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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Court Martial (S01E01)

"Captain's log, stardate 2947.3."
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"Ship's damage is considerable."
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"A full report of damages was made to the commanding officer"
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"of Starbase 11, Commodore Stone."
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"- Jame. - There you are."
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"Your friend? You hated him all your life,"
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"You murderer! You murderer!"
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"You have my sworn deposition."
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"Then, captain, I must presume you have committed wilful perjury."
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"Consider yourself confined to the base."
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"Its five-year mission: To explore strange new worlds,"
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"to seek out new life and new civilizations,"
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"to boldly go where no man has gone before."
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"Starship Enterprise remains in orbit around Starbase 11."
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"until the enquiry into the death of Lieutenant Commander Finney"
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"I am confident of the outcome."
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"- Couple of days. - Be moving out then?"
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"it would take you to get a new records officer."
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"- You can talk plainer than that. - I can."
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"- Ben was a friend of ours. - Come on, Jim, let's go."
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"And I'm a friend too. An old one."
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"on charges of perjury and culpable negligence."
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"Ready."
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"that should've been closed."
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"As a result, he was late in being assigned to a starship."
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"Service record of Commander Finney to be appended this enquiry."
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"but I don't assign jobs on the basis of who blames me."
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"Not too bad at first."
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"But, apparently, it wasn't enough."
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"made automatically at the time, indicate that you were still on"
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"- There's been a mistake. - It would seem so."
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"staked on you making every one of them right."
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"You're played out, Jim."
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"No starship captain has ever stood trial before, and I don't want you to be first."
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"I'm thinking of the service."
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"- I won't have it smeared... - By what, Commodore Stone?"
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"All right."
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"The officers who will comprise my court-martial board"
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"Flattery will get you everywhere."
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"- Not that I'm counting. - You look marvellous."
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"Things have changed for you, haven't they?"
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"That's not what the rumours indicate."
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"Look, let's not talk shop."
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"All right, fire away."
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"Now, if your attorney tries to defend on that basis,"
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"a girl with your ability should be able to handle two cases at once."
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"He'll be paying you a visit."
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"in disgrace."
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"- some time together, so I moved in. - I hope I'm not crowding you."
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"- I never use it. - Why not?"
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"This is where the law is."
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"This court is now in session."
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"that any of these named harbour prejudiced attitudes to your case."
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"by such negligence, Captain Kirk, James T."
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"Not guilty."
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"Awards of valour: Twice decorated by Starfleet Command."
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"- not to speculate. - Lieutenant."
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"It is impossible for Captain Kirk to act out of panic or malice."
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"- In my opinion. - Thank you."
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"- Yes, ma'am. - With reference"
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"- Yes, ma'am. - And who was that officer?"
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"Position: Ship's surgeon."
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"- He could have. - Now, let us hypothesize, doctor."
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"Is it theoretically possible, doctor?"
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"Yes."
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"No questions."
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"James T. Kirk."
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"Thank you."
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"Firstly, I am at a loss to explain the errors"
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"Everyone here in this court knows the dangers involved."
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"and that's exactly the way he was treated."
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"and jettisoned the ion pod prematurely. That is not so."
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"You have heard some of the details of my record."
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"I took the proper steps in the proper order."
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"I did exactly what had to be done,"
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"exactly when it should have been done."
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"in the order I took them,"
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"Your witness, Miss Shaw."
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"The prosecution does not wish to dishonour this man,"
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"- Mr. Finney is top of duty roster. - Post him."
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"Captain Kirk is now signalling a yellow alert."
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"Finney here, captain. Ion readings in progress."
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"- Hold your course, Mr. Hansen. - Aye, aye, sir."
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"Lateral vibrations, force two, captain."
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"- Force three. - Engineering, then ion pod."
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"- Engineering. - One-third more thrust."
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"Ion pod."
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"Steady as she goes, Mr. Hansen."
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"Captain's log, stardate 2949.9."
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"was damning. I suspect even my attorney has begun to doubt me."
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"- Computers don't lie. - Are you suggesting that I did?"
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"No."
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"I'll tell you what you found. Nothing, right?"
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"You sound bitter, captain."
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"- Further instructions? - No."
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"It's not all bad, Mr. Spock."
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"- Make him change his plea. - It's too late for that, Jame."
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"I don't know how I ever could have thought that you..."
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"Mr. Cogley, ruining Jim won't change what's happened."
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"I have to go and change. You ready?"
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"Why, thank you, doctor."
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"Checkmate."
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"- I could not accept that, however. - So you tested the programme bank."
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"Court is now in session."
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"Counsel for the defence has rested his case."
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"A right to which my client has been denied."
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"Your Honour, that is ridiculous. We produced the witnesses"
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"in court. My learned opponent had the opportunity to see them,"
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"It's a machine."
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"And if you do not grant him that right,"
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"I ask that my motion be granted."
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"And more than that, gentlemen."
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"onboard the Enterprise."
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"- Is that true? - Affirmative."
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"will you tell the steps you took to find Mr. Finney after the storm?"
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"Yes."
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"On a ship of this size, could a man evade such a search?"
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"except for members of the court and the command crew,"
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"- We'll maintain orbit by momentum. - And when the orbit begins to decay?"
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"- Ready, Mr. Spock? - Affirmative, captain."
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