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- Mr. Chekov. - Chekov here, sir.
Security, take him to Sickbay.
If you don't mind, I'll make my own recommendations.
Captain, the ships are coming within range again.
This unit must survive.
Thank you, ensign.
Doctor, this unit is not a human body.
I'm going to show you. I'm going to show all of you.
What's that?
Hit in Engineering Section.
No damage potential. Just enough to nudge them.
I believe that when M-5 discovered our tampering,
Four starships, 1,600 men and women.
and regards to Captain Dunsel.
- Sir? - Cut power.
Get to Engineering, pull out every hook-up that makes M-5 run
Dr. Daystrom, we're going to do our very best.
from Engineering Level 3.
The M-5 has been perfected, commander.
I'm tired of hearing about the M-5's "new approach."
Full power.
And the stars are still there, Bones.
That's one of your better prescriptions.
when I forced the M-5 to realise that it had committed murder.
The automatic helm-navigation circuit relays might be disrupted
Sir, deflector shields just came on.
Turning now, sir.
who couldn't begin to understand my systems.
You seem to enjoy trusting yourself to the computer, Mr. Spock.
Your brilliant young computer just destroyed an ore freighter.
The unit to save men.
Building on my work!
Jim, if a man had a child who'd gone antisocial,
Lieutenant, contact Starfleet Command.
- Give me a few moments with it. - No, stay here.
when they saw the Enterprise apparently vulnerable?
It is a human mind amplified by the instantaneous relays
Genius doesn't work on an assembly-line basis.
until such time as the M-5 is informed there are patients to be cared for.
...do you know me?
When your crew has been removed, the ship's engineering section
You publish articles, you give lectures,
This unit...
is that if this thing doesn't work,
What's the matter, Jim?
Seminars and lectures to rows of fools
and go on to achieve greater things than fact-finding
I think it's wrong, too, replacing men with mindless machines.
Jennifer and Heather....
I want that ship given a wide berth.
...is a breaking of civil and moral laws we've lived by for thousands of years.