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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - And the Children Shall Lead (S03E03)

"Course reversed, captain."
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"- Set course for Starbase 4, Mr. Sulu. - Yes, sir."
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"Captain's log, stardate 5029.5."
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"Responding to a distress call from our scientific colony on Triacus,"
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"It's Kirk."
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"He's dead, captain."
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"Cyalodin."
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"Self-inflicted."
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"Must destroy ourselves. Alien upon us."
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"The enemy from within. The enemy!"
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"All this. Self-inflicted."
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"Mass suicide."
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"- You did not! You missed me! - I did so!"
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"Hi. Who are you?"
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"- Kirk of the starship Enterprise. - I'm Tommy Starnes."
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"- This is Mary, Steve, Ray and Don. - Hello."
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"Come on. Play with us. Come on."
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"Ring around the rosy Pocketful of posy"
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"Ashes, ashes, we all fall down"
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"Ashes, ashes, we all fall down"
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"Let's go and play."
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"You insist that their behaviour is a sign of traumatic shock?"
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"I don't insist, Jim, but I can't dismiss the possibility."
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"A child suppresses the fact that both parents are dead? I can't believe it."
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"Humans do have an amazing capacity for believing what they choose"
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"and excluding that which is painful."
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"Not these children, to this extent. It's incredible."
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"What these children saw is incredible, Jim."
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"The way those deaths occurred, any reaction is possible,"
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"That's my diagnosis."
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"Until specific tests can be made, it remains that."
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"I'll be guided by that opinion, doctor, for the present."
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"What about questioning them?"
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"Forcing them to see this experience now could cause permanent damage."
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"Be careful."
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"I'm sorry, Captain Kirk."
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"Children? Children, listen to me."
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"- But we're just beginning to have fun. - Not now."
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"I'm sorry. I'm sorry, you'll go up with the doctor."
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"Come on. It's time to be going."
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"I stand corrected, captain. Induced would be a more precise term."
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"Induced by an outside force."
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"could have been chemically induced."
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"What would make the children immune?"
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"I do not know. But it is possible."
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"Then the children would have been exempted by conscious design."
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"A valid assumption, I would say."
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"Or the promise of reward."
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"on an uninhabited planet."
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"At present, yes."
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"- Odd. - Getting a reading?"
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"There seems to be some disturbance coming from that cave."
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"Picking up any life forms, Mr. Spock?"
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"Impossible to make any specific identification."
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"Oh, that's strange."
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"That's very strange."
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"That doesn't sound very scientific, does it?"
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"I'm not aware of it, captain."
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"but I was not aware that it could be registered on sensors."
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"No."
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"Of course. That's... That's me."
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"That's me."
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"But what's causing your tricorder to react?"
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"I'm fine."
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"Just some sympathetic vibration with what happened here."
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"Let's get back to the ship."
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"- Chocolate. - Vanilla."
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"Well. Would you like a surprise, Stevie?"
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"All right."
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"It's coconut and vanilla. They're both white."
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"There, there, now, Stevie."
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"There are unpleasant surprises as well as pleasant ones."
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"That was your unpleasant surprise."
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"Now, what would you like for your pleasant surprise?"
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"Chocolate wobble and pistachio."
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"Well, coming right up."
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"And peach."
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"All right."
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"It's gonna be a wonderful surprise."
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"The tests show no evidence that tension is due to lying."
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"They behave as though nothing had gone wrong."
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"to account for their present state."
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"Can't it wait till we get to a starbase hospital"
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"I won't prevent you questioning them, but it could harm the children if you do."
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"It could be far worse for them if I don't, and for us too."
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"Be careful."
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"- And I got another flavour on top. - After this, we can all play games."
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"Yeah."
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"How do you like getting your ice cream out of a computer?"
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"- I'll eat some more before bed. - That was fun."
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"Well, well, well, you're all having such a good time."
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"- I think I'll join you. Is that all right? - Please do."
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"- All right. I'll have a dish too. - Of course."
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"A little one. A very small one."
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"- It's better than Triacus, isn't it? - That dirty old planet?"
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"- What's so good about that place? - Yeah."
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"You weren't there very long. You don't know."
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"I don't think your parents liked it very much either."
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"- Yes, they did. - Yeah, mine sure did."
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"Parents like stupid things."
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"Oh, I don't know about that. Parents like children."
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"That's what you think."
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"So they wouldn't be so far away from you for such a long time."
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"That would make them very unhappy, and they'd miss you."
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"I'm sure that you would miss them too."
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"- Busy, busy. - Busy, busy."
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"Busy, busy, busy."
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"- Guess what we are. - I know. A swarm of bees."
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"Busy, busy, busy."
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"Can we have some more ice cream, please?"
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"See what I told you? They all say it."
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"Yeah."
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"All right, you've had a busy day. You could use some rest."
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"- Do we have to? - That's all right, that's enough."
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"- Tommy, just a moment. - Here we go."
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"I'd like to ask you a question. Come and sit down."
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"Tommy, will you tell me what you saw?"
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"Saw where?"
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"- You were there. - Did you see your father today?"
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"- I saw him. - Did he seem upset?"
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