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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - That Which Survives (S03E03)

"Commander of the Enterprise."
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"Captain, I'm getting no life-form register."
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"How do you feel about killing me?"
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"They are"
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"Are you lonely?"
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"It must be near here."
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"It's remained at a peak ever since she disappeared."
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"You think we're being invited in?"
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"And without the Enterprise, gentlemen,"
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"Transporter factor M7 reassembled outphase.0009."
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"- Fifty-seven seconds to go, sir. - Understood."
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"Warp 13.2, sir."
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"Affirmative, if M7 factor maintained."
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"That will take some doing. What purpose could it..?"
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"No time for theory. I just hope you're right."
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"Don't be a fool. Push the button."
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"Warp 14.1."
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"Warp 14."
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"Warp 13.9 and dropping."
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"- That requires an overwhelming display of emotion"
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"You see? You'd better tell us."
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"Gentlemen, I need your help."
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"Then I will live as one, even to the structure of your cells,"
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"Spock! The computer! Destroy it!"
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"We returned and picked up your life-form readings only a moment ago."
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"What a remarkable culture this is."
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"My fellow Kalandans, welcome."
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"A disease has destroyed us. Beware of it."
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"will be dead by the time you take possession of this planet."
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"In creating this planet,"
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"My fellow Kalandans,"
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"The previous ships"
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"probably spread the disease all through their people."
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"she's been waiting to greet people who were dead."
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"the computer projected a replica of the only image available:"
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"that it felt regret, guilt, at killing."
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"A ghost planet?"
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"I suggest no supernatural explanation, captain."
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"I merely point out that the facts"
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"do not fit any known categories of planets."
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"Let's take the facts one by one. They should explain something."
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"Undoubtedly."
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"The age of this planet would seem to be only a few thousand years."
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"But its mass and its atmosphere are similar to Earth."
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"That would be difficult to explain."
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"An atmosphere could not evolve in so short a period of time."
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"But the inconsistencies are so compounded"
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"It would bear closer investigation, it would seem,"
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"if we are to provide Starfleet with an accurate report."
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"Lieutenant, send Dr. McCoy"
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"to the Transporter Room for survey party."
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"Beam down coordinates for the Transporter Room."
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"Mr. Sulu, you'll accompany me."
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"Mr. Spock, you have the conn."
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"Lieutenant Rahda, report to the Bridge immediately."
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"This expedition should be a geologist's dream, Mr. D'Amato."
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"is an incredible bit of luck, captain."
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"- Why? What is it, Jim? - A planet even Spock can't explain."
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"Prepare to transport."
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"Wait. You must not go."
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"- Kirk to... - Captain. Captain."
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"Mr. Spock, are you all right?"
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"Yes. I believe no permanent damage was done."
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"What happened?"
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"The occipital area of my head"
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"seems to have impacted with the arm of the chair."
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"No, Mr. Spock, I meant, what happened to us?"
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"Mr. Spock. The planet's gone."
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"What kind of earthquakes do they have in this place?"
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"I don't know. Any more like that, they'll tear the planet apart."
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"Captain, this tremor we felt, if that's what it was..."
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"And it's like no seismic disturbance I've felt before."
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"- I got a reading of almost immeasurable power,"
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"but it's not there anymore."
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"Could seismic stress have accounted for it?"
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"The reading I got had nothing to do with a seismic force."
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"That's very strange. And that woman."
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"Kirk to Enterprise. Kirk to Enterprise. Come in."
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"- Shock may have damaged it. - It's gone."
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"He's right. There's nothing there."
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"For one thing,"
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"it means we're stranded."
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"Space, the final frontier."
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"Its five-year mission: To explore strange new worlds,"
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"to seek out new life and new civilisations,"
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"The Enterprise must have blown up."
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"That would explain the high-radiation readings, wouldn't it, if the matter..?"
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"Shouldn't we stop guessing, Mr. Sulu, and try and establish a pattern?"
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"I get no readings of high-energy concentration."
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"If the Enterprise had blown up,"
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"it would have left a high residual radiation."
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"Could it be the Enterprise hit us? Hit the planet?"
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"Once in Siberia there was a meteor so great"
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"that it flattened whole forests and was felt as far..."
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"Mr. Sulu, if I'd wanted a Russian history lesson,"
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"I'd have brought along Mr. Chekov."
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"This is a matter of survival, gentlemen."
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"Without the Enterprise, we need food, and we need water,"
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"and I want it now."
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"Damage-control report: Ship functioning normally."
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"Dead?"
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"Report on the death of the transporter officer."
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"We're not sure."
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"Dr. Sanchez is conducting an autopsy right now."
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"Give me a full report as soon as possible, please. Spock out."
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"Mr. Scott,"
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"have the transporter checked for possible malfunction."
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"If the planet had broken up, there would be some sign."
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"What bothers me is the stars, Mr. Spock."
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"- The stars. - Yes, sir. They're wrong."
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"- Wrong? - Yes, Mr. Spock."
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"Look."
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"Now, here's a replay of the star pattern just before the explosion."
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"But somehow, I'd say, that in a flash,"
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"we've been knocked 1,000 light years away from where we were."
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"990.7 light years to be exact, lieutenant."
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"your statement is not only illogical but also unworthy of refutation."
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"It is also illogical to assume that any explosion,"
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"even that of a small star going supernova,"
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"could have hurled us a distance of 990.7 light years."
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