Uhura asks what just happened to the ship but Spock takes it to mean what hap...
Spock tells this to Scotty after Scotty tells him that the ship "feels wrong".
Spock keeps updating Scotty on how much time he has left to complete his task...
Scotty is crawling around an access tunnel and is getting a little freaked ou...
Scotty, Spock and Rahda are talking about what just happened to the ship that...
Uhura is asking Spock what just happened on the ship and Spock takes it to me...
Scotty has told Spock that Spock could have said "thank you" for saving the s...
Scotty is confused as to why Spock canceled the security alert when whatever ...
Scotty is telling Spock that the ship is going to blow up and there is nothin...
Spock is checking in with M'Benga to see if the results of the autopsy he was...
Scotty is assuring Spock that the Enterprise is running just fine and can rea...
Ship's Log for the episode "The Mark of Gideon"
Spock has just told Scotty and Bones that his trip to Gideon to find Kirk wil...
Spock is saying that he is going to have to violate a direct order from Starf...
Spock is making an observation of the usefulness of diplomats and bureaucrats.
Bones is wondering why Spock is humoring diplomacy instead of just beaming do...
Spock is announcing what he thinks the purpose of diplomacy is.
Spock and Bones argue over Spock's decision to not allow Bones to accompany h...
Uhura, Scotty and Bones are commenting on a conversation they just watched ha...
Spock is telling Kirk that expecting sense from Lokai and Bele is not a logic...
The ship has arrived at Cheron to find everybody on the planet dead. It woul...
Spock is telling Bele that change is the essential process of all existence.
Kirk and Spock are trying to convince Bele that maybe Lokai wants to change. ...
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