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

"That is correct, Mr. Scott, by all the laws that we know."
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"There was no period of unconsciousness."
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"What you're saying is that the planet didn't blow up."
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"The captain and the others, they're still alive."
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"Please, Mr. Scott, restrain your leaps of illogic."
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"I have said nothing. I was merely speculating."
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"You asked for an autopsy report."
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"It's only preliminary,"
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"Explain."
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"It's as though every cell in the body"
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"had been individually blasted from inside."
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"Dr. Sanchez has ruled that possibility out, sir."
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"Please keep me fully advised. Spock out."
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"He was in the Transporter Room."
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"Someone may have entered after Captain Kirk and his party left."
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"I suggest we return to our starting place at top warp speed."
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"In that case, Mr. Scott, I suggest we start at once."
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"Can you give me warp 8?"
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"Aye, sir. And maybe a wee bit more."
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"I'll sit on the warp engines myself and nurse them."
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"but also undignified."
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"Lieutenant Rahda, plot a course..."
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"Already plotted and laid in, sir."
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"Good. Then prepare to come to warp 8."
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"- Your report covers all vegetation? - Yes, captain."
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"If the Enterprise has been destroyed,"
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"Yes."
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"I don't see any water,"
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"A source of water would stretch our survival."
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"No, sir. And I haven't seen any evidence that there ever has been any rainfall."
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"But there is Earth-type vegetation."
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"Is it possible the vegetation could absorb the water directly from the air?"
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"I suggest we find out as much as we can about it."
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"We'll split up. D'Amato, see if you can find underground water."
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"Bones, see if you can find out"
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"How do they get their moisture?"
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"If you can discover how they survive, maybe we can."
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"Kirk here."
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"From zero, I suddenly got a reading that was off the scale,"
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"then a reverse of polarity and..."
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"I've never seen anything like this reading."
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"Like a door opened and then closed again."
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"Geological disturbances don't frighten me."
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"I've come here to study them."
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"- They're my speciality. - I know."
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"Yes, and we're stranded here."
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"Have you been talking to my friends?"
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"Do not be afraid."
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"I'm not afraid."
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"I am for you, Lieutenant D'Amato."
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"I am only for D'Amato."
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"Lucky D'Amato."
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"Wanna have a conference about sharing food and water."
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"Do not call the others."
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"Jim, I just got a life-form reading of tremendous intensity."
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"- What do you mean, "just there"? - Just that."
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"No. Now it's gone."
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"- Yes. - What direction?"
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"D'Amato's section, come in."
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"Kirk to D'Amato. Come in. Come in."
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"I'll be right there."
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"Bones!"
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"Jim, every cell in his body's been disrupted."
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"Digging a grave."
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"Poor D'Amato. What a terrible way to die."
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"There are no good ways, Sulu."
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"- That's the same red rock. - My phaser didn't cut through."
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"Whatever it is, it has a mighty high melting point."
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"covered over by topsoil."
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"Yeah."
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"It might be the most suitable memorial at that."
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"I wonder what killed him."
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"I don't know."
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"If we can maintain it,"
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"11.337 hours, lieutenant. I wish you would be more precise."
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"Scott to Bridge. Scott to Bridge."
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"- Spock here. - Mr. Spock, the ship feels wrong."
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"I know it doesn't make sense."
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"Instrumentation reads correct but the feel is wrong."
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"It's something I can't quite put into words."
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"That is obvious, Mr. Scott."
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"I suggest you avoid emotionalism"
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"and simply keep your instruments correct."
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"Spock out."
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"It looks so lonely there."
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"It would be worse if he had company."
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"Doctor, how can you joke about it?"
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"We've gotta figure this out and devise a defence against it."
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"Is it possible the rocks have life?"
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"You remember on Janus VI, the silicon creatures..."
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"Unless we're dealing with beings..."
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"Intelligent beings who can shield themselves."
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"That's the problem, Sulu. We have only questions."
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"Watkins."
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"Make sure it's not overheating."
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"Who are you?"
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"My name is not important."
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"Yours is Watkins. John B."
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"You know all about me."
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"I've never seen you before."
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"Show me this unit. I wish to learn."
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"Not correct."
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"That is the emergency overload bypass,"
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"which engages almost instantaneously."
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"considering it takes the antimatter longer to explode"
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"once the magnetic flow fails."
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"Mr. Scott, there's a strange woman who knows the plan of the Enterprise."
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"My assistant, Watkins, is dead."
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"Do you know what he died of, Mr. Scott?"
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"I didn't see it happen,"
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"but his last words were a warning cry about some strange woman."
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"Security alert, all decks."
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"Conclusions."
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"this planet has no magnetic field."
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"The apparent age of these rocks is only a few thousand years."
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"No known process could evolve the plant life they have here"
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"But, captain, where are the people who made it?"
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"Why can't we see them?"
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"Planet might be hollow."
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"It's dark. Let's get some rest."
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