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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Journey to Babel (S02E02)

"Chief Medical Officer Dr. McCoy."
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"My aides, and she who is my wife."
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"Captain Kirk."
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"Our pleasure, madam."
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"- Mr. Spock will conduct you. - I prefer another guide, captain."
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"Ambassador Sarek and his wife are my parents."
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"Space, the final frontier."
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"These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise."
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"to boldly go where no man has gone before."
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"We have departed Vulcan for the neutral planetoid"
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"code-named Babel."
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"Since it is in our sector, the Enterprise has been assigned"
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"to this vitally important council."
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"The issues of the council are politically complex."
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"The passengers, explosive."
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"There are a number of emergency back-up systems for the main controls."
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"Over here are a number of control computers."
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"After all these years among humans, you still haven't learned to smile."
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"And you haven't come to see us in four years, either."
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"The situation between my father and myself has not changed."
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"My wife, attend."
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"Mr. Spock. A moment, if you please."
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"I gave Spock his first instruction in computers, captain."
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"If you will excuse me, captain."
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"I'm sorry, ambassador. I did not mean to offend. I thought..."
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"Mrs. Sarek, I just don't understand."
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"Amanda."
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"I'm afraid you couldn't pronounce the Vulcan name."
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"Can you?"
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"Well, after a fashion and after many years of practise."
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"It sounded more like a command."
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"Of course. He's a Vulcan. I'm his wife."
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"And Spock is his son."
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"You don't understand the Vulcan way, captain. It's logical."
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"It's a better way than ours. But it's not easy."
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"It has kept Spock and Sarek from speaking as father and son"
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"for 18 years."
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"And my friend."
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"I'm glad he has such a friend."
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"It hasn't been easy on Spock."
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"At home nowhere, except Starfleet."
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"I take it that"
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"Spock disagreed with his father on the choice of career."
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"My husband has nothing against Starfleet."
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"But Vulcans believe that peace should not depend on force."
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"We're an instrument of civilisation."
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"And it's a better opportunity for a scientist to study the universe"
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"than he could get at the Vulcan Science Academy."
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"But Sarek wanted Spock to follow his teachings"
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"as Sarek followed the teachings of his own father."
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"They're both stubborn."
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"A human trait, captain."
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"Kirk here."
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"Captain, I picked up some sort of signal."
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"Just a few symbols, nothing intelligible."
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"Source?"
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"That's what bothers me, sir. Impossible to locate."
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"Sensors show nothing in the area."
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"But it was a strong signal, as though it was very close."
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"Go to Alert Status Four."
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"Captain's log, stardate 3842.4."
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"of the Coridan Planets to be admitted to the Federation."
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"by some of the races now aboard our ship as delegates,"
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"races who have strong personal reasons"
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"for keeping Coridan out of the Federation."
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"The most pressing problem aboard the Enterprise is to make sure"
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"that open warfare does not break out among the delegates"
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"Mr. Ambassador, I understand you had retired"
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"Forgive my curiosity, but, as a doctor, I'm interested in Vulcan physiology."
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"After all, you're only 102."
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"102.437 precisely, doctor."
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"Measured in your years."
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"I had other concerns."
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"Ambassador?"
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"Sarek of Vulcan."
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"Do you vote to admit Coridan to the Federation?"
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"My government's instructions will be heard"
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"No. You. How do you vote, Sarek of Vulcan?"
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"In council, his vote carries others."
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"I will know where he stands..."
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"...and why."
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"- No. You... - Gentlemen."
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"Ambassador Sarek is quite correct when he points out"
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"this is not the Council Chamber of Babel."
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"but you won't solve it here."
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"You are correct, captain. Quite logical."
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"You will excuse me."
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"Have you met Gav before, ambassador?"
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"- Ambassador. - Ambassador Gav lost."
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"Spock, I've always suspected"
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"that you were a little more human than you let on."
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"Mrs. Sarek,"
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"I know about the rigorous training of the Vulcan youth,"
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"but tell me, did he ever run and play like the human children, even in secret?"
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"He did have a pet sehlat he was very fond of."
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"It's sort of a fat teddy bear."
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"- Captain. - Ambassador."
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"A teddy bear."
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"Not precisely, doctor."
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"and they have six-inch fangs."
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"Bridge to Captain Kirk."
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"Sensors are registering an unidentified vessel pacing us."
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"All duty personnel on yellow alert. Don't alarm the passengers. Kirk out."
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"Report."
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"remaining outside phaser range at extreme limit of sensors."
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"Sensors indicate the size of a scout ship,"
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"I've tried all frequencies and hooked in the universal translator."
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"Check records for authorised ships."
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"Starfleet records no authorised vessel in this quadrant except ours."
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"I shall need more data for my estimate."
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"Mr. Chekov, plot a course to intercept that vessel."
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"Yes, sir."
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"He's a Starfleet officer."
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"I thought you didn't approve of Starfleet."
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"It is not a question of approval. The fact exists. He is in Starfleet."
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"Sarek, you're proud of him, aren't you?"
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"You're showing almost human pride in your son."
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"to ask that Spock be given the respect which is his due."
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"Do you understand?"
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"Not really. But, it doesn't matter."
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