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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Friday's Child (S02E02)

"It is as I told you, Maab."
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""So they keep their word scrupulously. They're unusually honest.""
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"Is that what I heard you say in the Briefing Room, Doctor?"
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"He also mentioned that they can be highly dangerous."
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"Dangerous if lied to."
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"If their customs are violated."
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"Well, we lied to no one, Doctor. We violated no customs."
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"Perhaps you'll explain to me why one of my men is dead."
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"Because he was drawing a weapon on another of their guests."
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"Grant looked up,"
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"What's a Klingon doing down here"
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"among your scrupulously honest friends anyway?"
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"Look, Jim, I know what it means to you to lose a crewman."
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"There's over 400 more up there in orbit."
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"And if there's a Klingon down here..."
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"...there might be a Klingon ship up there somewhere."
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"Mr. Scott..."
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"...picking up something on the sensors, sir."
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"Seems to be another ship."
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"Let's put it on the screen."
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"It's just at the edge of our sensor range, sir."
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"Hard to get an exact reading."
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"You think it's a Klingon ship?"
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"Who else would be playing cat and mouse with a starship?"
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"Can't hurt us much out there, bobbing about like that."
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"No need to call the captain yet."
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"Bones."
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"Yes, captain?"
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"I understand."
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"Inefficient, however."
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"Emotion, captain."
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"Yes, you're quite right, Mr. Spock."
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"Inefficient..."
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"...and illogical."
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"And she's making a gesture in return."
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"Jim."
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"It would appear, captain, that he finds you a disappointment."
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"I lead the Ten Tribes of Capella."
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"A young wife,"
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"to give an old man a son to rule these tribes."
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"First, I must protest the killing of one of my crewmen."
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"If it was your man, was it not his privilege to die for you?"
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"- I do not understand. - Their customs are different, Teer."
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"And different from those of my people too, Teer."
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"The sight of death frightens them."
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"Let me take this, Jim."
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"and we do not hear his words."
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"I just called the Klingon a liar."
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"Laughter, Teer?"
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"Is not the Klingon an honoured guest also?"
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"It is the Earth people who first bargained for our rocks."
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"Is it not best to have two who bargain for the same goods?"
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"- It is I who speak for the tribe, Maab. - I speak for many, Teer."
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"Hear the words of the Klingon."
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"We Klingons believe as you do."
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"The sick should die."
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"Only the strong should live."
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"Earthmen have promised to teach the youth of your tribes many things."
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"What? What things?"
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"Cleverness against enemies?"
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"- The use of weapons? - The Klingon speaks the truth, Akaar."
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"The Earth Federation offers one other thing, Akaar."
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"Our laws. And the highest of all our laws states:"
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"Your world is yours, and will always remain yours."
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"This differs us from the Klingons."
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"Their empire is made up of conquered worlds."
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"They take what they want by arms and force."
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"Good."
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"Let the Klingons and the Earthmen offer us amusement."
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"Capellans welcome this."
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"The Earthmen have different customs."
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"But never have they lied to our people."
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"There are those of us who will not bargain with Earthmen, Akaar."
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"Let that be your choice, Teer."
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"If there's a Klingon ship somewhere..."
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"Leave him."
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"Mr. Scott, I'm getting a call from a vessel."
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"So faint I can't make it out."
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"Put a booster on it, Lieutenant. Try to pull it in."
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"I've lost it."
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"It sounded like a distress signal from an Earth vessel."
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"Communicators. Weapons."
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"I have no quarrel with you, captain. I wish merely to..."
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"A small scout ship, captain."
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"We need the mineral too."
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"I was sent to negotiate."
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"Release him."
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"I am the Teer."
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"- Kill them now. - Wait!"
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"If you lead these people now, be certain you make the right decisions."
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"Is the new leader of the Ten Tribes afraid?"
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"- Let me kill them for you. - Or let the Klingon and me fight."
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"Perhaps to be a Teer is to see in new ways."
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"I begin to like you, Earthman."
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"And I saw fear in the Klingon's eye."
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"We had an agreement."
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"That too, may change, Klingon."
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"I have the signal clear now, Mr. Scott. It is a distress call."
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"It's from the SS Dierdre."
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"Dierdre. That's a freighter."
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"Reporting they're under attack. They're running, trying to manoeuvre."
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"It's a Klingon vessel attacking."
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"- Helm? - Picking it up, sir. Taking a fix."
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"Enterprise to Captain Kirk. Come in, captain."
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"Enterprise to Captain Kirk. Come in, captain."
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"Captain, careful."
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"- You carry a child who would be Teer. - I must die."
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"No!"
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"She was prepared to die, Earthman."
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"I was proud to obey the laws."
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"Kill him first."
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"He laid hands upon me."
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"It is my right to see him die."
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"Enterprise to Mr. Spock."
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"Dr. McCoy, come in please."
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"I have it on the sensors, sir. Tie into my channel, lieutenant."
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"Tied in."
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"... commanding. We are under heavy attack by Klingon vessels."
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"Two convoy ships are already damaged."
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"We must have help. Enterprise, acknowledge."
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