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

"Perhaps practicality."
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"They chose the Enterprise as the best vessel for the trip."
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"We've got to stop them. We outnumber them."
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"Their only hold on us is the paralysis field."
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"Well, that's enough. One wrong move and they jam all our neural circuits."
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"Jam."
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"Spock, if you reverse the circuits on McCoy's neuro-analyser,"
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"I am dubious of the possibilities of success, captain."
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"The medical equipment is not designed to put out a great deal of power."
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"The polarised elements would burn out quickly."
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"Is there a chance at all?"
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"- A small one. - We'll take it."
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"Mr. Spock..."
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"I assure you, captain, I'm in perfect health."
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"No, you're not. Dr. McCoy's given you a thorough examination and you're ill."
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"It's a good idea, Jim, but anyone looking at him can tell he's healthy."
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"Complete relaxation of every part of the mind and body."
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"We find it more restful to the body than your so-called vacation."
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"It will take me a moment to prepare."
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"Jim, his heartbeat really is slow."
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"His pulse is practically nonexistent."
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"Hanar!"
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"Hanar."
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"What do you want, human?"
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"Mr. Spock is ill. The doctor thinks he may be dying."
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"Stand away from the door."
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"Do what you can with him, Bones."
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"- Doctor, what happened? - Prepare two cc's of Stokaline."
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"- Stokaline? But, doctor, that... - Don't argue, nurse, just get it."
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"- But, doc... - Please, just follow orders, will you?"
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"There, that should do it."
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"Just let him rest now."
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"You see, it's a flare-up of Rigelian Kassaba fever."
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"He suffered from it about ten years ago,"
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"and it recurs every now and then."
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"There's no danger if he gets medication in time."
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"He'll be all right in a couple of hours."
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"Very well. I will inform Rojan. You will stay here."
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"What do you want from me now?"
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"We will beam aboard the vessel shortly."
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"- You will obey. - Or you will kill more of my people."
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"Captain Kirk,"
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"the importance of my mission."
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"It calls for much from us,"
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"These are lovely."
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"Captain Kirk, what is it you call them?"
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"Our memory tapes tell us of such things on Kelvan."
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"Crystals that form with such rapidity they seem to grow."
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"They look like this fragile thing somewhat."
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"We call them sahsheer."
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"A rose by any other name."
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"A quote from a great human poet, Shakespeare."
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"Drea has computed and laid a course for Kelva, captain."
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"We've jumped to warp 8."
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"We will approach the barrier within an hour."
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"Very well."
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"Yes, I was informed. You may go."
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"- Anything? - I've located their power source."
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"It's installed in Engineering."
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"We're just going to jam it."
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"I've tied in all the lab computers."
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"That'll give it a bit more power to push with."
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"This is it. Now all we have to do..."
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"Whatever it is we must do, it is impossible."
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"This material surrounding the projector"
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"is the same as I discovered on the planet."
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"Readings indicate it is impervious to any of our weapons."
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"We cannot penetrate the casing to get to the machine."
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"That's it, then."
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"There is one other possibility, Mr. Scott."
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"The final decision, of course, must be the captain's,"
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"but I believe we must have it ready for him."
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"The Enterprise is propelled by matter-antimatter reactors."
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"The barrier we must traverse"
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"is negative energy."
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"I see what you're getting at."
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"- I can't say I like it. - Nor I."
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"But it must be made available to the captain."
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"Impossible, captain. The power source is protected"
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"Mr. Scott and I have prepared the means"
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"for the only logical alternative available to us."
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"What alternative?"
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"The barrier we must penetrate is composed of negative energy."
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"I have opened the control valves to the matter-antimatter nacelles."
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"On your signal, I will flood them with positive energy."
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"What?"
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"When we engage the barrier, the ship will explode."
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"And so will we."
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"Are you mad? I can't just..."
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"Take your places, gentlemen, we're approaching the barrier."
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"With the Enterprise under control of the Kelvans,"
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"we are approaching the energy barrier at the edge of our galaxy."
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"They have rigged this ship to explode on my signal."
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"Sensors indicate density negative, radiation negative, energy negative."
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"All instruments off the dial, captain. We are in contact with the barrier."
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"Outside hull temperature rising, sir."
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"Over 2,000 degrees now."
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"Sir?"
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"Hold your position."
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"We..."
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"Instruments returning to normal, captain."
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"All decks report, damage and casualties."
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"Several systems out, sir, operating on emergency backup."
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"I'll have a full report on ship's status for you in a moment, sir."
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"Your people are most efficient, captain."
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"Thank you. So are yours."
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"Hanar, start the neutralising operation."
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"What neutralising operation?"
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"You humans are troublesome for us."
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"But there aren't enough of us"
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"to efficiently guard all of you all of the time."
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"Further, the food synthesizers"
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"We are therefore neutralising all non-essential personnel."
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"The procedure is already under way."
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"Now, as to Bridge personnel..."
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"Drea."
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"We have no need for communication."
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"And since Drea is capable of handling the ship from here on..."
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"than exploding the ship, as your engineer had thought to do?"
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"Tomar has devised a mechanism to prevent any further tampering."
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