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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - The Savage Curtain (S03E03)

"and the restart cycle is in operation."
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"Conjecture, captain, rather than explanation."
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"in the power of creatures able to control matter"
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"and to rearrange molecules in whatever fashion was desired."
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"and using their fellow creatures as source matter."
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"And to me, especially Mr. Lincoln."
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"how could they be anything but what we expected them to be?"
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"the planet has resumed its normal appearance."
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"This will be our last orbit."
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"Spock."
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"Any answers?"
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"Agreed."
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"It seems to indicate artificial power being generated in factor 7 quantities."
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"Which would indicate a considerable civilisation there."
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"What's all this poppycock about life forms on this planet, Spock?"
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"The surface is molten lava. The atmosphere is poisonous."
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"Our readings could be false, captain,"
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"perhaps caused by some natural phenomena."
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"Well, I think Starfleet should forget about those old space legends."
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"There's no intelligent life here."
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"I've repeatedly tried on every hailing frequency, sir."
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"There's no response on any channel."
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"Transmit to Starfleet our sensor readings"
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"and log entries on the planet."
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"Surface conditions make it impossible"
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"for us to beam down and investigate further."
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"- Aye, aye, sir. - Completing final orbit, sir."
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"Prepare to warp us out."
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"Alert status."
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"We're being scanned, captain. A deep probe, incredibly swift."
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"Captain Kirk, I believe."
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"to check your voice-telegraph device."
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"- Do I gather that you recognise me? - I recognise what you appear to be."
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"And appearances can be most deceiving."
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"But not in this case, James Kirk."
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"These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise."
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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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"They did scan us and our vessel, captain."
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"to present this illusion."
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"Illusion?"
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"Captain, will you permit me to come aboard your vessel?"
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"No doubt you have devices which can check my reality."
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"We'd be honoured to have you aboard,"
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"Mr. President."
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"Do you still measure time in minutes?"
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"Then you should be directly over my position in..."
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"Thank you, Mr. Lemli."
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"Small change occurring there, captain."
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"- Magnification 4, helm. - Aye, aye, sir."
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"It measures completely Earth-like."
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"Perfect oxygen-nitrogen atmosphere, sir."
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"He called it to the second, sir."
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"We'll be over it in exactly 12 minutes, now."
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"Security, send a detachment to the Transporter Room immediately,"
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"phaser side arms, and be prepared to give presidential honours."
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"Jim, do you really believe he's Abraham Lincoln?"
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"Well, it's obvious he believes it."
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"Full dress? Presidential honours?"
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"What is all this nonsense, Mr. Dickerson?"
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"I understand President Lincoln's coming aboard, sir."
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"Oh, you're daft, man."
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"All I know, sir, is what the captain tells me,"
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"and he says he'll have the hide of the first man that so much as smiles."
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"I'd have expected sanity from the ship's surgeon, at least."
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"President Lincoln, indeed."
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"If so, we'll execute appropriate honours to each, Mr. Scott."
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"- Aye, sir. - Gentlemen."
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"I don't for a moment believe"
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"that President Lincoln is actually coming aboard."
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"when in Rome, we'll do as the Romans do."
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"Locked onto something."
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"Does that appear human to you, Mr. Spock?"
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"For a moment, it appeared almost mineral."
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"Like living rock with heavy fore claws."
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"It's settling down now to completely human readings."
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"We can beam it aboard anytime now, sir."
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"Dr. McCoy."
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"Appropriate ruffles and flourishes, Mr. Spock."
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"Security, stand ready."
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"Phaser team, set ready for heavy stun."
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"Band honours ready, captain."
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"The USS Enterprise is honoured to have you aboard, Mr. President."
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"A starship on active duty never carries an honour detachment."
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"Taped music, you say."
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"Well, perhaps Mr. Spock will be good enough"
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"to explain that to me later."
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"A most interesting way to come aboard, captain."
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"An energy-matter scrambler, sir."
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"and reconverted back into their original pattern."
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"Gentlemen, if those are weapons, please lower them."
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"At my age, I'm afraid I'm not very dangerous."
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"Human, Jim."
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"Mr. President."
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"May I present my officers?"
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"Commander Spock, second in command,"
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"Mr. Spock, Mr. Scott, Mr. Dickerson."
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"But meanwhile, your captain is consumed with questions,"
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"and I shall do my utmost to answer them."
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"At your service, captain."
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"Mr. President."
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"- Spock. - A most interesting vessel."
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"Just what was it you locked onto before you beamed him aboard?"
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"You heard Mr. Spock yourself."
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"Mineral, he called it. Like living rock."
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"I'm not quite sure."
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"Captain's log, stardate 5906.4."
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"Who or what has been beamed aboard our vessel?"
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"I cannot conceive it possible"
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"Yes, if I recall, your Union army observation balloons"
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"were tendered 600 or so feet high."
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"We're 643 miles above the surface of this planet."
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"You can measure great distances that closely?"
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"We do, sir."
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"Six hundred forty-three miles, 2,021 feet, 2.04 inches,"
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"at this moment, using your old-style measurements."
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"Bless me."
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"Excuse me, Captain Kirk."
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"- Yes, lieutenant. - Mr. Scott..."
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"as a description of property."
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