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

"I won't go along with this!"
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"Back to where you were, Sargon, or whatever you are."
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"And if he refuses, doctor? What do you propose to do with your phaser?"
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"Lungs filling with air again..."
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"...heart pumping, arteries"
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"surging with blood again."
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"After a half a million years..."
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"Your Captain has an excellent body, Dr. McCoy."
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"Although his mind generates insufficient energy"
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"- Doctor. - Yes, I have the same readings."
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"Are you aware of what's happening to his body?"
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"Heart action doubled, temperature 104 degrees."
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"He'll die if you don't leave his body soon."
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"In the next room there are other receptacles."
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"The other two of us that survived."
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"You, Dr. Ann Mulhall and you Mr. Spock..."
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"...we require your bodies also."
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"We must have Captain Kirk and you..."
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"...so that we may live again."
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"...and Thalassa."
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"Thalassa, my Thalassa..."
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"...I am pleased you survived."
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"Forgive me. It has been so very long."
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"When the struggle came which devastated your planet..."
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"Only the best minds were chosen to survive."
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"Realizing our mistake, we attempted to perpetuate both sides."
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"Fascinating."
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"We knew the seed that we had planted on other planets would take root,"
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"And one day you would come here."
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"These others, they were stored differently than you."
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"And search the heavens with my mind, probing,"
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"waiting, probing. And then one day my mind touched your vessel..."
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"...and brought you here."
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"So you could steal our bodies from us?"
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"To steal? To take them from you? No, my children, you misunderstand."
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"And destroy them. Just as you're burning that one up now."
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"Heart beat 262, Spock, the entire metabolic rate correspondingly high."
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"Our bodies, Sargon. For what purpose?"
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"To build humanoid robots."
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"to have the use of your hands, your fingers."
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"Then you intend to construct mechanical bodies,"
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"move your minds into them, and then return our bodies to us."
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"...our skills are far beyond your abilities."
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"It is time."
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"Is it you, Jim?"
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"Good. His metabolic rate is back to normal."
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"Captain, do you know what happened?"
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"- Do you remember any part of it? - Yes."
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"Sargon borrowed my body. I was floating in time and space."
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"He doesn't appear to be harmed physically anyway."
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"Spock, I remember!"
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"When Sargon and I exchanged, as we passed each other..."
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"...for an instant we were one."
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"I know him now. I know what he is, and what he wants."
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"And I don't fear him."
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"An alien practically hijacks your body and then corks you into a bottle..."
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"You could be suffering from a form of false euphoria."
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"Go to your vessel. All who are involved must agree to this."
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"Then you may go as free as you came."
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"You're going to what?"
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"- Are they all right in the head, doctor? - No comment."
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"A simple transference, their minds and ours."
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"Quite simple. Happens every day."
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"Scotty, I need your approval too,"
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"since you'll be working with them, furnishing them with all they need"
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"You won't be working with them you'll be working with us, our bodies."
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"- They'll be inside us and we'll be... - It all seems rather indecent to me."
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"I'm not so certain of that, doctor. It is scientifically fascinating."
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"Once inside their mechanical bodies, Engineer..."
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"...they can leave this planet, travel back with us."
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"With their knowledge, mankind could leap ahead 10,000 years."
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"Bones, they'll show us medical advances,"
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"miracles you never dreamed possible."
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"Scotty, engineering advances, vessels this size,"
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"- You're joking. - No, he's not."
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"and our second in command too."
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"They selected us as the most compatible bodies."
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"What's your attitude on that, doctor?"
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"...l'm willing to host Thalassa's mind."
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"I'm a scientist."
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"The opportunity is an extraordinary one..."
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"...for experimentation, observation."
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"A starship engine the size of a walnut?"
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"But, I don't suppose there'd be any harm in looking over diagrams on it."
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"Bones, you could stop all this by saying no."
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"We'll all be deeply involved. It must be unanimous."
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"Then I'll still want one question answered to my satisfaction."
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"Why?"
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"Not a list of possible miracles."
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"But a simple basic understandable "why" that overrides all danger."
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"Let's not kid ourselves that there is no potential danger in this."
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"They used to say, if man could fly, he'd have wings."
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"But he did fly, he discovered he had to."
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"Do you wish that the first Apollo Mission hadn't reached the moon,"
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"and sewed your patients up with catgut,"
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"I'm in command. I could order this."
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"But I'm not..."
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"...in pointing out the enormous danger potential..."
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"...in any contact with life and intelligence,"
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"But I must point out that the possibilities"
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"Risk is our business."
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"That's what this starship is all about."
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"That's why we're aboard her."
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"Do I hear a negative vote?"
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"...stand by to beam aboard three receptacles."
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"and the body functions will race many times their normal metabolism."
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"Yes, sir."
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"Well, I guess we're about as ready as we'll ever be."
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"Metabolic rate is doubled and rising, doctor."
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"Hello."
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"You are a lovely female."
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"A pleasant sight to wake up to after half a million years."
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"I'd forgotten what it felt like..."
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"Sargon?"
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"In this body."
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"I am not displeased, my husband."
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"Your body is not unlike that which was your own."
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"And I too, am pleased, beloved."
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"After so long..."
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"This is an excellent body, doctor."
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