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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - By Any Other Name (S02E02)

"It will serve us well in the long voyage that is to come."
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"Andromeda? Why?"
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"Within ten millennia,"
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"So the Kelvan Empire sent forth ships to explore other galaxies,"
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"to search for one which our race could conquer and occupy."
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"Well, sorry, this galaxy is already occupied."
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"Something penetrating from the planet."
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"It's dead, sir. All major power disabled."
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"Sound red alert."
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"Red alert! All personnel, man your battle stations."
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"Go to red alert!"
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"- Engineering, come in! - Life Support, come in."
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"Engineering is secure."
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"Rojan. Hanar here."
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"- Report, Hanar. - The ship is ours."
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"We control the Bridge, Engineering, and life-support systems."
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"Proceed with your orders."
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"The journey between galaxies will take less than"
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"300 of your years."
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"Fascinating."
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"You made a voyage of 300 years?"
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"Our ships were of multi-generation design."
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"We were born in the intergalactic void."
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"We shall die there during our return journey."
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"And our mission will be completed by a commander who is my descendant."
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"What happened to your ship?"
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"There is an energy barrier at the rim of your galaxy."
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"Yes, I know, we've been there."
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"We managed to break through it with great difficulty."
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"Our ship was destroyed."
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"And now..."
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"Why use our vessel?"
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"Why not transmit a message to your galaxy?"
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"No form of transmission can penetrate the barrier."
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"Let's take your problem to the Federation."
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"hundreds of uninhabited planets in this galaxy"
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"suitable for colonization."
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"We conquer. We rule."
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"There is no other way for us."
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"In other words, the galaxy isn't big enough for both of us."
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"The Federation has handled foreign invasions before."
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"The fate of the inferior, in any galaxy."
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"Your crew will undoubtedly wish to cooperate with us"
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"if they understand that you are hostages."
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"Tomar has examined the ship. The modifications are underway."
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"Space again, Hanar."
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"I do not think we could have kept our sanity"
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"It is an undisciplined environment. One cannot control it."
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"Yet there are things of interest."
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"Yes, but disturbing."
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"How do humans manage to exist in these fragile cases?"
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"Since the ship was designed to sustain these forms, we have little choice."
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"At least we'll be away from all of this openness."
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"We are creatures of outer space."
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"Soon, we will be safe in the comforting closeness of walls."
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"Fascinating material."
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"Similar to diburnium, but considerably more dense."
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"I doubt even phaser fire could disturb its molecular structure."
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"All right, we can't break out. There must be another way."
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"Captain, what do they want from us? What kind of people are they?"
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"- That's a very good question. - They registered as human."
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"No, doctor, more than that."
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"They registered as perfect human life forms."
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"I recall noting the readings were almost classic textbook responses."
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"- Most curious. - Spock, what are the odds,"
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"in such absolute duplication,"
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"Captain. Captain."
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"However perfect they are, there don't seem to be very many of them."
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"Rojan mentioned something about a central projector."
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"If we could put that out of operation, we might have a chance."
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"Gentleman, I am constrained to point out"
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"we do not even know what this projector looks like."
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"Those devices on their belts might indicate the source of the force field."
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"Possible. I would have to have one to examine."
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"If I have to rip one of the Kelvans apart to get it."
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"You'll get your chance, but you'll do it under orders."
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"Yes, sir."
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"On Eminiar Vll you were able to trick the guard"
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"by a Vulcan mind probe."
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"Yes, I recall, captain. I led him to believe we had escaped."
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"Do you think you can do it again?"
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"I shall attempt it."
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"- You all right? - Yes, I will be all right, captain."
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"But we must hurry."
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"That one. Take him aside."
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"Kelinda, the female."
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"Captain."
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"Go."
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"As a leader, you realise the importance of discipline."
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"I need you and these other specialists."
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"I'm responsible, let them go."
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"Each of us cares less for his own safety"
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"We feel pain when others suffer for our mistakes."
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"Captain."
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"Proceed, Hanar."
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"This is the essence of what they were."
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"The flesh and brain"
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"distilled down into these compact shapes."
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"Once crushed..."
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"...this person is dead."
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"...that one can be restored."
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"Work is proceeding on the Enterprise as my crew is forced"
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"to make the required changes in the ship for intergalactic travel."
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"I can't forget the picture of Yeoman Thompson"
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"crushed to a handful of dust."
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"Spock, are you sure you're all right?"
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"You didn't look very well when you broke that mind touch."
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"I did not break it, doctor."
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"I was thrown away by something I've never experienced before."
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"What was it?"
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"A series of bizarre and exotic images"
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"bursting on my mind and consciousness."
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"Colours, shapes,"
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"I've been attempting to isolate them,"
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"but so far, I've been able to recall clearly only one."
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"a hundred limbs which resemble tentacles,"
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"that each limb is capable of performing a different function."
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"Do you mean that's what the Kelvans really are?"
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"Undoubtedly."
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"If they look that way normally, why did they adapt themselves to our bodies?"
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