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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Operation (S01E01)

"Spock."
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"The blindness was temporary, Jim."
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"which aren't the same as a human's."
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"The brightness of the Vulcan sun has caused the development"
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"of an inner eyelid, which acts as a shield"
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"against high-intensity light."
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"We tend to ignore it, as you ignore your own appendix."
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"Mr. Spock."
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"Regaining eyesight would be an emotional experience for most."
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"You, I presume, felt nothing?"
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"Quite the contrary, captain. I had a very strong reaction."
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"My first sight was the face of Dr. McCoy bending over me."
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"for beauty, Mr. Spock."
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"If you gentlemen are finished,"
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"Unusual eye arrangement."
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"I might've known he'd turn up with something like that."
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"What's that, doctor?"
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"I said, please don't tell Spock"
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"that I said he was the best first officer in the fleet."
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"Why, thank you, Dr. McCoy."
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"You've been so concerned about his Vulcan eyes, doctor,"
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"you forgot about his Vulcan ears."
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"As I speculated, captain,"
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"Out of range, sir."
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"He burned up, captain."
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"Gravimetric pull approaching tolerance level."
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"to boldly go where no man has gone before."
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"I'll want a complete transcript"
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"Stand by to fire."
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"Fire!"
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"Ingraham B."
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"What kind of things?"
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"All right."
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"It's gone. Can you stand?"
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"Doctor, there is more of it in him,"
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"To be very frank, Jim, I don't know that I can do anything"
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"for conventional surgery to remove."
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"You're only half Vulcan."
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"But whether he can control it, hour to hour..."
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"Jim,"
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"And I'm sorry I have to disobey it."
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"Until the pain was gone, captain."
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"and analyzed, captain."
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"Jim, this is ridiculous."
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"is inescapable."
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"Give him your phaser. He'll need that too."
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"Energize."
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"We may therefore find it difficult to destroy, captain."
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"I cannot let it spread beyond this colony,"
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"Jim, we've been through it and through it."
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"Not to us."
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"Oh, no."
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"the blinding white light at all, Jim."
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"Good. Scanners?"
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"Energize all satellites."
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"Sickbay."
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"would you mind laying in"
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"Ahead warp factor 1, Mr. Sulu."
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"Making contact, captain."
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"unconscious like this, there should be"
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"I regret I see no other choice for you, captain."
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"Completed."
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"Totally instinctive, doctor."
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"He's a research biologist."
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"Was my brother."
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"Recommendations?"
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"Yes, sir. Let's go."
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"Yes, that would answer a lot of questions, wouldn't it?"
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"My pleasure, captain."
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"One of the creatures will have to be captured"
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"in this area."
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"Oh..."
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"There's one possibility."
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"Spock.."
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"The mass insanity"
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"Your orders were that no one was to beam down"
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"Very well."
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"Hull temperature 1,000 degrees and rising."
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"Warp factor 1, sir."
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"is one of the most beautiful in the galaxy."
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"They're both in extreme pain. I've sedated them heavily."
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"Fire!"
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"Pieces of some form of living tissue."
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"Evidently, when the creature attacks,"
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"which would burn Spock and your nephew to ashes."
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"an incredibly huge organism, in fact."
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"But down on the surface, the creatures stayed in the shadows,"
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"Spock."
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"that existed at the moment"
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"and Spock..."
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"was one million candles per square inch."
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"I am faced with the most difficult decision of my life."
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"McCoy here."
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"Completing the seeding orbit, captain."
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"Keep trying."
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"Jim, your brother, Sam, his family,"
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"There should be someone there."
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"But I'm getting a very high reading,"
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"you're safe now."
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"The boy's unconscious, but he's still alive."
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"No, no, no. I just removed these for examination."
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"I need you, Spock."
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"Aye, sir."
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"And knowing Mr. Spock's determination on some things,"
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"I don't have to, Bones. We both know he is."
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"I think so."
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"I can't accept that, Bones."
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"my command responsibilities will force me to kill"
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"a million or more people to stop it."
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"It's bright."
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"It radiates a blinding light, if you're close enough."
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"Spock, are you all right?"
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"Doctor, it was my selection as well."
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"Affirmative."
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"There's something about his optical nerves"
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"Gentlemen?"
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