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

"Do you beg the lightning to strike?"
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"We saw the strangers, the two of them, do this thing."
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"Tell the men of Vaal to meet me in the clear place"
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"when the strangers are asleep."
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"Vaal has spoken to me. His words are true. Hear them."
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""Kill," Akuta?"
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"We do not understand."
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"It is a thing to do, like feeding Vaal."
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"This is the head of one of the strangers."
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"Find a heavy stick,"
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"It is a simple thing. It is the word of Vaal."
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"...when the sun returns in the morning."
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"I am concerned, captain."
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"They don't create, they don't produce, they don't even think."
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"If we do what it seems we must, in my opinion,"
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"we'll be in direct violation of the Non-lnterference Directive."
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"These are people, not robots."
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"They should have the opportunity of choice."
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"We owe it to them to interfere."
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"Starfleet Command may think otherwise."
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"Why don't you have a look around?"
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"Kirk to Enterprise. Mr. Scott."
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"Almost ready, sir. We'll need a half an hour yet."
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"You realise that within 45 minutes,"
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"I know that. As you said, it's cutting things fine."
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"- What is it? - Disturbing."
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"Force field, captain."
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"Vaal."
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"We are on a peaceful mission."
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"Let's get out of here!"
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"Second-degree burns."
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"Not serious, but I bet they smart."
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"Doctor, you have an unsurpassed talent for understatement."
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"Marple!"
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"The good doctor was concerned"
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"I submit there is no cause for worry."
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"They've taken the first step."
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"They've learned to kill."
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"We're ready here, sir."
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"All right, Scotty, put her in full reverse. Get her out of there."
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"Full reverse, Mr. Kyle, all engines."
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"Sir!"
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"Captain, we're doing it, we're pulling away!"
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"Scotty, what happened?"
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"It's no good, sir. There's only a few systems responding."
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"We gained maybe an hour."
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"But we blew almost every system in the ship doing it."
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"You're fired."
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"I had to follow orders. Always orders."
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"Stay with Chekov."
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"Keep those people from feeding Vaal."
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"Don't let them feed Vaal. Keep them in the hut."
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"Mr. Spock."
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"Scotty, do you still have phaser power?"
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"- Aye, but what..? - Lock all banks"
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"If my guess is correct, they won't have to. Stand by."
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"Vaal calls to us. Let us go to him. He hungers."
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"Please."
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"Readings are getting weaker, captain."
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"Wide variation in energy transmissions,"
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"as though Vaal were trying to draw on other sources."
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"- Tapping its energy cells? - I would assume so."
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"Good. The ship's pulling away must have weakened it considerably."
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"If it had to reinforce its energy field to ward off a phaser attack,"
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"it would have to draw more heavily on its reserves."
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"Scott here, sir."
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"Scotty, commence firing, and maintain."
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"Tremendous upsurge in generated power, captain."
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"No power generation at all, captain."
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"Vaal is dead."
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"Mr. Scott, status report."
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"Tractor beam gone. Potency returning to antimatter pods."
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"I'll have all engineering sections working on the circuits immediately."
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"Scotty, you're rehired."
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"As soon as the transporter's fixed,"
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"form an engineering detail with full analytical equipment"
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"Chekov. Bones. Let those people go."
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"But it was Vaal who put the fruit on the trees,"
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"caused the rain to fall."
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"Vaal..."
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"You might even enjoy it."
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"think for yourselves, work for yourselves,"
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"and what you create is yours."
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"That's what we call freedom. You'll like it, a lot."
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"the way they're supposed to be."
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"Caring for each other, being happy with each other."
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"Being good to each other."
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"You'll like that too, a lot. You and your children."
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"What are children?"
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"Just go on the way you're going, you'll find out."
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"That's not unusual, doctor."
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"Hey, Jim, I want you to hear this."
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"Captain, I'm not at all certain we did the correct thing"
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"on Gamma Trianguli VI."
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"We put those people back on a normal course of social evolution."
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"I see nothing wrong in that."
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"Well, that's a good object lesson, Mr. Spock."
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"An example of what can happen when a machine gets too efficient,"
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"Captain, you are aware of the biblical story of Genesis."
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"Yes, of course I'm aware of it."
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"Adam and Eve tasted the apple,"
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"And, in a manner of speaking, we have given the People of Vaal the apple,"
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"the knowledge of good and evil, if you will,"
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"as the result of which they, too, have been driven out of paradise."
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"Doctor, do I understand him correctly?"
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"Are you casting me in the role of Satan?"
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"Not at all, captain."
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"Is there anyone on this ship who even remotely..."
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"...looks like Satan?"
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"These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise."
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"one of my men has been killed by a poisonous plant."
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"Jim, I don't like this."
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"All right, Scotty, we'll try and find out what's going on down here. Kirk out."
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"- Kirk to Enterprise. - Scott here, sir."
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"They're scouting ahead of us."
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"Scotty, energise."
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"you wouldn't have an upset stomach."
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"Thirty seconds ago there wasn't a cloud in the sky."
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"A beautiful day, Mr. Spock."
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"It's over there, that way! I never saw anything like it."
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