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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - The Devil in the Dark (S01E01)

"once you get used to their appearance."
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"But I did get the distinct impression she found them"
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"I suspect you're becoming more and more human all the time."
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"Who's there?"
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"It's your relief, Sam."
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"Nobody ever does."
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"Whatever the thing is, it's already killed 50 people."
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"Keep your phaser in your hand at all times."
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"What good will that do? You saw what happened to Ed Appel"
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"when he took a shot at the thing."
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"- before the monster got them? - I'm sorry, Schmitter."
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"I know how you feel, but we've got to have guards."
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"If you hear anything or see anything, call in."
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"A lot can happen in three minutes."
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"Chief, is it true the Enterprise is on its way?"
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"It's coming."
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"Think it could get here in the next four hours?"
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"Come on!"
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"Schmitter."
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"Like the rest of them..."
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"...burned to a crisp."
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"These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise."
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"Its five-year mission: To explore strange new worlds,"
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"Captain's log, stardate 3196.1."
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"has brought the Enterprise to that long-established colony."
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"Mr. Spock, Dr. McCoy and I"
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"have beamed down to meet with Chief Engineer Vanderberg,"
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"What has it done?"
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"About three months ago, we opened up a new level."
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"Sensors gave us an unusually rich pergium reading."
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"Not only pergium, whatever you want:"
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"Uranium, cerium, platinum."
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"The whole planet's like that."
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"It's a treasure house."
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"Janus VI could supply the mineral needs of a thousand planets."
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"But what happened?"
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"First, the automatic machinery, piece by piece,"
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"started to almost disintegrate."
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"and our chemists were unable to analyse the corrosive agent."
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"It simply has not yet been discovered."
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"Yes, it has."
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"I don't know what this butchering monster is,"
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"but I know what it's doing."
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"Our maintenance engineers, sent down into the drifts"
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"to repair the corroded machinery."
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"Volcanic activity?"
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"He's right. None."
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"but they've been moving up toward our levels."
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"The same way, burned?"
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"We kept it for you. There isn't much left."
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"Roberts will show you."
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"It isn't pretty."
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"You post sentries, guards?"
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"Of course. Five of them have died."
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"- Who else has seen this? - I have."
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"This is Ed Appel, chief processing engineer."
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"- Describe it. - I can't."
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"I only got a glimpse of it,"
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"but it's big and shaggy."
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"Ed shot it."
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"No, I mean shot it, with this."
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"- Fascinating. - A good, clean shot."
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"Didn't even slow it down."
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"Well, I've made my report to you."
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"Production has stopped. Nobody will go into the lower levels,"
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"and I don't blame them. If the Federation wants pergium,"
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"then you're gonna have to do something about it."
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"You're all pretty tough, aren't you?"
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"Starship, phaser banks..."
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"You can't get your starship down in the tunnels."
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"I don't think there will be any need."
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"Mr. Vanderberg, I'll need a complete subsurface chart"
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"of all the drifts, galleries, tunnels."
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"- You'll get it. - Mr. Vanderberg, what is this?"
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"It's a silicon nodule."
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"They're a million of them down there. No commercial value."
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"But a geological oddity, to say the least."
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"A few trace elements."
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"Look, we didn't call you here so you could collect rocks."
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"Thank you, Mr. Vanderberg. We'll need your complete cooperation."
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"Come on, Appel."
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"A vast number of tunnels is not gonna make our hunting any easier."
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"- Doc? - Schmitter didn't burn to death, Jim,"
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"- not in the usual sense, anyway. - Explain that."
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"but the plant's physician agrees with me."
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"A chemical corrosion,"
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"almost as if he'd been thrown into a vat of extremely corrosive acid."
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"Strong enough to eat anything else away you can think of."
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"Mr. Spock?"
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"I've charted the position of the deaths and the acts of sabotage."
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"Here, here and here."
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"If the times of these incidents are to be accepted as accurate,"
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"the creature would have to have moved at an incredible rate of speed."
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"Mr. Vanderberg, how recent are these charts?"
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"They were made last year."
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"- That's right. - I see."
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"Mr. Spock, give us a report on life beneath the surface."
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"Within range of our sensors, there is no life,"
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"other than the accountable human residents of this colony"
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"At least no life as we know it."
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"We can't cover tunnel by tunnel on foot."
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"We must get production going again."
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"We must have that pergium."
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"Captain, if we could force another appearance of this creature..."
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"Mr. Spock, our sensors can pick up normal life functions"
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"at a considerable distance,"
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"but what about abnormal life functions?"
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"Something's happening in the reactor room!"
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"Back to your stations."
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"Look at that."
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"I wouldn't touch it, captain."
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"An extremely active corrosive."
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"Kirk, quickly!"
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"The main circulating pump for the entire reactor, it's gone."
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"The same indications shown at the door, captain,"
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"Spock, onboard?"
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"Nothing for a device this antiquated, captain."
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"Without the pump mechanism, the reactor will go supercritical."
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"It could poison half the planet. We can't shut it down."
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"It provides heat and air and life support for the whole colony."
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