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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Operation (S01E01)

"I've tried every major transmitting station on Deneva."
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"I'm very well aware of that, lieutenant. Try it."
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"the overall pattern of mass insanity"
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"through this section of the galaxy."
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"the ancient civilizations."
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"Archaeologists have given us information indicating"
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"to planet."
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"Captain."
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"heading directly into the Denevan sun."
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"Can you reverse your course?"
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"Keep closing."
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"Do you hear me?"
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"Outer hull temperature, now 480 degrees and rising."
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"He's too close, captain."
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"So are we."
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"Sun's gravimetric pull increasing."
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"It's finally gone! I'm free."
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"Reduce to sub-warp speed."
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"Aye, aye, sir."
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"Space, the final frontier."
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"These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise."
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"Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds,"
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"seems to have already touched Deneva."
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"That planet, colonized over a century ago,"
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"carrying supplies to the asteroid belt for the miners"
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"and bringing cargo out."
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"Put it on audio."
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"Please hurry. Help us."
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"Contact broken, sir."
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"I'm sorry, sir."
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"I'm not interested in your excuses, lieutenant."
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"Yes, sir."
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"Yes."
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"My brother, Sam, lives on Deneva."
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"That woman..."
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"It sounded like his wife, Aurelan."
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"Set your phasers on stun."
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"Sensors report the expected number"
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"However, they are strangely quiet,"
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"Strangely quiescent."
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"Go away! Get out of here now! Get away!"
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"Did you hear what they said, Mr. Spock?"
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"Check them out, Bones."
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"Their nervous systems..."
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"they're being violently stimulated."
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"Sam."
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"I can't do much for them down here."
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"Yes."
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"Yes, Mr. Spock."
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"You heard my sister-in-law say something"
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"about "they" being here. Your guess."
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"Our sensors didn't pick up anything"
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"Take charge of the landing party, Mr. Spock."
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"until I get the plates back from the lab."
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"Yes."
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"You've got to help us."
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"You are here."
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"Yes, I'm here."
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"to you and the others."
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"it's important that you tell us what kind of things."
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"Not their fault."
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"As though something is exerting pain to stop her."
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"My brother's son..."
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"None, sir. There's just that noise we heard."
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"And we already know it will kill."
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"Form a ring."
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"It's too closed in here."
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"Spock!"
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"Spock, are you all right?"
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"Whatever the creatures are,"
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"Meanwhile, ship surgeon Dr. McCoy"
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"Nurse."
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"Let's prepare to close."
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"for Spock or your nephew."
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"the other from your sister-in-law's body."
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"They're both the same."
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"wouldn't stop the pain anyhow, as far as I can tell."
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"The same."
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"And the entwining is far, far too involved"
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"I'm sorry, Jim."
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"The lab, the science departments..."
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"we're all stumped."
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"No."
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"Mr. Spock."
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"Bridge, this is Sickbay."
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"He's delirious, possibly dangerous."
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"Must take ship!"
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"take it down..."
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"Pain is a thing of the mind."
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"The creature, with all of its thousands of parts,"
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"even now, is pressuring me."
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"It wants this ship. But I am resisting."
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"If he regains consciousness, will he go through that?"
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"Yes."
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"There are over a million colonists"
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"I am a Vulcan."
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"There is no pain."
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"Not likely, Mr. Spock."
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"when I was attacked."
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"as you pointed out, doctor,"
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"You may be controlling the pain, Mr. Spock,"
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"Please observe."
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"And although it is not physically connected"
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"planet by planet, from an entirely different galaxy."
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"I want an analysis of all this"
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"Yes, sir."
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"Even at temperatures and radiation"
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"the fact that your nephew"
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"is the last survivor of your brother's family."
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"There's more than two lives at stake here."
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"a million people down there."
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"Captain's log, stardate 3289.8."
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"But once it spreads past here,"
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"there are dozens of colonies beyond,"
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"and billions of people."
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"If killing five people saves ten, it's a bargain."
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"Is that your simple logic, Mr. Spock?"
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"I also suggest your nephew accompany me."
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"Captain."
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"There must be another answer."
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