One of Our Planets is Missing Line-by-Line

Spock: Captain, I have completed the analysis of the target area. Unfortunately, the brain is so vast, our entire offensive armament will not assure its destruction. However, the brain could be completely destroyed if we convert the entire ship to energy, aimed at the brain's cortex, and expend the energy in one mortal strike.

 

MCCOY: That sounds like you're telling us to blow up the ship.

 

Spock: I believe that is what I just said, Doctor.

 

KIRK: Your figures are specific and absolutely correct, of course? You're sure it will do the job?

 

Spock: Yes, Captain. Quite sure.

 

Kirk: Kirk to engineering.

 

SCOTT: Engineering. Scott here.

 

Kirk: Mister Scott, prepare the self-destruct mechanism in the engineering core. Computer control will be on the bridge when it's time to trigger it.

 

Scotty: Aye, sir.

 

Uhura: Incoming message, sir. It's Governor Wesley of Mantilles.

 

Kirk: Put it on the viewscreen, Lieutenant.

 

Uhura: Yes, sir. Go ahead, Governor.

 

Wesley [on viewscreen]: Jim.

 

Kirk: Bob. Is the evacuation proceeding?

 

Wesley [on viewscreen]: As best it can. There was some hysteria at the beginning, but most agreed to let the children be taken off first. But it's only five thousand children out of eighty two million people.

 

Kirk: I know.

 

Wesley [on viewscreen]: We can see the cloud approaching, Jim.

 

Sulu: Thirty-one minutes and four seconds to Mantilles, sir.

 

KIRK: Bob, where's Katie?

 

Wesley: Here with me.