''That Which Survives'' Line-By-Line

Scotty: Aye.

 

Spock: As I recall the pattern of our fuel flow, there is an access tube leading to the matter-antimatter reaction chamber.

 

Scotty: There's a service crawl way, but it's not meant to be used while the integrator operates.

 

SPOCK: Still, it is there and it might be possible to shut off the fuel at that point.

 

SCOTT: What with? Bare hands?

 

Spock: A magnetic probe.

 

SCOTT: Any matter that comes in contact with antimatter triggers the explosion. And I'm not even sure a man can live in the crawl way in the energy stream of the magnetic field that bottles up the antimatter.

 

Spock: I shall try.

 

SCOTT: You'll be killed, man!

 

Spock: Unless a solution is found quickly, that fate awaits all of us.

 

Scotty: Aye, you're right. What have we got to lose? But I'll do it, Mr. Spock. I know every millimeter of that system, I'll do whatever has to be done.

 

Spock: Very well, Mister Scott. You spoke of the feel of the ship being wrong.

 

Scott: Aye. It was an emotional statement. I don't expect you to understand it.

 

Spock: I note it, Mr. Scott, without necessarily understanding it. I propose to run an analysis through the ship's computers, comparing the present condition of the Enterprise with her ideal condition.

 

Scotty: Mister Spock, we don't have time for that.

 

Spock: We have twelve minutes and twenty seven seconds. I suggest you do whatever you can in the service crawlway, while I make the computer study.

 

[Planet surface]

Kirk: Lieutenant Sulu, do you feel strong enough to move about?

 

Sulu: I feel fine, Captain.

 

Kirk: Is he, Bones?

 

MCCOY: He's in fair shape.