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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - What Are Little Girls Made Of? (S01E01)

"Andrea."
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"What are you doing?"
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"This is necessary, captain. You will understand."
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"Andrea."
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"Frequency open, Mr. Spock."
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"We were becoming concerned, captain. Your check-in was overdue,"
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"and since we'd not heard from your security team..."
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"Captain, are you all right? You sound tired."
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"If you move or cry out, Ruk may injure you."
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"Dr. Korby has made some fascinating discoveries."
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"I'm a scientist. You obviously know of my reputation."
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"Trust me."
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"There is so much you must learn before you make a final judgement."
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"For example..."
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"...Andrea."
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"You must be Captain Kirk of the starship Enterprise."
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"Christine,"
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"Everything is all right now."
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"That's enough."
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"You are not to mock Christine."
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"- You will never harm her. - Or disobey an order from her."
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"Both love and trust."
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"What would your first duty be upon return to your vessel?"
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"A report. Do you realise the number of discoveries lost"
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"because of superstition, of ignorance, of a layman's inability to comprehend?"
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"Then a simple layman's question, doctor."
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"Alive? Dead?"
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"Ruk was programmed to protect my experiments."
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"The logic of his machine mind saw a danger to me."
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"Ruk destroyed them both."
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"But totally against my wishes, I assure you."
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"Even Ruk doesn't know."
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"With his help, with the records I could find, we built Brown."
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"You've convinced me that you're dangerous."
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"I do not understand."
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"Where is Captain Kirk?"
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"You are concerned about the captain?"
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"How can you love Roger without trusting him?"
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"Why does it bother you when I use the name Roger?"
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"it's sufficient that it does disturb her."
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"I didn't mean to eavesdrop, darling."
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"As you can see, Captain Kirk is fine. He won't be harmed."
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"I'm like Dr. Brown. An android."
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"Didn't you know?"
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"Notice the... The lifelike pigmentation."
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"The variation in skin tones."
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"There's even a pulse. Physical sensation."
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"How convenient."
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"Christine, you must realise that an android is like a computer."
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"As a trained scientist yourself, you must realise..."
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"That given a mechanical Dr. Brown, then a mechanical geisha"
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"would be no more difficult."
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"Andrea is incapable of that. She simply obeys orders."
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"She has no meaning for me. There's no emotional bond."
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"Andrea,"
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"kiss Captain Kirk."
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"Now strike him."
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"no emotional involvement. She simply responds to orders."
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"She's a totally logical computer."
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"If these mechanical things have no feelings,"
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"I will answer all of your questions..."
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"This is how you make an android."
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"Andrea."
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"of harming an insect or an animal."
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"No, life was sacred to you then."
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"Choose, Christine."
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"Which is your captain?"
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"I don't know."
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"They're exact."
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"Synthetic organs are in place."
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"At the same time, we duplicate the mental patterns."
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"Now, physical pattern complete, we now make a mental pattern."
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"The android will be so perfect, he could even replace the captain."
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"The same memories, the same attitudes, the same abilities."
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"Activate circuits."
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"I'm sick of your half-breed interference, do you hear?"
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"Mind your own business, Mr. Spock. I'm sick of your half-breed..."
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"And now,"
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"meet an android."
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"How do you do, Miss Chapel?"
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"I am now programmed to please you also."
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"Is the food appealing?"
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"Yes, thank you."
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"Dr. Korby suggested that you have lunch."
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"He thought you might have a few things to talk about."
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"- Captain... - I know, I know."
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"I'd hate to be torn between commander and fiancé myself."
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"- Has he confided in you? - Nothing he hasn't told you."
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"What he's done may seem wrong, but he is Roger Korby,"
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"Unless something's gone wrong with his mind."
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"He's as sane as you or I."
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"Please."
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"No, I'd much rather you push me off the same precipice"
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"where Mathews died."
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"Please go ahead and eat."
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"Androids don't eat, Miss Chapel."
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"He even has your sense of humour."
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"Well, there's one difference between us, I'm hungry."
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"The difference is your weakness, captain, not mine."
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"One at a time, gentlemen. Captain?"
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"Eating is a pleasure, sir. Unfortunately, one you will never know."
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"George Samuel Kirk. Your brother. Only you call him Sam."
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"He saw me off on this mission."
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"He said he was being transferred to Earth Colony 2 research station."
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"No, captain. He said he was continuing his research,"
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"Totally unimportant ones."
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"You may leave now."
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"You haven't guessed the rest?"
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"Not even you, Christine?"
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"What you saw was only a machine."
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"Only half of what I could have accomplished. Do you understand?"
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"By continuing the process, I could have transferred you,"
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"your very consciousness, into that android."
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"Your soul, if you wish. All of you."
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"In android form, a human being can have practical immortality."
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"Can you understand what I'm offering mankind?"
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"Programming."
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"Different word, but the same old promises made by Genghis Khan,"
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"Julius Caesar, Hitler, Ferris, Maltuvis."
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"can be programmed for the better?"
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