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

"Hypothetically,"
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"would not Captain Smith begin to hate Lieutenant Commander Jones"
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"once he learned that Lieutenant Commander Jones"
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"hated and detested him?"
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"- Oh, yes, I suppose it could happen. - Then I ask you,"
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"is it not possible that Captain Kirk became aware"
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"and perhaps, even involuntarily, began to reciprocate?"
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"- Is it possible? - But he's not that kind of a man."
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"It's possible."
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"You may step down."
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"Mr. Cogley,"
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"you have listened to testimony from three witnesses,"
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"and in neither instance have you availed yourself"
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"of your right to cross-examine."
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"Have you abrogated that right?"
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"Well, sir, the truth is, I've been holding back till we get this"
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"preliminary business out of the way. I'd like to call Captain Kirk to the stand."
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"Current assignment: USS Enterprise."
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"Commendations: Palm Leaf of Axanar Peace Mission,"
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"Grankite Order of Tactics, Class of Excellence."
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"Prentares Ribbon of Commendation, Classes First and Second..."
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"Court recognises counsel for the prosecution."
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"The prosecution concedes the inestimable record of Captain Kirk."
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"- Mr. Cogley? - I wouldn't want to slow"
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"the wheels of progress."
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"But then, on the other hand,"
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"I wouldn't want those wheels to run over my client"
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"in their unbridled haste."
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"- Karagite Order of... - Stop."
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"I wouldn't wanna slow things up too much."
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"Now, captain, despite what these machines indicate,"
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"in the extract from the computer log."
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"I was in command."
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"Lieutenant Commander Finney was a member of my crew,"
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"It has been suggested that I panicked on the bridge"
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"...I would do the same thing without hesitation."
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"is more important than my ship."
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"but facts are facts."
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"I must invite the attention of the court and Captain Kirk"
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"to this visual extract from the Enterprise computer log."
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"Playback."
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"on the Enterprise bridge during the ion storm."
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"Meteorology reports ion storm upcoming, captain."
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"We'll need somebody in the pod for readings, Mr. Spock."
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"- Lieutenant. - Attention, Commander Finney."
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"Report to pod for reading on ion plates."
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"- Stand by on alert status, Mr. Spock. - Acknowledged."
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"Approaching ion storm, sir."
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"Reverse."
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"Stop."
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"Gravity control switching to batteries."
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"Freeze that."
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"Go forward, normal view."
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"- Call from the pod, sir. - Tie in."
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"Make it fast, Ben. I may have to go to red alert."
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"Affirmative."
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"Aye, aye, sir."
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"Working."
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"- Stand by to get out of there, Ben. - Aye, aye, sir."
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"Force five, sir."
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"Freeze that."
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"If the court will notice, the log plainly shows the defendant's finger"
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"pressing the jettison button."
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"but simply yellow alert."
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"When the pod containing Lieutenant Commander Finney was jettisoned,"
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"the emergency did not as yet exist."
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"But that's not the way it happened."
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"The evidence presented by the visual playback to my general court-martial"
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"I'm suggesting that maybe you did have a lapse."
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"It was possible, you know, with the strain you were under."
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"There's still time to change our plea. I could get you off."
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"for decisions just like that one."
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"My whole life."
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"Is it possible that when the moment came?"
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"You can pull out if you want to."
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"There's no place to go, except back to court"
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"and hear the verdict."
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"- Kirk here. - Captain."
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"Who knows? You may be able to beat your next captain at chess."
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"Chess."
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"Jame."
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"- This is Finney's daughter. - Miss Finney."
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"Mr. Cogley, you've got to stop this."
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"Make him take a ground assignment."
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"I realise it wasn't his fault. I won't make any trouble."
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"But I'm glad you don't blame me anymore for what happened."
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"I was just so upset that night. I'm sorry."
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"- Don't say anymore. - But I have to."
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"I never realised how close you and Dad had been"
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"Letters to Mother and me."
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"That's very commendable, Miss Finney, but most unusual."
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"After all, Captain Kirk is accused of causing your father's death."
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"And the evidence would indicate his guilt."
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"- I was just thinking of Jim. - I know, and I thank you."
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"but I may be getting ready."
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"Bishop, half level right."
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"- Well, I had to see it to believe it. - Explain."
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"They're gonna lop off the captain's professional head,"
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"and you're sitting here playing chess with a computer."
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"That is true."
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"Mr. Spock, you're the most cold-blooded man I've ever known."
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"I've just won my fourth game."
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"- That's impossible. - Observe for yourself."
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"Rook to king's pawn four."
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"Bishop, half level right."
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"Now, this is the computer's move."
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"And now mine."
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"Mechanically, the computer is flawless."
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"Therefore, logically, its report of the captain's guilt is infallible."
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"The best I should have been able to obtain was a draw."
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"Well, why are you just sitting there?"
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"Transporter Room, stand by. We're beaming down."
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"The board will entertain motions before delivering its verdict."
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"Counsel for the prosecution?"
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"Counsel for the defence?"
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"...the defence rests."
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"Mr. Cogley."
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"- Mr. Cogley. - Sir."
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"Some new evidence has just been brought to my attention,"
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"- and I'd like to ask the court to... - Objection."
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