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

"The computer should be able to bring us every sound occurring on the ship."
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"First, the captain."
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"Mr. Spock, eliminate his heartbeat."
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"Commodore, this is my problem. I would appreciate it if no one"
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"left the bridge."
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"in the event Finney really were alive."
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"Ben Finney."
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"- Compensate. - What does that mean?"
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"Like you helped me all along? Kept me down."
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"Robbed me of my own command."
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"I've watched you for years."
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"The great Captain Kirk."
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"Your own death would mean too little to you."
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"It's dead. I've killed it."
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"I really was."
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"It's a fair trade."
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"Why did you bring her here?"
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"the prime energy circuits. The damage he had caused"
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"Power returning, Mr. Spock. Up 14 points and rising."
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"Do you think it would cause a complete breakdown of discipline"
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"See, no change. Discipline goes on."
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"Better luck next time."
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"She's a very good lawyer."
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"We have been through a severe ion storm."
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"That makes three times you've read it, Jim."
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"The extracts from your ship's computer log confirming this sworn deposition?"
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"- Kirk to Enterprise. - Bridge here. Go ahead, captain."
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"Where's Mr. Spock with that computer log extract?"
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"Well, he should've been there ten minutes ago, sir."
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"- Kirk, out. - It's a great pity."
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"The service can't afford to lose men like Lieutenant Commander Finney."
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"I had to jettison the pod."
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"What took you so long, Mr. Spock?"
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"Captain..."
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"I just wanted one more look at you."
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"- The man who killed my father. - That's not so. He was my friend."
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"and that's why you killed him. You murderer!"
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"Jame."
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"Mr. Spock, would you please?"
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"Miss Finney, come with me, please."
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"Captain Kirk,"
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"This extract from your computer log says you jettisoned the pod"
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"before going to red alert."
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"An official enquiry will determine if a general court-martial is in order."
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"Space, the final frontier."
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"Full repairs in progress."
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"I have been ordered to stand by on Starbase 11"
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"Timothy, haven't seen you since the Vulcanian expedition."
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"Well, I see our graduating"
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"class from the academy is well represented."
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"- How you doing, Mike? - I'll get by, Jim."
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"I understand you're laying over for repairs."
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"- In a hurry to see me go? - Oh, I just wondered how long"
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"Ben was a friend of yours, and?"
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"Go on."
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"- I'm waiting to hear the rest. - Why don't you tell us?"
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"Yes, I know. Are you a friend of his?"
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"In these trying times, one of the few."
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"Dr. Leonard McCoy, and you?"
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"Areel Shaw."
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"All of my old friends look like doctors."
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"All of his look like you."
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"Well, you might as well join me for a drink. With this enquiry coming up,"
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"he's going to need all the friends he can get."
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"Subject: Circumstances of death,"
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"Lieutenant Commander Finney, Benjamin."
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"This enquiry to determine whether a general court-martial"
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"should be convened against Captain Kirk,"
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"Let's begin with your relationship with Commander Finney."
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"You knew him for a long time, didn't you?"
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"Yes, he was an instructor at the academy when I was"
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"a midshipman, but that didn't stand in the way"
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"His daughter Jame, who was here last night, was named after me."
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"It's no secret. We were assigned to the same ship some years later."
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"and found a circuit open to the atomic matter piles"
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"Ship's nomenclature. Specify."
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"I closed the switch and logged the incident."
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"- And he blamed you for that? - Yes."
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"Noted."
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"Now, let's get into the specifics of the storm, captain."
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"Weather scan indicated an ion storm dead ahead."
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"- I sent Finney into the pod. - Why Finney?"
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"It was Finney's turn, and I assigned him."
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"He had just checked in with me..."
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"...from the pod when we hit the leading edge of the storm."
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"Then we began encountering pressure, variance, stress,"
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"force seven, the works."
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"I finally signalled a red alert."
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"I gave him those seconds and more."
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"yellow alert when you jettisoned, and not on red?"
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"I don't know."
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"Could the computer be wrong?"
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"Mr. Spock is running a survey right now,"
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"but the odds are next to impossible."
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"Stop recording."
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"Not one man in a million could do what you and I have done."
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"Command a starship."
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"A hundred decisions a day, hundreds of lives"
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"- Exhausted. - Is that the way you see it?"
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"It's the way my report will read, if you cooperate."
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"- Possibly. - I'd be admitting that a man died..."
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"Let me bury the matter here and now."
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"If what you suspect is true, I'm guilty. I should be punished."
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"By an evident perjurer who is either covering up his bad judgement,"
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"- his cowardice or something worse. - That's as far as you go, sir."
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"I'm telling you I was there, on the bridge."
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"It's in the transcript, and computer transcripts don't lie."
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"- will light right on your neck. - So that's the way we do it now?"
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"Sweep it under the rug and me along with it."
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"Not on your life. I intend to fight."
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"Draw it? I demand it. And right now, Commodore Stone. Right now."
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"Captain's log, stardate 2948.9."
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"are proceeding to Starbase 11."
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"Areel."
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"Dr. McCoy said you were here."
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"I should have felt it in the air, like static electricity."
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"How long has it been?"
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"Four years, seven months and an odd number of days."
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"You haven't changed a bit."
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"Oh, you've heard about that, have you?"
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