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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Amok Time (S02E02)

"Captain."
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"- Dr. McCoy. - Captain."
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""You will cease to pry into my personal matters, Doctor,"
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"All I require from you is that you answer it, yes or no."
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"to seek out new life and new civilizations,"
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"Will you grant it or not?"
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"No."
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"Spock, I'm asking you."
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"Bridge."
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"Captain's Log, Stardate 3372.7."
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"Put it on audio over here, Lieutenant."
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"Message complete, sir. Switching over."
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"just long enough to drop off Mr. Spock?"
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"Come with me, please."
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"Deck 5."
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"Changed the course?"
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"It is quite possible."
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"My orders were to report to Sickbay, Doctor."
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"I have to answer to the same commanding officer that you do."
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"How do you figure it, Chekov?"
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"As if in our bodies, huge amounts of adrenaline"
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"were constantly being pumped into our bloodstreams."
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"He does."
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"Stay."
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"He says you're going to die unless something is done."
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"What?"
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"Can you see that, Captain, and understand?"
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"...there's no need to be embarrassed about it, Mr. Spock."
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"If they were,"
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"How do Vulcans choose their mates?"
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"rips away our veneer of civilisation."
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"The giant eel-birds of Regulus V,"
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"On your Earth, salmon."
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"...to return home..."
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"I haven't heard a word you've said."
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"Lieutenant, get me Admiral Komack at Starfleet Command, Sector 9."
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"Maybe you ought to plot a course back to Vulcan, just in case."
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"But believe me, I wouldn't make such a request..."
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"The Altair VI is no ordinary matter."
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"and strength which will cause ripples clear to the Klingon Empire."
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"Kirk, you will proceed to Altair VI as ordered."
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"...don't you think?"
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"We'll be there in just a few days."
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"Yes, I know, Christine."
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"Would you make me some of that plomeek soup?"
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"- Is it permitted? - It is my right."
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"I shall be honoured, sir."
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"And from all of Vulcan, welcome."
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"It is I."
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"Never and always touching..."
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"We meet at the appointed place."
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"Spock. Parted from me and never parted."
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"I await you."
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"The atmosphere is thinner than Earth."
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"I hear them."
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"A ceremony..."
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"One touches the other"
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"How does thee pledge their behaviour?"
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"...comes down from the time of the beginning..."
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"She will choose her champion."
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"He is deep in the plak tow, the blood fever."
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"Ma'am, I don't understand."
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"I am prepared."
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"Spock."
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"You think Spock can take him?"
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"as it is today"
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"I have made the ancient claim. I claim the right."
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"T'Pau."
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"He does not know."
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"Thee has the power, T'Pau."
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"In the name of my fathers, forbid."
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"Thee has prided thyself on thy Vulcan heritage."
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"Now, if I can knock Spock out without really hurting him."
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"If I get into any trouble, I'll quit."
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"All of Vulcan in one package."
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"Here begins the act of combat"
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"These men are friends. To force them to fight till one of them is killed..."
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"I can forgive such a display only once."
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"Spock, no!"
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"You're going to have to kill him, Jim."
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"What's that?"
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"It's a tri-ox compound. It'll help you breathe."
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"Get your hands off of him, Spock."
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"T'Pring."
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"and so I would have Stonn."
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"Live long, T'Pau, and prosper."
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"Energize."
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"There can be no excuse for the crime of which I am guilty."
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"When I thought I had killed the Captain, I found I'd lost all interest in T'Pring."
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"A little late, but I'm glad they're seeing it our way."
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"that would've brought the house down."
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"Of course, Mr. Spock. Your reaction was quite logical."
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"- Got a minute? - A minute."
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"It's Spock. You noticed anything strange about him?"
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"No, nothing in particular. Why?"
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"but he's become increasingly restive."
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"If he were not a Vulcan, I'd almost say "nervous.""
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"For another thing, he's avoiding food."
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"I've checked and he hasn't eaten at all in three days."
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"Well, that just sounds like Mr. Spock in one of his contemplative phases."
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"Miss Chapel."
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"What's this?"
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"Vulcan plomeek soup. And I'll bet you made it too."
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"You never give up hoping, do you?"
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"Mr. Spock hasn't been eating, Doctor. And I just happened to notice."
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"It's all right. Carry on, Miss Chapel."
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"when I suggested to Spock it was time for his routine checkup"
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"your logical, unemotional first officer turned to me and said:"
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"or I shall certainly break your neck.""
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"What is this?"
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"Poking. Prying. If I want anything from you, I'll ask for it."
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"Captain, I should like to request a leave of absence. On my home planet."
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"On our present course, you can divert to Vulcan with a loss of but 2.8 light-days."
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"- What the devil is this all about? - I've made my request, Captain."
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"Its five-year mission: To explore strange new worlds,"
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"to boldly go where no man has gone before."
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"All right, Spock. Let's have it."
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"It is undignified for a woman to play servant to a man who is not hers."
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"I'm more interested in your request for shore leave."
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"- In the years that I've known... - You have my request."
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