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Clips from Star Trek (1966) (S01E01)

"Waiting time is almost up."
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"I'm glad you weren't disappointed."
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"Do you have a last request?"
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"Trelane, if you think I'm gonna"
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"cheerfully and obediently stick my head in that noose..."
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"That's your problem, Trelane. Everything is easy."
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"You don't think, Trelane, that's your problem."
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"You miss opportunities."
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"And you know why?"
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"But where's the sport in a simple hanging?"
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"Yes, the terror of murder."
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"Oh, I'm intrigued. Go ahead, captain. What do you suggest?"
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"I know. That Will be dull."
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"Now, you may go hide in the forest, anywhere you like, and I shall seek."
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"- The stakes? - Yes."
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"Oh, well. If it will add spice to the pursuit..."
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"I accept your terms, captain."
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"Let me notify the Enterprise that it can go."
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"Enterprise..."
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"Get the ship away as fast as you can."
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"Enterprise."
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"Down, captain. On your knees."
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"But you haven't won anything."
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"You haven't played the game right. I'll show you."
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"You're disobedient and cruel. We've told you before..."
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"But I don't wanna come in and I won't."
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"We said, come along."
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"you cannot have them at all."
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"You'll understand."
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"or you'll not be permitted to make any more planets."
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"Oh, but you saw."
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"No, Trelane."
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"we regret that the life paths of yourself and your companions"
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"The fault is ours for indulging him too much."
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"while you return to your ship."
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"Captain, we're receiving you."
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"Warping down, captain. Now warp factor 4."
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"Captain?"
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"For the record, captain, how do we describe him?"
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"He must be classified, sir."
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"Well, I hardly find that fitting."
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"And a very naughty one at that."
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"It will make a strange entry in the library banks."
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"stealing apples from the neighbors' trees,"
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"All clear ahead, captain."
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"Sensors indicate zero register."
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"Forward readings, Mr. Spock?"
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"Zero space density."
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"Ahead warp factor 3, Mr. Sulu."
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"Colony Beta VI wants their supplies. We'll get across this void in a hurry."
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"The word conjures up pictures of dunes, oases, mirages."
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"The precise meaning of the word desert..."
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"I fail to understand your romantic nostalgia for such a place."
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"Doesn't surprise me, Mr. Spock."
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"I can't imagine a mirage ever disturbing"
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"Moving on schedule into quadrant 904."
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"Beta VI is eight days distant."
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"- Something, Mr. Spock? - Unusual, captain."
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"I'm now getting a sizable space-displacement reading."
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"- Can you verify that, navigator? - No, sir."
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"Put it on visual."
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"Iron-silica body. Planet size: magnitude 1 E."
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"We'll be passing close."
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"Inconceivable this body has gone unnoted on all our records."
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"And yet, here it is."
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"No time to investigate."
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"Uhura, notify the discovery on subspace radio."
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"Strong interference on subspace, captain."
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"Planet must be a natural radio source."
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"Veer 40 degrees to starboard, Mr. Sulu."
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"Forty degrees--"
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"Mr. Spock, they're gone."
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"Ship's log, stardate 2124.5."
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"We've searched again from stem to stern."
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"No sign of human life on the surface, sir."
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"Unless the instruments aren't functioning."
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"Function is normal."
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"Continue sensory sweeps."
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"Lieutenant Uhura, have you checked all wavebands?"
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"to transport to the surface immediately and carry out search."
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"Mr. Jaeger, describe your geophysical findings for the surface below."
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"No detectable soil or vegetation."
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"Extremely hot, toxic atmosphere, swept by tornadic storms."
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"Continuous volcanic eruptions."
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"Deadly to any life form such as we know it"
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"without oxygen and life-support systems."
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"Estimate survival time of two unprotected individuals down there."
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"Not very long."
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"Greetings and felicitations."
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"USS Enterprise to signaler on planet surface. Identify self."
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"Hip-hip-hoorah?"
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"And I believe it's pronounced tallyho."
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"I'll entertain any theories, Mr. DeSalle. Any at all."
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"Prepare Transporter Room."
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"Request assignment to the search party, sir."
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"with full communications, armament and life-support gear."
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"Mr. Jaeger, your geophysical knowledge may be crucial down there."
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"their rationality is in question."
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"Dismissed."
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"No more messages from below, sir,"
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"but I've locked on to their original source."
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"Once on the planet's surface, you'll establish contact with us immediately."
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"Where are your storms, Jaeger?"
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"Atmosphere exactly the same as ours."
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"DeSalle to Enterprise, DeSalle to Enterprise."
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"Jaeger! McCoy!"
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"In the name of heaven, where are we?"
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"I must say, they make a perfectly exquisite display pair."
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"But I suppose you want them back now."
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"Where are we?"
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"Welcome to an island of peace on my stormy little planet of Gothos."
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"What happened? Fill me in."
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"You disappeared from the bridge after Sulu."
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"We've been looking for you for four hours."
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"You must excuse my whimsical way of fetching you here,"
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"Ah, so you are the captain of these brave lads."
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"My greetings and felicitations, captain."
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"So good of you and your officers to, uh, ha-ha..."
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"...drop in."
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"Who are you? Where do you come from?"
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