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

"You know, it's ironic, when man was killing these creatures,"
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)
"What does that mean?"
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)
"Condition report, Spock."
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"-Switch to manual control, Mr Sulu. -l have no control, sir."
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"-My God, Jim, where are we? -Out of control and blind as a bat."
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"-Lassie, get my arm. -l got it. I got it."
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"-Explosive override. -lt's underwater."
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"Why don't they sing?"
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)
"theft of Federation property, namely the Starship Enterprise,"
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"So entered."
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"The remaining charge, disobeying orders of a superior officer,"
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"I'm returning to Vulcan within the hour. l'd like to take my leave of you."
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"A ship is a ship."
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"Mr President, I have come to speak on behalf of the accused."
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"What significant contribution to bioengineering"
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"Hey, why don't you watch where you're going, you dumbass!"
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)
"A pair of humpback whales, named George and Gracie."
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"that's why I work with whales."
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"Don't bury yourself in the part."
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"Mr Ambassador, with all respect, the council's deliberations are over."
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"Thank you all. Repair stations, please."
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"Red Alert. Red Alert."
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"Warp 4."
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"This is the largest seawater tank in the world,"
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"They're unhappy about the way their species have been treated by man."
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"So, is it worth something to you?"
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"-Name. -My name?"
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"They're taking him to emergency surgery right now."
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"-Right. Will you help us? -How?"
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"At sea. lf you have a chart on board, I'll show you."
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"What was that?"
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"-You're going to be all right. -The whales are trapped. They'll drown."
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"Silence. Captain Kirk, you and your crew"
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"Hold it!"
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"Him? He's harmless."
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"Of course he's a russkie, but he's a retard or something."
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"ln order to return us to the exact moment we left the 23rd century,"
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"As I recall,"
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"mass of the vessel through a time continuum,"
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"They like you very much, but they are not the hell your whales."
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"we are looking for nuclear vessels."
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"or rather, what we don't know about whales."
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"Damn."
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"Look, I don't have a clue who you are, really."
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"Get us out of here!"
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"l'll be real disappointed. I really hate that macho stuff."
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"We're ready, sir. l've converted the dilithium sequencer"
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"Don't move."
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"Warp 8. 8.1 !"
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"who decided on a name for our captured Klingon vessel."
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"in all known languages. Get me Starfleet Command."
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"We're functioning on reserve power only."
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""with which we ascend from the chaos using reason as our guide"?"
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"-I'm okay. I'm all right. -Steady."
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"Stabilise energy reserve. Report, helm."
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"One-quarter impulse power."
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"I suppose I could. You planning to take a swim?"
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"How'd he get in there?"
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"There's no power to the bay doors."
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"how this thing worked. I got used to a Huey."
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"Steady. Steady."
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"Now!"
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"without even letting me say goodbye to them?"
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"Would you mind stopping that damn noise?"
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"-Funduscopic examination. -Funduscopic examination"
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"1 0 seconds, Admiral."
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"on all known frequencies."
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"the theft of a Klingon vessel, see now the real plot and intentions."
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"Starfleet Command, this is U.S.S. Saratoga"
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"We're tracking a probe of unknown origin"
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"The Klingons shed the first blood while attempting to possess its secrets."
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"-Mr Scott? -Aye, sir."
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"And it was Dr McCoy, with a fine sense of historical irony,"
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"lt appears to be a probe, Captain, from an intelligence unknown to us."
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"lt's bad enough to be court-martialed,"
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"of the late Starship Enterprise"
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"Starship sensors indicate it is being pursued so closely,"
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"Klingon mummification glyph."
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"-in the year 1987? -Correct."
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"so that antineutrons can pass through but the antigravitons cannot."
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"T'Plana-Hath, Matron of Vulcan philosophy."
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"White queen to Section 5, Grid 6. Queen takes knight. Rook takes queen."
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"-Why? Where must you go? -l must go to Earth to offer testimony."
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"that it occupies the same space as the pursuer."
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"-and its cultural significance. -Correct."
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"Then you stand here alive because of a mistake"
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"was euphemistically called the Genesis Planet,"
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"Negative. it's impacting on all our systems."
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"Come in, please. Come in, please."
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"The question is irrelevant."
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"Emergency channel 0130. Code Red."
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"I do not understand the question, Mother."
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"The Klingons have lost two vessels."
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"-Then Kirk goes unpunished? -Admiral Kirk"
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"Communications officer as ready as she'll ever be."
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"I'm impressed. That's a lot of work for a short voyage."
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"Saavik."
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"They were giving me a sour stomach."
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"I just wish we could cloak the stench."
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"Who said, "Logic is the cement of our civilisation"
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"-We have the right to preserve our race. -You have the right to commit murder?"
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"-Permission to come aboard. -Permission granted."
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"lt's got a cloaking device that cost us a lot."
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"We are in an enemy vessel, sir."
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"Adjust the sine wave of this magnetic envelope"
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"life, death, life, things of that nature."
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"My shoes?"
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"-Emergency thrusters. -No response, Captain."
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"without a common frame of reference."
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"Forgive me, Doctor. I'm receiving a number of distress calls."
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"-have been neutralised. -Neutralised? How?"
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"Switching now, Admiral."
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"Leningrad has lost all electrical power."
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"-Uhura, what's on the comm channels? -Very active, sir."
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"Mr Chekov, any sign of a Federation escort?"
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"That's odd."
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"I'm afraid you're trapped here with us."
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"Sir, I have not had the opportunity to tell you about your son."
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"Further communications may not be possible."
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"What I mean is, I may have carried your soul,"
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