Star Trek The Original Series Season 1 Episode 28 The City On The Edge Of Forever [1966]
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00:00:00Stay on top of it, Mr. Suno.
00:00:09We're holding orbit, sir.
00:00:12The helm is sluggish.
00:00:25Control circuit threatening to overload, Captain.
00:00:28I'm bestowed, Engineer.
00:00:31It's a spark.
00:00:36We have to avoid these areas of turbulence.
00:00:38I believe we'll have them plovered in a few more orbits, Captain.
00:00:43Sickbay, the bridge.
00:00:47Switching to manual, Captain.
00:00:49Do we maintain this orbit?
00:00:50But, this is of great scientific importance, Captain.
00:00:54We're actually passing through ripples in time.
00:00:57Maintain orbit.
00:00:58Hi, there.
00:00:59Open the channel of Starfleet Command.
00:01:02Precautionary measure, Lieutenant.
00:01:04Broadcast to Starfleet Command my past week's log entry, starting with the unusual readings we had on the instruments and how they led us here.
00:01:13Inform Starfleet Command that apparently something or someone down on this planet...
00:01:20Can affect changes in time, causing turbulent waves and space displacement.
00:01:29Some hard flutter.
00:01:34Better risk a few drops of cord you're seeing.
00:01:36It's tricky stuff.
00:01:39Are you sure you want to risk?
00:01:51You were about to make a medical comment, Jim.
00:01:54Who, me, Doctor?
00:02:00We're driving around most of the time, rebels.
00:02:03No, Captain.
00:02:05This is fine.
00:02:07All plotted but one, Captain.
00:02:09Coming up on it now seems to be fairly heavy displacement.
00:02:12Back to your positions.
00:02:14Back to your positions.
00:02:28The Hypo, Captain.
00:02:31It was set for cortocene.
00:02:33Empty.
00:02:33Communications, emergency medical team.
00:02:35I won't let you
00:02:44I'll kill you first
00:02:46I won't let you
00:02:48You won't get me
00:02:53Burrers
00:02:54Killers
00:02:56Security alert
00:03:05Space
00:03:16The final frontier
00:03:19These are the voyages
00:03:22Of the Starship Enterprise
00:03:24It's five year mission
00:03:27To explore strange new worlds
00:03:30To seek out new life
00:03:33And new civilizations
00:03:34To boldly go
00:03:37Where no man has gone before
00:03:39No one has gone before
00:03:42And a problem
00:03:43Yes benises
00:03:44are all about
00:03:46If you've seen it
00:03:47If you've seen it
00:03:47Here you go
00:03:49Where no לה
00:03:50As the will
00:04:09Captain's log, supplemental entry
00:04:21Two drops of cordrazine can save a man's life
00:04:25A hundred times that amount has just accidentally been pumped into Dr. McCoy's body
00:04:31And in a strange, wild frenzy, he has fled the ship's bridge
00:04:35All connecting decks have been placed on alert
00:04:38We have no way of knowing if the madness is permanent or temporary
00:04:42Or in what direction it will drive McCoy
00:05:08Continue alert
00:05:16Decks 4 through 11
00:05:20Medical department knows as little as we do
00:05:23In dosages approaching this, there's some record of wild paranoia
00:05:27Confirmed by the library record, James Captain
00:05:30Subjects failed to recognize acquaintances
00:05:33Became historically convinced that they were in mortal danger
00:05:37And were seeking escape at any cost
00:05:39Extremely dangerous to himself or to anyone else who might
00:05:42Bridge, security, alert, alert
00:05:47Bridge here, go ahead
00:05:48Security, 054, sir
00:05:50We just filed a transporter chief injured
00:05:52Captain, Dr. McCoy has beened himself down to the planet
00:05:57And the transporter at that time, Captain, was focused on the center of the time disturbance
00:06:02So whatever's down there, McCoy's in the heart of it
00:06:06Set up a landing party
00:06:08Let's go get him
00:06:09Kirk out
00:06:10KCONSY
00:06:32These ruins extend to the horizon.
00:06:51Begin recording.
00:06:57Recording, sir.
00:07:02And of considerable age.
00:07:05On the order of 10,000 centuries old.
00:07:13Detail, fan out.
00:07:22What is this thing, Mr. Spock?
00:07:24It seems to be pulsating with power of some kind.
00:07:30Analysis, please.
00:07:32Unbelievable, Captain.
00:07:36That's funny.
00:07:38This single object is the source of all the time displacement.
00:07:43Explain.
00:07:44I can't.
00:07:48For this to do what it does is impossible by any science I understand.
00:07:52It is operating even now.
00:08:04Putting out waves and waves of time displacement, which we picked up millions of miles away.
00:08:10Landing party to Enterprise.
00:08:12No sign of Dr. McCoy.
00:08:15Search progressing.
00:08:28Incredible power.
00:08:29It can't be a machine as we understand mechanics.
00:08:33And what is it?
00:08:34A question.
00:08:36A question.
00:08:40Since before your son burned hot in space, and before your race was born, I have awaited a question.
00:08:50What are you?
00:08:51I am the guardian of forever.
00:08:57What are you?
00:08:57I am the guardian of forever.
00:09:00Are you machine or being?
00:09:07I am the guardian of forever.
00:09:08I am the guardian of forever.
00:09:09I am the guardian of forever.
00:09:10I am both.
00:09:11And neither.
00:09:12I am my own beginning, my own ending.
00:09:14I see no reason for answers to be couched in riddles.
00:09:17My answer is simply as your level of understanding makes possible.
00:09:24The time portal, Captain, a gateway to other times and dimensions, if I'm correct.
00:09:53As correct as possible for you. Your science knowledge is obviously primitive.
00:10:01Really? A noise, Spock?
00:10:06Behold.
00:10:15A gateway to your own past, if you wish.
00:10:23Killers!
00:10:37Killers! I won't let you get me. I'll kill you first.
00:10:43I won't let you get assassins!
00:10:45My heroes! Killers!
00:10:48Killers!
00:11:01Spock!
00:11:05If that is a doorway back through time,
00:11:08could we somehow take Bones back a day in time, then...
00:11:14Relive the accident.
00:11:16This time be certain that the hypo accident is avoided.
00:11:25Look at the speed with which the centuries are passing, Captain.
00:11:29To step through on precisely the day we wish.
00:11:35Guardian.
00:11:40Can you change the speed at which yesterday passes?
00:11:44I was made to offer the past in this manner.
00:11:48I cannot change.
00:12:00Strangely compelling, isn't it?
00:12:05To step through there and lose oneself in another world.
00:12:11I am a fool.
00:12:15A tricorder is capable of recording even at this speed.
00:12:19I've missed taping centuries of living history which no man before has ever...
00:12:24Dr. McCoy!
00:12:26Bones, no!
00:12:37Where is he?
00:12:38He has passed into what was.
00:12:46Captain, I've lost contact with the ship.
00:12:49I was talking to them.
00:12:51Suddenly it went dead.
00:12:53A little static, just nothing.
00:12:56Character enterprise.
00:12:56Scotty.
00:12:57Nothing wrong with the communicators, sir.
00:12:57You're a vessel, you're beginning.
00:12:59All that you knew is gone.
00:13:03You're a vessel, you're beginning.
00:13:13All that you knew is gone.
00:13:18A Koy here has somehow changed history.
00:13:32You mean we're stranded down here?
00:13:35With no past, no future.
00:13:38captain i'm frightened
00:13:45earth's not there at least not the earth we know
00:13:51we're totally alone
00:14:08captain's log no start date for us time does not exist mccoy back somewhere in the past has
00:14:18affected a change in the course of time all earth history has been changed there is no starship
00:14:25enterprise we have only one chance we have asked the guardian to show us earth's history again
00:14:32spock and i will go back into time ourselves and attempt to set right whatever it was that
00:14:37mccoy changed
00:14:38i was recording images at the time mccoy left a rather barbaric period in your american history
00:14:48i believe i can approximate just when to jump perhaps within a month of the correct time
00:14:57a week if we're fortunate make sure we arrive before mccoy got there it's vital we stop him
00:15:05before he does whatever it was that changed all history
00:15:09guardian
00:15:18if we are successful
00:15:22then you will be returned
00:15:24it will be as though none of you had gone
00:15:28captain it seems impossible
00:15:39even if you're able to find the right date
00:15:43then even finding mccoy would be a miracle
00:15:45there is no alternative
00:15:48scotty
00:15:56and you think you've waited long enough
00:16:01each of you will have to try it even if you fail at least you'll be alive in some past world somewhere
00:16:09i seconds now sir stand by good luck gentlemen happiness at least sir
00:16:19and now
00:16:21and now
00:16:35i've seen old photographs of this period of time
00:17:03seeing old photographs of this period an economic upheaval had occurred was called depression
00:17:12circa 1930 quite barbaric
00:17:17we seem to be costumed a little out of step with the time i'm afraid i'm going to be difficult
00:17:34to explain in any case captain well mr spark if we can't disguise you we'll find some way of
00:17:41explaining you that should prove interesting let's get out of here
00:17:55look out will you why don't you watch where you've gone
00:18:21first captain well we'll steal from the rich and give back to the poor later
00:18:33so
00:18:45i think i'm gonna like this century simple easier to manage we're not gonna have any difficulty
00:19:09explaining
00:19:18well you're a police officer i recognize the traditional accoutrements
00:19:29he was saying you'll have no trouble explaining it
00:19:31my friend is obviously chinese
00:19:39i see you've noticed the ears they're actually easy to explain
00:19:48perhaps the unfortunate accident i had as a child the unfortunate accident he had as a child he
00:19:55caught his head in a mechanical rice picker
00:20:01but fortunately there was an american missionary living close by who was actually a skilled plastic
00:20:09surgeon in civilian life all right all right drop those bundles and put your hands on that wall there
00:20:16come on oh how careless of your wife to let you go out that way what oh yes it's quite untidy here
00:20:26let me help you
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00:38:17How bad?
00:38:20Bad enough.
00:38:27The president and Edith Keenan.
00:38:31It would seem unlikely, Jim.
00:38:34A few moments ago, I read a 1930 newspaper article.
00:38:38We know her future.
00:38:40Within six years from now, she'll become very important, nationally famous.
00:38:46Or, Captain, Edith Keeler will die this year.
00:38:54I saw her obituary.
00:39:04Some sort of traffic accident.
00:39:09You must be mistaken.
00:39:12They both can't be true.
00:39:17Captain Edith Keeler is the focal point in time we've been looking for.
00:39:22The point in time that both we and Dr. McCoy have been drawn to.
00:39:27She has two possible futures, then.
00:39:29And depending on whether she lives or dies, all of history will be changed.
00:39:40And McCoy...
00:39:41Is the random element.
00:39:46In his condition, what does he do?
00:39:48Does he kill her?
00:39:49Or perhaps he prevents her from being killed.
00:39:53We don't know which.
00:39:54Get this thing fixed.
00:40:01We must find out before McCoy arrives.
00:40:05Captain.
00:40:07Suppose we discover that in order to set things straight again,
00:40:12Edith Keeler must die.
00:40:13To be continued...
00:40:56Assassins!
00:41:15Murderers!
00:41:19Murderers!
00:41:21Assassins!
00:41:26You!
00:41:29What planet is this?
00:41:45No!
00:41:46Don't run!
00:41:48I won't kill you!
00:41:50This day you do the killing!
00:41:53Don't run!
00:41:54I won't kill you!
00:41:58Why?
00:41:59What is so funny about man reaching for the moon?
00:42:07How do you know?
00:42:08I just know, that's all.
00:42:10I feel it.
00:42:12And more.
00:42:14I think that one day they're going to take all the money that they spend now on war and death...
00:42:20And make them spend it on life.
00:42:23Yes!
00:42:37You see, the same things that I do...
00:42:40We speak the same language.
00:42:42We're very same.
00:42:49I'm glad you got away too.
00:42:52Yeah, I...
00:42:53Why do you think they want to kill us?
00:42:55Look, fella, you...
00:42:57You take a...
00:42:59You sip too much of that old wood alky and...
00:43:01And almost anything seems like it...
00:43:03Where...
00:43:04Where are we?
00:43:08Earth?
00:43:11The constellations seem right, but...
00:43:15Explain!
00:43:16Explain!
00:43:17Explain this trick!
00:43:19Hey, hey!
00:43:30Why, Ben?
00:43:33Small.
00:43:38Good cranial development.
00:43:42No doubt considerable human ancestry.
00:43:46Is that how you're able to fake all of this?
00:43:50Very good.
00:43:53Modern museum perfection.
00:43:59Right down to the cement beams.
00:44:03Very, very good.
00:44:10Oh, I'd give a lot to see the hospital.
00:44:15Probably...
00:44:16Needles.
00:44:19Sutures.
00:44:20Oh, the pity.
00:44:25These men had to cut and sew people like garments.
00:44:32Needles and sutures.
00:44:35Oh, the terrible pity.
00:44:38Yes, sir.
00:44:40Oh, the mie.
00:45:02Oh, the mül.
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00:47:54This is how history went after McCoy changed it. Here, in the late 1930s, a growing pacifist movement, whose influence delayed the United States' entry into the Second World War. While peace negotiations began, it was a growing pacifist movement, whose influence delayed the United States' entry into the Second World War.
00:48:08While peace negotiations dragged down, Germany had time to complete its heavy-water experiments. Germany. Fascism. Hitler.
00:48:26Won the Second World War.
00:48:28Because all this lets them develop the A-bomb first.
00:48:33There's no mistake, Captain. Let me run it again.
00:48:37Edith Keeler. Founder of the peace movement.
00:48:49Founder of the peace movement.
00:48:51But she was right. Peace was the way.
00:48:53She was right. But at the wrong time.
00:48:57With the A-bomb, and with their V-2 rockets to carry them, Germany captured the world.
00:49:03How?
00:49:05All this because McCoy came back and somehow kept her from dying in a street accident, as she was meant to.
00:49:17You must stop him, Jim.
00:49:19How did she die?
00:49:29What day?
00:49:31You can estimate general happenings from these images.
00:49:35But I can't trace down precise actions at exact moments, Captain.
00:49:41I'm sorry.
00:49:43I'm sorry.
00:49:45Ms. Park.
00:49:47I believe...
00:49:51I'm in love with Edith Keeler.
00:49:57Jim, Edith Keeler must die.
00:50:03Turn it down.
00:50:17Hey, now come on...
00:50:19Hey, now, come on.
00:50:29I'm not ready to take on any tigers just yet, my darling.
00:50:38The most common question to ask would be, where am I?
00:50:47I don't think I'll ask it.
00:50:49Why not?
00:50:52The only possible answer would conclusively prove that I'm either unconscious or demented.
00:51:12This looks like old Earth around 1920 or 25.
00:51:17Would you care to try for 30?
00:51:24I am unconscious or demented.
00:51:26I have a friend that talks about Earth the same way that you do.
00:51:33Would you like to meet him?
00:51:35I'm a surgeon, not a psychiatrist.
00:51:38I am Leonard McCoy, senior medical officer aboard the USS Enterprise.
00:51:53I don't mean to disbelieve you, but that's hardly a Navy uniform.
00:52:07It's quite all right.
00:52:08It's quite all right, dear.
00:52:09Because I don't believe in you, either.
00:52:18Get the rest.
00:52:20Edith.
00:52:22Edith.
00:52:23Are you following me, sir?
00:52:27With ulterior motives, would that please you?
00:52:32I hope it means what...
00:52:33Oh!
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00:52:52Oh!
00:52:53Oh!
00:52:55Oh!
00:52:57Oh!
00:52:57Oh!
00:52:57Oh!
00:52:58Oh!
00:52:58Stupid.
00:52:58I've been up and down those stairs a thousand times.
00:53:01I could have broken my neck.
00:53:22Captain, I did not plan to eavesdrop.
00:53:37No, of course you didn't.
00:53:40I must point out that when she stumbled,
00:53:45she might have died right there had you not caught her.
00:53:52It's not yet time. McCoy isn't here.
00:53:56You're not that sure of our facts.
00:54:00Who's to say when the exact time will come?
00:54:04Save her.
00:54:06Do as your heart tells you to do.
00:54:10And millions will die who did not die before.
00:54:22Come in.
00:54:30Well, you look just fine, Doctor.
00:54:35I thought you might like to see the evening paper.
00:54:39No, not particularly.
00:54:41And I've convinced myself that this is all in a quadroscene hallucination.
00:54:45But I've decided you're not.
00:54:49That's reassuring.
00:54:52But if you're not, what are you?
00:54:56A friend.
00:54:58When you showed up here, you looked like you could use one.
00:55:02Oh, I don't doubt it.
00:55:04What about this place?
00:55:06You run it?
00:55:07I try to.
00:55:11Why?
00:55:12It's necessary.
00:55:15Well, it was for me, at least.
00:55:18You may have saved my life.
00:55:23Lots of people drink from the wrong bottle sometimes.
00:55:28Not as wrong as the bottle I drank from.
00:55:31Allow me to show my gratitude.
00:55:33Perhaps there's something I can do around here, too.
00:55:38We can talk about that later.
00:55:41I have to go.
00:55:42My young man is taking me to a Clark Gable movie.
00:55:46A who movie?
00:55:48A Clark Gable.
00:55:52Don't you know?
00:55:54Well, I know what a movie is, but...
00:55:57That's very strange.
00:56:03Get some rest.
00:56:04I'll see you later.
00:56:05I'll see you later.
00:56:36What?
00:56:38You know, Dr. McCoy said the same thing...
00:56:40McCoy!
00:56:42Leonard McCoy?
00:56:46Yes.
00:56:47He's in the mission.
00:56:48Stay right here.
00:56:50Spock!
00:56:52Stay right there.
00:56:57What is it?
00:56:58McCoy.
00:56:58He's in the...
00:56:58Oh!
00:56:59He's in the...
00:57:21No!
00:57:23Did the bird please stop me, Jim?
00:57:31I could have saved her.
00:57:34Do you know what you just did?
00:57:41He knows, Doctor.
00:57:44He knows.
00:57:53What happened, sir?
00:58:08You only left a moment ago.
00:58:14We were successful.
00:58:23Time has resumed its shape.
00:58:28All is as it was before.
00:58:32Many such journeys are possible.
00:58:35Let me be your gateway.
00:58:38Captain, the Enterprise is up there.
00:58:40They're asking if we want to beam up.
00:58:42Let's get the hell out of here.
00:59:12The Enterprise is up there.
00:59:42The Enterprise is up there.
01:00:12The Enterprise is up there.