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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Miri (S01E01)

"Readings indicate that natural deterioration has been taking place"
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"on this planet for at least several centuries."
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"- You mean there's no one alive? - Not conclusive, Yeoman."
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"You know, this is marvellous."
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"The most horrible conglomeration of antique architecture I've ever seen."
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"Mr. Spock."
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"Mine!"
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"It's mine!"
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"It's mine! It's mine!"
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"Mine! Mine! It's mine!"
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"It's broke."
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"Somebody broke it."
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"Somebody, please fix."
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"Of course somebody will fix it."
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"But with the mind of a child."
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"- We wanna help you. - Liar!"
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"Fibber, fibber."
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"Fibber, fibber!"
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"Fibber! Fibber! Fibber! Fibber!"
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"It's dead."
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"It's impossibly high, as if it's burning itself up."
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"Almost as if it aged a century in just the past few minutes."
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"- How old is this thing? - About 300 years."
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"We mean you no harm."
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"Don't hurt me, please."
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"- I won't hurt you. - No, please, don't."
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"- I only want to talk to you. - No, don't, don't hurt..."
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"- I won't hurt you. Come on. - Don't hurt me."
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"- Don't... - It's all right."
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"- No... - Come here."
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"We won't hurt you, sweetheart. We're your friends. No."
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"Take the guards, have a look outside."
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"Radioactive readings, chemical pollutions, any further sign of life."
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"Right, captain."
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"But I remember the things you "grups" did."
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"We didn't do anything like that."
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"You're not going to hurt?"
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"No, of course not."
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"We're here to help."
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"But we will."
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"What happened here?"
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"Where is everybody?"
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"You know."
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"Won't you tell me?"
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"You got a "foolie," is that it? And you want me to play, but I can't."
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"You can't play a game without rules."
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"Even grups ought to know that."
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"They were when "onlies" get old."
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"Grown-ups."
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"You said something about the grups doing bad things."
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"Yelling, hurting, burning."
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"We hid, then they were gone."
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"Am I doing all right?"
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"You're doing fine."
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"You said the grups got sick."
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"Is that why there aren't any of them around?"
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"Yes. They died."
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"But that was after the awful things."
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"A plague, captain. That could explain a lot of it."
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"But what about the children, the onlies?"
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"Didn't the awful things affect them?"
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"Of course not. We're here, aren't we?"
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"- More of you? How many? - All there are."
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"What's your name?"
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"Pretty name..."
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"...for a pretty young woman."
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"Very pretty."
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"Guards!"
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"Children, captain. Lots of them."
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"We couldn't begin to get close to them. They just seemed to scurry away."
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"That creature which attacked us was certainly no child."
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"Perhaps it died of the disease the girl's talking about."
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"There must be records somewhere."
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"Miri?"
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"Do you know any buildings where the doctors used to work?"
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"Yes, I know that. Them and their pills and things."
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"- Will you take me there? - That's a bad place."
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"It's important."
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"- Please. - All right."
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"Do you have a name too?"
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"- Yes. It's Jim. - I like that name."
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"I like yours too."
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"I like you."
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"I wouldn't lie to you."
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"I wouldn't lie to you either, Jim."
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"I remember the grups, but you're nice. You're different."
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"Just like it did with the grups."
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"It'll spread all over you. You'll yell, try to hurt everybody,"
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"and then you'll die. I knew it would, I knew it would."
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"The building Miri led us to also housed"
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"an automatic transmission station,"
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"That the blue splotches characteristic of the unknown disease"
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"had appeared on each of us, with the exception of Mr. Spock."
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"in an attempt to isolate the organism responsible."
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"Beam down a bio-computer and a portable electronic microscope."
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"If I'm gonna be dealing with viruses,"
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"I'm gonna need better equipment than I have here."
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"I've got volunteers standing by ready to help you, sir."
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"Under no circumstances do I want anyone to beam down from the ship."
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"You can help by clearing the computer banks and standing by. Kirk out."
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"Why do you think the symptoms haven't appeared on Mr. Spock?"
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"I don't know."
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"Probably the little bugs, or whatever they are,"
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"Now, there you have a museum piece, doctor."
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"Lens-type, manually operated, light-activated..."
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"Spare me the analysis, Mr. Spock, please?"
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"It's enough that it works."
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"It spreads real fast, I know."
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"When you're old, it covers you like anything."
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"So that's what it was."
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"Life prolongation."
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"Dr. McCoy's bio-computer and a portable electronic microscope"
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"have been beamed down from the Enterprise."
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"They will be used in conjunction with computer banks onboard ship."
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"Appear to have affinity for nucleic acids. Give me what you have."
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"- This was 300 years ago, captain. - All the adults are dead."
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"But children become adults."
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"Doctor..."
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"...there are certain glandular changes which take place"
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"upon entering puberty, are there not?"
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