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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Dagger of the Mind (S01E01)

"insists that any concern is unjustified."
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"He's suffering from neural synapse damage."
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"As if his brain were short-circuited. It's no wonder he's having delusions."
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"McCoy here. Received and understood."
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"Can you tell us any more?"
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"When do you plan to beam back up, captain?"
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"No! No, no, no."
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"And you will continue to check in every four hours?"
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"Affirmative."
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"No! No, no, don't let them."
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"Don't let him stay. Don't let him stay."
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"Don't. No, no, don't hypo me. Please, don't hypo me."
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"I'll try not to fight."
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"I'll try."
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"But you must listen."
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"Warn your captain. Dr. Adam..."
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"Dr. Adams..."
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"...will destroy... - Destroy how? What?"
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"Like death."
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"to probe into Van Gelder's tortured mind."
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"Spock, if there's the slightest possibility it might help."
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"If there's any way we can look into this man's mind"
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"to see if what he's saying is real or delusion..."
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"It's a hidden, personal thing to the Vulcan people."
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"Part of our private lives."
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"Will it work or not?"
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"Do you understand?"
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"It requires I make pressure changes in your nerves, your blood vessels."
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"You must open my mind."
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"This will not affect you, Dr. McCoy. Only the person I touch."
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"- It is not hypnosis. - I understand."
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"Good. The reading's levelling."
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"Your body floats."
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"Yes."
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"Open your mind."
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"We move together."
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"Our minds sharing the same thoughts."
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"- Good evening. - Good evening."
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"- to ask me that, captain. - I didn't."
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"I thought they were happy, well-adjusted."
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"But a bit blank."
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"Captain, if you're questioning the methods of a man like Tristan Adams..."
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"You say you're somewhat familiar with the theory behind it?"
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"Yes, somewhat,"
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"but if you'd simply state any doubts you have to Dr. Adams..."
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"If he's lying, he'll continue to lie, and I won't find out a thing."
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"The only way I can be sure is to see that machine at work."
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"Or is that too impractical and unscientific of me, doctor?"
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"- Well? - Coming."
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"What is our name?"
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"Who are we?"
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"We are Simon Van Gelder."
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"Dr. Adams,"
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"the neural neutraliser."
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"What did he do to us?"
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"He can reshape any mind he chooses."
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"He used it to erase our memories,"
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"put his own thoughts there."
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"We fought him, remember?"
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"But we grew so tired."
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"that any thought he placed there became our thoughts."
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"Our mind so empty,"
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"like a sponge needing thoughts,"
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"begging, empty."
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"Loneliness."
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"So lonely to be sitting there empty."
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"- Love. - Yes."
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"- Live. - Yes."
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"- Die. - Yes."
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"Such agony, to be empty."
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"Empty."
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"Lonely."
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"I have no desire to damage my brain."
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"Can this be handled with reasonable safety, yes or no?"
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"Yes."
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"And will you be able to determine"
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"Yes, captain. I know my profession."
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"Ready?"
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"We'll try minimum intensity. A second or two."
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"Anytime you're ready, doctor. Just for a second or two."
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"Nothing happened."
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"Something happened. Your face went completely blank."
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"You're hungry."
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"When we finally get through with this,"
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"I'd like to locate and raid a kitchen somewhere."
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"I put that suggestion in your mind, captain."
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"I said simply that you were hungry."
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"Remarkably effective for a device that Dr. Adams was going to abandon."
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"- I think we should try this again. - Yes. Pick something unusual."
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"An unusual suggestion. Something we can both be sure of."
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"we met, we danced."
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"I suggest now that it happened in a different way."
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"You swept me off my feet and carried me to your cabin."
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"Merry Christmas."
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"Captain, if your crew saw you carry me here..."
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"My crew is sworn to secrecy."
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"Wrap it up as a Christmas present for you?"
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"I prefer honesty."
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"Now Captain Kirk is going to have a complete demonstration."
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"I want there to be no doubts whatsoever in his mind."
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"You're madly in love with Helen, captain."
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"You'd lie, cheat, steal for her."
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"- Sacrifice your career, your reputation. - No, doctor. No."
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"The pain. Do you feel it, captain?"
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"You must have her, or the pain grows worse."
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"The pain, the longing for her."
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"Helen."
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"And now she's gone."
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"Now, captain, you must take your phaser weapon"
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"Captain, the pain increases unless you obey me."
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"I must..."
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"Very good, indeed. And now your communicator."
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"Drop it on the floor."
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"Kirk to Enterprise."
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"Kirk..."
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"...to Enterprise."
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"No!"
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"They've taken you from the room, captain."
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"You're in your own quarters now."
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"Helen."
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