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The Immunity Syndrome Line-by-Line

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[Bridge]

KIRK: Maintain thrust, Scotty. While we're maintaining our distance, Mister Spock, have you ascertained yet what we're maintaining our distance from?
 
Spock: I cannot say what it is, Captain, but I would say it has found us.
 
(The viewscreen is no longer black. It contains a multicoloured rippling image of the monster ginormous amoeba.)

KIRK: Prepare to launch a probe, Mister Chekov.


[I love the buildup to this big reveal! I can hear the music in my head! This is such a cool episode.]
 
SPOCK: Getting very confused readings, Captain, but this is definitely the source of the energy drain.
 
Okay, I acknowledge that I'm not a TOS expert, but I'm lost. What did I miss?

Who knows? :shrug:

Lets try again. :vulcan:

KIRK: Maintain thrust, Scotty. While we're maintaining our distance, Mister Spock, have you ascertained yet what we're maintaining our distance from?
SPOCK: I cannot say what it is, Captain, but I would say it has found us.
(The viewscreen is no longer black. It contains a multicolored image rather like an abalone.)
KIRK: Prepare to launch a probe, Mister Chekov.
CHEKOV: Aye, sir. Probe ready for launch, sir.
SPOCK: Getting very confused readings, Captain, but this is definitely the source of the energy drain.
KIRK: Launch probe.
CHEKOV: Probe launched, sir.

SPOCK: Probe will impact in seven point three seconds.
 
Thank you!

KYLE: Six, five, four, three, two, one.
(The ship shudders.)
 
SPOCK: Readings coming in now, Captain. Length, approximately eleven thousand miles. Width varying from two thousand to three thousand miles. Outer layer studded with space debris and waste. Interior consists of protoplasm, varying from a firmer gelatinous layer to a semi-fluid central mass. Condition, living.
 
No worries, @mattman8907 !

[Laboratory]

(There is an image of a single-celled organism on a screen.)
MCCOY: That is an amoeba.
 
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