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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Metamorphosis (S02E02)

"Now really, commissioner, you can't blame the Starfleet."
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"I've been forced to leave before my job was done."
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"Commissioner, I assure you that once we reach the Enterprise"
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"That's odd. I've never seen anything like that before."
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"- Helm does not answer, captain. - Neither do the pods."
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"Captain, what's happening? I demand to know."
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"These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise."
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"Enterprise, this is the Galileo. Come in, please."
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"Totally suitable for human life."
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"That's a very good question. I wish I could answer it."
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"All right. Let's go."
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"And it doesn't read solid. It's more unstable."
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"Hello!"
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"Bones, get a physiological reading on that, whatever it is."
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"- You speak English. Earth people? - From the Federation."
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"And a woman."
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"- Doctor. - Pleasure."
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"All of you."
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"Mr. Cochrane."
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"We were forced off our course..."
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"...and taken here by some force we couldn't identify."
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"What about you, Cochrane?"
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"If you don't mind, Mr. Cochrane, I'd like a little more than just a statement"
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"...why don't you explain our methods of propulsion to Mr. Cochrane?"
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"- He looks familiar. - Familiar?"
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"It was quite a hike here. You're tired. Just take it easy for a while."
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"- There's nothing to explain. - Thank you."
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"- It was the Companion. - The what?"
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"I prefer to reserve judgement on that part of your story, sir."
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"it lives, and I can communicate with it."
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"Planets were named after him, great universities, cities."
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"You say this Companion found you and rejuvenated you."
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"Jim."
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"Captain."
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"You say you can communicate with it."
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"- I already know. - You wouldn't mind telling us?"
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"I told it I'd die of loneliness. I thought it would release me."
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"Life everywhere. We estimate there are millions of planets with intelligent life."
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"We haven't begun to map them. Interesting?"
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"It's on a non-verbal level, but I usually get my message across."
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"- A sort of joining. - Exactly what I think."
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"- No, it's more than that. - Agreed."
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"More like..."
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"...love."
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"Are you all right?"
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"Yes, it kind of drains me a little, but I'm all right."
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"The Companion can't do anything to help Miss Hedford."
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"Spock!"
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"- It attacked you? - Evidently."
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"I'm not a scientist or a physicist, Mr. Spock,"
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"but am I correct in assuming that anything that generates electricity"
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"It's also keeping you prisoner."
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"We understand how you feel, Mr. Cochrane. But it has to be done."
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"Nor it ours."
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"Let them go!"
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"Stop it!"
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"- What kind of talk is that? - How do you fight a thing like that?"
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"the responsibility of four lives down here,"
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"Ship's log, stardate 3219. 8."
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"until it was shy five hours of rendezvous."
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"But if there are no further traces, how are we going to follow them?"
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"Aye."
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"What's the theory behind this device?"
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"There are certain universal ideas and concepts common to all intelligent life."
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"With a voice or the approximation"
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"Not 100 percent efficient, of course, but nothing ever is."
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"Companion..."
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"This is interesting."
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"A lover."
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"He felt it to me."
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"Companion, try to understand."
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"It is the nature of our species"
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"This is a marvellous opportunity to add to our knowledge."
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"This isn't the time."
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"Therefore, you will continue."
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"It is necessary."
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"A blind man could see it with a cane."
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"You're not a pet. You're not a specimen kept in a cage."
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"Her attitude when she approaches you"
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"I do not totally understand the emotion, but it obviously exists."
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"Do you know what you're saying?"
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"Men who have no notion of decency or morality?"
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"- Right here, Miss Hedford. - I heard him."
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"I don't want to die."
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"But..."
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"...l've never been loved."
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"Ship's log, stardate 3220.3."
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"Approaching what seems to be an asteroid belt, sir."
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"have atmosphere in types H to M."
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"All right then. We do it the hard way."
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"More important than anything. Is he?"
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"By your feeling for him,"
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"...if we have obstacles to overcome."
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"Without them to strengthen us, we will weaken and die."
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"You are wrong."
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"You can't join."
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"You may keep him here forever..."
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"I thought maybe if she loved him, she'd let him go."
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"- I tried. - It's useless."
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"Bones?"
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"I don't understand it. She's not sick at all."
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"We understand."
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"This is medically impossible."
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"We are one."
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"Oh, what a bitter thing."
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"Spock, check out the shuttlecraft. Engine, communications, everything."
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"We could do nothing now to stop you."
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"We will know death."
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"You're very beautiful."
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"- But it pleases me. - I could explain. Many things."
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"Oh, let me walk, Zefram."
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"Let me feel the earth against my feet."
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"Go ahead, Cochrane. We have a few things to do."
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"Lock onto his coordinates."
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"There's 1,000 planets out there, 1,000 races."
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"There's a whole galaxy out there waiting to honour you."
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"That's been happening to men and women for a long time."
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"as long as you grow old together."
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"I might even try and plant a fig tree."
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"A man's entitled to that, isn't he?"
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