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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Patterns of Force (S02E02)

"- Hail Führer! - Hail the Führer! Hail the Führer!"
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"The Führer has given us our orders."
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"And we pledge him our lives in this sacred task."
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"Death to Zeon."
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"Death to Zeon! Death to Zeon!"
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"Death to Zeon! Death to Zeon!"
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"I can't identify it without a medi-comp."
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"Without knowing, an antidote would be dangerous."
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"Is there anything you can do?"
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"Take the risk."
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"eating away at our state."
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"There's no reaction. Whatever you gave him isn't working."
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"Bones, increase the dosage."
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"I'm working in the dark. I could kill him."
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"Ten minutes ago, on our Führer's orders,"
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"our troops began their historic mission."
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"In the cities, the eliminations have started."
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"Within an hour, the Zeon blight will forever be removed from Ekos."
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"It's begun."
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"It's finally begun."
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"- The stimulant's working. - I now announce..."
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"He's reaching a level of consciousness."
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"It's almost like he's in a light sleep."
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"That's as much as I dare do."
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"Our entire solar system will forever be rid of the disease that was Zeon."
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"Spock, try to get through to him with the mind probe."
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"Bones, you'll have to use a stronger stimulant no matter what it does."
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"Our space fleet is on its way toward Zeon"
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"- Hail victory! - Hail victory!"
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"Hail victory! Hail victory!"
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"There's one chance left."
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"If you'd use the weapons you have, you could destroy the fleet."
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"I know. Many of my friends are aboard that ship."
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"We've got to choose the lesser of two evils."
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"- But what about Ekos? - Captain."
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"or any other action, but he can reply to questions."
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"They've kept what's left of him as a figurehead."
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"Quite correct."
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"For the last few years, the real power has been Melakon."
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"Why did you interfere with this culture?"
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"...fragmented..."
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"...divided."
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"Took lesson from Earth history."
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"But why Nazi Germany?"
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"You studied history. You knew what the Nazis were."
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"That tiny country, beaten, bankrupt, defeated,"
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"rose in a few years to stand only one step away from global domination."
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"But it was brutal, perverted."
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"Perhaps Gill felt that such a state, run benignly,"
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"could accomplish its efficiency without sadism."
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"Why, Gill? Why?"
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"Worked."
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"Then Melakon..."
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"...began takeover, used..."
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"Gave me the drug."
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"Gill."
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"Gill, can you hear me?"
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"You've got to tell those people what happened."
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"Gill."
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"He's still alive, but the drug they use is too strong."
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"- Bones, give him another shot. - I don't dare!"
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"Guards."
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"We've run out of time, Bones."
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"Wait."
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"Aim it at Spock. Spock, take off the helmet."
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"For the second time in one day, Daras is a hero to the Fatherland."
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"She captured a Zeon spy that was attempting to assassinate the Führer."
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"Guards."
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"Yes, let us make an example of this traitor, once and for all."
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"Chairman Eneg, this spy must be taken to Melakon."
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"Eneg is one of us."
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"Stick close to Spock."
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"Stall for time."
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"And hope."
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"- What is this? - A spy, Excellency."
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"A rare prize. The Deputy Führer can see this is no ordinary Zeon."
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"Professor Gill."
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"You've got to speak."
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"You've got to speak. This is our last chance."
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"The Deputy Führer is an authority on the genetics of racial purity."
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"How would you classify this one?"
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"Very difficult."
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"Note the sinister eyes..."
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"Professor."
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"Professor, you've got to talk."
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"You've gotta tell them what happened. You've got to come out of it."
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"Note the low forehead, denoting stupidity."
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"The dull look of a trapped animal."
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"You may take him now for interrogation."
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"But I want the body saved for the Cultural Museum."
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"He'll make an interesting display."
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"People... People..."
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"... of Ekos."
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"Go to the booth. See to the Führer at once. He's ill."
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"I suggest we leave and let our Führer rest."
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"... who has led us all to the very brink of disaster."
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"I order the immediate recall of the space fleet."
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"This attack must stop."
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"To Zeon, I promise..."
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"...this was not an aggression of the Ekosian people..."
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"...only one evil man."
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"Melakon is a traitor to his own people..."
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"... and to all that we stand for."
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"... I promise reparation."
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"I was wrong."
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"The Non-lnterference Directive is the only way."
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"We must stop the slaughter."
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"You did that, professor. You told them in time."
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"Even historians fail to learn from history."
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"Let the killing end. Let..."
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"- Now I'm sorry. - So was he."
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"Eneg and I will go on the air, offer a new way for our people..."
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"It is time to stop the bloodshed, to bury our dead."
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"Indeed, captain. With the union of two cultures,"
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"this system would make a fine addition to the Federation."
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"- Kirk to Enterprise. - Enterprise here, captain."
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"Beam us aboard."
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"Captain, I never will understand humans."
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"How could a man as brilliant, a mind as logical as John Gill's"
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"have made such a fatal error?"
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