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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Bread and Circuses (S02E02)

"He was dropped in his fifth year. He went into the merchant service."
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"Coming up on the planet, captain."
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"Definitely class-M. Somewhat similar to Earth."
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"The land masses and oceans are quite different, however."
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"The proportion of land to water is exactly as on your Earth."
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"Density, 5.5. Diameter, 7917 at the equator."
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"Atmosphere, 78 percent nitrogen, 21 percent oxygen."
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"I also picked up indications of large cities."
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"- What era? - No sign of atomic power as yet,"
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"but far enough along for radio communications,"
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"Captain, both amplitude and frequency modulation being used."
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"I think I can pick up something visual."
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""Television" was the colloquial term."
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"- Put it on the screen. - Right."
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"Police rounded up still another group of dissidents."
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"Authorities are as yet unable to explain these fresh outbreaks"
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"of treasonable disobedience"
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"by well-treated, well-protected, intelligent slaves."
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"Now turning to the world of sports,"
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"and bringing you the taped results of the arena games last night."
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"The first heat involved amateurs,"
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"petty thieves from city prison."
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"Conducted, however, with traditional weapons,"
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"it provided some amusement."
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"In the second heat, a slightly more professional display"
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"in the spirit of our splendid past,"
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"when gladiator Claudius Marcus"
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"killed the last of the barbarians, William B. Harrison"
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"in an excellent example of..."
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"Transmission lost, sir. Shall I try to get it back?"
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"Slaves and gladiators?"
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"Captain, the one described as The Barbarian is also listed here."
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"Flight Officer William B. Harrison of the SS Beagle."
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"These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise."
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"Its five-year mission: To explore strange new worlds,"
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"to seek out new life and new civilizations,"
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"You could've selected a more convenient place, Mr. Spock."
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"Fascinating."
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"This atmosphere is remarkably similar to your 20th century."
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"Moderately industrialised pollution"
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"- and partially consumed hydrocarbons. - The word was "smog.""
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"Yes, I believe that was the term."
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"I was trying to stop you from giving us a whole lecture on the subject."
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"Jim, is there anything at all we know about this planet?"
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"when it disappeared."
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"Then the Prime Directive is in full force, captain?"
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"No identification of self or mission,"
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"no interference with the social development of planet."
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"No references to space"
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"or the fact there are other worlds or more advanced civilizations."
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"Once, just once, I'd like to be able to land someplace"
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"I fail to see the humour in that situation, doctor."
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"Naturally."
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"You couldn't claim to be an angel with those pointed ears, Mr. Spock."
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"Complete Earth parallel. The language here is English."
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"There would seem to be evidence to that effect."
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"Who are you?"
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"We come from another... province."
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"- What do you call those? - I call them "ears.""
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"- Are you trying to be funny? - Never."
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"We come from a place that's some journey from here."
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"I should kill you here."
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"But Septimus would probably be displeased."
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"Move."
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"I didn't harm them, Septimus, as much as I wanted to."
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"Keep always in your mind, Flavius, that our way is peace."
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"Are you Children of the Sun?"
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"if you're speaking of worships of sorts, we represent many beliefs."
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"There is only one true belief."
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"Do we look like any Romans you ever saw?"
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"- Our people don't believe in slavery. - A Roman lie."
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"We must kill them."
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"Sir. We came here looking for some friends."
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"Forty-seven of them who were stranded here some six years ago."
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"They wore clothing similar to ours."
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"- Have you heard of such men? - Septimus."
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"I know killing is evil, but sometimes it's necessary."
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"- No. - They've located us, our hiding place."
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"It's better to kill few of them than all of us."
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"Wait."
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"I can prove we're telling the truth."
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"A small device."
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"Scotty, lock in on my transmission beam."
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"- Scan us. - Scanning, sir."
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"The Enterprise is our ship, somewhere at sea."
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"If it isn't sufficient, you will have to kill us."
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"Tell me the empire has a device like that, Flavius,"
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"and you may kill them. Otherwise..."
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"...accept them, as friends."
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"Captain's log, stardate 4040.7."
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"On the surface of Planet IV, System 892,"
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"the landing party has won the confidence"
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"wear rags, live under primitive conditions."
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"But they are creatures of a heavily industrialised,"
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"An amazing example of Hodgkin's Law of Parallel Planet Development."
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"A world ruled by emperors who can trace their line back 2,000 years"
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"...let's say, an impossible story or a rumour"
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"of men who came from the sky?"
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"Or from other worlds?"
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"- The stars. - Lights, shining through from heaven."
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"It is where the sun is."
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"Blessed be the sun."
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"Captain, I thought you might find this interesting."
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"The Jupiter 8. Conventional internal combustion engine."
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"Mars toothpaste."
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"Neptune bath salts."
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"Taken from the names of false gods."
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"When I was a senator I worshipped them too."
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"But I heard the words of the sun."
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"I became a brother. For that, they made me a slave."
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"Septimus,"
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"we need your help."
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"We must go into the city."
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"We know that one of our missing friends was seen there recently."
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"We can't do that."
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"Perhaps you know his name, Merik, Captain Merik."
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"Merikus?"
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"Butcher."
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"Doesn't sound like the same man."
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"Captain. A logical question, if I may."
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