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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - The Omega Glory (S02E02)

"phosphorus 1.0, calcium 1.5."
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"when you take the water away, which makes up 96 percent of our bodies."
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"Without water, we're all just 3 or 4 pounds of chemicals."
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"Something crystallised them down to this."
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"I have their surgeon's log, captain."
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"Their last log entry, captain, on-screen."
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"... you're dead men."
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"You have one chance. Get down there."
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"Get down there fast. Captain Tracey is..."
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"Put the axe away, Liyang."
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"I'm just sorry it had to be you, Jim. I'm glad your arrival stopped this."
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"No more of this, Wu. Lock up the savages."
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"The prisoners are called Yangs."
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"Impossible even to communicate with."
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"Interesting that the villagers know about phasers."
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"You were left alone down here, Ron. What happened?"
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"The villagers, the Kohms here, were friendly enough"
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"once they got over the shock of my white skin."
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"As you've seen, we resemble the Yangs, the savages."
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"My landing party transported back to the ship."
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"I stayed down here to arrange"
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"for the planet survey with the village elders."
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"The next thing I knew, the ship was calling me."
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"And I'm just as infected as they were."
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"As you are."
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"But I stayed alive because I stayed down here."
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"that protects everyone on the planet's surface. I don't know what it is."
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"Lucky we found that log report. If we'd gone back to the Enterprise..."
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"You'd be dying by now,"
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"None of us will ever leave this planet."
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"The Enterprise has left the Exeter and has moved into close planet orbit."
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"Although it appears the infection may strand us here the rest of our lives,"
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"with the evolution of life on this planet."
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"It seems impossible. A Star captain's most solemn oath"
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"is that he will give his life, even his entire crew,"
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"And I can use a second blood-analyser unit."
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"We'll beam it down shortly, doctor."
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"Enterprise out."
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"But something is immunizing us down here, thank heavens,"
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"or we'd have been dead hours ago."
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"The problem is it could be anything."
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"Some spores, or pollen in the air, some chemical."
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"Just finding it could take months, maybe even years."
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"And I've only got one lead."
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"The infection resembles one developed by Earth"
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"during their bacteriological-warfare experiments in the 1990s."
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"Hard to believe we were once foolish enough to play around with that."
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"The Yang lance, doctor."
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"- You all right? - Bruised only."
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"when five of the savages ambushed us."
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"We managed to escape without firing."
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"Spock, do you see any hope that these Yangs can be reasoned with?"
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"- A truce, a parley, a... - No, captain."
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"They're too wild. They act almost insane."
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"Captain Tracey is being quite factual in several statements."
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"One, the Yangs are totally contemptuous of death."
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"They seem incredibly vicious."
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"Two, he is also being factual"
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"in that the Yangs are massing for an attack."
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"There are signs of thousands of them in the foothills beyond."
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"However, he was less than truthful in one very important matter."
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"Captain Tracey's reserve belt packs. Empty."
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"Found among the remains of several hundred Yang bodies."
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"Fool."
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"A smaller attack on this village a week ago,"
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"driven off by Captain Tracey with his phaser."
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"I have found villagers who will corroborate it."
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"He lost his ship and his crew. And then he found himself"
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"the only thing standing between an entire village"
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"of pleasant, peaceful people..."
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"Regulations are quite harsh, but they are also quite clear, captain."
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"If you do not act, you will be considered equally guilty."
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"Without a serum, we're trapped here with the villagers."
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"Now, why destroy what's left of the man by arresting him?"
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"I agree that formal charges have little meaning now."
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"However, you must at least confiscate his phaser."
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"The fool."
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"Starfleet should be made aware..."
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"I'll be sending the next message, Jim."
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"Enterprise Bridge, Lieutenant Uhura."
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"Yes, sir. Captain Kirk informed us earlier you had survived."
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"I'm afraid I have some bad news for you."
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"Your captain and landing party must have beamed down"
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"too late for full immunization."
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"They've been found unconscious,"
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"in temporary command of the Enterprise."
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"Our whole medical staff will volunteer to beam down."
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"There is no point in risking more lives, lieutenant."
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"Sulu!"
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"At their next word, kill him."
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"Repeat your message."
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"I understand, sir. When he regains consciousness,"
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"assure him that we have no problems here."
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"Leave us."
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"Captain Ronald Tracey,"
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"as per Starfleet Command Regulation 7, Paragraph 4..."
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"I must now consider myself under arrest,"
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"unless in the presence of the most senior fellow officers"
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"presently available"
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"I give satisfactory answer to those charges which you now bring,"
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"et cetera, et cetera."
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"Those were the first words duty required you to say to me,"
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"Good. Direct, succinct."
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"No native to this planet has ever had any trace"
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"of any kind of disease."
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"How long would a man live if all disease were erased, Jim?"
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"Tell Captain Kirk your age."
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"Age? I have seen 42 years of the red bird. My eldest brother..."
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"Their year of the red bird comes once every 11 years,"
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"which he's seen 42 times. Multiply it."
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"Wu is 462 years old."
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"His father is well over 1,000."
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"Interested, Jim?"
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"McCoy could verify all that."
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"He will, if you order it."
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"We must have a doctor researching this."
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"Are you grasping all it means?"
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"is a fountain of youth."
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"For sale by..."
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"By those who own the serum."
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