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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Return to Tomorrow (S02E02)

"It does not seem to even exist, and yet it's affecting all my channels."
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"We've been given a direction to follow, but how?"
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"We are hundreds of light years past"
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"- Class-M planet, Captain. - Close to Earth conditions."
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"The planet has evidently been dead since then."
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"I am Sargon."
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"and directed you here."
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"I read what is in your mind. Words are unnecessary."
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"The planet is dead."
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"Space, the final frontier."
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"to seek out new life and new civilizations,"
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"Captain."
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"Reading energy only, Captain. No life forms."
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"I have locked your transporter device on my coordinates."
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"Please come to us. Rescue us from oblivion."
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"to beam you that deep beneath the surface. Have no fear."
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"All power gone, sir."
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"- Fascinating. - All normal. No damage at all."
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"I see."
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"Why no briefing on this? I'd at least like to know what we're getting into."
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"By whom?"
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"Strange. I'm not sure."
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"Just how much rock are we going to go through?"
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"No, we're not. Let's go."
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"Please stand ready. I will operate your controls."
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"Atmosphere report, Captain."
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"A fraction richer in oxygen than usual for us, but otherwise normal."
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"The air seems fresh. It must be re-circulated somehow."
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"Is that for us? Or does "it" need fresh air?"
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"Sealed in this receptacle is the essence of my mind."
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"Impossible."
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"A body much as yours, my children,"
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"just as your own starships have now begun to explore that vastness."
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"were two of our travellers."
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"It was so long ago and the records of our travels were lost in the cataclysm"
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"which you have yet to face."
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"...to see again..."
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"I can feel."
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"on the condition in which you maintained it."
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"What are your plans for it?"
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"Can you exchange places again when you wish?"
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"Have no fear. Your Captain is quite unharmed."
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"for him to speak from there as I do."
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"What is it you want of us?"
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"Two others still survive, Henoch..."
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"Thalassa, my wife, as you may have guessed."
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"in order to preserve our essence in this fashion."
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"that one day you would build vessels as we did."
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"But it was your task to remain in the receptacle out there..."
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"We mean only that you should lend us your bodies for a short time."
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"I will return your Captain to you before the body limit has been reached."
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"To build..."
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"We must borrow your bodies long enough"
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"We have engineers, technicians. Why can't they build your robots for you?"
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"No, our methods..."
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"That's the most ridiculous statement I've ever heard."
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"I'm afraid I must agree with Dr. McCoy."
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"After all these centuries, we can wait a few more hours."
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"And what if we should decide against you?"
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"to make the android robots."
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"They're giants and we're insects beside them."
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"They could destroy us without meaning to."
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"And all he wants is the body of our Captain"
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"Coincidence?"
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"Well, if we all agree..."
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"That's impossible."
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"or that we hadn't gone on to Mars and then to the nearest star?"
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"That's like saying you wish that you still operated with scalpels,"
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"...because Dr. McCoy is right..."
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"the potential for knowledge and advancement is equally great."
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"Risk."
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"Engineer..."
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"The extreme power of the alien mind"
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"- Jim. - Ready, Sargon."
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"- Thank you. - You're welcome."
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"Here."
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"Bones, what..."
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"I understand."
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"And this one, you will code mark for me."
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"You were about to say that you watched me prepare the formula"
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"and fill each of the hypos."
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"I can find no reason for concern..."
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"The air was scented with the flowers of our planet."
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"You held my hand like this."
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"...teaching them, helping them not to make the errors we did."
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"Yes..."
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"- I can't seem to remember. - Regarding our patients?"
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"The formula is working perfectly."
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"Thank you for asking."
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"for the drawings Sargon supplied?"
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"That is, assuming you'll stop wasting your time and allow us to complete it."
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"A thousand-year prison, Thalassa."
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"When it wears out, we'll build another one,"
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"They're not ours, Henoch."
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"...to live and feel again, Thalassa."
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"Sargon here, McCoy. I'm in your..."
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"That will take months, perhaps years. We haven't that choice, Thalassa."
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"- If we torment ourselves... - Beloved."
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"Will they, husband?"
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"Can robot lips do this?"
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"Sargon was too far distant from his receptacle to transfer back."
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"His body is, but his consciousness is still in the receptacle,"
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"Yes?"
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"I see."
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"Only you and I will know that Dr. Mulhall has not returned to her body."
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"Doctor..."
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"Neither you, this ship, nor all your worlds have the power to stop us."
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"I will not peddle flesh. I'm a physician."
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"I could destroy you with a single thought."
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"Forgive me."
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"I am pleased, my beloved."
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"...Sargon has placed his into your vessel."
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"Doctor."
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"Nurse Chapel, what in the devil..."
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"- It was necessary. - What are you talking about?"
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"...the thing in it."
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"Must I make an example of you too, Helm?"
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"Take the hypo from him."
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"...let me transfer..."
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"My friend, Spock."
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