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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - The Apple (S02E02)

"Stepped in front and took the thorns yourself."
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"I assure you, captain, I had no intention of doing that."
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"which prevented me from moving out of the way."
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"I see. Well, next time just yell."
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"I can step out of the way as quickly as the next man."
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"I shall do so."
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"Trying to get yourself killed."
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"You know how much Starfleet has invested in you?"
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"- 122,200... - Never mind."
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"But thanks."
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"- Kaplan, take the post. - Yes, sir."
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"Not only is something after us, but it's after the ship as well."
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"Captain, to affect the ship at this extreme range"
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"would require a highly sophisticated planetary defence system."
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"Take cover!"
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"Not a cloud in the sky."
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"Kirk here."
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"Mallory here, captain."
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"I'm near the village."
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"Coordinates 118 by 220."
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"Mallory, are you all right? Come in."
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"The village is primitive."
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"Strictly tribal, from the looks of it."
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"And, captain, there's something else."
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"Captain, come in."
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"Mallory. Mallory, are you all right?"
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"Mallory!"
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"Captain, those coordinates are a short distance in that direction."
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"On the double."
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"Mallory!"
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"Marple, stand back. Watch it."
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"Rocks."
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"Jim, you couldn't have stopped any of this."
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"His father helped me get into the academy."
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"Captain, in each case, this was unavoidable."
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"- I could've prevented all of it. - I don't see how."
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"Walk in paradise..."
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"I should've beamed up at the first sign of trouble."
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"You are under orders to investigate this planet and this culture."
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"I also have the option to disregard those orders"
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"if I consider them overly hazardous."
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"not worth the lives of three of my men."
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"I dropped my guard for a minute"
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"because I like the smell of growing things."
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"No one has ever stated that Starfleet duty was particularly safe."
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"You've followed the correct and logical course,"
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"Captain,"
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"Marple. Mr. Chekov, at attention."
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"Gentlemen, something or someone is behind that rock."
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"Mr. Chekov, your tricorder readings are totally inefficient."
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"Mind your own business, sir."
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"For your information, I have a very high efficiency rating."
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"Ensign, I will not have you address me in that tone of voice!"
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"What do you want, violins?"
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"I won't hurt you. Do you understand?"
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"I won't hurt you."
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"You've been following us, watching us. Why?"
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"Who is Vaal?"
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"- Do you have a name? - I am Akuta."
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"Akuta. Akuta."
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"We come in peace."
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"We would like to speak to this Vaal."
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"I am the eyes and the voice of Vaal."
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"It is Vaal's wish."
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"Captain, this is fascinating."
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"Antennae?"
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"You speak of the People of Vaal. Are they nearby?"
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"I shall take you there."
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"Enterprise to Captain Kirk."
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"Kirk here."
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"Condition Red! Condition Red!"
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"Captain, something has grabbed us from the planet's surface."
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"Like a giant tractor beam. And we can't break loose."
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"It's no use, Mr. Scott. We're just barely holding our own."
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"Are the warp drives still out?"
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"Aye, sir. All we have is impulse power."
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"Put it on maximum. Full emergency circuits."
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"They're all on, captain."
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"Status. Are you still holding?"
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"we're like a fly on flypaper. Even worse."
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"Put a team on that warp drive. Get it working."
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"With maximum thrust against the pull,"
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"we'll only be able to maintain full power for 16 hours."
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"Then we burn up for sure."
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"Scotty, you're my chief engineer."
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"You know everything about that ship there is to know,"
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"If you can't get those warp engines working,"
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"I'll do everything there is to do, sir. Scott out."
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"Tell me about Vaal."
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"He causes the rains to fall, and the sun to shine."
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"All good comes from Vaal."
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"Take me to him. I wish to speak to him."
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"I shall take you to him,"
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"but he will not speak to you. He speaks only to me."
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"I'll take my chances."
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"Vaal."
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"evidently the source of the planet's power emanations"
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"Fascinating."
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"A very high order of workmanship. Very ancient."
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"Generating great power."
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"But this is not the centre, Mr. Spock."
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"No, captain. The centre is deep in the earth beneath us."
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"This is an access point."
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"- A force field? - Obviously."
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"It extends some 30 feet beyond the figure in all directions."
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"Conventional in composition, and quite formidable."
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"Akuta, how do you talk to Vaal?"
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"Well, we can't get to it, can't talk to it unless it wants to talk to us..."
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"Vaal sleeps now."
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"When he is hungry, you may be able to speak with him,"
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"if he desires it."
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"- When does he get hungry? - Soon."
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"Come. We will give you food and drink."
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"If you are tired, you may rest."
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"These are the People of Vaal."
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"There are no others."
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"The children."
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"Children?"
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"You use unknown words to me."
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"Little ones, like yourselves. They grow."
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