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Clips from Star Trek (1966)

"- Check the circuit. - All operating, sir."
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"Can't be the screen, then."
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"Could be these meteoroids."
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"No. It's something else. There's still something out there."
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"[ Siren Wailing ]"
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"[Wailing Stops]"
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"We're passing through an old-style distress signal."
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"It comes from the Talos Star Group."
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"Disappeared in that region approximately 18 years ago."
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"Records show the Talos group has never been explored."
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"Solar system similar to Earth. Eleven planets."
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"Number four seems to be Class "M"--"
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"They could still be alive even after 18 years."
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"You have the helm. Maintain present course."
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"- [ Chirping ] - Boyce here."
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"What's that ?"
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"I didn't say there was anything wrong with me."
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"I understand we picked up a distress signal."
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"That's right."
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"it seems to me the condition of our own crew takes precedent."
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"Good. I'm glad you do..."
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"because we're going to stop first at the Vega Colony..."
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"and replace anybody who needs hospitalization..."
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"What in the devil are you putting in there, ice ?"
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"Who wants a warm martini ?"
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"What makes you think I need one ?"
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"Sometimes a man will tell his bartender..."
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"What's been on your mind, Chris,"
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"the fight on Rigel VII ?"
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"Shouldn't it be ?"
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"My only yeoman and two others dead. Seven injured."
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"Was there anything you personally could have done to prevent it ?"
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"I should have smelled trouble when I saw the swords and the armor."
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"Instead, I let myself get trapped in that deserted fortress..."
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"You treat everyone on board like a human being except yourself."
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"I'm tired of being responsible for 203 lives."
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"I'm tired of deciding which mission is too risky and which isn't,"
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"and who's going on the landing party and who doesn't."
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"And who lives..."
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"and who dies."
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"Well, I've had it, Phil."
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"To the point of considering resigning."
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"And do what ?"
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"Well, for one thing, go home."
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"Nice little town..."
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"with 50 miles of parkland around it."
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"We used to take some food and ride out all day."
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"That sounds exciting. Ride out with a picnic lunch every day."
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"I said that's one place I might go,"
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"or I'd go into business on Regulus..."
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"- or on the Orion Colony. - You, an Orion trader,"
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"The point is this isn't the only life available."
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"There's a whole galaxy of things to choose from."
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"A man either lives life as it happens to him,"
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"meets it head on and licks it,"
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"or he turns his back on it..."
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"and starts to wither away."
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"Now you're beginning to talk like a doctor, Bartender."
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"Take your choice. We both get the same kinds of customers--"
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"[Intercom Whistling]"
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"Mister Spock here."
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"We're intercepting a follow-up message, sir."
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"There are crash survivors on Talos."
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""Eleven survivors from crash."
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""Gravity and oxygen within limits."
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"Food and water obtainable. But unless--""
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"This is the captain. Our destination is the Talos Star Group."
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"Our time warp-- factor seven."
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"Course computed and on the screen."
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"All decks have acknowledged, sir."
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"Engage."
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"On course, sir."
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"- Yeoman ? - Yes, sir."
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"I thought I told you when I'm on the bridge--"
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"That you wanted the reports by 0500."
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"It's 0500 now, sir."
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"Oh. I see."
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"Thank you."
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"She's replacing your former yeoman, sir."
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"No, she does a good job, all right."
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"Itís just that I can't get used to having a woman on the bridge."
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"No offense, Lieutenant."
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"You're different, of course."
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"- Preliminary lab survey ready, sir. - Spectrography ?"
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"Captain ? Reflections, sir, from the planet's surface."
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"As I read it, they polarize out as rounded metal bits."
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"Could be parts of a spaceship hull."
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"Equip a landing party of six. You feel up to it ?"
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"- Yes, sir. - Yes, sir."
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"Sorry, Number One. Little information on this planet."
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"We'll have to leave the ship's most experienced officer covering it."
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"No indication of problems down there, but let's not take any chances."
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"Right."
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"[Chiming]"
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"[ Chiming Stops ]"
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"[ Chiming ]"
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"Sir."
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"They're humans."
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"Captain Christopher Pike. United Spaceship Enterprise."
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"Dr. Theodore Haskins. American Continent Institute."
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"- Is Earth all right ? - The same old Earth,"
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"and you'll see it very soon."
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"The time barrierís been broken. Our new ships can--"
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"Her parents are dead. She was born almost as we crashed."
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"[ Chirping ]"
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"- Enterprise. - Landing party, come in."
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"and their effects up to you very shortly."
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"Quarters are being prepared, sir."
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"You appear to be healthy and intelligent, Captain."
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"I didn't get that last message, Captain."
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"You must forgive her choice of words, Captain."
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"She's lived her whole life with a collection of aging scientists."
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"If they can spare you a moment,"
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"I'd like to make my medical report."
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"Their health is excellent,"
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"- almost too good. - There's a reason for our condition,"
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"You're tired, but don't worry."
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"You'll feel much better soon."
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"I don't understand."
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"You will. You're a perfect choice."
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