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

"lt's coming from San Francisco."
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"From the city?"
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"lt's these Klingon crystals, Admiral. The time travel drained them."
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"-They're giving out, decrystallising. -Give me a round figure, Mr Scott."
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"24 hours, give or take, staying cloaked."
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"After that, Admiral, we're visible and dead in the water."
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"we won't have enough to break out of Earth's gravity,"
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"We can't even do that in the 23rd century."
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"Admiral, there may be a 20th century possibility."
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"Explain."
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"lf memory serves, there was a dubious flirtation"
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"with nuclear fission reactors resulting in toxic side effects."
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"We could construct a device to collect their high-energy photons safely."
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"These photons could then be injected into the dilithium chamber,"
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"causing crystalline restructure, theoretically."
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"San Francisco. I was born there."
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"lt doesn't look all that different."
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"Commanders Uhura and Chekov are assigned to the uranium problem."
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"and Commander Sulu will convert us a whale tank..."
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"...while Captain Spock and l"
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"attempt to trace these whale songs to their source."
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"Many of their customs will doubtless take us by surprise."
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"This is an extremely primitive and paranoid culture."
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"to each team."
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"Any questions? All right."
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"Let's do ourjob and get out of here."
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"Don't tell me you two are fighting again?"
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"I thought you made up last night."
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"Anyway, I said to her,"
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""lf you think I'm gonna spend $60 for a damn toaster oven,"
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"Well, she..."
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"What the hell was that?"
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"-Did you see that? -No, and neither did you,"
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"-so shut up. -l didn't see nothing."
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"-Bearing to the whales? -283 degrees, 1 5.2 kilometres."
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"lt's a miracle these people ever got out of the 20th century."
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"The rest of you, break up. You look like a cadet review."
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"Yes. 1 8th-century American. Quite valuable."
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"-How much will you give me for them? -Excuse me."
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"Weren't those a birthday present from Dr McCoy?"
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"How much?"
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"All set? Good hunting."
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"Well, Spock, here we are."
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"we're walking the streets of San Francisco"
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"How do you propose to solve this minor problem?"
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"I have the distance and bearing which were provided by Commander Uhura."
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"which lies at 283.7..."
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"I think we'll find what we're looking for at the Cetacean lnstitute in Sausalito."
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"-How do you know this? -Simple logic."
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"What does it mean, exact change?"
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"Ordinarily, I could do it with a piece of transparent aluminium."
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"I'm afraid you're a number of years too early for that."
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"But where?"
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"-Did you find it? -Yes. Under U.S. Government."
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"Excuse me, sir, can you direct me to the naval base in Alameda?"
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"Nuclear vessels."
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"Can you tell me where the naval base is in..."
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"We're looking for..."
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"Hello. We are looking for the nuclear vessels in Alameda."
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"-Could you tell me where... -Can you help us?"
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"We're looking for the naval base in Alameda."
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"I don't know if I know the answer to that. I think it's across the bay, in Alameda."
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"That's what I said, Alameda."
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"-l know that. -But where is Alameda?"
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"Excuse me. Would you mind stopping that noise?"
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"Admiral, may I ask you a question?"
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"Spock, don't call me Admiral."
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"-You mean the profanity? -Yes."
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"Nobody pays any attention to you unless you swear every other word."
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"The next showing of The Wonderful World of Whales"
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"will begin in five minutes..."
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"Good morning. I'm your guide this morning."
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"I'm assistant director of the Maritime Cetacean lnstitute."
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"So, please follow me, and just give a yell if you can't hear me, okay?"
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"exclusively devoted to whales."
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"As you can see, we have a great deal to offer,"
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"but that is small compared to what we know,"
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"The first commonly held misconception is that whales are fish."
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"They're not. They're mammals, just like you and me,"
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"and producing milk to nurse their young."
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"They have a soft, gum-like tissue"
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"that strains vast amounts of tiny shrimp for food."
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"And that is the limit of their hostility."
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"Since the dawn of time,"
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"men have harvested whales for a variety of purposes,"
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"most of which can be achieved synthetically at this point."
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"1 00 years ago, using hand-thrown harpoons,"
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"man did plenty of damage."
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"But that is nothing compared to what he has achieved"
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"Virtually gone is the blue whale,"
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"the largest creature ever to inhabit the Earth."
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"Despite all attempts at banning whaling,"
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"there are still countries and pirates currently engaged"
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"in the slaughter of these inoffensive creatures."
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"Where the humpback whale once numbered"
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"And those that are taken in are no longer fully grown."
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"while still bearing unborn calves."
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"Now, if you'll follow me, please,"
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"l'll introduce you to the lnstitute's pride and joy."
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"and it contains the only two humpback whales in captivity."
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"They are mature humpbacks weighing 45,000 pounds each."
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"They wandered into San Francisco Bay as calves and were brought here."
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"We beam them up together, consider ourselves lucky."
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"Beautiful, aren't they? And extremely intelligent."
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"Despite all that they are teaching us,"
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"-Why is that? -Well, for one thing,"
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"-How soon? -Soon."
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"What you're hearing is recorded whale song."
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"lt is sung by the male."
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"He'll sing anywhere from 6 to as long as 30 minutes,"
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"The songs change every year,"
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"and we still don't know what purpose they serve."
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"Are they some kind of navigational signal?"
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"Could they be part of the mating ritual?"
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"Or is it pure communication beyond our comprehension?"
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"-Frankly, we just don't know yet. -Maybe he's singing to that man."
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"Excuse me. Excuse me, please."
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"Attempting the hell to communicate."
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"we would be as guilty as those who caused their extinction."
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"Okay, I don't know what this is all about,"
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