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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky (S03E03)

"Dr. McCoy, the Fabrini descendants are scheduled to debark"
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"I think that we could manage to be in that vicinity at that time."
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"- Do we have maximum magnification? - Yes, sir."
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"- Missile spread, Mr. Spock? - Very archaic type. Sublight speed."
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"Mr. Chekov, get a fix on the missile's point of origin."
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"Fire phasers."
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"Mr. Chekov, alter course to the missile's point of origin."
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"Warp Factor 3, sir."
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"You're excused. You may return to your quarters."
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"No, I'm sorry, doctor. I've called the captain and I'll wait until he comes."
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"- What's the emergency? - I said you were excused, nurse."
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"Please, Christine. I promise you I'll give the captain a full report."
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"That was quite a scene."
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"I've completed the standard physical examinations for the entire crew."
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"I found nothing unusual, with one exception."
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"- What is it? - Xenopolycythemia. It has no cure."
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"- Who? - He has one year to live at the most."
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"- Who is it? - The ship's chief medical officer."
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"- You? - I'll be most effective on the job"
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"Space, the final frontier."
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"Its five-year mission: To explore strange new worlds,"
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"to boldly go where no man has gone before."
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"I have just had the sad duty of informing Starfleet"
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"Correct, captain. We are approaching those coordinates."
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"And that object on the screen?"
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"An asteroid, 200 miles in diameter."
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"Negative, captain. We've had that area on scanners constantly."
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"Correct, captain."
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"Full sensor probe, Mr. Spock."
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"It is pursuing an independent course through this solar system."
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"How could that be?"
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"Unless it's powered. A spaceship?"
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"- Source of power? - Atomic, very archaic."
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"Leaving a trail of debris and hard radiation."
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"Asteroid has an outer shell, which is hollow."
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"It surrounds an independent inner core,"
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"which has a breathable atmosphere."
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"Sensors read no life forms."
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"Then it must be on automatic controls."
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"Or the passengers, or builders, are dead."
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"- Interesting. - Yes."
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"- Daran V? Inhabited. - Correct."
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"Population approximately 3 billion, 724 million, if memory serves me."
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"Estimated time of impact, 396 days."
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"Mr. Sulu, Match Enterprise speed with that of the asteroid vessel."
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"Mr. Spock and I are transporting aboard."
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"- Mr. Scott, you have the Conn. - Aye, sir."
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"All right, doctor. If that's what you want."
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"One fails to see the logic in making a ship look like a planet."
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"Wouldn't know this was a spaceship. Kirk to Enterprise."
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"Enterprise, Scott here."
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"No apparent opening."
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"You've found no intelligent life forms, Mr. Spock, but surely..."
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"The asteroid ship is over 10,000 years old, doctor."
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"Still no sign of life forms, captain."
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"These are weapons?"
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"Let me go to my friend."
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"Welcome to the world of Yonada."
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"I can't say I think much of your welcome."
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"Take them."
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"You will kneel."
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"She called this "the world.""
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"They've been in flight 10,000 years. Maybe they don't realise it."
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"Oh, Oracle of the people, most perfect and wise."
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"Strangers have come to our world."
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"They bear instruments we do not understand."
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"Who are you?"
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"This is my medical officer, Dr. McCoy. My first officer, Mr. Spock."
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"We've come in friendship."
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"Dr. McCoy."
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"Bones."
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"Bones?"
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"The doctor must have received an excessively large electrical shock."
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"Nothing else could have caused this, captain."
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"At least, nothing that has happened here."
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"You're right, Spock."
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"The shock was serious because of McCoy's weakened condition."
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"May I ask precisely what is troubling the doctor?"
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"but I think you should know now."
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"Bones, how is it?"
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"The captain and I seem to have suffered no ill effects."
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"That Oracle really got to me."
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"I must be especially susceptible to its magic spells."
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"Spock knows."
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"Well, we better get to the control room."
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"- Are you in any condition to get up? - Don't worry, I can make it, Jim."
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"Captain, informing these people they're on a ship"
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"may be in violation of the Prime Directive of Starfleet Command."
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"but it's better than exterminating them."
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"- Logical, captain. - And the 3 billion on Daran V."
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"Gentlemen, I believe we have a visitor."
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"For strength."
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"Many of us have felt the power of our Oracle."
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"This has been of benefit."
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"Tastes like an ancient herb derivative."
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"Where is outside?"
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"Outside, up there, everywhere."
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"So they say, also."
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"I am not sure."
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"and I have touched the sky."
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"He's dead."
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"He said it was forbidden to climb the mountains."
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"Because if you did, you'd touch the sky"
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"and find out that you were living on a big ball."
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"Not a planet, but a spaceship. And that knowledge seems to be forbidden."
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"What happened?"
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"We don't know. He just suddenly screamed in pain and died."
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"Fetch the guard."
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"Forgive him, for he was an old man."
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"shall be punished."
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"He served well for many years."
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"Take him away gently."
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"You do not seem well. It is distressing to me."
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"Oh, no, I'm quite all right, thank you."
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"It is the will of the Oracle that you now be treated as honoured guests."
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"The young lady did show a marked preference for your company."
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"Well, now, nobody can blame her for that, can they?"
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"But she obviously prefers you and you obviously don't seem to mind."
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"If you could arrange to be alone with the young lady,"
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"Spock and I would be left alone to find the power controls of this world."
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