One of Our Planets is Missing Line-by-Line

McCoy: I think we're in what corresponds to the small intestine. Those things growing out of the wall would be similar to villi.

 

KIRK: Villi?

 

McCoy: The human small intestine is lined with millions of them to absorb nutrients into the body.

 

Spock: Captain, those villi are antimatter. It the Enterprise touches one of them...

 

Kirk: We'll explode. Mister Sulu, keep the deflectors up at all costs.

 

Sulu: Yes, sir.

 

Kirk: Incredible. They're destroyed on contact with the matter this thing takes in and then they regenerate immediately.

 

Scotty [OC]: Scott to Bridge.

 

Kirk: Yes, Scotty.

 

Scotty: Keeping the deflectors this high is putting an enormous strain on the engines, Captain. Especially the antimatter. What with the maximum power demands and all, the reserve is falling fast.

 

[Bridge]

KIRK: How much time do we have?

 

Scotty [OC]: Twenty one minutes, sir. But if the indicator goes below two anti-kilos, the engines won't regenerate.

 

Kirk: Thank you, Mister Scott. Mister Arex try to make your way through to the opening on the other side.

 

Arex: Yes, sir.

 

Sulu: I can't hold it on course, sir. We're using all power.

 

Kirk: Increase deflector shields to maximum.

 

AREX: Screens to maximum, sir.

 

Captain's log, supplemental. The Enterprise has only fifteen minutes left before her power is drained and we are left helpless.

 

Scotty: If we don't stop the power drain right now, that'll be the end of us.

 

Kirk: And if we do stop we'll be drawn into one of the villi and the ship will explode.