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

"You're upset about losing the whales, aren't you?"
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)
"You're very perceptive."
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)
"How will that be done exactly?"
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"They'll be flown in a special 747 to Alaska and released there."
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"See, yes."
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"on a special frequency so that we can keep tabs on them."
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"where they'd never be hunted."
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"You can't even get yourself from Sausalito to San Francisco"
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"without a lift."
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"Besides, I want to know why you travel around with that ditzy guy"
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"who knows that Gracie's pregnant and calls you Admiral?"
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"Where could you take them where they'd be safe?"
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"lt's not so much a matter of a place as of a time."
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"Let's just say that no humpback born in captivity has ever survived."
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)
"The problem is that they won't be that much safer at sea"
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"So you see, that, as they say, is that."
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"-What is that? -What's what?"
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"You have a pocket pager."
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"What is it? I thought I told you never to call me."
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"Sorry, Admiral. We just thought you'd like to know,"
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"we're beaming them in now."
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"All right, tell them phasers on stun. Good luck. Kirk out."
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"You want to try it from the top?"
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"Don't tell me. You're from outer space."
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"No, I'm from lowa. I only work in outer space."
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"Well, I was close."
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"-The truth? -I'm all ears."
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"I am from what, on your calendar, would be the late 23rd century."
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"repopulate the species."
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"Well, why didn't you just say so? I mean, why all the coy disguises?"
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"You want the details?"
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"When are those whales being released?"
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"Gracie's not only pregnant, she's very pregnant."
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"And at noon tomorrow, in what is sure to be a media circus,"
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"-Are we leaving? -Come on. We don't have much time."
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"Well, we don't."
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"Now hear this. Smoking lamp is out while transferring fuel."
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"Depends on how much shielding there is between us and the reactor."
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"that was the briefest dinner l've ever had in my life,"
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"and certainly the biggest cockamamie fish story l've ever heard."
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"You asked. You tell me something."
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"George and Gracie's transmitter, what's the radio frequency?"
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"You wouldn't want to show me around your spaceship, would you?"
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"-That wouldn't be my first choice, no. -Well, there we are."
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"Let me tell you something."
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"I'm here to bring two humpbacks into the 23rd century."
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"lf I have to, I'll go to the open sea to get them."
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"lt's better for me, better for you, it's better for them."
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"Think about it."
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"Who are you?"
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"Think about it, but don't take too long. I'm out of time."
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"ln the park?"
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"Right."
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"That's cutting it closer than you know. What about Team Two?"
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"Damn it. Damn it. We've been so lucky."
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"Our mission?"
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"Commander."
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"Yes, sir, but we apparently are getting a power drain."
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"ClC Command Duty Officer, Commander Rogerson."
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"Yes, Chief, we're tracking that, too. What do you make of it?"
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"this is the Command Duty Officer, Commander Rogerson."
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"We have an intruder in number 4MMR."
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"I say again, we have an intruder in number 4MMR."
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"Scotty, come in, please."
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"Lass, I can hardly hear you."
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"My transporter power is down to minimal."
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"l've got to bring you in one at a time."
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"Take the collector. You go first."
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"Stand by."
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"Hello."
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"Come in, please."
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"Chekov, can you hear me?"
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"Freeze!"
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"l've lost him."
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"I am Pavel Chekov, a commander in Starfleet,"
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"The top of what?"
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"-No, my name! -l do not know your name."
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"I am? May I go now?"
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"-What do you think? -He's a russkie."
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"Okay, make nice. Give us the ray gun."
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"Go ahead. Stun me."
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"-Admiral, I should never have left him. -You did what was necessary."
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"Keep trying, you'll find him."
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"Scotty, you promised me an estimate on the dilithium crystals."
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"lt's going slowly, sir. lt'll be well into tomorrow."
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"-it would be easier on you, this way. -You sent them away"
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"Admiral!"
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"Admiral Kirk! Admiral Kirk!"
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"Admiral! Admiral Kirk! Can you hear me?"
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"They're gone! I need your help! Are you in there?"
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"Admiral Kirk! Can you hear me? I need your help!"
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"-lt's true. -lt's true."
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"Take it easy. We need your help."
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"-ls any of this real? -Yes, it's real. Take a look."
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"-the same way we brought you up... -Admiral, they're gone."
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"I wasn't told. They're in Alaska by now."
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"-We can't go anywhere. -What kind of a spaceship is this?"
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"-lt's a spaceship with a missing man. -Admiral, full power has been restored."
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"-Thank you, Mr Spock. -Hello, Doctor. Welcome aboard."
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"l've located Chekov, sir."
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"-Mercy Hospital. -That's in the Mission District."
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"They report his condition as critical."
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"He's not expected to survive."
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"Don't leave him in the hands of 20th century medicine."
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"Admiral, may I suggest that Dr McCoy is correct?"
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"We must help Chekov."
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"ls that the logical thing to do, Spock?"
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"-What's the matter with you? -Kidney dialysis."
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"Dialysis?"
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"My God. What is this, the Dark Ages?"
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"Now, you swallow that,"
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"and if you have any problems, just call me."
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"He's being held in the security corridor, one flight up. His condition is critical."
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"Excuse me. We'll take that."
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"Hold the door. Hold the door. Emergency."
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"-So, you were there, what happened? -Yeah, I was there."
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"Unbelievable."
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"You have a different view, Doctor?"
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"lt sounds like the goddamn Spanish lnquisition to me."
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"Bad day."
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