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

"The problem with the Nazis wasn't simply that their leaders were evil,"
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"But the main problem, I think, was the leader principle."
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"even with the best intentions, just can't resist the urge to play God."
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"It also proves another Earth saying: Absolute power corrupts absolutely."
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"Yes. Earthmen like Ramses, Alexander, Caesar,"
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"Napoleon, Hitler, Lee Kuan."
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"Your whole Earth history is made up of men seeking absolute power."
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"- Now, Spock, you obviously don't... - Obviously, doctor, you fail to accept..."
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"Let's not start another."
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"Aye, sir."
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"- Phasers ready. - Range, Mr. Chekov?"
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"And what's going on down there on Ekos?"
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"Insert the transponder, doctor."
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"Zeon pig."
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"Starting at dawn, our heroic troops began flushing out the Zeon monsters"
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"- That's John Gill. The Führer? - Fascinating."
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"What kind of monsters are the Zeons sending against us?"
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"That helmet covers a multitude of sins."
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"Enough."
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"Do you want some more persuasion?"
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"Why do the Nazis hate Zeons?"
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"Why?"
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"The danger is that taking life is so repugnant to our people"
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"I know it's there. McCoy put it in."
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"You have the figures computed, Mr. Spock?"
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"As I recall from the history of physics"
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"Beautiful. Over there. I'll create a commotion."
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"Take me with you or you'll never find the laboratory."
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"This is my brother."
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"I do not know if the circuits are correct, captain."
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"What was your plan? Speak. It's the last chance you'll get."
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"Where do you stop, you Nazis?"
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"I'm Captain James Kirk of the United Spaceship Enterprise."
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"And that's why we're here. To find out and to correct."
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"There are many of us, both Ekosians and younger Zeons"
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"No one knows for sure,"
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"We're here to get John Gill, and alive, not for your personal satisfaction."
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"Is that clear?"
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"Yes, sir."
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"Search the building."
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"Kirk to Enterprise. What's happening?"
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"We're conducting a search."
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"But luck is something you also fail to recognise, Mr. Spock."
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"If we fulfill our own greatness..."
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"if we are willing to pay the price."
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"I can give him a general stimulant, but it would be risky."
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"If you can't,"
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"are millions upon millions of innocent Zeon lives."
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"At first, it worked."
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"Come on, professor, come on."
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"Dead."
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"For so long, I've prayed for this."
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"...both Zeons and Ekosians."
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"Mr. Chekov, take us out of orbit. Warp factor 2, and hurry."
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"You're making this a one-sided conversation, major."
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"Let's go."
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"I see."
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"Definitely an inferior race."
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"Keep your hands in the air so you don't touch anything Ekosian."
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"I don't understand what's going on here."
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"Because without us to hate,"
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"who've been poisoning our planet."
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"You should make a very convincing Nazi."
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"It's even more my fight than yours."
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"You're the only one who can prevent the slaughter."
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"Is he dead, captain?"
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"in the event we can't use our communicators."
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"Can you hear me?"
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"I'll discuss that only with him."
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"He drew the wrong conclusion from history."
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"27.2 millimetres would be approximately..."
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"and its people are peaceful."
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"Good work, lieutenant."
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"What were the weapons found on you?"
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"Hold them for an hour."
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"- The transponders. - Yes."
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"Abrom, I owe them my life."
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"There is no way to test it, except in actual use."
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"I'm afraid we'll go down without a struggle."
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"He makes his speech tonight from the Chancellery."
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"We've run into a far more serious problem"
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"Quite true, captain."
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"Now we'll start to live the way the Führer meant us to live."
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"Patch historical computer into uniform section."
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"Lieutenant."
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"Today we have a surprise planned for you, Zeon."
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"You don't look well. Your colour."
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"Better see a doctor."
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"You're not a Zeon."
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"there would be nothing to hold them together."
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"Are you trying to kill yourselves?"
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"Mr. Spock, the guard did a very professional job on my back."
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"- Which is the laboratory door? - At the end of the hall."
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"He sees no one. No one but Melakon."
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"It's Party Secretary Daras."
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"- Smile, corporal. - Excuse me."
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"It requires courage and dedication."
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"Every thought directed toward a goal."
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"We could save Zeon."
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"Planet..."
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"...and the malformed ears."
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"To the Zeon people..."
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"psychotic men. They were."
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"Darn clever these Earthmen, wouldn't you say?"
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"This planet can become a paradise,"
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