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

"In his early 20s, Jim. That's over a quarter of a century ago."
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"Isn't that enough for one lifetime?"
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"You publish articles, you give lectures,"
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"All right, it's difficult. What's your point?"
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"Genius doesn't work on an assembly-line basis."
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"Did Einstein or Kazanga or Sitar of Vulcan"
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"No matter how long it took, he came out with multitronics, the M-5."
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"Right. The government bought it. Then Daystrom had to make it work. He did."
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"But, according to Spock, it works "illogically.""
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"And he won't let Spock near it."
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"What are you saying?"
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"killed, perhaps,"
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"Now he's got you talking about that machine like a personality."
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"- Spock to Captain Kirk. - Kirk here."
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"- We are ready, captain. - Good."
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"Get Daystrom. We're on our way. Let's go."
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"- What is it, captain? - We'd better find out, doctor."
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"Mr. Scott is ready to apply the circuit disrupter, captain."
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"As he does so, I shall trip the manual override into control."
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"- Good. Go ahead. - No. No, no, no!"
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"You can't take control from the M-5!"
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"Dr. Daystrom, we're going to do our very best."
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"You can't do it! Now, let me have it for a while."
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"Let me work with it for a while, please, please."
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"That's it, Mr. Spock."
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"Please. Please."
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"Bridge, this is Kirk. Sulu."
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"Lieutenant Sulu here, sir."
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"We've got helm and navigational control."
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"Turn us about. Have Mr. Chekov plot a course back to the space station."
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"Right away, sir. You heard him?"
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"I have been updating that course for hours."
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"- Helm to Captain Kirk. - Kirk here."
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"Captain, helm doesn't respond. Navigational controls locked in by M-5."
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"- Mr. Chekov. - Chekov here, sir."
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"Go into the engineering station and examine the H-279 elements,"
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"also the G-95 systems."
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"It appears we've been doing what used to be called "pursuing a wild goose.""
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"bypassing this primary system."
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"I believe that when M-5 discovered our tampering,"
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"it rerouted the controls, leaving this one active"
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"by simply sending through an electronic impulse at regular intervals."
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"I do not know. It is not performing in a logical manner."
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"Dr. Daystrom, I want an answer. Right now."
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"What is it? Exactly what is it?"
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"I do not mean to offend, sir."
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"But it behaves with an almost human pattern."
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"- Well, doctor? - Yes, quite right, Mr. Spock."
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"was that they couldn't think like men."
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"- Your new approach. - Exactly."
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"I've developed a method of impressing human engrams"
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"upon the computer circuits."
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"The relays are not unlike the synapse of the brain."
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"M-5 thinks, captain."
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"Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock to the Bridge, please. Report to the Bridge, please."
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"Sir, our sensors are picking up four Federation starships."
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"M- 5 is altering course to intercept."
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"The main attack force. The war games."
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"But M-5 doesn't know it's a game."
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"Enterprise to USS Lexington. Come in, Lexington."
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"Sir, I can't raise them. M-5 is still blocking all frequencies,"
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"including automatic distress. Just a minute, sir."
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"Put it on."
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"This is an M-5 drill. Repeat."
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"Does M-5 understand that this is only a drill?"
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"Of course. It was programmed to understand, captain."
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"The ore ship was a miscalculation. An accident. I don't know..."
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"Sir, deflector shields just came on."
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"Speed increasing to warp 4."
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"Phasers locking on lead ship, sir."
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"If that thing cuts loose at unshielded ships, we're..."
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"Attack force closing rapidly. Breaking formation, attacking at will."
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"Our phasers are firing, sir."
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"A hit on the Lexington."
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"Full phasers. What the devil is Kirk doing?"
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"Damage report, lieutenant."
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"Helm, course 1-6-4, mark 3."
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"Turning now, sir."
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"Estimate damage on Lexington, Spock."
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"Possible damage to her impulse engines."
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"She is still manoeuverable on warp drive."
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"We're firing again, sir."
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"The Excalibur, a direct hit."
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"Phasers firing, captain."
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"Lexington hit again."
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"There's got to be a way of getting to the M-5. There's got to be a way!"
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"There isn't. It's fully protected itself."
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"It is a human mind amplified by the instantaneous relays"
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"possible in a computer."
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"Captain, visual contact with Lexington."
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"Enterprise, Jim! Have you gone mad? What are you trying to prove?"
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"Break off the attack. Jim, we have 53 dead here."
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"Twelve on the Excalibur. If you can hear us, stop the attack!"
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"Lieutenant?"
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"Jim, why don't you answer? Jim! Answer! Come in, Jim!"
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"There's your murder charge. Deliberate, calculated."
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"Jim, break off your attack!"
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"Excalibur is manoeuvering away, sir."
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"We're increasing speed to follow."
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"Phasers locked on."
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"Daystrom!"
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"Phasers firing."
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"I really don't know how to get to the M-5, Kirk. I really do not know."
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"Dr. Daystrom, you impressed human engrams on the M-5's circuits."
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"Coming to new course, sir."
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"Bearing on the Potemkin."
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"- Why, mine, of course. - Of course."
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"Then perhaps you could talk to the unit."
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"The computer tie-in. You spoke to it before, it knows you."
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"I'm getting the Lexington again,"
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"The Enterprise refuses to answer and is continuing attack."
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"I still have an effective battle force and believe the only way to stop"
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"Wesley, commanding attack force, out."
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"They can't do that. They'll destroy the M-5."
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"You can save the M-5 if you talk to it and make it stop the attack."
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"- M-5, tie in. - M-5."
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"This is Daystrom."
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"- Daystrom acknowledged. - M-5..."
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"...do you know me?"
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"M-5, your attack on the starships is wrong."
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