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Clips from Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)

"Continue transmitting "Universal Peace" and "Hello""
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)
"patrolling Sector 5, Neutral Zone."
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)
"on apparent trajectory to the Terran solar system."
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"Attempts to communicate with the probe have been negative"
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"Continue tracking, Saratoga. We will analyse transmissions and advise."
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"There. Hold the image."
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"James T. Kirk, renegade and terrorist."
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"Not only is he responsible for the murder of a Klingon crew,"
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"Even as this Federation was negotiating a peace treaty with us,"
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"Kirk was secretly developing the Genesis Torpedo,"
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"conceived by Kirk's son,"
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"and test-detonated by the Admiral himself."
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"The result of this awesome energy"
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"a secret base from which to launch the annihilation of the Klingon people."
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"We demand the extradition of Kirk. We demand justice!"
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"Genesis was perfectly named, the creation of life, not death."
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"Vulcans are well known"
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"Your vessel did destroy U.S.S. Grissom. Your men did kill Kirk's son."
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"-Do you deny these events? -We deny nothing."
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"There'll be no further outbursts from the floor."
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"has been charged with nine violations of Starfleet regulations."
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"Starfleet regulations? That's outrageous!"
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"Remember this well."
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"You pompous ass!"
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"Captain's log, Stardate 8390."
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"We're in the third month of our Vulcan exile."
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"-Uhura? -Aye, sir."
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"-Chekov? -Aye, sir."
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"-Sulu? -Aye, sir."
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"Let the record show that the commander and the crew"
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"-Mr Scott. -Aye, sir?"
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"-How soon can we be underway? -Give me one more day, sir."
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"Damage control is easy. Reading Klingon, that's hard."
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"You'd think they could at least send a ship."
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"and spend the rest of our lives mining borite,"
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"but to have to go home in this Klingon flea trap..."
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"We could learn a thing or two from this flea trap."
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"Computer, resume testing."
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"Correct."
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"What is the molecular formula of yominum sulphide crystals?"
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"White pawn to Section 5, Grid 7. Pawn takes rook. Checkmate."
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"was made on the Loonkerian outpost on Klendth?"
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"The universal atmospheric element compensator."
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"-Evaluate... -Correct."
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"-Correct. -Identify object"
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"What were the principal historical events on Earth"
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"What was Kiri-kin-tha's First Law of Metaphysics?"
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"-Nothing unreal exists. -Correct."
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"-Correct. -What is the electronic configuration"
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"How do you feel?"
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"How do you feel? How do you feel?"
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"-l do not understand the question. -What is it, Spock?"
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"You're half human. The computer knows that."
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"Spock, the retraining of your mind has been in the Vulcan way,"
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"so you may not understand feelings, but as my son, you have them."
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"They will surface."
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"As you wish, since you deem them of value,"
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"but I cannot wait here to find them."
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"You do this for friendship."
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"I do it because I was there."
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"Spock, does the good of the many outweigh the good of the one?"
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"I would accept that as an axiom."
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"made by your flawed, feeling, human friends."
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"that the good of the one, you, was more important to them."
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"-Humans make illogical decisions. -They do, indeed."
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"Here it comes now."
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"-What's causing that? -Their call's being carried"
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"Yellow Alert. Shields up. Helm, reduce closing speed."
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"Thruster controls have been neutralised."
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"Starfleet Command, this is Saratoga. Can you hear me?"
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"Thank you, sir."
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"The probe is headed directly toward us."
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"lts signal is damaging everything in its path."
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"Two starships and three smaller vessels"
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"It has been three hours since our contact with the alien probe."
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"All attempts at regaining power have failed."
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"lt's using forms of energy our best scientists do not understand."
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"-Can you protect us? -We're launching everything we have."
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"Our chief engineer is trying to deploy a makeshift solar sail."
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"We have high hopes that this wiII, if successfuI,"
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"-Systems report, communications. -Communications systems all ready, sir."
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"-Mr Sulu? -Guidance is functional."
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"-Weapons systems. -Operational, Admiral."
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"Cloaking device now available on all flight modes."
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"I did not wish to be shot down on the way to our own funeral."
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"Good thinking. Engine room. Report, Mr Scott."
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"and, Admiral, I have replaced the Klingon food packs."
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"Oh, is that what it was? Prepare for departure."
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"Everybody not going to Earth had better get off."
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"-This is goodbye. -Yes, Admiral."
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"Thank you."
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"David died most bravely."
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"He saved Spock. He saved us all. I thought you should know."
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"Good day, Captain Spock. May yourjourney be free of incident."
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"Live long and prosper, Lieutenant."
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"-Thank you, Admiral. -Jim."
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"Spock, Jim. Don't you remember?"
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"lt would not be proper to refer to you as Jim"
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"while you're in command, Admiral."
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"Also, I must apologise for my attire. I seem to have misplaced my uniform."
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"-Are you sure this is such a bright idea? -What do you mean?"
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"I mean him back at his post like nothing happened."
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"I don't know if you've got the whole picture or not,"
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"but he's not exactly working on all thrusters."
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"Mr Sulu, take us home."
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"Thrusters functional."
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"Spacedock, this is Starfleet. Launch all vessels. Launch all vessels."
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"Sir, spacedock doors are inoperative."
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"All emergency systems are nonfunctional."
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"-Engage reserve power. -Aye, sir."
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"Starfleet Command, this is spacedock on emergency channel."
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"We have lost all internal power."
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"No, sir, and no Federation vessels on assigned patrol stations."
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"Multiphasic transmissions, overlapping. it's almost a gibberish."
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"Let me see if I can sort it out."
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"Hi. Busy?"
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"Uhura is busy. I am monitoring."
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"Well, I just wanted to say it sure is nice"
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"but I sure couldn't fill your shoes."
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"Forget it."
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