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

"It's a confrontation of some sort."
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"Those are all figures out of history. Notoriously evil."
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"We ask you to observe with us"
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"the confrontation of the two opposing philosophies"
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"Since this is our first experiment with earthlings,"
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"our theme is a simple one:"
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"Survival."
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"Life and death."
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"Your philosophies are alien to us,"
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"and we wish to understand them and discover which is the stronger."
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"We learn by observing such spectacles."
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"What do you mean, "survival"?"
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"The word is explicit."
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"If you and Spock survive, you return to your vessel."
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"If you do not,"
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"Can we beam the captain and Spock back up?"
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"We don't have the power."
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"They'll come aboard a mass of dying flesh."
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"He's skimmed the worst ones in history to face them."
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"Any more than that Lincoln or Surak."
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"What do the sensors read?"
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"Could they be aliens, projecting an illusion?"
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"The readings are those of humanoids."
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"Do you wish further clarification?"
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"Your choice of action is unlimited, as is your choice of weapons."
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"out of what you can find around you."
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"Captain."
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"Mr. Spock and I refuse to participate."
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"You will decide otherwise."
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"Why do they want us to fight?"
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"It may be exactly as explained, captain."
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"Our concept of good and evil is strange to them."
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"Perhaps they wish to determine which is strongest."
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"And they'll get their answer if it kills us."
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"I'm afraid none of us may leave, gentlemen,"
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"Captain Kirk."
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"I quite agree with your attitude toward this charade."
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"It's ridiculous to think that we should take part in it."
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"What do you want?"
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"Well, the same as you do. To get out of here."
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"I have no quarrel with you, any more than you have with me."
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"You're somewhat different"
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"than the way history paints you, Colonel Green."
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"History tends to exaggerate."
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"I suggest we call a halt to this at once"
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"and see if we can't find some way out of our difficulties."
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"Captain."
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"You were tricked into coming here, weren't you?"
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"Where do you come from?"
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"I can't remember."
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"Isn't that strange?"
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"My memory used to be quite remarkable."
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"Well, wherever it was, I want to get back."
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"So it seems to me, captain, that we have a common cause."
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"And our enemy is that creature."
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"But that was centuries ago, captain, and not altogether true."
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"Captain."
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"How can we warn him?"
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"Anyone hurt?"
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"But how delightful to discover at my age that I can still wrestle."
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"However, I suggest that we prepare ourselves for another attack."
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"That rocklike thing is our enemy. Not those illusions."
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"For an illusion, my opponent carried a considerable punch."
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"I am disappointed."
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"You display no interest in the honour we do you."
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"We offer you an opportunity to become our teachers"
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"by demonstrating whether good or evil is more powerful."
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"Do you find my body heat distressing, captain?"
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"You forget the nature of this planet."
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"I must conclude that your species requires a cause to fight for."
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"Kirk to Enterprise. Enterprise,"
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"Emergency increasing, sir. Deterioration has just started, sir."
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"Mr. Scott, I have the captain."
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"Scotty, do you read me?"
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"Engineering, check for radiation. Get a repair crew on it at once."
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"- Is there a danger of detonation? - Estimating four hours, sir."
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"Red alert, captain. Mr. Scott is standing by."
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"- What caused the red alert? - I don't know yet, sir."
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"- Captain. - Scotty, beam us up fast."
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"- What happened? - I can't explain it, sir."
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"There's no knowing, and there's no stopping it either."
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"The shielding is breaking down,"
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"and I estimate four hours before it goes completely."
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"Four hours before the ship blows up."
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"The estimate is quite correct."
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"Your ship will blow itself to bits within four hours, captain,"
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"unless you defeat the others before then."
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"Is that cause enough to fight for?"
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"To save your ship and your crew,"
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"Scotty?"
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"James,"
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"the war is forced upon us."
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"History repeats itself."
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"Supplemental log, stardate 5906.5. Engineer Scott reporting."
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"The Enterprise is doomed to explode in two hours"
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"by the enemy on the surface of the planet."
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"and we sit here watching, unable to assist."
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"- Did you set the traps? - Yes."
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"What'd you find? What are they doing?"
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"They've done nothing. They've not armed themselves,"
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"nor prepared for any kind of defence."
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"- Better than what they have. - No, it's not advantage enough."
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"I wanna make sure the odds are in our favour."
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"Overwhelm and devastate. That's the way to get power"
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"and to hold it. And I mean to do that."
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"There's nothing immoral about fighting an illusion, Mr. Spock."
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"We play their game, fight,"
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"or lose the ship and all the crewmen aboard."
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"And if they are real, captain?"
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"We'll use this"
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"as a base."
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"It's defensible."
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"I want a place to retreat to."
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"What I wanna do now is scout them out,"
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"find their weaknesses and attack."
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"- Do you drink whisky? - Occasionally, why?"
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"- General Grant. - Thank you..."
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"Thank you."
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"Mr. Spock, we'll need weapons."
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"Yes, captain."
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