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Spock, I thought I was going to die. |
Not possible. You were never alone. |
Maybe he's not out there, Bones. Maybe he's right here... in the human heart Spock? |
I was thinking of Sybok. I've lost a brother. |
Yes. I lost a brother once. I was lucky. I got him back. |
Mr. Scott apologizes for having to send the shuttlecraft. The transporter beam is nonoperational. Captain, we've received important orders from Starlet Command. |
Why didn't you beep my communicator? |
ER... You forgot to take it with you. |
Captain, Starfleet transmission on line. |
Put it on the veiwscreen, would You please? |
Captain, we're receiving the hostage information you requested. |
Put it on the screen. |
Standard orbit, Mr. Sulu. |
Captain, we're receiving transmission from Paradise City. They're demanding to know our intentions. |
Respond with static. Let them think we're having difficulty. Which wouldn't be far from the truth. |
Paradise City, can you boost your power? We're barely receiving transmission. |
Transporter room. Status. |
Bird of Prey bearing one zero five mark two. |
Go, Sulu. |
You told me you could have the ship operational in two weeks. I gave you three. What Happened? |
I think you gave me too much time, Captain. |
Very well, Mr. Scott. Carry on. |
Aye, Captain How many times do I have to tell you? The right tool for the right job... |
Don't you worry, Captain. We'll beat those Klingon devils even if I have to get out and push. |
I hope it won't come to that, Mr. Scott. |
Scotty here, Captain. Transporter is still inoperative. Even if we could lock onto the hostages, we couldn't beam them up. |
Then we'll have to get them out the old fashioned way. |
Captain, we can't trust anyone now. |
If we could send a distress signal... |
Mr. Scott, get the transporter working. If we contact a rescue ship we'll need it. Which way to the turbo shaft? |
Head down that tunnel to the hydro vent and turn right. Then left at the blowscreen. You can't miss it. |
Mr. Scott, you're amazing. |
She's got partial power, sir. I might be able to take two of you. |
Beam up Spock and Dr. McCoy. Now! |
Besides, I can't believe you'd kill me for a field of empty holes. |
It's all I have. |
Your pain runs deep. |
What do you know of my pain? |
Let us explore it together. |
Where did you get this power? |
The power was within you. |
I feel as if a weight has been lifted from my heart. How can I repay you for this miracle? |
Join my quest. |
What is it you seek? |
What you seek. What all men have sought since time began ultimate knowledge. But to find it we'll need a starship. |
A starship? There are no starships on Nimbus III. |
Perhaps I have a way to bring one here. |
But how? |
Have faith, my friend. There are more of us than you know. |
Can we have it quiet? |
Enterprise, this is Starfleet Operations. Come in. |
Bob? |
Jim...? Well, we're dressing informally, aren't we? |
You caught me on my way to the shower. |
I apologize for canceling shore leave, but look, we have a dangerous situation out on Nimbus III. |
On "The Planet Of Galactic Peace?" |
The same. From what we can make out, a terrorist force has captured the only settlement. And they've taken hostages. |
The Klingon, the Romulan, the Federation consuls. Now I know Enterprise is not exactly up to specs... |
With all due respect, the Enterprise is a disaster. There must be other ships in the quadrant. |
Other ships, yes. But no experienced commanders. Captain, I need Jim Kirk. |
Oh, please. |
Your orders are to proceed to Nimbus III, assess the situation and avoid a confrontation if possible. Above all, however, get those hostages back safely. |
Have the Klingons responded? |
No, but you can bet they will. |
Understood. Kirk out. |
This is the Starship Enterprise. |
A Federation starship. |
This is Captain Pavel Chekov speaking. You are in violation of Neutral Zone Treaty. I advise you to release your hostages at once or suffer the consequences. |
Your threats amuse me, Captain Chekov. What consequences did you have in mind? |
You are a master of understatement. They are likely to destroy the planet. |
Then it's fortunate that I have you and your starship to protect me. In the meantime, Captain Chekov, I instruct you and your First Officer to beam down to my coordinates. |
We will be happy to beam down. But first we must have certain assurances. |
What's going on? |
I instruct you to surrender. You are under attack by Federation forces. |
Do you realize what you've done? It wasn't bloodshed I wanted. |
Shuttle en route. |
Position, Bird of Prey? |
Closing. |
Mr. Chekov, I've lost the Bird of Prey. She must have cloaked. |
Raise shields. |
But the shuttle |
DO it. Go to Red Alert. |
What's Emergency Landing Plan B? |
I don't have a clue. |
Admit it. We're lost. |
All right, we're lost. But we're making good time. |
Um... yes. We've been caught in a blizzard! |
And we can't see a thing. Request you direct us to the coordinates. |
Sulu, what are you doing? |
Plotting our new course. |
New course? You have no authority. What's going on here? |
Pavel. |
Following new course. Warp seven. |
Estimating destination in 6.7 hours, present speed. |
In firing position. Torpedo armed. |
But, Captain, we're firing directly on your position. |
Bad news, gentlemen. Shore leave's been cancelled. |
Rescued at last. |
Return to prearranged coordinates for pickup. |
Don't tell them you're lost. You'll never live it down. |
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