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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Space Seed (S01E01)

"I am not capable of that emotion."
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"You suspect some danger in them?"
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"Insufficient facts always invites danger, captain."
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"Well, I'd better get some facts."
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"- Make course for Starbase 12. - Aye, sir."
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"That'll be all."
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"- Bones? - He'll live."
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"- My compliments. - No, I'm good, but not that good."
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"Now, look at that. Even as he is now,"
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"his heart valve action is twice the power of yours or mine."
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"An improved breed of human."
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"That's what the Eugenics War was all about."
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"Be interesting to see if his brain matches his body."
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"Doctor, will he live?"
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"Lt appears he will, lieutenant."
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"I'd like to talk to you."
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"If I were to rate your performance as a member of the landing party today..."
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"Lieutenant, at any one time, the safety of this entire vessel might depend"
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"And the fact that you find a man"
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"strangely compelling to you personally..."
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"Not personally, captain, professionally."
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"My profession is historian,"
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"and to find a specimen from the past, alive..."
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"I mean, the sheer delight of examining his mind."
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"Bolder, more colourful."
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"- Yes, sir, I think they were. - Good."
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"- That's all. - Yes, sir."
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"Sickbay to lab."
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"Good. McCoy out."
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"Well, either choke me or cut my throat. Make up your mind."
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"English. I thought I dreamed hearing it."
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"Where am I?"
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"You're in..."
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"You're in bed holding a knife at your doctor's throat."
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"It would be most effective if you would cut the carotid artery,"
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"just under the left ear."
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"I like a brave man."
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"I was simply trying to avoid an argument."
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"You're aboard the United Spaceship Enterprise. Your vessel is in tow."
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"I remember a voice. Did I hear it say..."
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"Where is your captain? I have many questions."
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"- with many questions, captain. - On my way."
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"I see."
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"And your name?"
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"I have a few questions first."
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"What is your heading?"
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"...our command base in this sector."
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"...my people?"
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"- You will revive them. - As soon as we reach Starbase 12."
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"I see."
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"And now..."
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"- Khan. Nothing else? - Khan."
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"May we continue this questioning at some other time?"
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"For example, the nature of your expedition."
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"Jim, a little later might be better."
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"Captain, I wonder if I could have something to read"
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"during my convalescence. I was once an engineer of sorts."
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"Yes, I understand. You have 200 years of catching up to do."
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"Precisely."
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"They're available to any patient on the viewing screen."
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"Dr. McCoy will show you how to tie into the library tapes."
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"Thank you, captain. You are very cooperative."
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"This Khan is not what I expected of a 20th-century man."
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"I note he's making considerable use of our technical library."
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"Common courtesy, Mr. Spock."
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"It's only decent to help him catch up."
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"Would you..."
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"There is that possibility, captain."
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"did seize power simultaneously in over 40 nations."
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"Well, they were hardly supermen."
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"They were aggressive, arrogant. They began to battle among themselves."
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"Because the scientists overlooked one fact:"
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"Superior ability breeds superior ambition."
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"Interesting, if true."
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"I've collected some names and made some counts."
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"By my estimate, there were some 80 or 90"
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"Would you reveal to war-weary populations"
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"that some 80 Napoleons might still be alive?"
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"Yes."
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"I am told you participated in my rebirth."
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"In a small way."
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"I've been reading up on starships, but they have one luxury"
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"not mentioned in the manuals."
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"I don't understand."
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"A beautiful woman."
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"I'd like some historical information about your ship."
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"- Its purpose and... - And why do you wear your hair"
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"Lt's comfortable."
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"But it's not attractive."
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"There."
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"Natural."
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"- Simple. - Mr. Khan, I'm here on business."
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"You find no pleasure here?"
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"My interest is scientific. Men of..."
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"That is the world of the past."
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"I'm sure you understand, actually to talk to a man of your century..."
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"There."
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"Simple."
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"I'm glad you came."
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"Please do it again."
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"Lieutenant McGivers' idea to welcome Khan to our century."
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"Just how strongly is she attracted to him?"
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"My curiosity is official, not personal, Bones."
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"Well, he has a magnetism, almost electric. You felt it."
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"And it could overpower McGivers with her preoccupation with the past."
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"Thank you."
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"I hoped you might guide me to our dinner engagement."
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"Very good."
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"- He once... - And you've rearranged"
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"your hair for me."
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"Excellent."
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"All bold men from the past."
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"Richard, Leif Ericson, Napoleon."
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"A hobby of yours, such men?"
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"I am honoured."
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"...such men dare take what they want."
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"Forgive my curiosity, Mr. Khan,"
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"but my officers are anxious to know more about your extraordinary journey."
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"And how you managed to keep it out of the history books."
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"There was little else left on Earth."
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