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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - The Ultimate Computer (S02E02)

"- Standard orbit, captain. - Not now."
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"- Captain, the station is calling us. - All right, put them on."
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"The explanation is beaming aboard now, captain."
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"He may already be in your Transporter Room."
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"Would you mind telling me what this is all about?"
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"What's that?"
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"That's Dr. Richard Daystrom's device, isn't it?"
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"plus navigational manoeuvers and the war games problem."
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"- Why remove my crew? - They're not needed."
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"- I can't run a starship with 20 crewmen. - The M-5 can."
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"to seek out new life and new civilizations,"
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"I don't like it, Jim."
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"We are attempting to prove that it can run this ship more efficiently than man."
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"Very funny."
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"nothing but circuits and memory banks."
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"Yes?"
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"Captain, I have finished my tests on the M-5."
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"Mr. Scott, hook in the multitronic unit to the ship's main power banks."
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"Aye, aye, sir. Mr. Harper."
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"Fascinating, doctor."
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"Frankly, the only fact that I'm concerned about"
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"is that if this thing doesn't work,"
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"there are not enough men aboard to run this ship."
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"And that's begging for trouble."
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"I'm curious, doctor."
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"Why is it called M-5 and not M-1?"
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"There are certain things men must do to remain men."
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"There are other things a man like you might do."
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"That thing is dangerous."
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"...of losing my job to that computer?"
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"And it always will be different."
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"Why don't you ask James T. Kirk?"
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"The M-5 computer is now disengaged."
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"after it's completed each manoeuver."
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"as to how long the M-5 is in control."
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"M-5 is another distinguished triumph for his career."
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"the orbit, and then to analyse data"
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"regarding landing-party recommendations."
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"Well, if you feel you need the exercise, go on."
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"Oh, yes."
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"The planet is Class-M, captain."
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"M- 5 readout. Planet Alpha Carinae II."
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"Recommendations for general survey party."
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"Science Officer Spock, Astrobiologist Phillips, Geologist Carstairs."
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"is the landing party personnel. That's a matter of judgement."
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"The computer does not judge."
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"Why pick Carstairs instead of Rawlens?"
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"Carstairs is an ensign, no experience."
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"Well, let's find out anyway."
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"- M-5, tie in. - M-5."
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"Geologist Carstairs served on merchant marine freighters in this area."
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"Have you located the malfunction, doctor?"
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"A whole new approach."
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"One on the port bow, one on the stern."
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"Distance, 200,000 kilometres and closing."
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"Enterprise, from Commodore Wesley, aboard the USS Lexington."
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"Enterprise, acknowledge on this frequency."
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"- Captain, the M-5 has already... - Already sounded the red alert."
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"Evaluation of M-5 performance. It'll be necessary for the log."
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"all indicate an immense sophistication in computer control."
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"- It might even be practical. - Practical, captain?"
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"Put it on visual."
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"to justify awarding the surprise engagement to Enterprise."
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"Dunsel?"
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"Who the blazes is Captain Dunsel?"
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"I strongly prescribe it, Jim."
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"To James T. Kirk, captain of the Enterprise."
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"Thank you, doctor."
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"All I ask is a tall ship?"
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"20th century Earth."
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"All I ask is a tall ship"
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"And a star to steer her by"
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"...it's still the same."
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"- Kirk here. - Another contact, captain."
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"This is not a drill."
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"But M-5 has given us an auto-relay."
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"Captain, deflector shields just came on."
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"- Going to warp 4, sir. - Jim..."
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"We can't disengage the computer."
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"Full power."
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"There certainly does."
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"Bones. Disengage the computer."
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"- A force field? - It's not my doing, Kirk."
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"I would say, captain,"
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"that M-5 is not only capable of taking care of this ship,"
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"Captain's log, stardate 4731.3."
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"I suggest we disconnect it at the source."
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"All right, Scotty, turn it off."
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"That thing murdered one of my crewmen,"
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"directly from the warp engines."
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"And communications and fire control."
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"It's quite a different thing."
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"You can't understand."
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"You're frightened because you can't understand it."
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"Men can live,"
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"that won him the Nobel and Zee-Magnees Prizes."
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"then you spend the rest of your life trying to recapture past glory."
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"The M-1 through M-4, remember?"
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""Not entirely successful." That's the way Daystrom put it."
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"produce new and revolutionary theories on a regular schedule?"
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"You can't simply say, "Today I will be brilliant.""
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"That he's tampering with it, that he's making it act that way? Why?"
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"I'm afraid that's the way he thinks about it."
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"Spock?"
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"Manual override is in control, captain."
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"Sir, the G-95 system appears dead."
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"All indicators are dark."
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"Thank you, ensign."
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"M-5 has rerouted helm and navigational controls,"
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"Decoyed. It wanted us to waste our time here."
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"Dr. Daystrom..."
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"I'm tired of hearing about the M-5's "new approach.""
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"You see, one of the arguments against computers controlling ships"
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"Kirk here. What is it?"
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"Correction, Bones. Those four ships don't know it's M-5's game."
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"And M-5 is going to destroy them."
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"Captain, I'm getting audio signal from the Lexington."
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"- Captain, M-5 is acknowledging. - Daystrom."
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"That's no miscalculation."
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"Hit in Engineering Section."
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