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1 | 00:00:07,946 | 00:00:12,575 | All observation stations, take final readings. This is our last orbit. | All observation stations, take final readings. This is our last orbit. |
2 | 00:00:21,042 | 00:00:23,962 | Spock. Any answers? | Spock. Any answers? |
3 | 00:00:24,128 | 00:00:29,050 | I still read a suggestion of carbon-cycle life-forms on the planet's surface. | I still read a suggestion of carbon-cycle life-forms on the planet's surface. |
4 | 00:00:29,217 | 00:00:32,220 | Which is impossible under conditions there. | Which is impossible under conditions there. |
5 | 00:00:32,387 | 00:00:37,767 | Agreed. Mr. Sulu, switch to the planet area I have under observation. | Agreed. Mr. Sulu, switch to the planet area I have under observation. |
6 | 00:00:37,976 | 00:00:39,978 | I'm reading it now, Mr. Spock. | I'm reading it now, Mr. Spock. |
7 | 00:00:40,144 | 00:00:45,108 | It seems to indicate artificial power being generated in factor 7 quantities. | It seems to indicate artificial power being generated in factor 7 quantities. |
8 | 00:00:45,275 | 00:00:48,778 | Which would indicate a considerable civilization. | Which would indicate a considerable civilization. |
9 | 00:00:48,987 | 00:00:52,657 | What's this poppycock about life-forms on this planet? | What's this poppycock about life-forms on this planet? |
10 | 00:00:52,824 | 00:00:55,994 | The surface is lava, the atmosphere poisonous. | The surface is lava, the atmosphere poisonous. |
11 | 00:00:56,160 | 00:01:00,582 | Our readings could be false, perhaps caused by natural phenomena. | Our readings could be false, perhaps caused by natural phenomena. |
12 | 00:01:00,748 | 00:01:06,921 | Starfleet should forget about space legends. There's no intelligent life here. | Starfleet should forget about space legends. There's no intelligent life here. |
13 | 00:01:08,006 | 00:01:10,008 | Anything from the planet? | Anything from the planet? |
14 | 00:01:10,174 | 00:01:13,428 | I've repeatedly tried on every hailing frequency. | I've repeatedly tried on every hailing frequency. |
15 | 00:01:13,595 | 00:01:16,222 | There's no response on any channel. | There's no response on any channel. |
16 | 00:01:16,389 | 00:01:22,186 | Transmit to Starfleet our sensor readings and log entries on the planet. | Transmit to Starfleet our sensor readings and log entries on the planet. |
17 | 00:01:22,353 | 00:01:27,066 | Surface conditions make it impossible for us to beam down and investigate. | Surface conditions make it impossible for us to beam down and investigate. |
18 | 00:01:27,233 | 00:01:29,944 | We are going on to our next assignment. | We are going on to our next assignment. |
19 | 00:01:30,111 | 00:01:34,699 | - Completing final orbit, sir. - Prepare to warp us out. | - Completing final orbit, sir. - Prepare to warp us out. |
20 | 00:01:34,866 | 00:01:36,826 | [ENGINES FAIL] | [ENGINES FAIL] |
21 | 00:01:37,035 | 00:01:39,871 | - Alert status. - We're being scanned. | - Alert status. - We're being scanned. |
22 | 00:01:40,038 | 00:01:43,374 | A deep probe, incredibly swift. | A deep probe, incredibly swift. |
23 | 00:01:51,215 | 00:01:52,884 | Jim. | Jim. |
24 | 00:02:15,698 | 00:02:20,953 | Captain Kirk, I believe. A pleasure to make your acquaintance, sir. | Captain Kirk, I believe. A pleasure to make your acquaintance, sir. |
25 | 00:02:21,120 | 00:02:22,372 | Uhura... | Uhura... |
26 | 00:02:22,580 | 00:02:26,793 | No need to check your voice-telegraph device. | No need to check your voice-telegraph device. |
27 | 00:02:26,959 | 00:02:31,422 | - Do I gather that you recognize me? - I recognize what you appear to be. | - Do I gather that you recognize me? - I recognize what you appear to be. |
28 | 00:02:31,589 | 00:02:36,010 | And appearances can be most deceiving. But not in this case. | And appearances can be most deceiving. But not in this case. |
29 | 00:02:36,177 | 00:02:38,763 | I am Abraham Lincoln. | I am Abraham Lincoln. |
30 | 00:02:53,903 | 00:02:56,656 | KIRK: Space, the final frontier. | KIRK: Space, the final frontier. |
31 | 00:03:02,745 | 00:03:06,999 | These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. | These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. |
32 | 00:03:07,166 | 00:03:11,254 | Its five-year mission: To explore strange new worlds, | Its five-year mission: To explore strange new worlds, |
33 | 00:03:11,421 | 00:03:15,133 | to seek out new life and new civilizations, | to seek out new life and new civilizations, |
34 | 00:03:15,299 | 00:03:18,678 | to boldly go where no man has gone before. | to boldly go where no man has gone before. |
35 | 00:04:04,015 | 00:04:05,099 | Spock. | Spock. |
36 | 00:04:08,686 | 00:04:10,062 | Fascinating. | Fascinating. |
37 | 00:04:10,229 | 00:04:14,233 | I have been described in many ways, but never with that word. | I have been described in many ways, but never with that word. |
38 | 00:04:14,400 | 00:04:20,198 | - I was requesting your analysis, Spock. - They did scan us and our vessel. | - I was requesting your analysis, Spock. - They did scan us and our vessel. |
39 | 00:04:20,364 | 00:04:24,494 | And doubtless obtained information to present this illusion. | And doubtless obtained information to present this illusion. |
40 | 00:04:24,702 | 00:04:29,749 | Illusion? Captain, will you permit me to come aboard your vessel? | Illusion? Captain, will you permit me to come aboard your vessel? |
41 | 00:04:29,916 | 00:04:33,294 | No doubt you have devices which can check my reality. | No doubt you have devices which can check my reality. |
42 | 00:04:36,756 | 00:04:41,761 | We'd be... honored to have you aboard, Mr. President. | We'd be... honored to have you aboard, Mr. President. |
43 | 00:04:41,928 | 00:04:45,139 | Do you still measure time in minutes? | Do you still measure time in minutes? |
44 | 00:04:46,641 | 00:04:49,060 | We can convert to it, sir. | We can convert to it, sir. |
45 | 00:04:49,227 | 00:04:54,232 | Then you should be directly over my position in... | Then you should be directly over my position in... |
46 | 00:04:54,398 | 00:04:58,778 | There. Exactly twelve and one half minutes. | There. Exactly twelve and one half minutes. |
47 | 00:04:58,945 | 00:05:01,030 | Until then, Captain. | Until then, Captain. |
48 | 00:05:19,006 | 00:05:21,092 | Thank you, Mr. Mulney. | Thank you, Mr. Mulney. |
49 | 00:05:25,596 | 00:05:28,891 | Small change occurring there, Captain. | Small change occurring there, Captain. |
50 | 00:05:34,856 | 00:05:38,067 | - Magnification 4, helm. - Aye, aye, sir. | - Magnification 4, helm. - Aye, aye, sir. |
51 | 00:05:42,655 | 00:05:47,660 | An area of 1,000 square kilometers. It measures completely Earth-like. | An area of 1,000 square kilometers. It measures completely Earth-like. |
52 | 00:05:47,824 | 00:05:50,253 | Perfect oxygen-nitrogen atmosphere. | Perfect oxygen-nitrogen atmosphere. |
53 | 00:05:50,413 | 00:05:55,126 | He called it to the second, sir. We'll be over it in twelve minutes. | He called it to the second, sir. We'll be over it in twelve minutes. |
54 | 00:05:56,711 | 00:06:00,423 | Security, send a detachment to the transporter room, | Security, send a detachment to the transporter room, |
55 | 00:06:00,590 | 00:06:05,595 | phaser side arms, and be prepared to give presidential honors. | phaser side arms, and be prepared to give presidential honors. |
56 | 00:06:05,803 | 00:06:08,389 | Do you believe he's Abraham Lincoln? | Do you believe he's Abraham Lincoln? |
57 | 00:06:08,556 | 00:06:10,600 | It's obvious he believes it. | It's obvious he believes it. |
58 | 00:06:10,808 | 00:06:14,770 | Dr. McCoy, Mr. Scott, full dress uniforms. | Dr. McCoy, Mr. Scott, full dress uniforms. |
59 | 00:06:17,440 | 00:06:21,319 | Full dress? Presidential honors? What is all this nonsense? | Full dress? Presidential honors? What is all this nonsense? |
60 | 00:06:21,485 | 00:06:25,197 | - President Lincoln's coming aboard. - You're daft, man. | - President Lincoln's coming aboard. - You're daft, man. |
61 | 00:06:25,364 | 00:06:27,533 | I only know what the captain tells me | I only know what the captain tells me |
62 | 00:06:27,700 | 00:06:31,996 | and he says he'll have the hide of the first man who so much as smiles. | and he says he'll have the hide of the first man who so much as smiles. |
63 | 00:06:33,039 | 00:06:36,959 | I'd have expected sanity from the ship's surgeon, at least. | I'd have expected sanity from the ship's surgeon, at least. |
64 | 00:06:37,126 | 00:06:39,170 | President Lincoln indeed. | President Lincoln indeed. |
65 | 00:06:39,337 | 00:06:42,798 | Followed by Louis of France and Robert the Bruce? | Followed by Louis of France and Robert the Bruce? |
66 | 00:06:42,965 | 00:06:47,511 | If so, we'll execute appropriate honors to each, Mr. Scott. | If so, we'll execute appropriate honors to each, Mr. Scott. |
67 | 00:06:47,678 | 00:06:52,433 | I don't for a moment believe that President Lincoln is coming aboard, | I don't for a moment believe that President Lincoln is coming aboard, |
68 | 00:06:52,600 | 00:06:57,229 | but we're dealing with an unknown and highly-advanced life-form. | but we're dealing with an unknown and highly-advanced life-form. |
69 | 00:06:57,396 | 00:07:01,692 | Until we know... when in Rome, we'll do as the Romans do. | Until we know... when in Rome, we'll do as the Romans do. |
70 | 00:07:02,536 | 00:07:04,621 | CHEKOV [ON INTERCOM]: Bridge to transporter room. | CHEKOV [ON INTERCOM]: Bridge to transporter room. |
71 | 00:07:04,787 | 00:07:06,989 | One minute to overhead position. | One minute to overhead position. |
72 | 00:07:07,156 | 00:07:09,408 | Locked onto something. | Locked onto something. |
73 | 00:07:09,575 | 00:07:11,994 | Does that appear human to you, Mr. Spock? | Does that appear human to you, Mr. Spock? |
74 | 00:07:12,161 | 00:07:16,791 | Fascinating. For a moment, it appeared almost mineral. | Fascinating. For a moment, it appeared almost mineral. |
75 | 00:07:16,957 | 00:07:20,336 | Like living rock with heavy fore claws. | Like living rock with heavy fore claws. |
76 | 00:07:20,503 | 00:07:23,005 | Settling down now to human readings. | Settling down now to human readings. |
77 | 00:07:23,172 | 00:07:25,883 | We can beam it aboard any time now, sir. | We can beam it aboard any time now, sir. |
78 | 00:07:26,050 | 00:07:32,264 | Dr. McCoy, take tricorder readings and see if it is human. | Dr. McCoy, take tricorder readings and see if it is human. |
79 | 00:07:33,724 | 00:07:37,436 | Appropriate ruffles and flourishes, Mr. Spock. | Appropriate ruffles and flourishes, Mr. Spock. |
80 | 00:07:37,603 | 00:07:39,855 | Security, stand ready. | Security, stand ready. |
81 | 00:07:40,022 | 00:07:43,067 | Phaser team, set ready for heavy stun. | Phaser team, set ready for heavy stun. |
82 | 00:07:46,821 | 00:07:50,408 | - Band honors ready, Captain. - Energize. | - Band honors ready, Captain. - Energize. |
83 | 00:08:10,511 | 00:08:13,264 | [CREWMAN BLOWS WHISTLE] | [CREWMAN BLOWS WHISTLE] |
84 | 00:08:17,476 | 00:08:19,353 | [DRUM ROLL AND FANFARE] | [DRUM ROLL AND FANFARE] |
85 | 00:08:19,520 | 00:08:23,774 | The USS Enterprise is honored to have you aboard, Mr. President. | The USS Enterprise is honored to have you aboard, Mr. President. |
86 | 00:08:27,945 | 00:08:32,408 | Strange. Where are the musicians? | Strange. Where are the musicians? |
87 | 00:08:32,575 | 00:08:38,289 | That's taped music. A starship on duty never carries an honor detachment. | That's taped music. A starship on duty never carries an honor detachment. |
88 | 00:08:38,456 | 00:08:41,751 | Taped music, you say. | Taped music, you say. |
89 | 00:08:41,959 | 00:08:47,339 | Well, perhaps Mr. Spock will be good enough to explain that to me later. | Well, perhaps Mr. Spock will be good enough to explain that to me later. |
90 | 00:08:47,506 | 00:08:50,301 | A most interesting way to come aboard. | A most interesting way to come aboard. |
91 | 00:08:50,468 | 00:08:52,553 | What was the device used? | What was the device used? |
92 | 00:08:52,720 | 00:08:54,972 | An energy-matter scrambler. | An energy-matter scrambler. |
93 | 00:08:55,139 | 00:08:58,100 | Molecules in your body are converted into energy | Molecules in your body are converted into energy |
94 | 00:08:58,267 | 00:09:02,062 | then beamed here and reconverted to their original pattern. | then beamed here and reconverted to their original pattern. |
95 | 00:09:02,229 | 00:09:08,861 | Well, since I'm obviously here... and quite whole, | Well, since I'm obviously here... and quite whole, |
96 | 00:09:09,028 | 00:09:12,239 | whatever you mean apparently works very well. | whatever you mean apparently works very well. |
97 | 00:09:12,406 | 00:09:16,660 | Gentlemen, if those are weapons, please lower them. | Gentlemen, if those are weapons, please lower them. |
98 | 00:09:16,827 | 00:09:20,080 | At my age, I'm afraid I'm not very dangerous. | At my age, I'm afraid I'm not very dangerous. |
99 | 00:09:20,247 | 00:09:22,249 | Human, Jim. | Human, Jim. |
100 | 00:09:22,416 | 00:09:26,670 | All too human, Dr. McCoy. Happy to make your acquaintance, sir. | All too human, Dr. McCoy. Happy to make your acquaintance, sir. |
101 | 00:09:28,255 | 00:09:33,511 | Mr. President, may I present my officers. | Mr. President, may I present my officers. |
102 | 00:09:33,677 | 00:09:36,138 | Commander Spock, second in command, | Commander Spock, second in command, |
103 | 00:09:36,305 | 00:09:40,935 | Engineering Officer Scott and Security Officer Dickerson. | Engineering Officer Scott and Security Officer Dickerson. |
104 | 00:09:41,101 | 00:09:45,147 | Mr. Spock, Mr. Scott, Mr. Dickerson. | Mr. Spock, Mr. Scott, Mr. Dickerson. |
105 | 00:09:45,356 | 00:09:47,525 | Gentlemen, I hope to talk to each of you. | Gentlemen, I hope to talk to each of you. |
106 | 00:09:47,691 | 00:09:51,362 | But meanwhile, your captain is consumed with questions | But meanwhile, your captain is consumed with questions |
107 | 00:09:51,529 | 00:09:53,948 | and I shall do my utmost to answer them. | and I shall do my utmost to answer them. |
108 | 00:09:54,114 | 00:09:57,827 | I trust your duties will permit time to answer some of mine. | I trust your duties will permit time to answer some of mine. |
109 | 00:09:58,035 | 00:10:00,412 | At your service, Captain. | At your service, Captain. |
110 | 00:10:00,579 | 00:10:03,833 | Lieutenant Dickerson, you and your men may return to quarters. | Lieutenant Dickerson, you and your men may return to quarters. |
111 | 00:10:04,542 | 00:10:06,335 | Mr. President. | Mr. President. |
112 | 00:10:06,544 | 00:10:08,587 | A most interesting vessel. | A most interesting vessel. |
113 | 00:10:18,806 | 00:10:22,518 | What was it you locked onto before you beamed him aboard? | What was it you locked onto before you beamed him aboard? |
114 | 00:10:22,685 | 00:10:28,357 | You heard Mr. Spock yourself. Mineral, he called it. Like living rock. | You heard Mr. Spock yourself. Mineral, he called it. Like living rock. |
115 | 00:10:28,566 | 00:10:31,527 | - And that became Lincoln? - I couldn't tell. | - And that became Lincoln? - I couldn't tell. |
116 | 00:10:31,694 | 00:10:35,155 | It may have been another figure down there standing by. | It may have been another figure down there standing by. |
117 | 00:10:35,322 | 00:10:37,408 | What do you make of it? | What do you make of it? |
118 | 00:10:38,450 | 00:10:40,578 | I'm not quite sure. | I'm not quite sure. |
119 | 00:10:48,002 | 00:10:51,005 | KIRK: Captain's log, stardate 5906.4. | KIRK: Captain's log, stardate 5906.4. |
120 | 00:10:51,171 | 00:10:54,425 | Who or what has been beamed aboard our vessel? | Who or what has been beamed aboard our vessel? |
121 | 00:10:54,592 | 00:10:58,387 | An alien who has changed himself into this form? An illusion? | An alien who has changed himself into this form? An illusion? |
122 | 00:10:58,596 | 00:11:01,348 | I cannot conceive it possible that Abraham Lincoln | I cannot conceive it possible that Abraham Lincoln |
123 | 00:11:01,515 | 00:11:03,809 | has been reincarnated. | has been reincarnated. |
124 | 00:11:03,976 | 00:11:07,688 | And yet his kindness, his wisdom, his humor, | And yet his kindness, his wisdom, his humor, |
125 | 00:11:07,855 | 00:11:10,649 | everything about him is so right. | everything about him is so right. |
126 | 00:11:13,319 | 00:11:19,283 | If I recall, your Union army observation balloons were tendered 600 feet high. | If I recall, your Union army observation balloons were tendered 600 feet high. |
127 | 00:11:19,450 | 00:11:23,537 | We're 643 miles above the surface of this planet. | We're 643 miles above the surface of this planet. |
128 | 00:11:27,333 | 00:11:30,336 | You can measure great distances that closely? | You can measure great distances that closely? |
129 | 00:11:30,502 | 00:11:32,630 | We do, sir. | We do, sir. |
130 | 00:11:33,714 | 00:11:39,720 | 643 miles, 2,021 feet, 2.04 inches, at this moment, | 643 miles, 2,021 feet, 2.04 inches, at this moment, |
131 | 00:11:39,887 | 00:11:43,015 | using your old style measurements. | using your old style measurements. |
132 | 00:11:43,182 | 00:11:45,017 | Bless me. | Bless me. |
133 | 00:11:45,184 | 00:11:47,227 | Excuse me, Captain Kirk. | Excuse me, Captain Kirk. |
134 | 00:11:47,394 | 00:11:51,065 | - Mr. Scott... - What a charming Negress. | - Mr. Scott... - What a charming Negress. |
135 | 00:11:52,566 | 00:11:54,401 | Forgive me, my dear. | Forgive me, my dear. |
136 | 00:11:54,568 | 00:11:58,447 | In my time, some used that term as a description of property. | In my time, some used that term as a description of property. |
137 | 00:11:58,656 | 00:12:01,909 | Why should I object to that term, sir? | Why should I object to that term, sir? |
138 | 00:12:02,076 | 00:12:05,621 | In our century, we've learned not to fear words. | In our century, we've learned not to fear words. |
139 | 00:12:07,331 | 00:12:10,501 | Our communications officer, Lieutenant Uhura. | Our communications officer, Lieutenant Uhura. |
140 | 00:12:10,668 | 00:12:13,587 | The foolishness of my century had me apologizing | The foolishness of my century had me apologizing |
141 | 00:12:13,754 | 00:12:15,422 | where no offense was given. | where no offense was given. |
142 | 00:12:15,589 | 00:12:19,259 | We've each learned to be delighted with what we are. | We've each learned to be delighted with what we are. |
143 | 00:12:19,426 | 00:12:22,680 | The Vulcans learned that centuries before we did. | The Vulcans learned that centuries before we did. |
144 | 00:12:22,846 | 00:12:25,474 | It is basic to the Vulcan philosophy. | It is basic to the Vulcan philosophy. |
145 | 00:12:25,683 | 00:12:29,728 | The combination of a number of things to make existence worthwhile. | The combination of a number of things to make existence worthwhile. |
146 | 00:12:29,895 | 00:12:33,816 | Yes, philosophy of nome, meaning "all". | Yes, philosophy of nome, meaning "all". |
147 | 00:12:40,114 | 00:12:42,533 | How did I know that? | How did I know that? |
148 | 00:12:44,076 | 00:12:48,330 | Just as I seem to know that on the planet's surface, | Just as I seem to know that on the planet's surface, |
149 | 00:12:48,497 | 00:12:52,501 | you will meet one of the greatest Vulcans in your planet's history. | you will meet one of the greatest Vulcans in your planet's history. |
150 | 00:12:52,710 | 00:12:57,006 | My mind cannot recall his name, but I know he will be there. | My mind cannot recall his name, but I know he will be there. |
151 | 00:13:02,011 | 00:13:05,264 | What powers your vessel? May I see your engine room? | What powers your vessel? May I see your engine room? |
152 | 00:13:05,431 | 00:13:11,437 | - Certainly. Our engineering officer... - Has been waiting for over two hours. | - Certainly. Our engineering officer... - Has been waiting for over two hours. |
153 | 00:13:11,603 | 00:13:15,858 | Oh, dear. If you'll forgive me, our communications officer... | Oh, dear. If you'll forgive me, our communications officer... |
154 | 00:13:16,025 | 00:13:19,278 | I would be delighted to have her as a guide. | I would be delighted to have her as a guide. |
155 | 00:13:19,445 | 00:13:22,322 | Forgive me again. We'll rejoin you shortly. | Forgive me again. We'll rejoin you shortly. |
156 | 00:13:22,489 | 00:13:24,116 | Where are they? | Where are they? |
157 | 00:13:24,283 | 00:13:27,536 | Probably looking up a plate of haggis in the galley. | Probably looking up a plate of haggis in the galley. |
158 | 00:13:27,745 | 00:13:29,955 | Sorry to have been delayed. | Sorry to have been delayed. |
159 | 00:13:30,122 | 00:13:33,125 | I'd be last to advise you on your command image... | I'd be last to advise you on your command image... |
160 | 00:13:33,292 | 00:13:36,920 | - I doubt that, but continue. - Do I have to lay it out for you? | - I doubt that, but continue. - Do I have to lay it out for you? |
161 | 00:13:37,087 | 00:13:41,550 | The crew see you treat this impostor like the... real thing, | The crew see you treat this impostor like the... real thing, |
162 | 00:13:41,759 | 00:13:43,886 | when he can't possibly be real. | when he can't possibly be real. |
163 | 00:13:44,053 | 00:13:47,723 | He died centuries ago on a planet hundreds of light years away. | He died centuries ago on a planet hundreds of light years away. |
164 | 00:13:47,890 | 00:13:51,101 | More that direction, Engineer. | More that direction, Engineer. |
165 | 00:13:52,770 | 00:13:58,776 | Why aren't you doing whatever a science officer does at a time like this? | Why aren't you doing whatever a science officer does at a time like this? |
166 | 00:13:58,942 | 00:14:01,904 | I am, Doctor. I am observing the alien. | I am, Doctor. I am observing the alien. |
167 | 00:14:02,071 | 00:14:05,616 | At last. At least somebody agrees with us. He's an alien. | At last. At least somebody agrees with us. He's an alien. |
168 | 00:14:05,783 | 00:14:08,952 | - Of course he is. - He's potentially dangerous. | - Of course he is. - He's potentially dangerous. |
169 | 00:14:09,119 | 00:14:12,456 | Mad. Loony as an Arcturian dogbird. | Mad. Loony as an Arcturian dogbird. |
170 | 00:14:12,623 | 00:14:18,629 | Gentlemen, as you know, Mr. Spock and I have been invited | Gentlemen, as you know, Mr. Spock and I have been invited |
171 | 00:14:18,796 | 00:14:22,091 | to beam down to the planet's surface with him. | to beam down to the planet's surface with him. |
172 | 00:14:22,257 | 00:14:24,968 | - Any comments on that? - Yes, a big one. | - Any comments on that? - Yes, a big one. |
173 | 00:14:25,135 | 00:14:31,141 | Suddenly, miraculously, we see a spot of Earth-type environment down there. | Suddenly, miraculously, we see a spot of Earth-type environment down there. |
174 | 00:14:31,308 | 00:14:34,978 | Is it really there or do we just think we see it down there? | Is it really there or do we just think we see it down there? |
175 | 00:14:35,145 | 00:14:38,148 | You might beam down into a sea of molten lava. | You might beam down into a sea of molten lava. |
176 | 00:14:38,315 | 00:14:40,984 | Why would he want to kill only two of us? | Why would he want to kill only two of us? |
177 | 00:14:41,151 | 00:14:42,486 | It would be illogical. | It would be illogical. |
178 | 00:14:42,653 | 00:14:46,865 | They could as easily trick us into destroying the entire vessel. | They could as easily trick us into destroying the entire vessel. |
179 | 00:14:47,032 | 00:14:51,328 | Are you implying that it's probably safe to beam down there? | Are you implying that it's probably safe to beam down there? |
180 | 00:14:51,495 | 00:14:55,791 | I'm not. There's no doubt they want us down there for a hidden purpose. | I'm not. There's no doubt they want us down there for a hidden purpose. |
181 | 00:14:55,958 | 00:15:00,003 | Otherwise they would have revealed a logical reason for all this. | Otherwise they would have revealed a logical reason for all this. |
182 | 00:15:00,170 | 00:15:05,175 | Why Lincoln, Spock? Any speculation on that? | Why Lincoln, Spock? Any speculation on that? |
183 | 00:15:05,342 | 00:15:09,304 | Speculation is unnecessary. The answer is clear. | Speculation is unnecessary. The answer is clear. |
184 | 00:15:09,471 | 00:15:13,684 | President Lincoln has always been a very personal hero to you. | President Lincoln has always been a very personal hero to you. |
185 | 00:15:13,851 | 00:15:19,148 | What better way to titillate your curiosity than to make him come alive for you? | What better way to titillate your curiosity than to make him come alive for you? |
186 | 00:15:19,314 | 00:15:22,526 | - And not only to me, Spock. - Agreed. | - And not only to me, Spock. - Agreed. |
187 | 00:15:22,693 | 00:15:27,698 | I, too, experienced his charm. It is a magnificent work of duplication. | I, too, experienced his charm. It is a magnificent work of duplication. |
188 | 00:15:27,865 | 00:15:30,701 | But he holds a special involvement to you. | But he holds a special involvement to you. |
189 | 00:15:30,868 | 00:15:33,495 | It's interesting that you're the one | It's interesting that you're the one |
190 | 00:15:33,662 | 00:15:37,374 | who's going to make the decision whether to beam down or not. | who's going to make the decision whether to beam down or not. |
191 | 00:15:38,876 | 00:15:41,170 | Don't do it, Captain. | Don't do it, Captain. |
192 | 00:15:53,307 | 00:16:00,105 | The very reason for the existence of our starships is contact with other life. | The very reason for the existence of our starships is contact with other life. |
193 | 00:16:01,190 | 00:16:06,862 | The method is beyond comprehension, but we have been offered contact. | The method is beyond comprehension, but we have been offered contact. |
194 | 00:16:07,029 | 00:16:13,535 | Therefore, I shall beam down. Mr. Spock, as for you... | Therefore, I shall beam down. Mr. Spock, as for you... |
195 | 00:16:13,702 | 00:16:18,290 | Since I was included in the invitation, I must beam down with you. | Since I was included in the invitation, I must beam down with you. |
196 | 00:16:18,457 | 00:16:22,461 | - You're out of your heads. - You're on the edge of insubordination. | - You're out of your heads. - You're on the edge of insubordination. |
197 | 00:16:22,628 | 00:16:28,091 | Would it be insubordinate to remind you that this smells of something happening | Would it be insubordinate to remind you that this smells of something happening |
198 | 00:16:28,258 | 00:16:33,263 | that I might not be able to patch back together again? | that I might not be able to patch back together again? |
199 | 00:16:33,430 | 00:16:36,099 | Your concern is noted and appreciated. | Your concern is noted and appreciated. |
200 | 00:16:36,266 | 00:16:39,978 | Mr. Spock, standard dress, tricorders and phasers. | Mr. Spock, standard dress, tricorders and phasers. |
201 | 00:16:40,145 | 00:16:45,776 | We will guide Lincoln to the transporter room and beam down immediately. | We will guide Lincoln to the transporter room and beam down immediately. |
202 | 00:16:55,869 | 00:16:57,663 | Standing by, Mr. Scott. | Standing by, Mr. Scott. |
203 | 00:16:57,871 | 00:17:00,582 | Transporter room to bridge, standing by. | Transporter room to bridge, standing by. |
204 | 00:17:00,701 | 00:17:03,181 | CHEKOV [OVER INTERCOM]: We are now locked in synchronous orbit. | CHEKOV [OVER INTERCOM]: We are now locked in synchronous orbit. |
205 | 00:17:03,293 | 00:17:07,256 | Sensors show the area as Earth-like in all respects. | Sensors show the area as Earth-like in all respects. |
206 | 00:17:07,422 | 00:17:11,301 | If they are wrong and they do beam into a pool of lava... | If they are wrong and they do beam into a pool of lava... |
207 | 00:17:11,468 | 00:17:14,930 | They're dead men. I couldn't pull them back in time. | They're dead men. I couldn't pull them back in time. |
208 | 00:17:21,103 | 00:17:24,147 | All right, Mr. Scott. Energize. | All right, Mr. Scott. Energize. |
209 | 00:17:34,992 | 00:17:36,660 | Scotty! | Scotty! |
210 | 00:18:00,350 | 00:18:02,185 | SPOCK: Captain. | SPOCK: Captain. |
211 | 00:18:03,812 | 00:18:07,524 | Our phasers and tricorder did not beam down with us. | Our phasers and tricorder did not beam down with us. |
212 | 00:18:10,569 | 00:18:14,364 | Kirk to Enterprise. Enterprise? Enterprise. Come in. | Kirk to Enterprise. Enterprise? Enterprise. Come in. |
213 | 00:18:15,657 | 00:18:18,035 | Enterprise, come in. | Enterprise, come in. |
214 | 00:18:18,201 | 00:18:21,580 | Undamaged, yet prevented from functioning. | Undamaged, yet prevented from functioning. |
215 | 00:18:21,747 | 00:18:24,458 | Come in, landing party. Report. | Come in, landing party. Report. |
216 | 00:18:25,542 | 00:18:29,338 | Enterprise to Captain Kirk. Can you read us? | Enterprise to Captain Kirk. Can you read us? |
217 | 00:18:30,380 | 00:18:34,551 | If they're all right, they should have reported in. | If they're all right, they should have reported in. |
218 | 00:18:34,718 | 00:18:38,930 | - Your explanation, sir? - I have none. It seems as it should be. | - Your explanation, sir? - I have none. It seems as it should be. |
219 | 00:18:39,097 | 00:18:41,892 | Why were our weapons taken? | Why were our weapons taken? |
220 | 00:18:42,059 | 00:18:45,771 | Please, believe me. I know nothing other than what I told you. | Please, believe me. I know nothing other than what I told you. |
221 | 00:18:45,979 | 00:18:50,567 | The game's over. We've gone along with what and who you think you are. | The game's over. We've gone along with what and who you think you are. |
222 | 00:18:50,734 | 00:18:57,074 | Despite the contradictions, all is as it appears to be. I am Abraham Lincoln. | Despite the contradictions, all is as it appears to be. I am Abraham Lincoln. |
223 | 00:18:57,240 | 00:19:01,036 | Just as I am whom I appear to be. | Just as I am whom I appear to be. |
224 | 00:19:02,412 | 00:19:04,581 | - Surak. - Who? | - Surak. - Who? |
225 | 00:19:06,083 | 00:19:08,794 | The greatest of all who ever lived on our planet. | The greatest of all who ever lived on our planet. |
226 | 00:19:09,586 | 00:19:11,755 | The father of all we became. | The father of all we became. |
227 | 00:19:11,922 | 00:19:15,592 | All ship's systems going dead. Switch to reserve power. | All ship's systems going dead. Switch to reserve power. |
228 | 00:19:15,759 | 00:19:20,722 | - All decks, report status. - All decks, report status. | - All decks, report status. - All decks, report status. |
229 | 00:19:20,889 | 00:19:25,894 | Bridge to engineering. Come in. What's happening to our power? | Bridge to engineering. Come in. What's happening to our power? |
230 | 00:19:26,061 | 00:19:27,613 | Engineering, report. | Engineering, report. |
231 | 00:19:27,790 | 00:19:30,273 | MAN [OVER INTERCOM]: We've switched to reserve power. | MAN [OVER INTERCOM]: We've switched to reserve power. |
232 | 00:19:30,440 | 00:19:34,611 | - Lost all power in the warp engines. - How is it, Mr. Sulu? | - Lost all power in the warp engines. - How is it, Mr. Sulu? |
233 | 00:19:34,778 | 00:19:38,281 | No answer yet on what caused it. They're standing by. | No answer yet on what caused it. They're standing by. |
234 | 00:19:38,448 | 00:19:40,909 | Shut down all unnecessary systems. | Shut down all unnecessary systems. |
235 | 00:19:41,076 | 00:19:45,455 | - No damage report, Mr. Scott. - No indication of engine damage, sir. | - No damage report, Mr. Scott. - No indication of engine damage, sir. |
236 | 00:19:45,622 | 00:19:48,625 | - Engage restart cycle. - I can't. | - Engage restart cycle. - I can't. |
237 | 00:19:48,792 | 00:19:51,294 | Start emergency procedures. | Start emergency procedures. |
238 | 00:19:53,130 | 00:19:57,509 | Live long and prosper, Spock. May you also, Captain Kirk. | Live long and prosper, Spock. May you also, Captain Kirk. |
239 | 00:19:57,676 | 00:20:00,804 | It is not logical that you are Surak. | It is not logical that you are Surak. |
240 | 00:20:00,971 | 00:20:05,767 | There is no fact, extrapolation of fact, or theory, which makes possible... | There is no fact, extrapolation of fact, or theory, which makes possible... |
241 | 00:20:05,934 | 00:20:09,646 | Whatever I am, would it harm you to give response? | Whatever I am, would it harm you to give response? |
242 | 00:20:11,857 | 00:20:18,947 | Live long and prosper, image of Surak, father of all we now hold true. | Live long and prosper, image of Surak, father of all we now hold true. |
243 | 00:20:19,114 | 00:20:25,036 | The image of Surak read in your face what is in your mind, Spock. | The image of Surak read in your face what is in your mind, Spock. |
244 | 00:20:25,203 | 00:20:30,500 | As I turned and my eyes beheld you, I displayed emotion. | As I turned and my eyes beheld you, I displayed emotion. |
245 | 00:20:30,667 | 00:20:33,336 | I beg forgiveness. | I beg forgiveness. |
246 | 00:20:33,503 | 00:20:36,798 | The cause was more than sufficient. | The cause was more than sufficient. |
247 | 00:20:36,965 | 00:20:39,551 | Let us speak no further of it. | Let us speak no further of it. |
248 | 00:20:39,718 | 00:20:42,179 | In my time, we knew not of Earthmen. | In my time, we knew not of Earthmen. |
249 | 00:20:42,345 | 00:20:45,515 | I am pleased to see that we have differences. | I am pleased to see that we have differences. |
250 | 00:20:45,682 | 00:20:49,561 | May we together become greater than the sum of both of us. | May we together become greater than the sum of both of us. |
251 | 00:20:49,728 | 00:20:53,523 | We'll not go along with these charades any longer. | We'll not go along with these charades any longer. |
252 | 00:21:00,614 | 00:21:04,367 | You will have an answer soon, Captain. | You will have an answer soon, Captain. |
253 | 00:21:11,208 | 00:21:14,211 | Our world is called Excalbia. | Our world is called Excalbia. |
254 | 00:21:14,377 | 00:21:17,881 | Countless who live on that planet are watching. | Countless who live on that planet are watching. |
255 | 00:21:18,048 | 00:21:20,050 | Before this drama unfolds, | Before this drama unfolds, |
256 | 00:21:20,217 | 00:21:24,054 | we welcome the ones named Kirk and Spock. | we welcome the ones named Kirk and Spock. |
257 | 00:21:24,221 | 00:21:28,892 | We know nothing of your world, or your customs. | We know nothing of your world, or your customs. |
258 | 00:21:29,893 | 00:21:33,897 | What do you mean "drama about to unfold"? | What do you mean "drama about to unfold"? |
259 | 00:21:34,064 | 00:21:36,274 | You're intelligent life-forms. | You're intelligent life-forms. |
260 | 00:21:36,441 | 00:21:39,736 | I am surprised you do not perceive the honor we do you. | I am surprised you do not perceive the honor we do you. |
261 | 00:21:39,903 | 00:21:44,574 | Have we not created in this place a stage identical to your own world? | Have we not created in this place a stage identical to your own world? |
262 | 00:21:44,741 | 00:21:49,037 | We perceive that we were invited here and we came in friendship | We perceive that we were invited here and we came in friendship |
263 | 00:21:49,204 | 00:21:53,792 | and you have deprived us of our instruments to examine your world, | and you have deprived us of our instruments to examine your world, |
264 | 00:21:53,959 | 00:21:58,046 | to defend ourselves, to communicate with our vessel. | to defend ourselves, to communicate with our vessel. |
265 | 00:21:58,213 | 00:22:02,259 | Your objection is well taken. We shall communicate with your vessel | Your objection is well taken. We shall communicate with your vessel |
266 | 00:22:02,425 | 00:22:09,558 | so that your fellow life-forms may also enjoy and profit from the play. | so that your fellow life-forms may also enjoy and profit from the play. |
267 | 00:22:09,724 | 00:22:11,768 | Behold. | Behold. |
268 | 00:22:27,993 | 00:22:32,330 | Captain, Mr. Spock, some of these you may know through history. | Captain, Mr. Spock, some of these you may know through history. |
269 | 00:22:32,497 | 00:22:34,583 | Genghis Khan, for one. | Genghis Khan, for one. |
270 | 00:22:34,749 | 00:22:40,297 | Colonel Green, who led a genocidal war early in the 21st Century on Earth. | Colonel Green, who led a genocidal war early in the 21st Century on Earth. |
271 | 00:22:40,463 | 00:22:45,969 | Zora, who experimented with the body chemistry of subject tribes on Tiburon. | Zora, who experimented with the body chemistry of subject tribes on Tiburon. |
272 | 00:22:46,136 | 00:22:48,305 | Kahless the Unforgettable, | Kahless the Unforgettable, |
273 | 00:22:48,471 | 00:22:52,767 | the Klingon who set the pattern for his planet's tyrannies. | the Klingon who set the pattern for his planet's tyrannies. |
274 | 00:22:53,810 | 00:22:59,274 | We welcome the vessel Enterprise to our solar system and to our spectacle. | We welcome the vessel Enterprise to our solar system and to our spectacle. |
275 | 00:22:59,441 | 00:23:01,610 | At least they're safe. | At least they're safe. |
276 | 00:23:01,776 | 00:23:06,489 | It's a confrontation of some sort. Those are figures out of history. | It's a confrontation of some sort. Those are figures out of history. |
277 | 00:23:06,648 | 00:23:08,483 | Notoriously evil. | Notoriously evil. |
278 | 00:23:08,658 | 00:23:10,660 | We ask you to observe with us | We ask you to observe with us |
279 | 00:23:10,827 | 00:23:16,958 | the confrontation of the two opposing philosophies you term "good and evil". | the confrontation of the two opposing philosophies you term "good and evil". |
280 | 00:23:17,125 | 00:23:22,172 | Since this is our first experiment with Earthlings, our theme's a simple one -- | Since this is our first experiment with Earthlings, our theme's a simple one -- |
281 | 00:23:22,339 | 00:23:25,508 | survival, life and death. | survival, life and death. |
282 | 00:23:26,509 | 00:23:28,720 | Your philosophies are alien to us. | Your philosophies are alien to us. |
283 | 00:23:28,887 | 00:23:33,224 | We wish to understand them and discover which is the stronger. | We wish to understand them and discover which is the stronger. |
284 | 00:23:33,391 | 00:23:36,519 | We learn by observing such spectacles. | We learn by observing such spectacles. |
285 | 00:23:36,686 | 00:23:39,356 | What do you mean "survival"? | What do you mean "survival"? |
286 | 00:23:39,522 | 00:23:44,486 | The word is explicit. If you and Spock survive, you return to your vessel. | The word is explicit. If you and Spock survive, you return to your vessel. |
287 | 00:23:45,487 | 00:23:47,197 | If you do not... | If you do not... |
288 | 00:23:49,866 | 00:23:52,327 | ...your existence is ended. | ...your existence is ended. |
289 | 00:24:04,005 | 00:24:06,591 | Can we beam the captain and Spock back up? | Can we beam the captain and Spock back up? |
290 | 00:24:06,800 | 00:24:11,554 | We don't have the power. They'll come aboard a mass of dying flesh. | We don't have the power. They'll come aboard a mass of dying flesh. |
291 | 00:24:11,721 | 00:24:13,765 | Can we send the phasers down? | Can we send the phasers down? |
292 | 00:24:13,932 | 00:24:17,102 | There's nothing we can do. Nothing but watch them. | There's nothing we can do. Nothing but watch them. |
293 | 00:24:17,310 | 00:24:20,563 | He's skimmed the worst ones in history to face them. | He's skimmed the worst ones in history to face them. |
294 | 00:24:20,730 | 00:24:25,819 | But they're not real. Any more than that Lincoln or Surak. | But they're not real. Any more than that Lincoln or Surak. |
295 | 00:24:29,739 | 00:24:34,744 | - What do the sensors read? - As life-forms. They are living beings. | - What do the sensors read? - As life-forms. They are living beings. |
296 | 00:24:35,829 | 00:24:38,707 | Could they be aliens, projecting an illusion? | Could they be aliens, projecting an illusion? |
297 | 00:24:38,873 | 00:24:41,459 | The readings are those of humanoids. | The readings are those of humanoids. |
298 | 00:24:41,626 | 00:24:46,756 | Why do you hesitate? Do you wish further clarification? | Why do you hesitate? Do you wish further clarification? |
299 | 00:24:46,923 | 00:24:51,386 | Your choice of action is unlimited, as is your choice of weapons. | Your choice of action is unlimited, as is your choice of weapons. |
300 | 00:24:51,553 | 00:24:57,142 | You may fabricate anything you desire out of what you can find around you. | You may fabricate anything you desire out of what you can find around you. |
301 | 00:24:57,350 | 00:24:59,352 | Captain. | Captain. |
302 | 00:25:07,110 | 00:25:09,779 | Mr. Spock and I refuse to participate. | Mr. Spock and I refuse to participate. |
303 | 00:25:09,946 | 00:25:12,365 | You will decide otherwise. | You will decide otherwise. |
304 | 00:25:33,136 | 00:25:37,599 | Analysis, Spock. Why do they want us to fight? | Analysis, Spock. Why do they want us to fight? |
305 | 00:25:37,766 | 00:25:43,313 | It may be as explained. Our concept of good and evil is strange to them. | It may be as explained. Our concept of good and evil is strange to them. |
306 | 00:25:43,480 | 00:25:46,775 | Perhaps they wish to determine which is strongest. | Perhaps they wish to determine which is strongest. |
307 | 00:25:46,941 | 00:25:50,320 | And they'll get their answer if it kills us. | And they'll get their answer if it kills us. |
308 | 00:25:53,156 | 00:25:57,827 | I'm afraid none of us may leave until we do what it demands of us. | I'm afraid none of us may leave until we do what it demands of us. |
309 | 00:26:01,998 | 00:26:05,835 | Captain Kirk, may I speak with you? | Captain Kirk, may I speak with you? |
310 | 00:26:07,170 | 00:26:09,839 | I agree with your attitude toward this. | I agree with your attitude toward this. |
311 | 00:26:10,006 | 00:26:13,301 | It's ridiculous to think we should take part in it. | It's ridiculous to think we should take part in it. |
312 | 00:26:13,468 | 00:26:17,180 | - What do you want? - The same as you. To get out of here. | - What do you want? - The same as you. To get out of here. |
313 | 00:26:17,347 | 00:26:21,559 | I have no quarrel with you, any more than you have with me. | I have no quarrel with you, any more than you have with me. |
314 | 00:26:21,726 | 00:26:26,648 | You're somewhat different than the way history paints you, Colonel Green. | You're somewhat different than the way history paints you, Colonel Green. |
315 | 00:26:26,815 | 00:26:29,400 | History tends to exaggerate. | History tends to exaggerate. |
316 | 00:26:29,567 | 00:26:32,570 | I suggest we call a halt to this at once | I suggest we call a halt to this at once |
317 | 00:26:32,737 | 00:26:36,032 | and see if we can't find a way out of our difficulties. | and see if we can't find a way out of our difficulties. |
318 | 00:26:36,199 | 00:26:39,869 | My associates are in full agreement with me. | My associates are in full agreement with me. |
319 | 00:26:40,036 | 00:26:45,500 | Captain, you were tricked into coming here, weren't you? | Captain, you were tricked into coming here, weren't you? |
320 | 00:26:45,667 | 00:26:47,710 | So were we all. | So were we all. |
321 | 00:26:49,712 | 00:26:51,840 | Where do you come from? | Where do you come from? |
322 | 00:26:53,216 | 00:26:57,428 | I can't remember. Isn't that strange? | I can't remember. Isn't that strange? |
323 | 00:26:57,595 | 00:27:00,890 | My memory used to be quite remarkable. | My memory used to be quite remarkable. |
324 | 00:27:01,057 | 00:27:05,770 | Well, wherever it was, I want to get back. | Well, wherever it was, I want to get back. |
325 | 00:27:05,979 | 00:27:09,691 | So it seems to me, Captain, that we have a common cause. | So it seems to me, Captain, that we have a common cause. |
326 | 00:27:09,858 | 00:27:14,737 | - And our enemy is that creature. - What do you propose? | - And our enemy is that creature. - What do you propose? |
327 | 00:27:14,904 | 00:27:19,492 | That we combine forces and reason some way to overcome it. | That we combine forces and reason some way to overcome it. |
328 | 00:27:21,035 | 00:27:23,413 | You were notorious, Colonel Green, | You were notorious, Colonel Green, |
329 | 00:27:23,580 | 00:27:27,876 | for striking at your enemies in the midst of negotiating with them. | for striking at your enemies in the midst of negotiating with them. |
330 | 00:27:28,042 | 00:27:32,630 | But that was centuries ago, Captain, and not altogether true. | But that was centuries ago, Captain, and not altogether true. |
331 | 00:27:32,797 | 00:27:36,759 | No, there's much I would change now, if I could. | No, there's much I would change now, if I could. |
332 | 00:27:36,926 | 00:27:40,054 | Don't let prejudice and rumor sway you. | Don't let prejudice and rumor sway you. |
333 | 00:27:43,099 | 00:27:47,103 | Captain! How can we warn him? | Captain! How can we warn him? |
334 | 00:28:27,852 | 00:28:32,148 | - Anyone hurt? - My clothing is somewhat damaged. | - Anyone hurt? - My clothing is somewhat damaged. |
335 | 00:28:32,315 | 00:28:36,778 | But how delightful to discover at my age that I can still wrestle. | But how delightful to discover at my age that I can still wrestle. |
336 | 00:28:37,820 | 00:28:42,033 | I'm all right. I suggest we prepare ourselves for another attack. | I'm all right. I suggest we prepare ourselves for another attack. |
337 | 00:28:42,200 | 00:28:44,494 | No. I think Colonel Green is right. | No. I think Colonel Green is right. |
338 | 00:28:44,661 | 00:28:47,872 | That rock is our enemy. Not those illusions. | That rock is our enemy. Not those illusions. |
339 | 00:28:48,081 | 00:28:52,669 | For an illusion, my opponent carried a considerable punch. | For an illusion, my opponent carried a considerable punch. |
340 | 00:28:52,835 | 00:28:56,839 | I forgot. You consider me an illusion, too. | I forgot. You consider me an illusion, too. |
341 | 00:28:57,006 | 00:29:01,636 | The captain speaks wisely. Those four are not our enemy. | The captain speaks wisely. Those four are not our enemy. |
342 | 00:29:01,803 | 00:29:04,514 | We should arrive at a peaceful settlement. | We should arrive at a peaceful settlement. |
343 | 00:29:04,681 | 00:29:10,687 | I am disappointed. You display no interest in the honor we do you. | I am disappointed. You display no interest in the honor we do you. |
344 | 00:29:11,729 | 00:29:14,857 | We offer you an opportunity to become our teachers | We offer you an opportunity to become our teachers |
345 | 00:29:15,024 | 00:29:18,736 | by demonstrating whether good or evil is more powerful. | by demonstrating whether good or evil is more powerful. |
346 | 00:29:19,737 | 00:29:24,742 | You find my body heat distressing? You forget the nature of this planet. | You find my body heat distressing? You forget the nature of this planet. |
347 | 00:29:24,909 | 00:29:28,871 | I must conclude that your species requires a cause to fight for. | I must conclude that your species requires a cause to fight for. |
348 | 00:29:29,038 | 00:29:32,041 | You may now communicate with your ship. | You may now communicate with your ship. |
349 | 00:29:40,641 | 00:29:44,895 | Kirk to Enterprise. Enterprise, come in. | Kirk to Enterprise. Enterprise, come in. |
350 | 00:29:45,054 | 00:29:48,099 | - SCOTT: Engineering, report. - Emergency increasing. | - SCOTT: Engineering, report. - Emergency increasing. |
351 | 00:29:48,266 | 00:29:51,894 | - Deterioration has just started. - I cannot hear you. | - Deterioration has just started. - I cannot hear you. |
352 | 00:29:52,061 | 00:29:53,938 | I have the captain. | I have the captain. |
353 | 00:29:54,147 | 00:29:57,734 | - Scotty, do you read me? - I have the captain. | - Scotty, do you read me? - I have the captain. |
354 | 00:29:57,900 | 00:30:01,612 | Engineering, check for radiation. Get a repair crew on it. | Engineering, check for radiation. Get a repair crew on it. |
355 | 00:30:01,779 | 00:30:03,865 | I have already. We can't stop it. | I have already. We can't stop it. |
356 | 00:30:04,032 | 00:30:06,909 | - Is there a danger of detonation? - Four hours. | - Is there a danger of detonation? - Four hours. |
357 | 00:30:07,076 | 00:30:09,954 | Red Alert, Captain. Mr. Scott is standing by. | Red Alert, Captain. Mr. Scott is standing by. |
358 | 00:30:10,163 | 00:30:12,415 | - KIRK: What caused it? - I don't know. | - KIRK: What caused it? - I don't know. |
359 | 00:30:12,582 | 00:30:14,709 | - Captain. - Beam us up fast. | - Captain. - Beam us up fast. |
360 | 00:30:14,876 | 00:30:19,797 | I cannot. We have a power failure. We're on emergency battery power. | I cannot. We have a power failure. We're on emergency battery power. |
361 | 00:30:19,964 | 00:30:22,759 | - What happened? - I can't explain it. | - What happened? - I can't explain it. |
362 | 00:30:22,925 | 00:30:26,220 | The matter and antimatter are in red zone proximity. | The matter and antimatter are in red zone proximity. |
363 | 00:30:26,387 | 00:30:27,472 | What caused that? | What caused that? |
364 | 00:30:27,680 | 00:30:30,975 | There's no knowing and no stopping it. | There's no knowing and no stopping it. |
365 | 00:30:31,184 | 00:30:36,773 | I estimate four hours before the shielding goes completely. | I estimate four hours before the shielding goes completely. |
366 | 00:30:37,940 | 00:30:40,610 | Four hours before the ship blows up. | Four hours before the ship blows up. |
367 | 00:30:43,696 | 00:30:48,910 | The estimate is correct. Your ship will blow itself to bits within four hours | The estimate is correct. Your ship will blow itself to bits within four hours |
368 | 00:30:49,077 | 00:30:51,954 | unless you defeat the others before then. | unless you defeat the others before then. |
369 | 00:30:52,121 | 00:30:54,999 | Is that cause enough to fight for? | Is that cause enough to fight for? |
370 | 00:30:56,084 | 00:30:57,668 | What if they defeat us? | What if they defeat us? |
371 | 00:30:57,835 | 00:31:01,589 | To save your ship and your crew, you have to win. | To save your ship and your crew, you have to win. |
372 | 00:31:03,925 | 00:31:06,135 | Scotty, inform Starfleet Command. | Scotty, inform Starfleet Command. |
373 | 00:31:06,302 | 00:31:11,307 | Disengage nacelles. Jettison if possible. Mr. Spock, assist him. | Disengage nacelles. Jettison if possible. Mr. Spock, assist him. |
374 | 00:31:11,474 | 00:31:15,436 | Scotty? Scotty? | Scotty? Scotty? |
375 | 00:31:15,603 | 00:31:19,607 | Your communicators no longer function, Captain. | Your communicators no longer function, Captain. |
376 | 00:31:19,774 | 00:31:22,485 | You may proceed with the spectacle. | You may proceed with the spectacle. |
377 | 00:31:22,652 | 00:31:29,784 | James, the war is forced upon us. History repeats itself. | James, the war is forced upon us. History repeats itself. |
378 | 00:31:38,969 | 00:31:44,016 | SCOTT: Supplemental log, stardate 5906.5. Engineer Scott reporting. | SCOTT: Supplemental log, stardate 5906.5. Engineer Scott reporting. |
379 | 00:31:44,298 | 00:31:46,884 | The Enterprise will explode in two hours | The Enterprise will explode in two hours |
380 | 00:31:47,051 | 00:31:50,805 | if Captain Kirk is defeated by the enemy on the planet. | if Captain Kirk is defeated by the enemy on the planet. |
381 | 00:31:50,972 | 00:31:54,517 | The power of the Enterprise has been neutralized | The power of the Enterprise has been neutralized |
382 | 00:31:54,684 | 00:31:57,520 | and we sit here watching, unable to assist. | and we sit here watching, unable to assist. |
383 | 00:32:00,064 | 00:32:02,358 | - Did you set the traps? - Yes. | - Did you set the traps? - Yes. |
384 | 00:32:02,525 | 00:32:04,735 | - What are they doing? - Nothing. | - What are they doing? - Nothing. |
385 | 00:32:04,902 | 00:32:08,364 | They've not armed themselves, nor prepared a defense. | They've not armed themselves, nor prepared a defense. |
386 | 00:32:08,531 | 00:32:11,742 | - I say attack now and finish them. - With these? | - I say attack now and finish them. - With these? |
387 | 00:32:11,909 | 00:32:16,205 | - Better than what they have. - No, it's not advantage enough. | - Better than what they have. - No, it's not advantage enough. |
388 | 00:32:16,372 | 00:32:19,041 | I want to make sure the odds are in our favor. | I want to make sure the odds are in our favor. |
389 | 00:32:19,208 | 00:32:23,588 | Overwhelm and devastate. That's the way to get power. I mean to do that. | Overwhelm and devastate. That's the way to get power. I mean to do that. |
390 | 00:32:23,796 | 00:32:28,175 | There's nothing immoral about fighting an illusion, Mr. Spock. | There's nothing immoral about fighting an illusion, Mr. Spock. |
391 | 00:32:28,342 | 00:32:32,930 | We play their game, fight, or lose the ship and all the crewmen aboard. | We play their game, fight, or lose the ship and all the crewmen aboard. |
392 | 00:32:33,097 | 00:32:35,391 | And if they are real, Captain? | And if they are real, Captain? |
393 | 00:32:40,438 | 00:32:46,319 | We'll use this... as a base. | We'll use this... as a base. |
394 | 00:32:47,403 | 00:32:49,447 | It's defensible. | It's defensible. |
395 | 00:32:54,744 | 00:32:56,787 | If they approach, they're seen. | If they approach, they're seen. |
396 | 00:32:56,954 | 00:32:59,749 | - Are we fighting a defensive war? - No. | - Are we fighting a defensive war? - No. |
397 | 00:32:59,916 | 00:33:03,127 | But if things go against us, I want a retreat. | But if things go against us, I want a retreat. |
398 | 00:33:03,336 | 00:33:08,090 | What I want to do now is scout them out, find their weaknesses and attack. | What I want to do now is scout them out, find their weaknesses and attack. |
399 | 00:33:08,257 | 00:33:10,551 | - You drink whiskey? - Why? | - You drink whiskey? - Why? |
400 | 00:33:10,718 | 00:33:13,930 | Because you have qualities like a man I admire greatly. | Because you have qualities like a man I admire greatly. |
401 | 00:33:14,096 | 00:33:16,766 | - General Grant. - Thank you. | - General Grant. - Thank you. |
402 | 00:33:17,850 | 00:33:21,938 | Thank you. Mr. Spock, we'll need weapons. | Thank you. Mr. Spock, we'll need weapons. |
403 | 00:33:22,104 | 00:33:25,816 | I believe the ancient Vulcans made something like a boomerang. | I believe the ancient Vulcans made something like a boomerang. |
404 | 00:33:25,983 | 00:33:30,780 | And slings and spears. Slings... Mr. President. | And slings and spears. Slings... Mr. President. |
405 | 00:33:30,947 | 00:33:34,617 | - You used a sling as a boy. - Indeed I did. | - You used a sling as a boy. - Indeed I did. |
406 | 00:33:34,784 | 00:33:39,914 | Captain, logic dictates that we consider another course. | Captain, logic dictates that we consider another course. |
407 | 00:33:45,962 | 00:33:48,673 | We don't have much time, Spock. | We don't have much time, Spock. |
408 | 00:33:48,881 | 00:33:53,844 | In my time on Vulcan, we also faced these same alternatives. | In my time on Vulcan, we also faced these same alternatives. |
409 | 00:33:54,011 | 00:33:58,307 | We'd suffered devastating wars, which nearly destroyed our planet. | We'd suffered devastating wars, which nearly destroyed our planet. |
410 | 00:33:58,474 | 00:34:03,479 | Another was about to begin. We were torn. | Another was about to begin. We were torn. |
411 | 00:34:03,646 | 00:34:07,858 | But out of our suffering, some of us found the discipline to act. | But out of our suffering, some of us found the discipline to act. |
412 | 00:34:08,025 | 00:34:12,655 | We sent emissaries to our opponents to propose peace. | We sent emissaries to our opponents to propose peace. |
413 | 00:34:12,822 | 00:34:16,826 | The first were killed. But others followed. | The first were killed. But others followed. |
414 | 00:34:16,993 | 00:34:21,622 | Ultimately, we achieved peace, which has lasted since then. | Ultimately, we achieved peace, which has lasted since then. |
415 | 00:34:21,789 | 00:34:25,167 | Circumstances were different then, Surak. | Circumstances were different then, Surak. |
416 | 00:34:26,210 | 00:34:29,505 | The face of war has never changed, Captain. | The face of war has never changed, Captain. |
417 | 00:34:29,672 | 00:34:33,175 | Surely it is more logical to heal than kill. | Surely it is more logical to heal than kill. |
418 | 00:34:33,342 | 00:34:36,971 | I'm afraid that kind of logic doesn't apply here. | I'm afraid that kind of logic doesn't apply here. |
419 | 00:34:37,138 | 00:34:40,057 | That is precisely why we should not fight. | That is precisely why we should not fight. |
420 | 00:34:40,224 | 00:34:43,185 | My ship is at stake. | My ship is at stake. |
421 | 00:34:51,694 | 00:34:53,988 | I will not harm others, Captain. | I will not harm others, Captain. |
422 | 00:34:55,031 | 00:34:57,867 | His convictions are profound in this matter. | His convictions are profound in this matter. |
423 | 00:34:58,034 | 00:35:02,038 | So are mine. If I believed there was a peaceful way out of this... | So are mine. If I believed there was a peaceful way out of this... |
424 | 00:35:02,204 | 00:35:04,582 | This risk will be mine alone. | This risk will be mine alone. |
425 | 00:35:04,749 | 00:35:10,212 | If I fail, you lose nothing. After all, I'm no warrior. | If I fail, you lose nothing. After all, I'm no warrior. |
426 | 00:35:10,379 | 00:35:16,177 | The captain knows that I have fought at his side before and will do so again. | The captain knows that I have fought at his side before and will do so again. |
427 | 00:35:16,343 | 00:35:21,098 | However, I, too, am a Vulcan, bred to peace. | However, I, too, am a Vulcan, bred to peace. |
428 | 00:35:21,265 | 00:35:23,392 | Let him attempt it. | Let him attempt it. |
429 | 00:35:24,393 | 00:35:29,065 | - You saw how treacherous they were. - Yes. | - You saw how treacherous they were. - Yes. |
430 | 00:35:29,231 | 00:35:36,238 | But perhaps it's our belief in peace that is actually being tested. | But perhaps it's our belief in peace that is actually being tested. |
431 | 00:35:42,578 | 00:35:46,874 | I have no authority over you. You may do as you think best. | I have no authority over you. You may do as you think best. |
432 | 00:35:47,041 | 00:35:49,085 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
433 | 00:35:50,503 | 00:35:53,255 | May you live long and prosper. | May you live long and prosper. |
434 | 00:35:58,803 | 00:36:01,514 | The weapons, gentlemen. | The weapons, gentlemen. |
435 | 00:36:04,266 | 00:36:06,310 | In case he fails. | In case he fails. |
436 | 00:36:13,734 | 00:36:15,778 | Colonel. | Colonel. |
437 | 00:36:22,660 | 00:36:24,161 | No! | No! |
438 | 00:36:35,131 | 00:36:38,801 | Let's hear what he has to say. We may find it useful. | Let's hear what he has to say. We may find it useful. |
439 | 00:36:43,764 | 00:36:47,101 | Stop there, Vulcan. State your purpose. | Stop there, Vulcan. State your purpose. |
440 | 00:36:47,268 | 00:36:50,312 | I come in peace to propose peace. | I come in peace to propose peace. |
441 | 00:36:50,479 | 00:36:55,151 | - Are you surrendering? - I'm doing what is best for all of us. | - Are you surrendering? - I'm doing what is best for all of us. |
442 | 00:36:56,152 | 00:37:00,823 | If you choose to regard that as surrender, I accept your definition. | If you choose to regard that as surrender, I accept your definition. |
443 | 00:37:00,990 | 00:37:04,034 | One of those peace lovers, Colonel. | One of those peace lovers, Colonel. |
444 | 00:37:04,201 | 00:37:07,788 | Why are you doing this? Do you speak for the others? | Why are you doing this? Do you speak for the others? |
445 | 00:37:07,955 | 00:37:11,667 | No, I speak for myself because I abhor violence. | No, I speak for myself because I abhor violence. |
446 | 00:37:11,834 | 00:37:16,005 | But if you accept the solution I offer, they, too, will accept it. | But if you accept the solution I offer, they, too, will accept it. |
447 | 00:37:16,172 | 00:37:20,342 | How can I be sure? I think you're trying to trick me, Vulcan. | How can I be sure? I think you're trying to trick me, Vulcan. |
448 | 00:37:20,509 | 00:37:25,639 | While you're here talking peace, the others are preparing to attack. | While you're here talking peace, the others are preparing to attack. |
449 | 00:37:25,806 | 00:37:29,351 | No, Colonel. They are at their base, awaiting an answer. | No, Colonel. They are at their base, awaiting an answer. |
450 | 00:37:29,518 | 00:37:31,979 | How can I believe that? | How can I believe that? |
451 | 00:37:32,146 | 00:37:35,691 | No one talks peace unless he's ready to back it up with war. | No one talks peace unless he's ready to back it up with war. |
452 | 00:37:35,858 | 00:37:38,861 | He talks peace if it's the only way to live. | He talks peace if it's the only way to live. |
453 | 00:37:39,028 | 00:37:43,908 | Then tell me, what do you have to gain if we accept? | Then tell me, what do you have to gain if we accept? |
454 | 00:37:44,116 | 00:37:47,161 | The knowledge that I have done what I believe in. | The knowledge that I have done what I believe in. |
455 | 00:37:47,328 | 00:37:50,039 | What do I get out of it? | What do I get out of it? |
456 | 00:37:50,206 | 00:37:54,043 | I fight for gain, Vulcan. What do I gain here? | I fight for gain, Vulcan. What do I gain here? |
457 | 00:37:54,210 | 00:37:57,213 | Your life and the lives of the others. | Your life and the lives of the others. |
458 | 00:38:02,426 | 00:38:07,223 | You said yourself, Colonel, that we have common cause to survive. | You said yourself, Colonel, that we have common cause to survive. |
459 | 00:38:07,389 | 00:38:11,352 | Together we can. But not by warring. | Together we can. But not by warring. |
460 | 00:38:11,518 | 00:38:13,729 | - Why don't we kill him? - No. | - Why don't we kill him? - No. |
461 | 00:38:13,896 | 00:38:16,565 | He's our means to finish them all. | He's our means to finish them all. |
462 | 00:38:16,732 | 00:38:20,736 | Colonel, surely you accept the logic of this? | Colonel, surely you accept the logic of this? |
463 | 00:38:20,903 | 00:38:25,115 | - What is your answer? - You're very persuasive, Vulcan. | - What is your answer? - You're very persuasive, Vulcan. |
464 | 00:38:25,282 | 00:38:28,577 | I'd like to come out of this with a whole skin. | I'd like to come out of this with a whole skin. |
465 | 00:38:28,744 | 00:38:34,792 | Perhaps I can convince my associates that it would be to their advantage also. | Perhaps I can convince my associates that it would be to their advantage also. |
466 | 00:38:55,062 | 00:38:58,774 | Your Surak is a brave man. | Your Surak is a brave man. |
467 | 00:38:58,941 | 00:39:01,610 | Men of peace usually are, Captain. | Men of peace usually are, Captain. |
468 | 00:39:01,777 | 00:39:06,448 | On Vulcan, he is revered as the father of our civilization. | On Vulcan, he is revered as the father of our civilization. |
469 | 00:39:06,615 | 00:39:09,910 | The father image holds much meaning for us. | The father image holds much meaning for us. |
470 | 00:39:10,995 | 00:39:13,122 | You show emotion, Spock. | You show emotion, Spock. |
471 | 00:39:14,957 | 00:39:17,418 | I respect what he has accomplished. | I respect what he has accomplished. |
472 | 00:39:17,584 | 00:39:20,296 | I hope he accomplishes something here soon. | I hope he accomplishes something here soon. |
473 | 00:39:20,462 | 00:39:22,506 | [SCREAM] | [SCREAM] |
474 | 00:39:22,715 | 00:39:24,466 | Surak? | Surak? |
475 | 00:39:27,469 | 00:39:29,513 | SURAK: Help me, Spock! | SURAK: Help me, Spock! |
476 | 00:39:36,353 | 00:39:38,272 | Spock, help me! | Spock, help me! |
477 | 00:39:38,439 | 00:39:43,819 | GREEN: Mr. Spock, your friend wants you. He seems to be hurt. | GREEN: Mr. Spock, your friend wants you. He seems to be hurt. |
478 | 00:39:43,986 | 00:39:46,822 | Spock, help me! | Spock, help me! |
479 | 00:39:50,951 | 00:39:53,829 | GREEN: You can't let him suffer. | GREEN: You can't let him suffer. |
480 | 00:39:55,289 | 00:40:00,044 | They're trying to goad us into attacking. They expect us to act rashly. | They're trying to goad us into attacking. They expect us to act rashly. |
481 | 00:40:00,252 | 00:40:04,298 | - Yes, I know that. - He was aware of what might happen. | - Yes, I know that. - He was aware of what might happen. |
482 | 00:40:06,175 | 00:40:09,845 | - I should never have let him go. - You had no choice. | - I should never have let him go. - You had no choice. |
483 | 00:40:10,012 | 00:40:12,348 | [SCREAM] | [SCREAM] |
484 | 00:40:12,514 | 00:40:16,101 | - You could not have stopped him. - How can you ignore that? | - You could not have stopped him. - How can you ignore that? |
485 | 00:40:16,268 | 00:40:19,521 | A Vulcan would not cry out so. | A Vulcan would not cry out so. |
486 | 00:40:20,773 | 00:40:24,026 | Whether he's a Vulcan or not, he's in agony. | Whether he's a Vulcan or not, he's in agony. |
487 | 00:40:25,027 | 00:40:29,698 | - I am not insensitive to it, Captain. - Help me, Spock! | - I am not insensitive to it, Captain. - Help me, Spock! |
488 | 00:40:30,866 | 00:40:34,328 | But you can just listen to it and do nothing. | But you can just listen to it and do nothing. |
489 | 00:40:36,413 | 00:40:40,709 | - I can't. - That is what they're waiting for. | - I can't. - That is what they're waiting for. |
490 | 00:40:40,876 | 00:40:44,171 | They're waiting for us to attempt a rescue. | They're waiting for us to attempt a rescue. |
491 | 00:40:45,214 | 00:40:47,383 | I can't just let him stay there. | I can't just let him stay there. |
492 | 00:40:47,549 | 00:40:51,261 | Perhaps we can rescue him, Mr. Spock. | Perhaps we can rescue him, Mr. Spock. |
493 | 00:40:51,428 | 00:40:54,598 | I suggest that we do whatever they want. | I suggest that we do whatever they want. |
494 | 00:40:54,807 | 00:40:56,683 | Do what they want, sir? | Do what they want, sir? |
495 | 00:40:56,850 | 00:40:59,603 | Not the way they want it, however. | Not the way they want it, however. |
496 | 00:40:59,812 | 00:41:06,610 | We must first convince them that they have provoked us to recklessness. | We must first convince them that they have provoked us to recklessness. |
497 | 00:41:06,860 | 00:41:10,322 | James, I do not mean to presume upon your authority. | James, I do not mean to presume upon your authority. |
498 | 00:41:10,489 | 00:41:14,243 | What I propose is that I circle around to their rear, | What I propose is that I circle around to their rear, |
499 | 00:41:14,410 | 00:41:16,995 | while you two provide a frontal assault. | while you two provide a frontal assault. |
500 | 00:41:17,162 | 00:41:20,624 | It should be sufficiently violent to cover whatever I do. | It should be sufficiently violent to cover whatever I do. |
501 | 00:41:20,791 | 00:41:24,378 | - What will you do? - Slip into their camp and free him. | - What will you do? - Slip into their camp and free him. |
502 | 00:41:28,298 | 00:41:32,678 | Remember I was a backwoodsman. I doubt you could do what I was bred to. | Remember I was a backwoodsman. I doubt you could do what I was bred to. |
503 | 00:41:32,886 | 00:41:37,307 | - I can't let you risk it, Mr. President. - I am no longer president. | - I can't let you risk it, Mr. President. - I am no longer president. |
504 | 00:41:37,474 | 00:41:41,687 | - Mr. Spock, any comment? - Help me, Spock! | - Mr. Spock, any comment? - Help me, Spock! |
505 | 00:41:42,604 | 00:41:45,274 | - No, sir. - One matter further, gentlemen. | - No, sir. - One matter further, gentlemen. |
506 | 00:41:45,441 | 00:41:48,110 | We fight on their level. | We fight on their level. |
507 | 00:41:48,277 | 00:41:53,532 | With trickery, brutality, finality, we match their evil. | With trickery, brutality, finality, we match their evil. |
508 | 00:41:57,286 | 00:42:00,956 | I know, James. I was reputed to be a gentle man. | I know, James. I was reputed to be a gentle man. |
509 | 00:42:01,123 | 00:42:03,041 | But I was commander in chief | But I was commander in chief |
510 | 00:42:03,208 | 00:42:06,962 | during the four bloodiest years of my country's history. | during the four bloodiest years of my country's history. |
511 | 00:42:07,129 | 00:42:11,884 | I gave orders that sent 100,000 men to their death | I gave orders that sent 100,000 men to their death |
512 | 00:42:12,050 | 00:42:14,511 | at the hands of their brothers. | at the hands of their brothers. |
513 | 00:42:16,722 | 00:42:21,643 | There's no honorable way to kill, no gentle way to destroy. | There's no honorable way to kill, no gentle way to destroy. |
514 | 00:42:21,810 | 00:42:25,564 | There is nothing good in war except its ending. | There is nothing good in war except its ending. |
515 | 00:42:26,648 | 00:42:30,360 | And you're fighting for the lives of your crew. | And you're fighting for the lives of your crew. |
516 | 00:42:31,487 | 00:42:34,823 | Your campaign, Mr. President. | Your campaign, Mr. President. |
517 | 00:42:34,990 | 00:42:37,159 | They should be coming soon. | They should be coming soon. |
518 | 00:42:54,176 | 00:42:57,679 | Zora! Kahless! No, wait! | Zora! Kahless! No, wait! |
519 | 00:43:01,475 | 00:43:03,519 | - How many did you see? - Two. | - How many did you see? - Two. |
520 | 00:44:07,624 | 00:44:10,919 | Surak, the others have drawn them away. | Surak, the others have drawn them away. |
521 | 00:44:12,087 | 00:44:14,756 | We will circle around. | We will circle around. |
522 | 00:44:15,924 | 00:44:19,094 | It was a worthy effort, Surak. Worthy. | It was a worthy effort, Surak. Worthy. |
523 | 00:44:19,261 | 00:44:23,181 | No need to blame yourself for its failure. | No need to blame yourself for its failure. |
524 | 00:44:28,478 | 00:44:33,567 | Help me, Spock. | Help me, Spock. |
525 | 00:44:35,611 | 00:44:37,863 | Now can you cry like Lincoln? | Now can you cry like Lincoln? |
526 | 00:44:38,071 | 00:44:40,115 | Help me, Kirk. | Help me, Kirk. |
527 | 00:44:41,783 | 00:44:44,494 | Help me, Kirk. | Help me, Kirk. |
528 | 00:44:54,004 | 00:44:57,466 | - Mr. Lincoln! - James, stay back. | - Mr. Lincoln! - James, stay back. |
529 | 00:46:26,471 | 00:46:31,101 | You are the survivors. The others have run off. | You are the survivors. The others have run off. |
530 | 00:46:31,268 | 00:46:34,396 | Evil retreats when forcibly confronted. | Evil retreats when forcibly confronted. |
531 | 00:46:34,563 | 00:46:40,902 | But you failed to demonstrate any other difference between your philosophies. | But you failed to demonstrate any other difference between your philosophies. |
532 | 00:46:41,069 | 00:46:43,739 | Your good and evil use the same methods, | Your good and evil use the same methods, |
533 | 00:46:43,905 | 00:46:48,076 | achieve the same results. Do you have an explanation? | achieve the same results. Do you have an explanation? |
534 | 00:46:48,243 | 00:46:50,912 | You established the methods and the goals. | You established the methods and the goals. |
535 | 00:46:51,079 | 00:46:52,914 | For you to use as you chose. | For you to use as you chose. |
536 | 00:46:53,081 | 00:46:57,627 | - What did you offer them if they won? - What they wanted most. Power. | - What did you offer them if they won? - What they wanted most. Power. |
537 | 00:46:59,463 | 00:47:03,467 | You offered me the lives of my crew. | You offered me the lives of my crew. |
538 | 00:47:03,633 | 00:47:08,430 | I perceive you have won their lives. | I perceive you have won their lives. |
539 | 00:47:08,597 | 00:47:10,974 | How many others have you done this to? | How many others have you done this to? |
540 | 00:47:11,141 | 00:47:14,436 | What gives you the right to hand out life and death? | What gives you the right to hand out life and death? |
541 | 00:47:14,603 | 00:47:17,189 | The same right that brought you here. | The same right that brought you here. |
542 | 00:47:17,355 | 00:47:19,399 | The need to know new things. | The need to know new things. |
543 | 00:47:21,735 | 00:47:24,988 | - We came in peace. - And you may go in peace. | - We came in peace. - And you may go in peace. |
544 | 00:47:36,458 | 00:47:38,293 | Kirk to Enterprise. Come in. | Kirk to Enterprise. Come in. |
545 | 00:47:38,460 | 00:47:40,504 | SULU: Is that you, Captain? Are you all right? | SULU: Is that you, Captain? Are you all right? |
546 | 00:47:40,879 | 00:47:43,381 | Yes, Mr. Sulu, we're all right. | Yes, Mr. Sulu, we're all right. |
547 | 00:47:43,548 | 00:47:45,592 | You may beam us aboard. | You may beam us aboard. |
548 | 00:47:51,640 | 00:47:55,060 | - Mr. Scott, report. - The ship is functioning normally. | - Mr. Scott, report. - The ship is functioning normally. |
549 | 00:47:55,268 | 00:48:00,649 | The restart cycle is in operation. You'd never know it had been out of order. | The restart cycle is in operation. You'd never know it had been out of order. |
550 | 00:48:00,816 | 00:48:04,528 | We should be on warp power within 30 minutes, sir. | We should be on warp power within 30 minutes, sir. |
551 | 00:48:04,694 | 00:48:07,989 | The deterioration in the shielding has stopped. | The deterioration in the shielding has stopped. |
552 | 00:48:08,156 | 00:48:11,701 | - I have no explanation. - Thank you, Mr. Chekov. | - I have no explanation. - Thank you, Mr. Chekov. |
553 | 00:48:13,078 | 00:48:16,873 | Mr. Spock. Any explanation? | Mr. Spock. Any explanation? |
554 | 00:48:17,040 | 00:48:21,169 | - Conjecture, rather than explanation. - Well? | - Conjecture, rather than explanation. - Well? |
555 | 00:48:21,336 | 00:48:25,340 | We were held in the power of creatures able to control matter | We were held in the power of creatures able to control matter |
556 | 00:48:25,507 | 00:48:29,177 | and rearrange molecules in whatever fashion was desired. | and rearrange molecules in whatever fashion was desired. |
557 | 00:48:29,344 | 00:48:33,265 | So they were able to create images of Surak and Lincoln | So they were able to create images of Surak and Lincoln |
558 | 00:48:33,431 | 00:48:38,103 | after scanning our minds and using fellow creatures as source matter. | after scanning our minds and using fellow creatures as source matter. |
559 | 00:48:38,311 | 00:48:43,567 | They seemed so real. And to me, especially Mr. Lincoln. | They seemed so real. And to me, especially Mr. Lincoln. |
560 | 00:48:44,734 | 00:48:47,362 | I feel I actually met Lincoln. | I feel I actually met Lincoln. |
561 | 00:48:48,446 | 00:48:51,533 | Yes. And Surak. | Yes. And Surak. |
562 | 00:48:51,700 | 00:48:54,953 | Perhaps, in a sense, they were real, Captain. | Perhaps, in a sense, they were real, Captain. |
563 | 00:48:55,120 | 00:49:00,375 | Created out of our own thoughts, they would be what we expected them to be. | Created out of our own thoughts, they would be what we expected them to be. |
564 | 00:49:00,542 | 00:49:04,588 | It was so hard for me to see him die again. | It was so hard for me to see him die again. |
565 | 00:49:05,630 | 00:49:08,550 | I feel I understand what Earth must have gone through | I feel I understand what Earth must have gone through |
566 | 00:49:08,717 | 00:49:10,927 | to achieve final peace. | to achieve final peace. |
567 | 00:49:11,094 | 00:49:14,973 | Captain Kirk, the planet has resumed its normal appearance. | Captain Kirk, the planet has resumed its normal appearance. |
568 | 00:49:23,148 | 00:49:28,570 | There is still so much of their work to be done in the galaxy, Spock. | There is still so much of their work to be done in the galaxy, Spock. |
569 | 00:49:28,737 | 00:49:33,742 | Mr. Sulu, break us out of orbit and continue to our next assignment. | Mr. Sulu, break us out of orbit and continue to our next assignment. |
570 | 00:49:33,908 | 00:49:35,994 | Aye, aye, sir. | Aye, aye, sir. |