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

"Please acknowledge. Repeat..."
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"Interception course computed and laid in, sir."
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"Prepare to take us out of orbit, Mr. Sulu."
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"That's where our duty lies."
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"Take us out of orbit, Mr. Sulu. Ahead warp 5."
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"Captain's log, stardate 3498.9."
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"Lieutenant Commander Scott in temporary command."
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"under attack by a Klingon vessel."
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"before we were forced to answer the distress signal."
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"and I am concerned."
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"I must assume that something's keeping them busy up there."
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"That would seem a logical conclusion."
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"...l'm gonna fix that woman's arm."
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"They can only kill me once for touching her."
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"That's a very good idea, Bones."
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"Yes, captain. An excellent idea."
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"Let me see that arm."
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"Does that mean you prefer to die?"
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"I think we can get you safely to the ship. Your choice."
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"All right, let's go."
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"We made an agreement, Maab. I have a right to my weapons."
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"We have them well cared for, Klingon."
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"That was our agreement."
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"Aft phaser, affirmative. We're going to bridge."
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"Approaching the freighter's last reported position, sir."
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"Sensor report, Mr. Chekov?"
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"Negative, sir. No debris, no residual particles."
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"No traces."
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"Mr. Sulu, begin a standard search pattern."
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"- No signal at all? - Negative, sir."
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"It should be on our screens by now."
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"At best a freighter might travel warp two."
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"I'm well aware of a freighter's maximum speed, Mr. Sulu."
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"Captain's log, stardate 3499.1."
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"We have fled into the hills, yet we know the Capellans will eventually find us"
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"by scent alone, if necessary."
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"Stay with her, Bones."
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"But a defensible entrance, captain."
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"I'll take a look around."
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"and the widow of a High Teer."
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"But I'm a doctor, and it's my tradition to care for the sick and injured."
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"Now let me see that arm."
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"- You will not touch me in that manner. - Now you listen to me, young woman."
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"It can come any time now."
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"How do you know?"
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"Even the women of our village cannot tell so much with a touch."
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"The walls get higher and narrower, but there is a way out."
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"Good."
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"If we could block off that entrance, it'd give us more time."
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"Only a very slight chance it would work."
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"Well, if you don't think we can, maybe we shouldn't try."
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"Sound beams should produce a sympathetic vibration..."
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"Worried about the delivery?"
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"Capellans aren't human, Jim. They're humanoid."
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"I don't have the equipment to handle an emergency."
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"The last thing I want around is a ham-handed ship's captain."
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"No! Only McCoy."
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"There's a cave in there. Probably the only shelter around here."
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"I'll need help getting her in there."
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"Look, I'm a doctor, not an escalator. Spock! Give me a hand!"
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"I will allow only your touch."
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"There's nothing, Mr. Scott. All channels and frequencies are clear."
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"Mr. Chekov?"
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"If it were destroyed, I'd pick up debris readings of some sort."
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"It couldn't have run away from us, sir. Not a freighter."
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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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"- Please acknowledge. - Did you hear it?"
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"How would a freighter know we were ordered into this sector?"
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"Trap."
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"Or it could be an authentic distress call."
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"We'll stay long enough to make certain."
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"- Continue search pattern. - Yes, sir. Continuing."
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"Bones?"
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"Let me get her on the rock."
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"Pain is here."
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"No. Right cross."
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"No, it's there."
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"Pain is there."
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"Vegetation, captain. Evidently there's water nearby."
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"There would seem to be little weapon potential at hand."
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"Follow me."
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"McCoy!"
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"Easy. I'm here."
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"You must want the child."
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"No."
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"So they take all the credit here. Poppycock!"
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"Answer me. Do you want my help?"
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"Answer me. Do you want my help?"
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"All right."
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"Say to yourself, "The child is mine."
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"The child is mine. It is mine.""
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"Yes. It's yours."
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"No. You've got it all wrong."
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"Yes, McCoy."
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"It's yours."
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"It is mine. It is...""
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"Kirk to Enterprise. Come in."
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"Fortunately this bark has suitable tensile cohesion."
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"I believe I said that."
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"That's more like it."
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"this may come as big a surprise as gunpowder was on Earth."
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"You place this arm under here to support its back,"
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"McCoy."
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"Bring our child."
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""Our" child?"
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"Still negative, Mr. Scott. All sweeps."
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"- Mr. Chekov? - Nothing."
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"- We're turning back. Warp five, helm. - Warp five, sir."
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"On course for Capella IV."
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"Warp 6 as soon as she'll take it, Mr. Sulu."
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"The captain could be in trouble back there."
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"Ignore it."
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"Mr. Scott, the Carolina is registered in this sector."
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"Ignore it, lieutenant. Log it as my order, my responsibility."
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"Aye, aye, sir."
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"Scotty, if it should turn out to be real..."
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"There's an old, old saying on Earth, Mr. Sulu:"
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""Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.""
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