Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan Page #4

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1982
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Raise shields.

Fire!

Aah!

Get those shields up!

Trying, sir.

I can't get power.

Scotty!

Get off those channels!

Mr. Scott|on the screen.

I'm just|hanging on, sir.

The main energizer's out.

Try auxiliary power.

Aye, aye, sir.

Damage report.

They knew exactly|where to hit us.

Who? Who knew where|to hit us? And why?

One thing is certain.

We cannot escape|on auxiliary power.

Visual.

Sulu, divert power|to phasers.

Too late.

Hang on!

Scotty, what's left?

Just the battery, sir.

I can have auxiliary power|in a few minutes.

We don't have|a few minutes!

Can you give me|phaser power?

A few shots, sir.

Not enough against|their shields.

Who the hell are they?

Admiral, the Reliant's|commander is signaling.

He wishes to discuss|terms of our surrender.

Put it on screen.

Admiral.

Do it!

While we still have time.

On screen, sir.

Khan.

You still remember, Admiral.

I cannot help|but be touched.

I, of course,|remember you.

What's the meaning|of this attack?

Where's the crew|of the Reliant?

Surely, I have made|my meaning plain.

I mean to avenge myself|upon you, Admiral.

I deprived your ship|of power,

and when I swing around,

I mean to deprive you|of your life.

But I wanted you|to know first

who it was|who had beaten you.

Khan...

if it's me you want,

I'll have myself|beamed aboard.

Spare my crew.

I make you|a counterproposal.

I'll agree|to your terms if...

if...

in addition|to yourself,

you hand over to me|all data and material

regarding the project|called Genesis.

Genesis? What's that?

Don't insult|my intelligence, Kirk.

Give me time to recall|the data on our computers.

I give you|60 seconds, Admiral.

Clear the bridge.

At least we know he doesn't|have Genesis.

Keep nodding as though|I'm still giving orders.

Mr. Saavik,|punch up the data charts

of Reliant's|command console.

Reliant's Command?

Hurry.

The prefix code?

It's all we've got.

Chart's up, sir.

Admiral.

We're finding it.

Admiral.

Please. Please,|you've got to give us time.

The bridge is smashed.

The computer's inoperative.

Time is a luxury|you don't have, Admiral.

Damn!

Admiral?

It's coming through|now, Khan.

Reliant's prefix number|is 1 6309.

I don't understand.

You have to learn why things work|on a starship.

Each ship has its own|combination code...

to prevent an enemy from doing|what we're attempting.

We're using|our console

to order Reliant|to lower her shields.

Assuming he hasn't changed|the combination.

He's quite intelligent.

Khan, how do we know|you'll keep your word?

I've given you|no word to keep, Admiral.

In my judgment,|you simply have no alternative.

I see your point.

Stand by to receive|our transmission.

Mr. Sulu,|lock phasers on target

and await my command.

Phasers locked.

Time's up, Admiral.

Here it comes.

Now, Mr. Spock.

Sir, our shields are dropping.

Raise them!

I can't!

Where's the override?|The override?

Fire!

Fire!

Fire!

Fire!

We can't, sir!

Why can't you?

They've damaged the photon control|and the warp drive.

We must withdraw!

No! No!

We must!

Enterprise will wait.

She's not|going anywhere.

Sir, you did it.

I did nothing...

except get caught|with my britches down.

I must be|getting senile.

Mr. Saavik, you go right|on quoting regulations.

Meantime, let's find out

how badly|we've been hurt.

Is the word given, Admiral?

The word is given.

Warp speed.

Aye.

He stayed at his post|when the trainees ran.

Admiral, this is Spock.

Yes, Spock.

Engine room reports|auxiliary power restored.

We can proceed|at impulse power.

Best speed to Regula-1 .|Kirk out.

I'm sorry, Scotty.

Approaching Regula|at Space Lab Regula-1.

Space Station Regula-1,

this is|the starship Enterprise.

Please come in.

Space Station Regula-1,|do you read?

Space Station Regula-1,|this is Enterprise.

Please acknowledge.

This is Enterprise.|Do you read me?

Space Station Regula-1 ,|do you read?

Please come in.

There's no response, sir.

Sensors, Captain.

Scanners and sensors|are still inoperative.

There's no way to ascertain|what's inside the station.

No way of telling|if Reliant is still in the area.

Precisely.

What do you make|of that planetoid beyond?

Regula is Class D.

It consists of various|unremarkable ores,

essentially|a great rock in space.

And Reliant could be hiding|behind that rock.

A distinct possibility.

Engineering.

Aye, sir.

Mr. Scott, do you have enough power|for transporters?

Barely, sir.

I'm going down there.

Khan could be|down there.

He's been there.|Can you spare someone?

There may be people hurt.

Yeah. I can spare me.

Begging the Admiral's pardon.

General order 1 5.

"No flag officer shall beam|into a hazardous area

without armed escort."

There's no such regulation.

All right.|Join the party.

Mr. Spock,|the ship is yours.

Jim, be careful.

We will.

Indeterminate life signs.

Phasers on stun.

Move out.

Aah.

Jim!

Well, rigor hasn't set in.

This couldn't have happened|too long ago, Jim.

Carol.

This is Enterprise|calling Space Lab Regula-1 .

Respond, please.

Admiral. Over here.

Dr. Marcus,|come in, please.

Oh, my God.

Please acknowledge signal.|Please-

Commander Uhura,|this is Lieutenant Saavik.

We're all right.|Please standby. Out.

Oh, sir,|it was Khan.

We found him|on Ceti Alpha V.

Easy. Easy.

He...

he put creatures|in our bodies

to control our minds.

It's all right.|You're safe now.

Made us say lies...

do things...

but we beat him.

He thought he controlled us,|but he did not.

The Captain was strong.

Captain...

where's Dr. Marcus?

Where are the|Genesis materials?

He couldn't find them.

Even the data banks|were empty.

Erased?

He tortured|those people.

But none of them|would tell him anything.

He went wild.

He slit their throats.

He wanted to tear the place apart,|but he was late.

He had to get back|to the Reliant

in time|to blow you to bits.

Where's Reliant's crew? Dead?

Marooned|on Ceti Alpha V.

He's completely|mad, Admiral.

He blames you for the death|of his wife.

I know what|he blames me for.

The escape pods|are all in place.

Where's the transporter room?

Did he make it|down here?

It was not|my impression.

He spent most|of his time

trying to wring the information|out of the people.

Anything?

The unit's been left on,

which means nobody remained|to turn it off.

Those people back there

bought escape time for Genesis|with their lives.

This is not logical.

These coordinates|are deep inside Regula,

a planetoid we know|to be lifeless.

If Stage Two|is completed,

it was going|to be underground.

It was going to be|underground, she said.

Stage Two of what?

Kirk to Enterprise.

Spock here.

Captain Spock,|damage report.

Admiral,|if we go by the book,

like Lieutenant Saavik,

hours could seem|like days.

I read you, Captain.|Let's have it.

The situation|is grave, Admiral.

We won't have main power|for six days.

Auxiliary power|has temporarily failed.

Restoration maybe possible|in two days.

By the book, Admiral.

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Eugene Wesley Roddenberry (August 19, 1921 – October 24, 1991) was an American television screenwriter and producer. He is best remembered for creating the original Star Trek television series. Born in El Paso, Texas, Roddenberry grew up in Los Angeles, where his father was a police officer. Roddenberry flew 89 combat missions in the Army Air Forces during World War II, and worked as a commercial pilot after the war. Later, he followed in his father's footsteps and joined the Los Angeles Police Department, where he also began to write scripts for television. As a freelance writer, Roddenberry wrote scripts for Highway Patrol, Have Gun–Will Travel, and other series, before creating and producing his own television series The Lieutenant. In 1964, Roddenberry created Star Trek, which premiered in 1966 and ran for three seasons before being canceled. He then worked on other projects, including a string of failed television pilots. The syndication of Star Trek led to its growing popularity; this, in turn, resulted in the Star Trek feature films, on which Roddenberry continued to produce and consult. In 1987, the sequel series Star Trek: The Next Generation began airing on television in first-run syndication; Roddenberry was heavily involved in the initial development of the series, but took a less active role after the first season due to ill health. He continued to consult on the series until his death in 1991. In 1985, he became the first TV writer with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and he was later inducted by both the Science Fiction Hall of Fame and the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Hall of Fame. Years after his death, Roddenberry was one of the first humans to have his ashes carried into earth orbit. The popularity of the Star Trek universe and films has inspired films, books, comic books, video games, and fan films set in the Star Trek universe. more…

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