spock... spock... spock... come out of it. i found the unit in there. it's in pretty good shape. i also found about a million of these... silicon nodules. they're eggs, aren't they? yes, captain, eggs... and about to hatch. miners must have broken into the hatchery. their operations destroyed thousands. no wonder. there. they're coming. all right! all right, let's go! come on. how are you doing, doc? i'll let you know. no, don't fire. kill it! first man that fires is dead. that thing has killed 50 of my men. you've killed thousands of her children. what? those round silicon nodules you've been collecting and destroying? they're her eggs. tell them, mr. spock. there have been many generations of horta on this planet. every 50,000 years, the entire race dies, all but one, like this one, but the eggs live. she cares for them... protects them. and when they hatch, she is the mother to them, thousands of them. this creature here is the mother of her race. the horta is intelligent... peaceful... mild. she had no objection to sharing this planet with you, till you broke into her nursery

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 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. mcco

spock? yes. in essence it can be done-- a string of satellites around the planet with burning trimagnesite and tritium. put our specimen in it. but i don't-- good. let's get on it. your figures are, of course, accurate. of course. the light of the sun at the proximity where the denevan declared himself free if this works, the satellites we orbit will produce light of such intensity that even someone in a closed, darkened area will be affected by it. ready, doctor. put on your masks. it worked! we can do it. what's the matter, jim? we can do it! it worked. in a lab. with the creature exposed to everything we can give it. but what about the people who are infected? maybe trial-- maybe? there's no time for maybes, bones. we need to know now. but i'd have to put a-- yes, we'd have to put someone who's infected under that light. do you have any idea of the risk? we have to duplicate the conditions on the planet. and spock... spock: captain. you'll need a host for the next step in the test. i am the lo

spock. captain. there's really something i don't understand about all of this, and maybe you can explain it to me, logically, of course. when you jettisoned the fuel and you ignited it, you knew that there was virtually no chance of it being seen, and yet you did it anyhow. to be an act of desperation. quite correct, captain. now, we all know, and i'm sure the doctor would agree with me that desperation is a highly emotional state of mind. how does your well-known logic explain that? quite simply, captain. i examined the problem from all anglele and it was plainly hopeless. logic informed me that under the circumstances, the only possible action would have to be one of desperation. i see. you mean you reasoned that it was time for an emotional outburst. well, i... wouldn't put it in exactly those terms, captain, but... those are essentially the facts. you're not going to admit that for the first time in your life, you committed a purely human, emotional act? no, sir. [kirk laughing] mr. spock, you're

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

spock's hands. let's drink a toast to spock-- the only man aboard with the decency to warn you, and he'll die for it. you'll never find another man like him. i don't intend to kill him. are you going to act against the halkans before the deadline? no. but i'll avoid killing spock. just get him out of the way, he and his men. i'll get out of his way. shall i activate the tantalus field? s. i hate this thing. it's not that bad. of course not. it made you captain. how many enemies have you simply wiped out of existence by the touch of a button? 50, 100? now, i always thought that was funny-- the great, powerful captain kirk who owes everything to some unknown alien scientist and a plundered laboratory. well, if you don't take advantage of your opportunities... you don't rise to the command of a starship... or even higher. that magnificent mind of his. i press it and he dies. now-- you really mean it. it doesn't matter. if spock fails his order, he'll be killed anyway. i'll see to it that the circumstan

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

spock: verified. scanners report some type of craft approaching from below us-- we're tracking both you and the ufo. i have him on my screen. following. mr. sulu, can you gain altitude faster? i want to outdistance him. picking up, sir. she's just slow in responding. blackjack, this is bluejay 4, ufo is picking up speed and climbing. i'm going in closer. visual contact. i can see it now. whatever this thing is, it's big. two cylindrical projections on top, one below. purpose undetermined. we have two flights scrambled and on the way. they should rendezvous in your sector in two minutes. it won't be here. and attempt to force him to land. we want it brought down or at least disabled until the other planes arrive. bluejay 4: acknowledged. closing on target. positive identification, captain. aircraft is an interceptor, equipped with missiles and possibly armed with nuclear warheads. if he hits us with one, he might damage us severely, perhaps beyond our capacity to repair under current circumstances. sco

spock here. report on magnetic storm, mr. spock. standard ion type, captain, but quite violent and... and unpredictable. rough ride? if we stay. stand by to beam up landing party. plot an extended orbit to clear disturbance. kirk out. comply, mr. sulu. aye, sir. when may we resume discussion? the council will meditate further, [thunder] captain. you do have the might to force the crystals from us, of course. but we won't. consider that. "enterprise." transporter room, energize. trouble, sir. k was right. it was a rough trip. at norm, mr. kyle. controls at neutral. yes, sir. , captain? mr. sulu, you will program phaser barrage on halkan cities. sulu on intercom: yes, mr. spock. their military capability, captain? none. regrettable that this society has chosen suicide. mr. kyle, you were instructed to compensate but i tried to-- carelessness with the equipment cannot be tolerated. but, mr. spock, they were trapped-- your agonizer. no, mr. spock. your agonizer, please. no, mr. spock! i tried. i really tried. [buzz] ohh! space-- the fin

first officer spock recording. due to an unfortunate accident, your surprise package is an air police sergeant from the base. i want you to keep him in the transporter room. no use in letting him see more of the ship than is necessary. i don't believe there'll be trouble in that respect, captain. our guest seems quite satisfied to remain where he is. kirk out. what was the chronometer reading when we first sighted christopher's jet? 5:30 in that time zone-- maybe a little after. put it at the end of these tapes, will you? photo lab. let's see. that's it. that's all of them. signal mr. spock that we're almost ready to beam up. i'll make a check of the files just in case. all right. where's the other one? what other one? your partner. i saw you looking that way, and i saw somebody move in there. no, no, no. just me. besides, could anyone get out of here without your seeing them? your decision to beam up was quite correct, mr. sulu. [intercom whistles] scott: engine room to mr. spock. spock here. we've completed reene

spock. spock! nomad! you're in contact with the unit spock. stop! stop! acknowledged. spock. spock! fascinating, captain. the knowledge. the depth. what does it mean-- "we are nomad"? it was, um... it was--it was damaged in deep space. undoubtedly, the meteor collision. its memory banks were destroyed, the other was an alien probe of great power. somehow they...merged, repaired each other, became one. then it isn't nomad? not the nomad we lost from earth. er a new directive to replace its own. the other was originally programmed to secure and sterilize soil samples from other planets... probably as a prelude to colonization. a changeling. i beg your pardon? 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

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

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

[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

spock's contaminating this boy, jim. are you suggesting that he--apollo-- taps a flow of energy and channels it through his body? mr. chekov, i think you've earned your pay for the week. but where is the source of that power? number one on our list of things to do. is that all you have to offer? yes, except my estimation for his physical condition. in spite of apollo's bag of tricks, he comes up essentially normal with just a few variations. however, there's an extra organ in his chest that i can't even make a guess about.

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

spock: spock here. any changes? negative. whatever it is, it seems to want to just hold us here. any indication of danger from it? negative. captain out. all decks have reported green, mr. bailey. yes, sir. and d en the captain arrives, he'll expect a full report on-- the cube's range and position. i'll have it by then. raising my voice back there doesn't mean i wasascared or couldn't do my job. it means i happen to have a human thing called an adrenaline gland. hmm. it does sound most inconvenient, however. very funny. you try to cross brains with spock, he'll cut you to pieces every time. captain to bridge. spock here. any signs of life? negative. have you tried all hahaing frequencies? affirmative. no answer from the cube. have the department heads meet me on the bridge. already standing by. [beeping] reporting, sir. sensors show it is solid, but its composition is unknown to us. lieutenant uhura? hailing frequencies still open, sir. navigation. distance from us-- 1,593 meters, position constant. each of its edges measures 107 m mers. mass, a little under 11,000 metric tons. s

spock. wake up. mr. leslie. where's dr. mccoy? he was gone when i woke up, along with the other guard i should say they've been here and been removed. but where is "here"? evidently a maximum-security establishment. are you armed? all our phasers are gone. i checked. that's locked. ohh. oh, does my head ache. the natural result of being subjected to a hypersonic. oh. is that what it was? sound waves. stronger, they might have killed. as it was, they merely rendered us unconscious. enough analysis. let's think of a way to get out of here. what about the lawgivers' inability to cope with the unexpected? you shouldn't depend on that happening again, captain. in a society as well organized as this one seems to be, interesting, however-- their reaction to your defiance was remarkably similar to the reaction of a computer when fed insufficient or contradictory data. are you suggesting that the lawgivers are mere computers, that... they aren't human? quite human, captain. it's simply that all the f

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

spock: as i stated, gentlemen, this was 13 years ago. we were on routine patrol at first, we were not certain what it was. it's coming at the speed of light. collision course. the meteorite beam has not deflected it, captain. evasive maneuver, sir? it's a radio wave, sir. we're passing through an old-style distress signal. they were keyed to cause interference and attract attention this way. a ship in trouble making a forced landing, sir. that's it. no other message. i have a fix. it comes from the talos stargroup. we've no ships or earth colonies that far out. their call letters check with a survey expedition. s.s. columbia disappeared in that region approximately 18 years ago. it would take that long for a radio beam to travel from there to here. records show the talos group has never been explored. solar system similar to earth. 11 planets. number iv seems to be class "m"-- oxygen atmosphere. then they could still be alive, even after 18 years. if they survived the crash. we'll continue on to the vega colony, take care of our own sick

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, federation prisoners have escaped. they are to be found. they are armed. calculate orbit of starcruiser now circling. stand by to fire full power. computer: councilman, planetary disruptor banks locked onto target. standing by. in 10 seconds, open fire. destroy the starcruiser. you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras /tv and never go to the p

spock. acknowledged. proaching ion storm, sir. warp factor 1, mr. hanson. warp 1, sir. reverse. stop. go forward with magnification on the panel. freeze that. captain kirk is now signaling a yellow alert. go forward, normal view. call from the pod, sir. n readings in progress. make it fast, ben. i may have to go to red alert. affirmative. hold your course, mr. hanson. aye, aye, sir. natural vibrations, force 2, captain. force 3. engineering, then ion pod. aye, aye, sir. engineering. 1/3 more thrust. working. [finney] ion pod. aye, aye, sisi force 5, sir. steady as she goes, mr. hanson. freeze that! if the court will notice, the log plainly shows the defendant's finger pressing the jettison button. the condndion signal reads yellow alert, not red alert, but simply yellow alert. when the pod was jettisoned, the emergency did not as yet exist. but that's not the way it happened. [ boomer ] imagine what you wear every day actually making your body feel better... making your whole day better. hi,

spock here, captain. we've pinpointed a power source on the planet's surface which seems to have something to do with the force field. here a structure of some sort near you? there is indeed, mr. spock. the power emanates from there. very good. how are you doing on the force field? we can negate sections of it, creating openings through which we can fire our phaser banks. well, that ought to do it. have mr. sulu lock all phaser banks onto the structure. fire on my order only. and cut it fine. we'll be standing nearby. captain, i would recommend a discreet distance. i'd love to oblige you, mr. spock but we're not all together. the source of his power, i want to know where he is when we attack it. bones, do you think that mysterious organ in apollo's chest could have something to do with the transmission of energy? it doesn't serve any other purpose i know of. captain, we've got to wait until carolyn comes back before we fire on the temple. we don't know what would happen to her if he were suddenly attacked

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.

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

science officer spock reporting for captain kirk. we've completed 14th orbit of this planet without establishing contact with our missing officers or the party sent to find them. sub space communications remain blocked. however, by diverting impulse power through our sensor we have made them operable. ay, it's there, mr. spock. peaceful as earth, but how do you explain it? i don't, mr. scott. it simply exists. artificial, perhaps, or a freak of nature. but the fact remains that life can exist in that area. ay, it could. but it couldn't move around much. apply a fine tuning on our sensors. locate any life forms on that stable area. even if we find any, it doesn't follow that it would be our people. affirmative. but if the captain is down there and alive, that's where he'll have to be. we'll attempt to transport up any living beings our sensors detect. shooting in the dark, mr. spark? or stand by and do nothing, mr. scott. and this, of course, is an array of your battleflags and pennants, dating back to the crusades, to hannibal's inva

[spock] captain, we're receiving you. beam me up, mr. spock. we're free to go. warping down, captain. our warp factor--4. approach channels clear, captain. colony beta 6 clears us for normal approach, sir. normal orbit approach procedures, mr. sulu. captain. mr. spock, still thinking about trelane, is that it? for the record, captain, how do we describe him-- pure mentality, force of intellect, embodied energy, superbeing? he must be classified, sir. then a small boy, and a very naughty one at that. it will make a strange entry in the library banks. then he was a very strange small boy. on the other hand, he was probably doing things comparable to the same mischievous pranks you played when you were a boy. mischievous pranks, captain? yes-- dipping little girls' curls in inkwells, stealing apples from the neighbors' trees, tying cans on-- i should have known better. wral news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> losing is never easy. after a year of polarizing ads and divisive language, america is still feeling the effects of decision can you not turn off your opinions

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

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 me, any one... i'll let him live. it's so useless! [beep beep] we've lost the channel. how do i regain picture? it does not matter. the captain is dead. take mr. spock next. khan said to watch him very closely. captain, i saved your life. now please don't kill him. surpririd to see you, captain, though pleased. i'm a little pleased myself. situation? khan is holding our staff in the briefing room. his men have control of the ship. at the bridge. there's a relay junction down the corridor. gas all decks but this one. you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? mail letters, ship packages, all th

spock, life and death are seldom logical. ide to make a further examination of the hull in the event we've overlooked any minor damage. if any minor damage was overlooked it was when they put his head together. not his head, mr. boma. his heart. his heart. [thrumming] what is it? i--i don't know. it's from up there. no, no, it's from back there. it's everywhere. it's allllround us! [growling] aah! come on, boma. [roar] it was something huge, terrible. it. did you see what it was? vaguely. it was like a giant ape. poor later. quick for him. wel get f all right. nothing there. i tell you, there was. i don't doubt your word. well, there must be something. xxx point. sir? this, remarkable resemblance to the xxxx point discovered 1925, old world calendar, new mexico, north america. a bit more crude about the shaft, i believe. not very efficient. not very efficient? is that all you have t tsay? am i in error, mr. boma? you, error? impossible. then what, mr. bom there'a man lying there dead. e spears. what about latimer? my concern

when we leave here tomorrow morning, [bell tolling] spock. spock. lindstrom. doc. [woman screaming] it's all over now, tula. that's all right. quiet. excuse me. come on. it's all right. it's all over. he'll give her a shot. it'll calm her down. trust us. you didn't even try to bring her back. what kind of father are you? it's landru's will. what about landru? who is he? it is true then. you did not attend the festival last night. no. then you're not of the body. you couldn't be. she's asleep. are you... are you archons? what if we are? vers. we can take care of ourselves. landru will know. he will come. he is the one. he mocked the lawgivers. i heard him. no, hacom. it was a jest. the others, they were here, but they scorned the festival. i saw it. tamar, stand clear. i hear... and obey the voice of landru. you attacked the body. you will be absorbed. what do you mean, absorbed? there. you see? not of the body. you will be absorbed. the good is all. landru is gentle. you will come. ? ? if you're on medicare, remember, open enrollment is here. the time to choose you

spock. coordinates. locked in, sir. ready to beam down. dr. helen noel, captain. don't you remember? the science lab christmas party? yes, i remember. you dropped in-- yes, yes, i remember. problem, captain? mr. spock, you tell mccoy that she'd better check out as the best assistant i ever had. energize. in here i presume, doctor. perhaps it would be simpler if you called me helen, captain, since-- this is another time, another place, and another situation. well, of course, captain. elevator... and going down quite a ways. hello, captain kirk... and, uh... dr. helen noel. it's a pleasure to finally meet you, sir. thank you. thank you, captain. welcome to devil's island, doctor. perhaps you'll call me helen, doctor. with so many titles around, thank you. i believe regulations call for me to check my weapon. oh, no, that won't be necessary in your case, captain. just keep it out of sight. i know you people feel as naked without a weapon as we do without a medikit. [both laugh] a small toast. d

spock? i don't know. probably the little bugs or whatever they are have no appetite for green blood. being a red-blooded human obviously has its disadvantages. there you have a museum piece, doctor. ock, please. it is enough that it works. it spreads real fast. i know. when you're old, it covers you like anything. "intermediate experimentation report project "prolongation." "progress report-- genetics section, life prolongation project." that's what it was. life prolongation. didn't have much luck, did they? and a portable electronic microscope have been beamed down from the enterprise. they will be used in conjunction with computer banks on-board ship. tubular with extreme multiplicability. appear to have affinity for nucleic acids... this was 300 years ago, captain. all the adults are dead. only the children are left alive. but children become adults. at least... they have up to now. doctor? there are certain glandular changes which take place upon entering puberty, are there not? of course. it changes

cover, spock! back! shoot! shoot! oh! aah! oh! aah! aah! aah! what is it, spock? inexplicable, captain. extreme heat. not only the weapons, but the bodies as well. aah! we are terribly sorry but we cannot permit you to harm yourselves. what are you talking about? we have put a stop to your violence. you...are stopping t ts? you? all instruments of violence on this planet now radiate a temperature of 350 degrere. they are inoperative. my fleet! the same conditions exist on both starfleets. there will be no battle. ridiculous! i suggest you contact them. within range of your communications device. kirk to enterprise. come in. [sulu] captain... i--i can't explain it. we were just closing in on the klingon fleet when every control on our ship became too hot to handle. our power is gone. our phaser banks are dead. stand by, sulu. it's helpless. what have you done? as i stand here, i also stand upon ththhome planet of the klingon empire and the home planet of your federation, captain. i'm going to put a stop to this insane war. you're what? you're talking nonsense. it i

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

[spock] at the last moment, he must have-- guessed our move. hard aststboard, helm! hard astarboard. he did exactly what i would have done. i won't underestimate him again. now, fire blind. lay down a pattern. traverse pattern. all phasers fire! phaser one, fire. phaser two, fire! phaser two, fire. divert all power to weapons. phaser overload. control circuit burnout. it'll take time to correct, sir. full astern! emergency warp speed! do we have emergency warp? full power, sir. it's still overtaking us. if we can get one phaser working, sir, one shot would detotote it. navigation? in two minutes, sir. phasers, mr. spock? impossible, captain. feed this to the space recorder and jettison immediately. captain, should i continue log entry-- yeoman... yes, sir. 10 seconds to impact. captain... it's dissipating, sir. [stiles] it must have a range limit. 5... 4... 3... 2... 1... impact! limited range. phasers operational, captain. intruder bearing 111 mark 14. back to his old course. i wouldn't make that assumption. i don't think their captain will, either. intruder holding

give it to spock. that mr. spock could probably translate it for you, sir. i assume you're complimenting mr. spock on his ability to decodede i'm not sure, sir. well, here's one thing you can be sure of, mister-- leave any bigotry in your quarters. there's no room for it on the bridge. do i make myself clear? you do, sir. transmission has been cut off. i made a tape of it, sir. very well. [transmission playing] something visual ahead, captain, he's changing course, sir. stay with him, helm. turning, sir. we grow visible. attend the cloaking system. it consumes much power, commander, with no enemy to concern us. that earth outpost called to an earth vessel. now it follows us. which neither retreats nor grows near, which turns as we turnrn from a reflection. perhaps so, but my judgment prevails. cloaking system on, sir. it is good we approach the neutral zone. i know they are following. if an earth ship, why does he not attack? first study the enemy, seek weakness. if i were their commander, that is what i would do. my commander sent for decius. you've broron

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

spock! stay right there! spock! what is it? mccoy! he's-- no, jim! edith! [tires screech] aah! you deliberately stopped me, jim. i could have saved her. do you know what you just did? he knows, doctor. he knows. what happened, sir? e successful. time has resumed its shape. all is as it was before. many such journeys are possible. let me be your gateway. captain, the enterprise is up there. they're asking if we want to beam up. of fun today. the news at six starts right now. >>> we have been through the storm. you've got to go through the storm to get safe we can stand tall >> across the state are still setting tall and with gratitude hurricane matthew. thank you for joining us. >> happy thanksgiving to each of you. for families across the viewing area this day is especially meaningful. flooding from hurricane matthew ravaged homes and committees from the central to the coast. and many are still living in hotels or with relative >> bryan mims visited one hard- hit neighborhood where he found

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?

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 examining his mind. and men were mor

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

spock's baby books. you told them everything about feeding and disciplining. dr. spock said he should never spank your children. all generation of unspanked kids grew up. in 1955, jonas salk invented the spank your children. all generation of unspanked kids polio vaccine. he first determined the three strains of polio that were out there that were infecting millions of people around the world every year. most of those people were children. they were crippled by the disease and a guide. salk determine a way to make a vaccine using a killed virus. everyone was afraid of the vaccine. they did not want to be infected so he had to convince america that the vaccine was safe. he gave himself an injection. then he gave the vaccine to his own children. this calmed some of the fears. he went to arsenal middle school and thousands of kids started getting the vaccine. they were the guinea pigs for the first polio vaccine. soon it was proven to be safe. kids around the world received the first polio vaccine. it was a miracle and he changed the world. we could go on forever in

spock said he should never spank your children. all generation of on spanked -- unspanked kids grew up. invented thes salk polio vaccine. he first determined the three strains of polio that were out there that were infecting millions of people around the world every year. most of those people were children. they were crippled by the disease and a guide. determine a way to make a vaccine using a killed virus. everyone was afraid of the vaccine. they did not want to be infected so he had to convince america that the vaccine was safe. he gave himself an injection. then he gave the vaccine to his own children. this called some of the fears -- calmed some of the fears. he went to arsenal middle school and thousands of kids started getting the vaccine. they were the guinea pigs for the first polio vaccine. soon it was proven to be safe. kids around the world received the first polio vaccine. it was a miracle and he changed the world. we could go on forever in pittsburgh talking about art, science, innovation. the technologies that are ch

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ears. >> yes some i'm giving you spock. i'm making you spock. i'm doing it. well i'm very logical. yes, you are. we'll see you man. take care. you bet. bye. all right. back to charley belcher. hey. we're separating school spirit at zephyrhills high school. spindiana jones play a little music. these kids are ready for a pep rally. they are ready for friday night putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. uh... i can't say that either. alright, good. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. this is mike's office. if he doesn't show up, he doesn't get paid. to

yesterday, i spoke with the president-elect. >> you spock wike with trump? did he call you or you call him? >> i called him. because the president-elect deserved a call by the prime minister of italy. and i -- i wished him every, every good, good luck for, for the next years. >> reporter: did you remind him you supported his opponent? >> but we don't discuss about it. but it is normal. it is the -- the great, the great play of democracy. >> reporter: renzi finds himself at the center of a great play of democracy, italians will vote on december 4th on a referendum he initiated. it would change italy's constitution by slashing the number of senators in parliament. >> italy is incredible. because italy is the country with 950 members of parliament. the double of the united states of america. >> reporter: u.s., 435 members of the house. 100 members of the senate. >> in italy, the number are 630 in the chamber. and in senate, 315. >> reporter: a yes vote would reduce the senate to 100 members, who would be appointed and not elected. renzi believed the change is n

spock. jon: voters across the country head to the polls to pick the next president of the united states. jenna: mr. spock was very distinguished. american journalist austin tice was kidnapped in syria in 2012 and he remains missing to this day. his mother joins us now in efforts to bring him home. >> we continue to be concerned about austin's well-being. looking for a medicare prescription drug plan that could save you money? at unitedhealthcare, we offer three plans to choose from to help meet your needs- including one that's brand new for 2017. introducing the aarp medicarerx walgreens plan insured through unitedhealthcare. it features $0 copays on all tier 1 prescription drugs filled at walgreens, one of our lowest monthly premiums, and the convenience of more than 8,000 walgreens nationwide, including duane reade. so if you're on medicare call unitedhealthcare to discuss your prescription drug plan options. you can enroll right over the phone or if you'd prefer, enroll online. but don't