The Immunity Syndrome Line-by-Line

UHURA: The telemetry probe, sir. There's no signal from it.

 

Kirk: Speculation, Spock.

 

SPOCK: I have none, Captain. Insufficient data.

 

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(Chekov is still groaning and Uhura looses her balance.)
SPOCK: Lieutenant.

 

UHURA: I'm just dizzy. I'll be all right. I'm fine, sir.

 

McCoy: (over comm) Sickbay to Captain Kirk. McCoy here.

 

KIRK: Kirk here. What is it?

 

McCoy: (over comm) I’m getting reports from every deck, half the people on this ship just fainted.

 

KIRK: Uhura almost did. She says she's all right. Do you want to see her?

 

MCCOY: Not unless she's feeling ill. I've got an emergency here.

 

In sickbay, a long line of crew members await Nurse Chapel to give them injections.

Kirk: (over comm) What’s wrong?

 

MCCOY: There's nothing organic. They all seem to be nervous, weak, and irritable. They say it happened suddenly, like a balloon popping.

 

KIRK [OC]: Can you handle it, Bones?

 

Bones: I'm giving them stimulants to keep them on their feet.

[Meanwhile on the Bridge]

Bones [OC]: Yeah, we can handle it, Jim.

 

KIRK: Good. Kirk out. Hold our position, Mister Kyle.

 

Kyle: Aye, aye, sir.

 

KIRK: Spock, give me an update on the dark area ahead.

 

SPOCK: No analysis due to insufficient information.

 

KIRK: No speculation, no information, nothing. I've asked you three times for information on that, and you've been unable to supply it. Insufficient data is not sufficient, Mister Spock. You're the science officer. You're supposed to have sufficient data all the time.

 

SPOCK: I am well aware of that, Captain, but the computers contain nothing on this phenomenon. It is beyond our experience, and the new information is not yet significant.