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

"Please accept your situation, captain."
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"Is this all?"
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"I have reviewed ship's personnel, captain."
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"It appears we four are the only ones the Kelvans consider essential."
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"Scotty tells me that you could have destroyed the ship in the barrier."
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"- If that was our only chance... - I didn't think it was."
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"- Jim... - That's enough!"
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"Jim, I saw them reduce four of my doctors and nurses"
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"- into those little cubes. - They've reduced the whole crew!"
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"I do not understand why you take the trouble to consume this"
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"We have ascertained that these contain all the nutritional elements."
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"Before you condemn it, why don't you try it?"
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"I believe I will. Assist me."
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"All right, I'll show you how to work the selector."
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"Sir, why don't we try again to knock out the paralysis projector?"
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"It's out of the question."
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"We need that projector to bring our people back to human form."
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"Then how will we stop the Kelvans?"
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"Captain."
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"It's quite good."
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"I'm delighted."
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"Most curious."
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"What is?"
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"The isolated glimpses of things I saw when I touched Kelinda's mind"
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"are beginning to coalesce in my consciousness."
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"The Kelvans have superior intellectual capacity."
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"To achieve it,"
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"they've apparently sacrificed anything which would tend to distract them."
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"Perceptive senses such as taste, touch, smell,"
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"and, of course, emotions."
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"But then, Tomar shouldn't be enjoying the taste of his food."
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"But they have taken human form,"
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"and are therefore having human reaction."
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"If he keeps reacting like that, he's gonna need a diet."
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"then maybe we can distract them."
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"They can't have been able to handle the senses yet."
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"If we can confuse them enough,"
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"we can get those devices from their belts."
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"- It seems reasonable. - All right."
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"It may be our only chance."
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"Look for any way to stimulate their senses."
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"I can think of one way right off."
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"Have you ever tried any Saurian brandy?"
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"Please articulate."
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"Comes from taking food in pills, instead of solid sustenance."
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"- What are you doing? - Gonna give you a shot."
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"And eat some solid food, will you?"
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"Am I disturbing you?"
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"What is it you wish?"
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"I don't understand, captain."
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"You attempted to escape, as we would have."
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"Yes, well, I don't usually go around"
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"beating up beautiful women."
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"Well, there are better things for men and women to do."
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"No, the other side."
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"I'm sorry."
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"Is that better?"
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"Better? Was it intended as a remedy?"
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"it's meant to express warmth and love."
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"- Me? - All humans."
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"This business of love."
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"You have devoted much literature to it."
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"Why do you build such a mystique around a simple biological function?"
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"Kelinda, I'm sorry I brought up the whole subject."
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"- I did. - Curious."
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"Let me try."
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"He came to apologise for hitting me."
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"Apparently, it involves some peculiar touching contact."
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"In what manner?"
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"Do you have more?"
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"Not of this."
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"Anything."
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"Yes, humans are very peculiar."
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"I often find them unfathomable,"
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"Well, I do not understand this business"
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"of pressing with the lips to apologise."
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"I believe you are referring to a kiss."
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"But it is my understanding"
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"that such apologies are usually exchanged"
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"Kelinda has no affection for Captain Kirk."
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"Your game is off."
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"Are you disturbed by the incident?"
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"Why should I be disturbed?"
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"She is a Kelvan as you are."
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"Among humans, I have found"
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"I have no reason for such a reaction."
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"Kelinda is a female. Nothing more."
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"Captain Kirk seems to find her quite attractive."
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"Well, of course she is."
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"- You are not jealous. - No."
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"Checkmate."
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"I found this on..."
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"What is it?"
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"Well, it's..."
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"It's green."
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"- Kelinda, I've been thinking. - Yes?"
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"I do not wish you to fraternize with any of the humans."
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"- Why not? - Well, they..."
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"They offer such strange ideas."
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"They're not meant for us. Not for Kelvans."
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"Have you given this order to the others?"
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"No. And I wish you to particularly avoid Captain Kirk."
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"I will not."
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"You have told me over and over again humans are no threat to us."
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"We are superior."
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"I will do as I please."
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"You will do as I say."
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"Or I will neutralise your Captain Kirk and all the other humans as well."
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"I think you better stay on them for a few days,"
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"Whisky!"
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"- Well, I will try it! - I'll get it!"
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"- I was saving you for... - What?"
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"Never mind. Give us your glass."
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"The thing is, I can't tell if we're getting anywhere."
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"But my man Hanar is getting more irritable by the minute."
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"I'm giving him shots of Formazine."
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"It should have him climbing the walls."
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"Rojan has exhibited symptoms of jealousy."
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"I would like to speak with you, captain."
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"Stokaline."
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