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

"I seemed to have received the best of the three."
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"Strength, hearing, eyesight, all far above your human norms."
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"I'm surprised the Vulcans never conquered your race."
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"Yes, of course. Just as we do, doctor."
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"Doctor."
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"Henoch, you'd better get back to bed too."
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"It will be unnecessary, doctor."
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"This Vulcan body is accustomed to the higher metabolism."
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"Sargon, it won't work. You've got to get out before you kill them."
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"We will vacate at once"
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"until you can administer a metabolic reduction injection."
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"- A what? - I'll prepare the formula, Sargon."
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"Henoch, your condition?"
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"I can continue in this body for several hours."
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"Fortunate."
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"We will vacate at once."
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"This woman will assist me."
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"It was close, Jim. You both barely got back alive."
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"Unless the formula works, we can't risk it again."
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"Now, this formula will reduce the heart action"
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"While the bodies are occupied,"
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"you will administer one injection of 10 cc's each hour."
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"This hypo you will code mark for Thalassa."
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"Yes, sir."
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"This one, you will administer to Captain Kirk..."
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"...while Sargon is in his body."
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"This hypo does not contain the same formula."
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"No, that's correct."
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"But since I will arrange for you to administer each of the injections,"
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"no one else will notice."
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"But without the same formula, Captain Kirk will die."
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"I was... I wanted to say something. I've forgotten what it was."
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"Yes, that was it."
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"Very good."
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"You see, Sargon would not permit me to keep this body."
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"It is therefore necessary for you to kill your Captain"
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"so that Sargon will die with him."
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"Three alien minds now inhabit the bodies of Captain Kirk,"
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"Science Officer Spock, and Dr. Ann Mulhall."
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"As planned, the construction of android robots is underway."
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"All is proceeding as expected and as promised."
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"Sargon, I remember a day long ago."
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"We sat beside a silver lake."
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"I think it best not to remember so well."
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"In two days you'll have hands of your own again, Thalassa."
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"Android, robot hands, of course. Hands without feeling."
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"Enjoy the taste of life while you can."
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"Our minds will have survived. And as androids..."
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"...we can move among the people who do live..."
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"- What is it, Sargon? - Nothing."
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"Our next injection will renovate me. Do not be concerned."
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"Nurse, how are the last metabolical readings on our patients?"
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"You'll find them excellent, doctor. Well within normal."
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"Is something wrong, Miss Chapel?"
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"...I had something to say."
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"Yes. That must be it."
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"I am so pleased the way they are responding, doctor."
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"You look tired, Miss Chapel."
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"Perhaps you'd care for me to administer the last few injections."
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"Tired? Not at all, doctor."
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"Thank you."
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"Have you prepared the megaton hydra coils"
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"For all the good it will do you."
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"It's a fancy name..."
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"...but how will something that looks like a drop of jelly make this thing work?"
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"You'll need micro-gears and some form of pulley"
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"that does what a muscle does."
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"That would be highly inefficient."
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"I tell you, lady. This thing won't work."
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"It will have twice the strength and agility of your body, Engineer,"
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"and will last a thousand years."
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"and we'll lock ourselves into it for another thousand years,"
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"and then another and another."
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"Sargon has closed his mind to a better way..."
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"...with these bodies."
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"When you awoke in this body, Thalassa..."
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"...you said how good it was to breathe again..."
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"...to have eyes and to see again, to feel..."
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"Just think, how much we can do for mankind."
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"Are these bodies too much to ask for in return? Would you prefer this?"
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"No."
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"I'm beginning to hate it."
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"Sickbay."
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"Sickbay. McCoy."
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"- Deck 6 briefing room. - You sound terrible. Wait there for me."
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"Sargon, what is it?"
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"Nothing of importance. Fatigue perhaps."
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"Henoch's formula."
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"Yes, I wanted to be certain there was no error."
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"Don't be concerned."
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"It is an excellent body."
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"There you see, I feel better already."
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"In time our host body will become accustomed to us, husband."
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"Injections will no longer be necessary."
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"Husband..."
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"...feel the touch of my hand, husband."
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"What will that word mean to a machine?"
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"Our thoughts will intertwine."
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"Will they intertwine like this?"
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"Can two minds press close like this?"
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"Sargon, what is it?"
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"Hypo."
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"Doctor, help him."
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"He's dead."
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"Do I list one death or two?"
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"When Kirk's body died,"
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"Sargon is dead. But is Captain Kirk dead?"
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"All his vital organs are now working, doctor."
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"Yes, we can keep them going for a few weeks or a month,"
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"for all the good it'll do."
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"Why pretend to work on that thing, Henoch?"
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"You know you never intended to leave Spock's body."
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"Once occupied, I'll add female features and some texturing."
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"You, no doubt, want the mechanism to at least appear to be a woman."
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"You have no excuse to keep the real body any longer."
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"I cannot live in that thing."
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"Would you like to save your Captain Kirk?"
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"But you said that was impossible."
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"We have many powers Sargon did not permit us to use."
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"This body pleases me. I intend to keep it."
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