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

"I've sealed off the aft end of the service crawlway"
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"and I've positioned explosive separator charges"
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"to blast me clear of the ship if I rupture the magnetic bottle."
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"it feels like ants crawling all over my body."
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"Mr. Scott, I suggest you refrain from any further subjective descriptions."
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"You now have ten minutes and 19 seconds"
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"in which to perform your task."
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"Mr. Spock, we're at warp 11.2 and accelerating."
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"The ship's not structured to take that speed for any length of time."
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"All right, Mr. Spock."
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"I'm starting to open the access panel now."
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"If the magnetic flow jumps, you must jettison me."
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"The safety control"
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"if I rupture the field."
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"I'm aware of these facts. Please get on with the job."
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"- Computer? - Working."
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"Analysis on my comparison coordinates."
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"Unable to comply."
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"Comparison coordinates too complex for immediate readout."
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"Will advise upon completion."
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"I've removed the access plate"
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"and I've got static-electric charges dancing on the instruments."
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"Looks like an aurora borealis in there."
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"Lieutenant Uhura, you are monitoring the magnetic force?"
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"- Oh, yes, sir. - Please do not take your eyes off it."
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"- Aye, sir. - Lieutenant Rahda,"
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"arm the pod jettison system."
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"Aye, sir. I'll jettison the pod at the first sign of trouble."
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"Yes, sir."
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"Warp 11.9."
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"Mr. Scott, what is your situation?"
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"It's hard to see."
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"There's so much disturbance"
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"would rupture the magnetic field."
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"You have eight minutes, 41 seconds."
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"I know what time it is."
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"Captain, I'm getting that strange magnetic sweep again."
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"- From zero to off the scale. - Yes."
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"Like a door opening."
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"Who have you come for this time?"
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"For you, James T. Kirk."
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"Keep behind us, Jim."
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"Why do you wanna kill us?"
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"For defence."
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"You are Captain James T. Kirk, commander of the Enterprise."
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"- Then why do you wanna kill me? - You are an invader."
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"We're here on a peaceful mission."
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"It's you who've killed our people. We mean no harm to you."
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"We wanna leave peacefully."
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"An android?"
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"No, that would give a mechanical reading. I'm getting nothing."
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"Who are you?"
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"I am Losira. Commander."
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"Feel?"
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"- Stay between us. - You must not penetrate this station."
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"Please, I must touch you."
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"You want to kill me?"
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"No."
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"Then why do it if you don't want to?"
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"I am sent."
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"By whom?"
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"We defend this place."
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"Are there others on this planet?"
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"no more."
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"- She must be somewhere. - She's not registering."
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"And there's this power surge, right off the scale."
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"Like a door closing."
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"The entrance is here."
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"Certainly looks like it."
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"And the invitation doesn't exactly relax me."
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"I'd rather be on the Enterprise, sir."
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"I don't know."
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"the only source of food and water"
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"is in there."
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"Let's go."
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"Computer readout."
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"Comparison analysis complete."
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"Continue."
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"- Mr. Spock? - Spock here."
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"I'm gonna try to cut through the magnetic flow."
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"But if the probe doesn't precisely match the magnetic flow,"
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"there will be an explosion."
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"Starting right now."
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"Magnetic-force indicator jumping, Mr. Spock."
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"Magnetic force has dropped to normal, sir."
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"Computer, for outphase condition,"
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"will reverse field achieve closure?"
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"Mr. Scott, reverse polarity on your magnetic probe."
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"That is correct, Mr. Scott."
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"Please commence. I'll explain."
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"You were correct in your "feel.""
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"The Enterprise was put through a molecular transporter"
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"and reassembled out of phase."
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"Reverse polarity should seal the incision."
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"I'm doing the best I can. Wait."
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"It's stuck. Push the button."
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"Please continue, Mr. Scott."
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"It's your last chance."
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"Don't be sentimental. Push it."
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"I'm gonna die anyway."
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"Please continue."
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"It's loose. But there's no time. Push the button."
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"Nine seconds, eight seconds, seven seconds,"
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"six seconds, five seconds, four seconds,"
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"Magnetic forces steady."
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"Mr. Scott, you have accomplished your task."
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"You might at least say thank you."
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"For what purpose, Mr. Scott?"
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"- What is it in you humans..? - Never mind."
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"in a situation such as this?"
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"and yet you feel that something else is necessary."
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"Who have you come for?"
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"Form a circle."
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"Tell us. Who have you come for?"
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"Who have you come for?"
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"I must touch you. I beg it. It is my existence."
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"We've seen the results of your touch."
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"But you are my match, James Kirk. I must touch you."
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"the arrangement of chromosomes."
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"That is how you kill."
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