well, mr. spock, so ends your first command. my first command. orbit attitude, mr. spock. with our present fueue that gives us about 45 minutes. [switches on radio] galileotoenterprise. galileotoenterprise, come in, please. galileoto enterprise, come in, please. mr. spock! [jet blast] what happened? he jettisoned the fuel and ignited it. perhaps, mr. boma. how long we got now, scotty? the orbit will start decaying as soon as the fuel's exhausted, say, 6 minutes. [voices on radio transmissisi] captain! there's something there on the screen, at taurus 2. sensors. a meteorite? no. it's holding a lateral l ne. there it is again. holding steady, captain. 180 degrees about, mr. sulu. lieutenant uhurara contact transporter room. all beams ready. a distress signal? it's like sending up a flare. mr. spock... that was a good gamble. perhaps it was worth it. no one out there to see it. orbit decaying, mr. spock. 10 seconds to atmosphere. it may be the last action you'll ever take, mr. spock, but it was all you. totally ililgical. there was no chance. it's getting hot. transporters lo

mr. spock, dr. mccoy, and i have beamed down to meet with chief engineer vanderberg, administrative head of janus 6. all right, let's assume there is a monster. what has it done? when did it start? sensors gave us an unusually rich pergium reading. not only pergium, whatever you want. uranium, serium, platinum. the whole planet's like that. it's a treasure house. yes, we're aware of that. if mining conditions weren't so difficult, janus 6 could supply the mineral needs of a thousand planets. but what happened? first, the automatic machinery, piece by piece, started to almost disintegrate. d our chemists were unable to analyze the corrosive agent. i'm sure there is an answer. it simply has not yet been discovered. yes, it has. i don't know what this butchering monster is, but i know what it's doing. our maintenance engineer sent down to the drifts to repair the corroded machinery. we found them... seared to a crisp. volcanic activity? on this planet, captain. he's right. none. at first, the deaths we

mr. spock. yes, captain. i've found a whole layer of these silicon nodules of yours, hundreds of them. spock: indeed? i find that most illuminating, captain. be absolutely certain you do not damage any of them. explain. only a theory i have. [rumbling] captain? jim? jim! yes, mr. spock. all right. we...seem to have had a cave-in. i could phaser you out. kirk: no. no, no, you better not. any disturbance might bring down the rest of the wall. besides, it isn't necessary. the chart said the tunnels meet further on. very well, that your roof chose that particular moment to collapse. please proceed with extreme caution. i shall quicken my pace. very well, mr. spock. i'll meet you at the other end-- involve two parties discussing something? why not give you some say? or let your driving do the talking. liberty mutual righttrack? finally puts you in control. with savings of up to 30%, with an initial discount just for signing up. take control of your rates. [beep beep] kirk here. captain, i just read some fresh sign

mr. spock is with me here. he'll answer all questions. kirk out. this is mr. spock. the ship's computers will handle the helm on this voyage, mr. hansen. do you read? acknowledge, sir. stand by. we'll warp out of orbit in one hour. he keeps blinking no. o what? they've tried questioning him. he's almost agitated himself into a coma. how long will he live? as long as any of us. blast medicine, anyway. we've learned to tie into every human organ in the body except one-- the brain. the brain is what life is all about. now, that man can think any thought that we can, and love, hope, dream as much as we can, he keeps blinking no. no to what? they could question him for days, weeks, before they stumble on the right thing. bones... could this have anything to do with spock? i don't read you at all, jim. what i mean is... either a message was received... it was one of two things. either someone sent a message diverting us here, or someone onboard the ship lied about receiving it. could that someone be mr. spock? jim, forgetting how well we both know spock, the simple fact th

evaluation, mr. spock. as i speculated, captain, the overall pattern of mass insanity destroying civilizations follows an almost straight line through this section of the galaxy. over here the beta portilin system-- the ancient civilizations. archaeologists have given us information lavinius 5 was swept by mass insanity, then pheta signi 12. the last was ingriam b, two years ago. and next in line-- deneva. bones, what's your theory about the cause of all this? there is no medical or scientific cause for what happened on those planets, jim. but it follows a definite pattern-- a systematic progression from planet to planet. captain, we're picking up a ship on our sensors, he'll burn up. plot an interception course, mr. sulu, warp factor 8. lieutenant uhura, try to contact that ship. aye, aye, sir. ship is a one-man vessel of denevan configuration, captain. he does not seem to be out of control. his course is straight for the sun. scotty, tractor beams? out of range, sir. denevan ship, this is the "u.s.s. ente

mr. spock. captain. lieutenant kevin riley in communications-- i wish to have him transferred down to the engineering desk. he came up from engineering, captain. well, i'm sending him back. any explanation? he's a fine young officer. i don't wish to discuss it, mr. spock. please follow my orders. mr. spock, when the man on top walks along his street, the chain of command is often a noose. spare me your philosophical metaphors, doctor. captain is acting strangely. i'm asking if you've noticed. negative. you know, this is the first time in a week that i've had time for a drop of a drew? would you care for a drink, mr. spock? my father's race was spared oh. now i know why they were conquered. what are you so worried about, anyway? i find jim generally knows what he's doing. it was illogical for him to bring those players aboard. illogical? did you get a look at that little juliet? that's a pretty excingreature. of course, your personal chemistry wod prevent u from seeing that. did it ever occur toou that he

mr. spock. freeze right there, mr. spock, or i'll put you to sleep for sure. mr. spock, i gave you an order to stay in the sick bay. until the pain was gone, captain. it has been discontinued...by me. scotty. he said he was transporting down to the surface, sir. your orders were that no one was to beam down unless you authorized it, and knowing mister spock's determination on some things, i thought i'd better hold him here until i got your orders. one of the creatures will have to be captured and analyzed, captain. we did not have a clear opportunity to do so earlier when i was attacked. since my nervous system is already affected, as you pointed out, doctor, i don't believe they can do much more to me. jim, this is ridiculous. i don't want my patients running around. he should be in bed. i am in complete control of myself, doctor. mr. spock... your logic, as usual, is inescapable. beam him down. stay in constant touch with us. give him your phaser. he'll need that, too. thank you, captain. energize. jim, that man is sick. come in, gentlemen. i believe you'll find

mr. spock. yes. the power beam jumped for a moment, sir, just as the landing party was about to materialize. i never saw it happen before. due to your error, mr. kyle? no, mr. spock. before. possibly a result of the severe storm. did you feel any abnormal effects? yes. dr. mccoy, you better look us over. that was a rough beam-up. yes, sir. mr. spock. have those transporter circuits checked. captain, what is all this? how did we get into-- what is this? everything's all messed up, changed around, out of place. captain, what's happened? no, not everything. that spot-- i spilled acid there a year ago. jim, what in blazes is-- i don't know. it's our "enterprise," but it isn't. maybe... maybe what, captain? any of you feel dizzy when we were in the transporter beam... yes. i did. when we first materialized? it happened twice. first we were in our own transporter chamber, then we faded. and then when we finally materialized, we were here, wherever this is. captain, the transporter chief mentioned a surge o

are you sure you can do it, mr. spock? limited telepathic abilities are inherent in vulcanians, captain. it may work. it may not. thank you, mr. spock. my pleasure, captain. what do we do now, captain? we get our communicators back and try and contact the ship. mr. spock, we'll need more weapons. i understand. we'll try to take it easy, an entrance, captain, but no exit. they go in, but they do not come out. a disintegration machine. so i would assume. mea! oh! what do you think you're doing? i'm--i'm going-- you're not going in there. well, i must. no, you're not. worry about me. mr. spock, that guard. i'll cover you. sir, there's a multilegged creature all right, you people, clear out of the way. what are you doing? throwing a monkey wrench into the machinery. you can't do this. i've done it. come on. let's get out of here. man: the federation prisoners have attacked their guard and escaped. they are armed. disintegration station number 12 destroyed, councilman, apparently by disruptor fire. all security personnel, feder

orbit where, mr. spock? earth, captain. we were on a general course in this direction in by the star. apparently, the breakaway threw us on in the same direction. screen on. we are too low in the atmosphere to retain this orbit, captain. engineering reports we have sufficient impulse power to achieve escape velocity. give us some altitude, mr. sulu. yes, sir. helm answering. she's sluggish, sir. captain, i'm getting something on another frequency, but it's not starfleet. put it on audio. man: this is the 5:30 news summary. cape kennedy--the first manned moon shot is scheduled for wednesday, 6 a.m., eastern standard time. all three astronauts who are to make this historic-- manned moon shot? that was in the late 1960s. apparently, captain, so are we. what? the whiplash propelled us into a time warp, captain. backward. exact chronometer readings in a few moments. captain, i'm getting ground to air transmission. spock: verified. scanners report some type of craft approaching from below us-- we're tracking both you and the ufo.

hypothetically, mr. spock. hypothetically, miss shaw, if what you suggest had been done, it would be beyond the capabilities of most men. is that true? the captain, myself, and the records officer. mm-hmm. and at t t moment, you have no records officer. affirmative. until he was lost, our records officerrwas lieutent commander finney. captain kirk, will you tell the steps you took to find mr. finney after the storm? i instituted a phase 1 search. describe a phase 1 search. it's a painstaking, thorough attempt d the ship to find a man who's presumably injured and unable to respond. it presupposes, does it not, that a man wishes to be found? i beg your pardon? that he if you start a search for a man, wants to be found? he's not hiding? yes. on a ship of this size, could a man evade such a search? possibly. that lieutenant commananr ben finney is not dead. mr. cogley, we're waiting for proof of the extraordinary statement you made in the briefing room. you shall have it, but first i need the coopopation of this co

mr. sulu? applying thrust, sir. no results, captain. we're stuck tight. mr. spock. status. the ship is almost completely encircled by the field. it resembles a conventional force field but on unusual wavelengths. despite its appearance-- it is definitely not living tissue. it is energy. thank you. mr. sulu. our forward tractor beams-- adjust to repel. aye, aye, sir. [beep] standing by. activate. ineffective, captain. there doesn't seem to be anything curious development on scanner 57. let's all take a look at it, mr. spock. screen on, captain. activity on hailing channel 3, sir. put it on audio, lieutenant. and what has been written has come about. you are most welcome, my beloved children. your places await you. response frequencies, lieutenant. calculated. channel open, sir. you have left your plains and valleys and made this bold venture. so it was in the beginning. now you can rest. this is captain james t. kirk, commanding the u.s.s. enterprise. please identify yourself. we shall remember together. we shall drink the sacramental wine. there shall be the music of the pi

go ahead, mr. spock. anything further? your mr. spock sounds like a very excellent second in command, captain kirk. please tell him to go ahead and speak freely. i have to check in with a member of my staff anyway. thank you, dr. adams. excuse me. stand by, mr. spock. van gelder is extremely agitated, captain, and warns that you are in danger. well, that's foolish. uh, please repeat, captain. i didn't receive that. tell mccoy the technical expert he sent along with me insists that any concern is... unjustified. according to adams, van gelder created his own problem. he's suffering from neural synapse damage, as if his brain were short-circuited. it's no wonder he's having delusions. and understood. but we still have some doubts up here, captain. can you tell us any more? not really. when do you plan to beam back up, captain? i... think we'll spend the night here, mr. spock. no! no. no. no. and you will continue to check in every 4 hours? affirmative. kirk out. no! no. your captain. no! no! don't let him stay! don't let him stay! do

and, of course, mr. spock. i take full responsibility... i take full-- nothing ever changes, except man. improve a mechanical device and you may double productivity. but improve man... and you gain a thououndfold. i am such a man. join me. i'll treat you well. i need your training to operate a vessel this complex. where is captain kirk? i see now i made one serious error. you are the communications officer? i should have realized that suffocating together on the bridge would create heroic camaraderie among you. but it is quite a different thing to sit by and watch it happening to someone else. engage the viewing screen. i'm sure you recognize decompressio n chamber here, doctor... if you join me, mr. spock, i will save his life. my vessel was useless. i need you and yours to select a colony planet, one with a population willing to be led by us. a starship would make that most simple, wouldn't it? each of you in t tn will go in there... die while the others watch. khan. there's no reason i must watch this, is there? if any one of you joins m

what is this, mr. sulu? mr. spock has orders to kill you, captain. apparently. you will also appear to have killed him... after a fierce battle. regrettable, but it will leave me in command. ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? take a good look around... ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ?put a little love in your heart.? million dollars captain, we have barely got 10 minutes! let's go, bones. i can't let him die, jim. look, you get down to the transporter room, make sure it's clear. i'll be there in five minutes. no longer. i guarantee it. our minds are merging, doctor. our minds are one. i feel what you feel. i know what you know. a friend. activate the transporter. you saved us back at sick bay with the tantalus field. take me with you. i can't. i'm sorry. our power is balanced for four. there's no guarantee that we'll make it with five. all could die. but there are only three of you. one is coming. i'd help you if i could, marlena. believe that. if you kill u

yes, we...did, mr. spock. i think we did. indeed we did, mr. spock. most illogical. >> they are looking for the future way sense of hopefulness >>> the voting is over. the results are in. now, the calls for unity have begun but first, some voter tell us they need to process and need to process what happened. it is what everyone about today. the results of decision 2016. thank you for joining us. i'm deborah morgan. >> i'm david crabtree. some people sacrificed sleep to watch the election returns. others weak up this morning and quickly reached for their phones or to turn on the television or maybe their tablets because they wanted to learn how the votes actually fell into place. donald trump did win 279 electoral votes to become the president-elect. he needed 270. however, it appears he is going

but only a machine, mr. spock. the original landru programmed it with all his knowledge, but he couldn't give it his wisdom, soul, mr. spock. predictably metaphysical. i prefer the concrete, the graspable, the provable. you would make a splendid computer, mr. spock. that is very kind of you, captain. captain... mr. lindstrom from the surface. yes, lindstrom. just wanted to say goodbye, captain. how's it going? couldn't be better. already this morning, we've had half a dozen domestic quarrels and two genuine knock-down drag-outs. it may not be paradise, but it's certainly human. how often mankind has wished for a world as peaceful and secure as the one landru provided. yes. and we never got it. will those do to our waterways long termment we'll show you how research -- researchers arrest trying to answer that question next at 6:00 >>> the county board of elects voted today that the general counsel for the state republican party will have chance to explain why he believes the county should recount tens of thousands o

[beeping] spock to "enterprise." come in. mr. scott, it's mr. spock. scotty here, mr. spock. go ahead. is the ship all right? we've been through a bit, but we're all right now. the captain is overdue. we've suffered no casualties among us. this is important-- under no circumstances shall anyone beam down from the "enterprise." they'd be killed the moment they arrived. that ties it. that popinjay fox went down a couple of minutes ago. the ambassador. i knew it had a rotten ring to it. orbit out to maximum phaser range and stand by for further orders. what are you going to do, mr. spock? find the ambassador and the captain. yeoman tamura, you stay here and prevent this young lady from immolating herself. knock her down and sit on her if necessary. this is a killing situation. do what you must to protect yourself. clear? yes, sir. what are you doing? i'm a representative of the united federation of planets! a special representative! get in line. spock! please, mr. fox. ladies and gentlemen, please move quickly away from the chamber, or you may be injured. [beeping] what are you

veer 40 degrees to starboard, mr. sulu. 40 degrees. sulu! mr. spock, they're gone! emergency! put in reverse power! the final frontier. of the starship enterprise. its five-year mission-- to explore strarae new worlds... to seek out new life and new civilizations... to boldly go ship's log-- star date 2124.5. rst officer spock we are orbiting the lone unrecorded planet in the star desert. for four hours, we have made every possible instrument sweep, but captain kirk and helmsman sulu rein unaccounted for. i have placed the ship on red alert. we've searched again from stem to stern. if they're not down on that planet, they're nowhere. no sign of human life onon the surface, sir. unless the instruments aren't functioning. function is normal. continue censorious sweeps. lieutenant uhura, have you checked all wave bandsds with due respect, sir, request permission to transport to the surface immediately and carry out search. i second desalle's request. what a a we waiting for? the decision will be mine, doctor. i have the responsibility for your safety. mr. jaeger, describe your ge

mr. spock. we can't avoid these areas of turbulence. i believe we'll have them plotted in a few more orbits, captain. sick bay, to bridge. switching to manual, captain. we maintain this orbit? mr. spock? we're actually passing through ripples in time. maintain orbit. open the channel to star fleet command. yes, sir. precautionary measure, lieutenant. broadcast to star fleet command my past week's log entry, starting with the unusual readings on the instruments and how they led us here. inform star fleet command that apparently... something or someone down on this planet... bones. can affect changes in time, causing turbulent waves of space displacement. some heart flutter. better risk a few drops of cordruzine. tricky stuff. are you sure you want to risk-- [hiss] you were about to make a medical comment, jim? who, me, doctor? mr. spock? all plotted but one, captain. coming up on it now. seems to be fairly heavy displacement. [hiss] bones! back to your positions. the hypo, captain. it was set for cordruzine. empty. communications, emerge

never mind, mr. spock. the engines! engine room to bridge. ey're buckling! bridge! mr. scott is still with us. captain. starfleet control calling "enterprise." come in, "enterprise." open a channel, uhura. frequency open, sir. starfleet control, this is the "enterprise." computer: record ship arrival, dear. "enterprise," this is starfleet control. come in, please. starfleet control, repeating message. the "enterprise" is home. her son and a teacher. wral found out that the teacher is still teaching. >>> should a teacher ever text a student about relationships, love. what about at all hours of the day and night? an upset mother of a middle school student contacted wral disgusted about a case she says crossed the line and slipped through the system. thank you for joining us. i'm deborah morgan. >> reporter: i'm david crabtree. monica laliberte got answers and action. >> reporter: the text messages number in the hundreds sent over roughly three months. they include talk of love, relationships.

mr. spock and i will be all right. mr. spock, let's you and i you'd think they had people beaming down every day. yes. curious lack of interest. notice the ruins in the distance, captain. quite large. yes. a fortress, perhaps. a castle. whatever it is, it would seem to be inconsistent with the reports we've been given on this culture. welcome. reception committee? seems so. you are our visitors. welcome. welcome. i am ayelborne. i am captain james t. kirk of the starship enterprise, representing the united federation of planets. you're most welcome, my friend. i would like to speak to someone in authority. we...we don't have anybody in authority, but i am the chairman of the council of elders. perhaps i would do. you people are in great danger. is there someplace we can go and talk? oh, yes. our council chambers are nearby. please. on't mind, i should like to wander about the village and make some studies. of course, my friend. our village is yours. captain. gentlemen, my government has informed me against the federation.

[intercom whistles] mr. spock here. we're intercepting a follow-up message, sir. "11 survivors from crash. "gravity and oxygen within limits. "food and water obtainable, but unless..." the message faded at that point, sir. address inner craft. system open. this is the captain. our destination is the talos stargroup. our time warp, factor 7. course computed and on the screen. all decks have acknowledged, sir. engage. screen off. mr. spock, i'm truly amazed at your technical prowess in somehow manufacturing all this. i congratulate you on your imagination. but this is a court of space law, please tell the court this is not imagination, nor some clever photographic record. are we seeing the actual events of 13 years ago? yes, gentlemen, on that screen, as it happened, the incredible experience of captain christopher pike on talos iv. if, after witnessing this, the court wishes to turn this vessel back, i will release this ship to manual control. you're in no position to bargain. this is ridiculous. abducted captain pike. w

oh, i know you, mr. spock. you've never voiced it, thought that logic was the best basis on which to build command. am i right? i am a logical man, doctor. it'll take more than logic to get us out of this. perhaps, doctor, but i know of no better way to begin. i realize that command does have its fascinations, even under circumstances such as these, but i neither enjoy the idea of command, nor am i frightened of it. it simply exists. and i will do whatever logically needs to be done. excuse me. in what way? and if we ever hope to make orbit, we'll have to lighten our load by at least 500 pounun. the weight of three grown m m. aye, you could put it that way. or the equivalent weight in equipment. dr. mccoy, with very few exceptions, we use virtually every piece of equipment aboard this craft in attaining orbit. there's very little excess weight, except among the passengers. you mean three of us must stay behind. unless the situation changes radically, yes. as commanding officer, the choice will be mine. you woul

you don't find this unexpected, mr. spock? no. it simply means that trelane knows all of the earth forms, but none of the substance. and if he's fallible, he can't be all-powerful, which means he has something helping him. evidently. a machine? a device? something which does these things for him. [music continues] ah, my dear, don't we make a graceful pair? except for one small detail-- that dress hardly matches this charming scene. ah, yes, that's more what we want-- that mirror... it's part of his audience, his ego. he never wanders from it. is it ego? or something else? explain. the mirror... what about it? you noted yourself, he never gets very far away from it. i suppose it could be vanity. no, no, mr. spock, that's not the reason. what kind of a machine could do these things? a machine with the ability to turn energy into matter guided by thought waves. it would have a very complex memory bank. it would be extremely sophisticated. like a computer, only much more. could the machine that maintains the environment in this immed

spock here. computer indicates 170 hours, mr. spock. verified, captain. captain's log, supplement-- this is the second day of the seven left to us. we've found nothing. enterprise is standing by with labs and computers ready to assist us. there's no data, no stopping point. i think i've found it. janice, take miri for a walk. only one half intact. do you know what they were up to? more or less. the idea was to create a new series of diseases-- a chain reaction of viruses meant essentially to extend the life of the human cell immeasurably. unfortunately, they weren't successful. we've seen the results. you two will have to recreate their thinking. if you can isolate that virus, we'll be able to develop a vaccine. is that all, captain? we have five days, you know. i know. [children's voices] ? nyah yah yah-yah yah the children. ? nyah yah yah-yah yah ? nyah yah yah-yah yah ? nyah yah yah-yah yah anything? no, nothing. and you? [grate closes] communicators, captain... they're gone. jim, we've absolutely got to have those communicators. without them, we don't

stand by, mr. spock.

mr. spock. [communicator beeps] ock here. here are those figures you asked for. 12 to the 10th power. metabolic rate--72%. production of nucleic acids reduced to 33% of normal. conventional chronological progression--100 x 3.6. acknowledged, lieutenant. see if you can find anything outside. hey...clean up that desk for me, will you? all right, jim. according to their life prolongation plan, what they thought they were accomplishing, a person would age only one month for every 100 years of real time. 100 years and only one month? exactly, yeoman. evidently through some miscalculation, this virus annihilated the entire adult population in a very short period, leaving only the children. but that means these children... could very well be immensely old. that would certainly answer the question of what happened to their parents. answers it very well. children who never age... eternal childhood, filled with play... no responsibilities. n. it might not turn out to be very pretty. a few days ago or a week ago that creature that attac

[dog barking] mr. spock, can we get those 2 guards? what would you say the odds are on our getting out of here? difficult to be precise, captain. i should say approximately 7,824.7 to one. difficult to be precise? 7,824 to one? 7,824.7 to one. i endeavor to be accurate. you do quite well. set your phaser on stun. we're after the top dog, not the members of the pack. very good. but if the situation calls for it, we kill. is that clear? clear, captain. i'll take the one on the left. it has begun. very well. it will be hard. prepare yourselves. no results, commandede nothing? i cannot understand these people. they know what death is, don't they? they do not seem to be worried about anything. bad enough to be a military governor, very well, lieutenant. round up 200 more. yes, sir. fools! will i have to kill them all? if you don't tell me what i want to know, yes, that's clear. is kor's office down there? yes. what about the hostages? talk. talk. i am to gather 200 more. to be kikied? yes. mr. spock. uh! well, what are the odds now? less th

spock: captain. yes, mr. spock. getting strange readings from the planet's surface, captain. some sort of power field down there. specify. highly sophisticated type of energy draining our power and increasing. beginning to affect our communications. can you pinpoint the source? patterns would indicate some sort of industrial activity. keep me posted, mr. spock. we'll continue our investigation down here. dr. mccoy: feeling better? barrows: a little, but i wouldn't want to be alone here. why not? this is a beautiful place. a little strange, i'll admit. that's just it. it's almost too beautiful. i was thinking, even before my tunic was torn, that in a place like this, a girl should be... oh, let's see now, a girl should be dressed like a fairy-tale princess with lots of floaty stuff and a tall hat with a veil. you'd have whole armies of don juans to fight off... and me, too. look at me, doctor-- a lady to be protected and fought for. a princess of the blood royale. you are all of those things... and many more. they'll look even lovelier with you wearing them. doctor... i'm afra

mr. spock, i haven't done anything like this in years. if it isn't done just right, i could blow the entire communications system. it's very delicate work, sir. i can think no one better equipped to handle it, miss uhura. please proceed. yes, sir... right away. progress, mr. sulu? sectors 1 through 25 charted and examined. no chance at all of power originating in those areas. continue the search. aye, sir. 14-b by 26 indexed. mr. kyle. yes, sir. we're unable to break completely loose from this force field, but we might be able to punch some holes through it. what for? to shoot through. it might also relieve lieutenant uhura's communications problem. take these equations to the nuclear electronics lab. of negating the force field in selected areas. now, it might be done by generating a strong pinpoint charge of m-rays on some of these selected wavelengths and tying them in with the combined output of all our engines. right away, sir. come here! i know you're trying to escape me. it's useless. ing you do. i tried to be compassionate toward

you all right, mr. spock? yes, very well. thank you, captain. and you, mr. stiles? i'm alive, sir, but i wouldn't be. of the phaser room. d after i-- i saved a trained navigator so that he could return to duty. i am capable of no other feelings in such matters. how many men did we lose, bones? only one... tomlinson, the boy who was going to get married this morning. his fiancee's at the chapel now. it never makes any sense. you both have to know that there wawa a reaso. here in the triangle. wrul knauss at 6:00 starts right now -- wral news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> we are tracking breaking news at this hour. two appeals are under way right now to extend voting in durham county. one. those hearings is inside the state board of elections where a teleconference will begin at any minute. the other is in the where a hearing is under way. the battle over voting problems in durham has moved into the courts. we thank you for joining usment i'm david crabtree. >> i'm deborah morganment a jump is hearing an emergency lawsuit tonight filed by voting rights group democracy

and that irritatat you, mr. spock. irritation? yeah. my a alogies, mr. spock. you suspect some danger in them? insufficient facts always invite danger, captain. well, i'd better get some facts. rig for towing. aye-aye, sir. make course for starbase 12. aye, sir. that will be all. bones? but my compliments. not that good. there's something inside this man that refuses to accept death. now, look at that-- even as he is now, his heart valve action hahatwice the power of yours and mine, lung efficiency 50% better. was all about. i'd estimate he could lift us both with one arm. doctor, will he live? it appears he will, lieutenant. i'd like to talk to you. if i were to rate your performance as a member of the landing party today-- lieutenant, at any one time, the safety of this entire vessel might depend on the performance of a single crewman aboard, and the fact that you find a man strangely compelling to you personally-- not personally, captain. professionally. my profession is historian, and to find a specimen from the past alive-- i mean, the sheer delight of exa

mr. spock, speed of those bolts. then we can't outrun them. source, spock. unknown, captain. nothing within sensor range. something now, captain. very small. bearinin- 123 degrees. mark--18. range-- 90,000 kilometers. that's our target, mr. sulu. prepare photon torpedo. shields still holding, sir, but the drain on the engines is reaching the critical point. rp maneuvering power. switching to impulse. photon torpedoes armed, sir. has the target changed location, mr. spock? no, sir. holding steady. ready photon torpedo number 2, mr. sulu. ready, sir. firere torpedo away. no effecec target absorbed full energy of our torpedo. absorbed it? there must be damage to your instruments, spock . they're in good working order, captain. but what could have absorbed that much energy and survived? lieutenant, try to make contact. aye, sir. sir, they've fired another. can we take it, mr. scott? that's problematical, sir. captain, shields arardown. we cannot survive another hit. anything, lieutenant? i'm trying, sir. translator computer. all hailing frequencies open. aye, sir. all hailing fre

an ancient earth legend, mr. spock. a changeling was a fairy chilil that was left in place of a human baby. the changeling assumed the identity of the human child. so... it is to sterilize, the power and the sosoistication to do it. yes, it's powerful, it's sophisticated, but it's not infallible. it's...space-happy. it thinks i'm its... mother. and that is the only thing that has saved us until now. yes. notify the captain. what are you doing here? watch your panels, everyone. watch that polymass. roger... help with the interfactor. leave that alone. this primitive matter/antimatter propulsion system is the main drive? aye. inefficiency exists in the antimatter input vavae. i will effect repair. [electric humming] how are you doing that? the energy release controls are also most inefficient. i shall effect repair. warp eight, mr. scott, and increasing. cut your circuits-- all of them. it can warp 10, mr. scott. 't go that fast. it just won't stop, mr. scott. warp 11! nomad, stop what you're doing. scotty. is there a pro

what is it, mr. spock? mostly strong power generations, captain, near here, but radiating in all directions. he'll be coming around soon, captain. he must not. he's been absorbed. absorbed? the body absorbs its enemies. it only kills when it has to. when the first archons came, they were free, out of control, re absorbed. when he regains consciousness, landru will find us through him, and if the others come-- what others? those like you and me, who resist landru. an underground? how are you organized? in threes-- myself, tamar, who's dead now, and one other. who? i don't know. tamar was my contact. give me a decision, captain. he's coming out of it. he must not regain consciousness. he'll destroy us all. he's of the body. give him a shot. keep him asleep. reger... i want some answers. ful, how do you survive? i don't know, captain. some of us escaped the directives. not many, but a few. it was that way when the first archons came. the archons... tell me about them. they had invaded the body, but they resist

check our course ahead, mr. spock. a comet, magnitude 7, dead ahead, and the intruder changing course toward it. comet icarus-4. composition? quite ordinary. an ionized mass, a trail of frozen vapor particles. and when an object passes throughght, even an invisible object... it leaves a visible trail. ah! lemen. prepare to attack. all hands--battle stations. [alert blaring] i hope we won't need your services, bones. amen to that. s? all stations manned, captain. phaser weapons energizeze set for proximity blast. intruder now bearing directly for comet's tail. plot his exact point of entry, mr. stiles. computed. on the board, sir. the moment he e gins entering the comet's tail, he becomes visible. we'll swing around the other side and catch him at that moment. acknowledged, captain. he's maintaining that bearing, captain. how pleasing to the eye it is. behold a marvel in the darkness. you spokeeof entrapment. its many particles will obscure their seseing device, centurion. we enter it, commander. once fully obscured, at

what's its mass, mr. spock? must be a mile in diameter. 5,000 meters away and it still fills the screen. reduce image. let me see all of it. magnification 2.5, sir. magnification 18.5, sir. ship to ship. hailing frequencies open, sir. this is the united earth ship enterprise. what is it, mr. bailey? a message... coming over my navigation beam. pick it up. switching, sir. ...and trespassed into our star systems. this is balok, flagship fesarius of the first federation. your vessel, obviously the product of a primitive and savage civilization, ving ignored a warning buoy and having then destroyed it, ntion is not peaceful. wewere now considering the disposition of your ship and the life aboard. ship to ship. hailing frequencies open, sir. this is the captain of the enterprise speaking. the warning nature of your space buoy was unknown to us. our vessel was blockeded and when we attempted to disengage-- everywhere-- our electrical systems, our enennes-- no further communication will be accepted. if there is the sli

what have we got, mr. spock? a magnetic effect which produces a winking-ououphenomenon, a mysterious, unidentified source of radiation on the planet, lazarus, a walking powder keg, your rip inin the universe, manoid-- true, captain, but more significant to me is the fact that our ship's instruments are specifically designed to locate and identify any object in our universe, be it energy or matter. but by using those instruments, you were unable to identify the source of the radiation. correct... which would seem to be impossible. are the instruments in order? perfect working condition. the source of radiation is not from our universe. nor in our universe, captain. it came from outside. outside... yes... that would explain a lot. another universe... perhaps in another dimension... occupying the same space at the same time. a parallel universe has been scientifically conceded, captain. all right. what would happen if... another universe, say a minus universe, came into contact with a positive universe such as ours?

mr. spock. incredible, captain. what was that? what my instruments read is totally unbelievable, captain. twice, for a split second each time, seemed on the verge of winking out. i want facts, not poetry. i have given you the fafas, captain. the entire magnetic field in this solar system simply blinked. the e anet below, the mass of which we're measuring, attained zero gravity. that's impossible. what you're describing... is nonexistence. all stations to immediate alert status. stand by. captain, scanners now report a life object on the planet's surface below. you u st did a complete life survey 5 minutes ago. how is it you're just picking it up now? inexplicable, captain. this reading began at approximately theheoment that the pulsation phenomenon began to subside. well, what is it, this object? its physical makeup? a living being. body temperature 98.5 fahrenheit. it is apparently human, captain. and its appearance coincided with this cosmic winking out? almost to the second. explanation? none. speculation. could this being prpr

aren't you getting a little out of line, mr. spock? my personal business-- it's my personal business when it might interfere with the smooth operation of this ship. you think that happened? it could happen. i don't like anyone meddling in my private affairs, not even my second in command. jim, spock's simply trying-- i know what he's trying to do and i don't like it. it's his job and you know it. and you also know... that nothing is proven. even in this corner of the galaxy, captain almost certainly an attempt will be made to kill you. why do you invite death? i'm not. i'm interest in justice. are you? are you sure it's not vengeance? no, i'm not sure. i wish i was. i've done things i've never done before. i've placed my command in jeopardy. from here on, i've got to determine he is. you sound certain. i wish i could be. before i accuse a man of that, i've got to be. i saw him once, 20 years ago. men change. memory changes. look at him now-- he's an actor. he'll change his appearance. no. logic is not enough. i've got to feel my way. m

could that someone be mr. spock? jim, forgetting how well we both know spock, the simple fact that he's a vulcan means he's incapable of telling a lie. he's also half human. and that half is completely submerged. would completely embarrass him. someone's interfering with my command and my ship. i don't know who it is, but i mean to find out. even you! if i thought you had the technical know-how, i'd suspect you. but you don't. spock does. he would not make a false entry! there's a false entry in the log right now which doesn't jibe with the established facts. how do you explain that? i can't. but to question spock, of all people! me, yes. i could run off half-cocked given a good reason. so could you, but not spock. that's impossible. dr. mccoy, report to transporter control. mccoy here. you're needed aboard the enterprise, doctor. medical emergency. well, what is it? sickness, injury... how bad is it? that's all we have on it, doctor. just needed aboard.

mr. spock?

i can't-- if mr. spock says that he needs the tools and that they'd be returned tomorrow morning, you can bet your reputation on that, on one condition... walk me home? i still have a few questions i'd like to ask about you two. oh, and don't give me that "questions about little old us?" look. you know as well as i do how out of place you two are around here. interesting. where would you estimate we belong, miss keeler? you? e, as if you've always been there and always will. and you... you belong... in another place. i don't know where or how. i'll figure it out eventually. i'll finish with the furnace. "captain"? ? though i'm not beside you ? good night, sweetheart ? still, my love will guide you... ? were you in the war together? we served together. and you don't want to talk about it? why? i-- did you--did you do something wrong? are you afraid of something? whatever it is, let me help. "let me help." a hundred years or so from now, i believe, a famous novelist will write a classic using that theme

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hundds of light years from earth, mr. spock. no colonies or vessels out this far. measuring the planet now, captain. it's spheroid-shaped. circumference-- 24,874 miles. mass--6 times 10 to the 21st power tons.

forward readings, mr. spock. gravimetric readinin- no significant change, zero space density. ahead warp factor 3, mr. sulu. pplies. we'll get across this void in a hurry. void, stardust-- the word conjures up pictures of dunes, oases, mirages... sunlig, palm trees. we're 900 light years from that kind of desert, bones. the precise meaning of the word desert is a waterless, barren wasteland. i fail to understand your romantic nostalgia for such a place. it doesn't surprise me, mpock.

evaluation, mr. spock. as i speculated, captain, the overall pattern of mass insanity destroying civilizations follows an almost straight line through this section of the galaxy. over here the beta portilin system-- the ancient civilizations. archaeologists have given us information

captain to shuttlecraftgalileo-- stand by, mr. spock. i remind you, captain, to get those emergen i'm entirely opposed to this delay. cy medical supplies to mockus 3 in time for their transfer to the new paris colony. no problem, commissioner.

just let me give this to mr. spock. bones... could you get that excited over a cup of coffee? well, even from here i can tell his pulse rate's up. gentlemen.