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

"Closing on the Lexington again, sir."
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"The Hood and Potemkin are moving off."
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"I'm sorry, sir. I can't override M-5 interference."
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"That thing is killing men and women."
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"Four starships, 1,600 men and women."
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"Whose engrams?"
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"tapping in on their message to Starfleet Command."
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"All ships damaged in unprovoked attack."
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"the Enterprise is to destroy her."
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"Request permission to proceed."
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"I can make it stop. I created it."
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"- Born... - Stop."
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"Programming includes protection against attack."
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"Enemy vessels must be neutralised."
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"You're killing..."
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"murdering"
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"You must not destroy men."
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"They attacked this unit."
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"Dr. Daystrom has created a mirror image of his own mind."
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"Twenty years of groping"
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"No. We're invincible."
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"four toys to be crushed as we choose."
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"Battle status."
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"Lexington out."
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"Every living thing wants to survive, captain."
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"- M-5, tie in. - M-5."
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"You will be under attack in a moment."
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"It will replace man so man may achieve."
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"What is the penalty for murder?"
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"... must..."
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"The machine is committing suicide to atone for the sin of murder."
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"Get to Engineering, pull out every hook-up that makes M-5 run."
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"Intership communications."
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"In approximately one minute"
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"we'll be attacked by Federation starships."
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"and us open for destruction."
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"our 19 lives will buy the survival"
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"Keep those shields down."
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"The Enterprise looks dead."
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"The Enterprise has dropped her shields."
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"I gambled on his humanity."
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"Mr. Sulu, take us back to the space station."
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"Lieutenant, contact the space station."
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"Captain Kirk, this is Commodore Enwright."
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"Yes, commodore, I'd like an explanation."
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"Spock."
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"Commodore Wesley. How do you do, sir?"
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"Mr. Spock."
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"All right, ensign, you can go. Thank you very much."
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"I receive orders to proceed here. No reason given."
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"I'm informed that my men will be removed to the space station,"
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"to a security holding area. I think I'm entitled to an explanation."
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"War games."
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"I'll be commanding the attack force against you."
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"An entire attack force against my ship?"
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"The most ambitious computer complex ever created."
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"to provide the ultimate in vessel operation and control."
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"How do you know so much about it, commander?"
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"I hold an A-7 computer expert classification, commodore."
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"What has all this got to do with the Enterprise, commodore?"
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"You've been chosen to test the M-5, Jim."
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"There'll be a series of routine research and contact problems for M-5 to solve,"
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"will be modified to contain the computer."
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"How much security does this gadget require?"
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"None."
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"Twenty?"
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"And what am I supposed to do?"
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"You've got a great job, Jim."
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"These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise."
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"Its five-year mission: To explore strange, new worlds,"
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"to boldly go where no man has gone before."
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"Captain's log, stardate 4729.4."
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"The M-5 computer has been installed onboard ship, and we have"
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"left the space station for test manoeuvers."
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"A vessel this size cannot be run by one computer."
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"Maybe you're trying to prove that, but don't count me in on it."
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"The most unfortunate lack in current computer programming is that"
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"there is nothing available to immediately replace the starship's surgeon."
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"If it could, they wouldn't have to replace me. I'd resign"
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"because everybody else aboard would be"
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"You know the type, Spock."
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"Jim, you haven't had much to say about this."
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"What do you want me to say?"
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"M-5, it's an honour, they tell me."
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"Well, I'm honoured."
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"Where is he? Scotty, where's Dr. Daystrom?"
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"Well, he was here. Doctor?"
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"- You'd be Captain Kirk. - Yes, Dr. Daystrom."
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"This is my first officer, Mr. Spock."
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"And it must be hooked into your main power plants in order to be operative."
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"By all means, do so."
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"Your engineer there"
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"wouldn't allow us the power necessary without your orders."
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"This computer has a potential beyond anything you have ever done."
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"Even your breakthrough in duotronics did not have the promise of this."
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"Its potential is a fact."
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"Who is this?"
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"Dr. Leonard McCoy, senior medical officer."
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"I'm sorry, but this is a security area."
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"I wouldn't worry, doctor. Dr. McCoy has clearance throughout the ship."
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"- Is it supposed to do that? - If I can be of assistance, doctor..."
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"No, no, no. Thank you. I can manage."
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"There is nothing wrong, captain."
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"Just a few minor settling-in adjustments to make."
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"As you can see, all is in order now."
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"the multitronic units 1 through 4 were not entirely successful."
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"M-5 is ready to take control of the ship."
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"Total control?"
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"Your computer would take that away."
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"Or perhaps you object to the possible loss of the prestige"
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"The computer can do your job, and without all that."
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"You'll have to prove that to me, doctor."
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"Did you see the love light in Spock's eyes?"
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"The right computer finally came along."
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"What's the matter, Jim?"
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"I think that thing is wrong."
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"I think it's wrong, too, replacing men with mindless machines."
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"I don't mean that."
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"I feel..."
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"Only a fool would stand in the way of progress, if this is progress."
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