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

"but I want you guys out of here right now, or I call the cops."
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)
"I assure you that won't be necessary. We're only trying to help."
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"Your friend was messing up my tanks and messing up my whales."
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"Right."
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"About those colourful metaphors that we've discussed."
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"I don't think you should try using them any more."
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"-Why not? -Well, for one thing,"
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"you haven't quite got the knack of it."
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"-l see. -And another thing."
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"lt's not always necessary to tell the truth."
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"-Exaggerate? -Exaggerate."
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"You've done it before. Can't you remember?"
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"I believe I was successful in communicating our intentions."
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"-Heard there was some excitement. -Just a couple of kooks."
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"-How you doing? -I'm fine."
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"I know. I feel the same thing,"
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"but we're stuck between a rock and a hard place."
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"We can't keep them here without risking their lives,"
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"we can't let them go without taking the same chance."
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"I know, I know."
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"And besides, we're not talking about human beings here."
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"Team leader, this is Team Two. Come in, please."
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"I have the coordinates of the reactor."
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"Team Two, Kirk here."
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"Understood. What's your plan?"
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"We will beam in tonight, collect the photons, and beam out."
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"No one will ever know we were there."
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"Understood and approved. Keep me informed."
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"There she is. From the lnstitute. lf we play our cards right,"
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"we may be able to find out when those whales are leaving."
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"How will playing cards help?"
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"Well, if it isn't Robin Hood and Friar Tuck."
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"Back to San Francisco."
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"Well, yeah, I'll buy that. What about him?"
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"Back in the '60s, he was part of the Free Speech Movement at Berkeley."
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"-l think he did a little too much LDS. -LDS?"
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"I have a notorious weakness for hard luck cases,"
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"-We don't want to be any trouble. -You've already been that. Come on."
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"And don't try anything, either."
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"l've got a tyre iron right where I can get at it."
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"-So, you were at Berkeley? -l was not."
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"-Memory problems, too. -What about you?"
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"-Where are you from? -lowa."
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"A landlubber."
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"Come on. What the hell were you guys really trying to do back there?"
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"lt wasn't some kind of macho thing, was it? Because if that's all,"
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"-May I ask you a question? -Go ahead."
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"What's going to happen when you release the whales?"
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"lt means that they will be at risk from whale hunters,"
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"the same as the rest of the humpbacks."
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"back at the lnstitute, about extinction?"
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"-l meant... -He meant what you said on the tour,"
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"that if things keep going the way they are,"
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"-the humpbacks will disappear forever. -That's not what he said, farm boy."
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""those whales are ours to do with as we please,"
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""we would be as guilty as those who caused""
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"past tense "their extinction.""
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"I have a photographic memory. I see words."
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"Are you sure it isn't time for a colourful metaphor?"
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"You're not one of those guys from the military, are you?"
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"Trying to teach whales to retrieve torpedoes"
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"-or some dipshit stuff like that? -No, ma'am. No dipshit."
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"Well, good. That's one thing, I would have let you off right here."
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"All right, who are you? And don't jerk me around any more."
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"-We can't tell you that... -But..."
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"But, if you let me finish,"
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"I can tell you that we're not in the military,"
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"and we intend no harm towards the whales."
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"-Then what... -ln fact,"
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"-Or believe, I'll bet. -Very likely."
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"You're not exactly catching us at our best."
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"I have a hunch"
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"that we'd all be a lot happier discussing this over dinner."
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"What do you say?"
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"-No. -Yes."
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"-No. -Yes. I love ltalian."
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"I'm terribly sorry. There's been an awful mix-up."
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"Would you believe I was never told about your visit?"
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"on appointment, to study methods of manufacturing by Plexicorp,"
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"but they don't seem to know anything about it."
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"-Thousands. Thousands. -...thousands of miles on an invited tour"
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"-if you'll just... -l demand to see the owners."
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"Dr Nichols has offered to take us around the plant, personally."
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"-With pleasure. -Well, that's different."
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"-Hi. -Hi."
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"-Good-looking ship. Huey 204, isn't it? -Right on."
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"-You fly? -Here and there."
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"I flew something similar back in my Academy days."
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"Right. Then this must be old stuff to you."
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"Old, yes, but interesting."
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"Do it."
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"your knowledge of engineering is most impressive."
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"Yes. Back home we call him the miracle worker."
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"Dr Nichols, I might be able to offer something to you."
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"Still?"
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"at 60' x 1 0',"
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"That's easy, 6"."
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"Now suppose, just suppose,"
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"I were to show you a way to manufacture a wall,"
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"that would do the same job but be only 1 " thick."
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"Would that be worth something to you?"
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"You're joking."
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"Please."
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"Computer?"
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"Computer."
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"Hello, computer."
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"Just use the keyboard."
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"The keyboard. How quaint."
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"-Transparent aluminium? -That's the ticket, laddie."
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"lt would take years just to figure out the dynamics of this matrix."
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"Yes, but you would be rich beyond the dreams of avarice."
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"Not now, Madeline!"
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"ls there something wrong with the one I have?"
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"-Goodbye, old friend. -Wait a minute."
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"How did you know Gracie's pregnant? Nobody knows that."
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"Gracie does. I'll be right here."
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"lt's his way."
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"-Do you trust me? -lmplicitly."
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"Well, how did a nice girl like you get to be a cetacean biologist?"
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"Just lucky, I guess."
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