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

"McCoy will eventually isolate it."
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"Meanwhile, you inform your ship your situation is impossible."
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"When we're ready, we'll bargain for a whole fleet of ships to pick us up."
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"And they'll do it."
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"But we've got to stay alive."
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"Let the Yangs kill us and destroy what we have to offer,"
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"and we'll have committed a crime against all humanity."
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"I'd say that's slightly more important than the Prime Directive,"
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"wouldn't you, Jim?"
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"Guards."
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"And, Wu, tell your men we'll be leaving soon."
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"with many fire boxes this time."
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"Animals who happen to look like us."
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"Well, if logic won't work, perhaps this will."
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"Not that I have observed, captain."
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"Thank you, Spock."
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"- Tell me why you want to kill me. - Good. Try to reason with them."
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"Keep trying, captain. Their behaviour is highly illogical."
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"No point in repeating that it's illogical, Spock, I'm quite aware of it."
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"Oh, thank you."
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"Thank you very much."
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"Captain, I've managed to loosen this grille somewhat."
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"- If the mortar on yours is as old... - I can't even get at it."
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"They'd be on me in a moment."
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"Keep talking, Spock. Don't let me doze off."
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"Captain Tracey mentioned there was once a considerable civilisation here."
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"The only reasonable explanation would be a war,"
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"a nuclear devastation or a bacteriological holocaust."
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"That's a very interesting theory."
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"The yellow civilisation is almost destroyed."
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"The white civilisation is destroyed."
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"That is a worship word, Yang worship. You will not speak it."
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"Well, well, well."
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"You live with the Kohms."
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"You speak to Kohms."
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"You are only for killing."
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"Captain, are you able to respond?"
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"Spock?"
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"Seven hours and..."
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"...eight..."
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"Spock. Keys."
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"- Oh, good morning, Jim. - Good morning."
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"- if I can cross-circuit this unit. - Good."
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"- Did you find out anything? - Yes."
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"that existed here. The virus still exists."
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"Then, over the years, nature built up these natural immunizing agents"
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"in the food, the water and the soil."
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"The war created an imbalance, and nature counterbalanced."
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"Had the Exeter landing party stayed here just a few hours longer,"
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"can become a fountain of youth."
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"There are people here over 1,000 years old, Bones."
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"Survival of the fittest."
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"Because their ancestors, who survived, had to have a superior resistance."
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"Then they built up these powerful protective antibodies"
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"Now, if you want to destroy a civilisation or a whole world,"
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"But I hardly think it's worth it."
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"Then anything you develop here as a result of all this is useless."
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"Who knows? It might eventually cure the common cold."
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"But lengthen lives? Poppycock."
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"I can do more for you if you just eat right and exercise regularly."
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"Ready, captain. Quite crude."
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"That'll be sufficient, Mr. Spock."
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"No messages."
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"Kirk, the savage in the cell with you..."
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"...did you set him free? The savage, Kirk."
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"They sacrificed hundreds just to draw us out in the open."
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"And then they came and they came."
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"We drained four of our phasers, and they still came."
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"We killed thousands, and they still came."
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"He'll live, but I'll have to get him to better facilities than this."
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"Impossible."
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"You can't carry the disease up to the ship with you."
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"He's fully immunized now. We all are."
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"We can beam up at any time. Any of us."
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"You've isolated the serum?"
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"There's no serum! There are no miracles!"
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"There's no immortality here! All this is for nothing!"
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"Explain it to him, doctor."
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"Leave medicine to medical men, captain."
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"You found no fountain of youth here."
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"People live longer here now because it's natural for them to."
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"Outside!"
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"Or I'll burn down both your friends now."
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"- Where is everybody? - Dead or in hiding."
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"I need your help, Kirk. They're going to attack the village."
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"If I put a weapon in your hand, you'll fight, won't you?"
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"We can beam up, Tracey. All of us."
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"With three extra power packs each."
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"- Kirk to Enterprise. - Captain. Are you all right now?"
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"Yes, quite all right. I'd like ten phasers beamed down"
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"with three extra power packs, please."
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"- Have you got that? - Say again."
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"Enterprise, do you read me?"
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"Captain, this is Sulu. We read you."
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"But surely you know that can't be done without verification."
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"Captain, we have volunteers standing by to beam down."
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"- What is your situation? - The situation..."
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"...is not immediately dangerous."
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"Have the volunteers stand by. Kirk out."
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"You have a well-trained Bridge crew, captain."
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"Spock?"
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"I am weak, captain, but not in difficulty."
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"He must have attention soon."
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"My need for attention is vital, doctor,"
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"If my ancestors were forced out of the cities,"
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"Yes, I see, captain."
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"They would have learned to wear skins,"
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"adopted stoic mannerisms,"
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"learned the bow and the lance."
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"Living like Indians,"
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"finally even looking like the American Indian."
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"Ameri..."
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"Yanks."
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"Spock, Yankees."
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"Communists."
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"The parallel is almost too close, captain."
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"It would mean they fought the war your Earth avoided."
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"And in this case, the Asiatics won and took over this planet."
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"But if it were true,"
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"all these generations of Yanks, fighting to regain their land..."
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