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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Spectre of the Gun (S03E03)

"We're here in Tombstone, Arizona, October 26th, 1881."
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"And Morgan Earp has just gone off to tell his brothers that we're here."
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"And if this is indeed some sort of a replay of history,"
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"the Earps will kill the Clantons at the O.K. Corral"
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"at 5:00 this afternoon."
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"Well, we're not going to be at the O.K. Corral at 5:00 this afternoon."
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"You, bartender, Ed."
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"I ain't making no big claims about nobody. Just so happens."
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"Take a close look at me."
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"- Yeah? - Who do you think I am?"
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"Lke Clanton. Who do you think you are?"
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"Well, I know this is hard to understand, but I'm Captain James T. Kirk"
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"of the spaceship Enterprise."
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"These men are part of my crew."
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"We're not really here. We're from the future."
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"We haven't been born yet."
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"Feel the material in my shirt."
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"Now feel the material in your own shirt."
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"Do you notice any difference?"
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"Nope."
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"- Do these clothes look like yours? - Not exactly."
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"- Sure. - Where?"
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"On the Clantons."
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"You Clantons are always great with your jokes. That's why we like you."
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"Only difference between you and the Earps is that they never joke."
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"I'm not joking. I'm not lke Clanton."
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"It's okay with me, lke. Anything you say."
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"Don't make no difference who I think you are."
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"Your problem is, who does Wyatt Earp think you are?"
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"Good morning, gentlemen. My name is James Kirk,"
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"and I'm afraid there's been some sort of misunderstanding."
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"Clanton, I don't know what you're trying to pull,"
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"Of course, and I wanted to talk about that."
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"We're done talking, Clanton."
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"There's been some sort of mistake, a misunderstanding. L..."
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"All right, Clanton. One more chance, your last."
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"You've got until 5 tonight"
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"to get your horse-stealing, scurvy crew out of town."
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"My name is not Clanton. It's Kirk."
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"Oh, yeah. We heard the talk about your jokes."
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"Sure. Well, I'm glad to meet you, Mr. Kirk."
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"- Draw, Clanton. - Not me, Mr. Earp."
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"- You draw or I will. - No, Wyatt."
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"If you're in town at 5:01,"
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"- What's the matter? - What do you call that stuff, fire?"
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"Try some. In small amounts, it was considered medicinal."
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"Actually, a man could grow quite fond of this stuff."
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"We're gonna need fast reflexes from now on."
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"There's no negotiating with the Earps. We know that."
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"Aye. If we only had a phaser."
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"Or a communicator."
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"It'd be a pleasure to watch those Earps"
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"- Could we make a communicator? - Impossible, captain."
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"In this century, there are no metal alloys"
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"or power sources to make devices such as ours."
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"Problem is clear, Spock. We're gonna have to seek contemporary solutions."
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"- Where's Chekov? - Mr. Chekov is involved, captain."
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"Morgan will kill you because he wants me."
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"With his outdated weapon?"
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"If he shoots at me, I will just step out of the way."
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"You can joke about it. I've seen him in action."
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"Especially Morgan."
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"A lot of people and things have tried to kill me."
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"You'd be surprised."
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"Mr. Chekov... I mean, Billy. Come along."
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"Yes, sir."
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"Billy."
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"Gentlemen."
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"- Where are we going, captain? - To exercise the better part of valour."
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"Well, that settles that. A force field."
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"It is obvious the Melkotians are not going to permit us to leave this town."
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"If we could only contact the Enterprise."
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"Mr. Chekov, if you were in charge of the Enterprise,"
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"what would you be doing?"
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"I'd be using the ship's sensors, trying to locate us."
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"Very good. If we could find the place where we beamed down,"
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"the ship might lock in and beam us up."
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"- Well, let's get there. - There's no way we can know"
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"in trying to find a way out of here and quit explaining why we can't get out."
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"We have until 5:00 to find that way. Now, consider this."
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"- We have these, captain. - No, the Melkots gave us those"
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"to execute us."
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"Is there anything that exists here and now"
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"that could help us out of this trap?"
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"All those Western Cossacks had were poisonous snakes and cactus plants."
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"Bones, the venom, the plants. Can you make use of them?"
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"A tranquilliser. Of course, Jim, I can make a tranquilliser."
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"I could make a device to deliver it on target."
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"First, Bones, the ingredients you require."
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"I know the place to get the proper drugs."
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"- I'll need a mortar and a pestle. - Chekov, mortar and pestle."
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"How do you intend to deliver the tranquilliser on target?"
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"I shall need some fusing and some cotton wadding."
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"- Cotton wadding, try the apothecary. - Aye."
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"I'll be about five minutes yet."
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"Well, thank you. Mind if I look around a bit?"
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"I wouldn't touch that stuff if I was you."
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"Oh, you don't have to worry. I know how to handle this."
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"I have an urgent need for a small supply of this drug too."
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"That stuff ain't mine. It belongs to him. You'd better ask him."
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"Oh, so you're the dentist?"
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"Well, I'm a physician, and I have a serious emergency."
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"I wonder if you mind if I'd borrow a small quantity of this."
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"That joke is all around town already, McLaury."
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"The emergency is real. I need these things."
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"Your emergency sure is real."
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"Go on, take the stuff. Have some more fun."
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"Take my bag."
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"Only best you be finished before 5:00."
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"That is my intention, doctor."
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"Because at one minute past 5, you'll find a hole in your head."
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"Sylvia."
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"Billy Claiborne, do you know how crazy I am about you?"
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"That's very nice."
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"Well, aren't you gonna ask me what I've got in my shopping bag?"
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"That's just what I was preparing to enquire."
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"Have you been shopping?"
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"What else would I be doing on a beautiful afternoon"
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"with the dance only one week away?"
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"- Or have you forgotten that already? - No, no, I haven't forgotten."
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