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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - The Deadly Years (S02E02)

"Where is everyone?"
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"The annual check of every scientific expedition is routine."
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"Chekov! Check that building. Mr. Spock and I will check this one."
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"Captain!"
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"Captain! Captain!"
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"I assure you that none of them were..."
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"How old are you?"
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"I'm 27."
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"to seek out new life and new civilizations,"
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"Captain's log, stardate 3478.2."
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"the experimental colony at Gamma Hydra IV,"
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"Can you tell me what happened?"
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"He can hear you, Jim, but he doesn't understand."
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"Let's let him rest."
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"Stay seated. Commodore Stocker,"
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"I'd appreciate you working very closely with Dr. McCoy."
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"between our Federation and the Romulan Empire."
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"and are using this colony as guinea pigs."
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"No matter how remote, how far-fetched the notion, I want it run down."
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"We'll do everything we can to make your due date."
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"Doctor, is there something I can do for you?"
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"Well, be a little less the cool, efficient captain,"
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"A long time."
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"I'm on my way."
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"with a conventional oxygen-nitrogen atmosphere, normal mass."
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"but we have a few facilities of our own here."
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"The Enterprise will do quite nicely. I'll be in Engineering, Mr. Spock."
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"Of course. Go right ahead."
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"Perhaps a little hypersonic treatment might clear it up."
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"We discussed that earlier."
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"Oh, yes. Let me know what you come up with. I'll be in the Sickbay."
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"No, Jim. It's advanced arthritis, and it's spreading."
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"Lieutenant Galway and myself are all showing definite signs of aging."
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"Spock? I asked for some figures."
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"we will be little better than mental vegetables"
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"in a considerably lesser time."
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"Total senility?"
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"All right."
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"- Do you feel up to it, Scotty? - Of course I do."
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"assume your position and start your duties."
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"That's a stupid place to hang a mirror."
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"She's 10 years younger than I am. She looks..."
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"A few years ago on Aldebaran III,"
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"You sound like my first officer."
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"A man of morality, decency, handsome and strong..."
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"- And rapidly growing older. - Jim, please."
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"What are you offering me, Jan?"
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"Roll over, Chekov. Breathe deeply, Chekov."
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"Blood sample, Chekov. Marrow sample, Chekov."
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"Oh, yes, I'll live, but I won't enjoy it."
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"Maintaining standard orbit, captain."
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"I had hoped for a few words with you at your convenience."
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"If I may say so, sir, we have a due date at Starbase 10."
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"Captain? Captain?"
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"When resetting our sensors to the extreme lower range of the scale,"
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"better use Code 2."
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"Now, do as you're told, Mr. Sulu."
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"- Maintain. - Maintaining, sir."
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"I'm not a magician, Spock, just an old country doctor."
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"Spock, can I have a word with you?"
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"Need I remind you, sir, that I too have contracted the same affliction?"
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"I am half human, sir."
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"No, sir. I am not fit for command."
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"It's not a matter of choice."
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"When a captain is unfit physically or mentally,"
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"a competency hearing is mandatory."
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"Bones."
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"but the same thing's gonna happen to us unless..."
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"A matter of days,"
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"I have tried to convince Captain Kirk"
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"It's quite impossible, captain. The regulations are quite specific."
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"Yes, sir."
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"Yes, sir."
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"Are these your initials which appear at the bottom?"
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"They are."
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"Medical banks. Compute, describe subject's physical age,"
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"Captain Kirk is suffering from"
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"Is not his mental capacity degenerating even more rapidly?"
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"Yes. Yes, I do agree."
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"- Captain, I would suggest... - No, it's all right, Spock. It's all right."
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"There's only one reason, and one reason alone"
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"Yes. A slip of the tongue."
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"all of these things would appear to be irrefutable proof"
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"Why, that's... That's..."
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"I wouldn't have believed it of you."
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"I'll show you what I'm capable of. Nothing wrong with my memory."
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"Anyhow, it doesn't matter."
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"a junior officer with far less experience than I have?"
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"- The danger from the Romulans... - We have to save these people."
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"You should have been a prosecuting attorney."
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"You've wanted command all along. The first little excuse you get..."
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"- Captain, I've not assumed command. - I hope you're proud of the..."
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"- I suffer the same affliction as you. - If you're not in command, who is?"
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"- Commodore Stocker. - Stocker?"
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"- I order you to take command. - I cannot, captain."
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"- Are you refusing a direct order? - No, sir."
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"Jan."
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"Oh, Jim, I'm sorry. Truly, I am."
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"But I'm not old, Jan. I'm not."
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"- Forgive me, I have some work to do. - Jan."
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"Tell me,"
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"- We were together all the time. - No, not all the time, captain."
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"Frightened, scared."
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"Heart beats faster, breath gets short,"
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"and has cold sweats. Adrenaline flows."
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"Commodore Stocker, what are your orders?"
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"Commodore!"
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"I've got to go to the Bridge."
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"explain to them why we violated the neutral zone..."
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"Greenhorn up there, ruining my ship."
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"No. My ship."
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"My ship."
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"All right. Let's... Let's go."
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"It could cure or kill, doctor."
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"Don't give me any Vulcan details, Spock."
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"They know they have us."
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"They know our shields will give out."
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"- We're losing power, sir. - What am I going to do?"
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"Report, Mr. Sulu."
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"We're surrounded by Romulan vessels, maximum of 10."
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