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Zulu
Space, the final frontier.
Your thoughts are unreal.
These are the voyages of the starship
Enterprise. [music]
They are illusions only.
Risk is our business.
Shadows without substance.
That's what the starship is all about.
It's continuing mission. It's continuing
mission.
to explore [music] strange new worlds.
Let's see what's out there.
[music]
Engage. Engage.
To seek out new life forms and new
civilizations.
The unknown defines our existence.
[music]
To boldly go where no man has gone.
Where is part of the job?
Before
[music]
I uncovered.
[laughter]
Everybody remember where we parked?
[music]
I sort of explained it like a western,
like wagon train to the stars.
I think they got to the point where they
said, "Hell, we'll even try June Rod's
Tracy."
It's like nothing we dealt with before.
On Thursday night, September 8th, 1966,
television viewers got their first
glimpse [music] of Star Trek.
Star Trek rocketing in on NBC week. This
is Leonard Nemoy, [music] Mr. Spock of
Star Trek.
Bill, uh, what makes the space show say
different from the others? It's good.
[laughter]
He is so successful. It could go on for
a year.
Well, I would hope so. I' I'd like to
have a steady job for a while. Yeah.
We are explorers and we explore the
galaxy trying to expand the boundaries
of our knowledge.
Not to conquer with weapons,
but [music] to coexist
and to learn.
We once were as
spear as arrows.
Came a time when our
weapons grew faster than our wisdom and
we almost destroyed ourselves.
We have to get him off the street.
The unknown defines our existence.
We are constantly searching not just for
answers to our questions.
Is this
all that I am?
But for new questions.
How do you feel?
Is there nothing more?
We are explorers.
We explore our lives day by day.
Your Earth people glorify organized
violence for 40 centuries,
but you imprison those who employ it
privately.
Is this
all that I am? [music]
And of course, your people found an
answer.
Disposed of emotion, doctor.
Let them die.
Where there's no emotion, there's no
motive for violence. Knock them down.
[music]
You can feel a strange euphoria.
Your body
[music] floats. Slow. Slow. Slow. Slow.
Slow. Open your mind.
Move together.
[music] Our minds sharing the same
thoughts.
Space.
Literally, it means nothing.
Do enterprise.
But by the same token, it means
everything.
Pain is a thing of the mind,
and the mind can be controlled. [music]
It's asking questions. What questions?
Is there nothing more?
Is this
all that I am?
[music]
I should have known.
What should you have known?
What more is there than the universe?
What should you have known?
You look tense, Jon.
Come and have a cup of tea.
You must open yourself to time and space
and the intricate threads that bind
them. [music] Now close your eyes.
Yes. What is this place?
You mean out here
is what you say is the end of the
universe
or do you see this as the beginning of
it?
[music]
What was that? She said, "Sunny, I
couldn't quite hear her."
"What is going on here? Where is the
anomaly?"
Where's your mommy? Well, I don't know.
Answer me.
Yes. The ability is there inside of you.
You do [music] not need to look for it.
What? What is this? Where am I?
So end
no more. What is this place?
The end of the universe.
The beginning of love.
Captain, what's wrong?
988.
988.
This one's for you.
988.
See past the numbers.
Would it help to have a different
perspective?
Welcome home.
You see this? [music]
This is you.
The building blocks
of what you call life. The present, the
past, they're both in the future.
Strange, isn't [music] it?
Everything you know, your entire
civilization,
it all begins right here in this little
pond [music]
of goo.
Appropriate somehow.
[music]
I am my own beginning,
my own ending.
The future is in the past. [music]
Trust yourself.
Star 133, this is the Enterprise.
Starbase 133, this is the Enterprise.
Please acknowledge.
Please acknowledge.
View screen on.
All bridge personnel report immediately.
Kirk to crew. Is anyone aboard?
Dr. McCoy.
Bones. Bones. Answer me.
Bones.
We are in a completely unknown void.
It's not a delusion. It is not a dream.
There is a physical measurable
phenomenon at work here.
I can see we have a lot of work to do.
If we can see them, why can't they see
us?
Maybe there's something wrong with the
universe.
I may be surrounded by insanity, but I
am not insane.
Computer, what is the nature of the
universe?
The universe is a spirit region 705 m in
diameter.
Of course,
let go of the anticipation,
the expectations,
the demands upon yourself. [music]
Let it all go.
Leave it behind.
I swear that's honeysuckle I smell. I
swear that's a little orange blossom
thrown in.
The [music] ability is there inside of
you.
You do not need to look for it. Click my
heels together three [music] times and
I'm back in Kansas. Can it be that
simple?
There's no place like home.
Each time your [music] arms hold me is
as joyous as the first.
I'm happy. I'm so happy. If it weren't
[music] for the dreams, my mind would be
completely at peace. Stunning forever.
I don't know. Beyond the boundaries of
the galaxy. We made it. We're safe.
We're safe. Captain Kirk,
if it weren't for the dreams.
NO. NO. NO. CAPTAIN, WE MUSTN'T SLEEP.
NO. NO. NO. They come in your dreams.
That's the worst. THEY SUFFOCATE IN YOUR
DREAMS. NO.
I thought we no longer had the dreams.
[music]
Dave, come back. Will someone please get
that?
Hello. Hello. Hello.
Another milestone. You've had your first
dream.
Hello.
[music]
I felt awake.
Dreams can often seem quite real. Dreams
can always This could give us a
fascinating [music] glimpse into your
unconscious mind.
I [music] don't wish to dream again.
Please repair my cortical array.
This isn't a malfunction. S. [music]
This isn't a malfunction.
We're in range.
Rub to impulse on screen.
[music]
Magnify.
Do you want some? It's delicious.
[music]
There might be a paper.
Open a channel. [music]
This is Captain Janeway of the Starship
Voyager. We received [music] your
distress call.
I had a most startling dream.
What if this life we're leading, all of
this, everything,
what if all of this
is the
[music]
illusion?
You were trying to tell me something,
[music]
but I couldn't hear you.
[music]
Your face is wet.
Your face is wet.
We're on a thousand planets and
spreading out. [music]
There are millions of planets in
intelligent life.
We'll be there in just a few days.
Somewhere far beyond all those [music]
distant stars.
Benny Russell
is dreaming of us
[music]
[music]
all
[music]
to go where no one has gone default
default default default default.
Who knows? All this might just be an
elaborate [music] simulation running
inside a little device sitting on
someone's table.
Our logic is to be illogical. That is
our advantage.
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