Scotty!
I've never beamed three people
from two targets onto one pad before!
-Jim!
-Bones!
I got him.
That was pretty good!
Captain, the enemy ship is losing
power! Their shields are down, sir.
-Hail them now.
-Aye.
This is Captain James T. Kirk
of the U.S.S. Enterprise.
Your ship is compromised.
Too close to the singularity
to survive without assistance,
which we are willing to provide.
-Captain, what are you doing?
-Showing them compassion
may be the only way
to earn peace with Romulus.
It's logic, Spock.
I thought you'd like that.
No, not really. Not this time.
I would rather suffer the end of Romulus
a thousand times.
I would rather die in agony
than accept assistance from you.
You got it.
-Arm phasers. Fire everything we've got.
-Yes, sir.
-Sulu, let's go home.
-Yes, sir!
-Why aren't we at warp?
-We are, sir.
Kirk to Engineering.
Get us out of here, Scotty.
You bet your ass, Captain!
Captain, we're caught in the gravity well!
It's got us!
-Go to maximum warp! Push it!
-I'm giving her all she's got, Captain!
All she's got isn't good enough!
-What else you got?
-Okay, if we eject the core and detonate,
the blast could be enough
to push us away.
I cannae promise anything, though!
Do it, do it, do it!
-Clear the area! Go!
-Yes, sir!
Father!
I am not our father.
There are so few Vulcans left.
We cannot afford to ignore each other.
Then why did you send Kirk aboard
when you alone
could have explained the truth?
Because you needed each other.
I could not deprive you
of the revelation of all
that you could accomplish together,
of a friendship that will define you both
in ways you cannot yet realise.
How did you persuade him
to keep your secret?
He inferred that universe-ending
paradoxes would ensue
-should he break his promise.
-You lied.
I... I implied.
-A gamble.
-An act of faith.
One I hope that you'll repeat
in the future in Starfleet.
In the face of extinction, it is only logical
I resign my Starfleet commission
and help rebuild our race.
And yet,
you can be in two places at once.
I urge you to remain in Starfleet.
I have already located a suitable planet
on which to establish a Vulcan colony.
Spock, in this case, do yourself a favour.
Put aside logic. Do what feels right.
Since my customary farewell
would appear oddly self-serving,
I shall simply say
good luck.
This assembly calls Captain
James Tiberius Kirk.
Your inspirational valour and
supreme dedication to your comrades
is in keeping with
the highest traditions of service,
and reflect utmost credit to yourself,
your crew and the Federation.
It is my honour to award you
with this commendation.
By Starfleet Order 28455,
you are hereby directed to report
to Admiral Pike, U.S.S. Enterprise,
for duty as his relief.
I relieve you, sir.
I am relieved.
-Thank you, sir.
-Congratulations, Captain.
Your father would be proud.
Thrusters on full.
Manoeuvring thrusters and
impulse engines at your command, sir.
Weapons systems and shields
on standby.
Dock Control reports ready, Captain.
Bones! Buckle up.
Scotty, how we doing?
Dilithium chamber's
at maximum, Captain.
Get down!
Mr Sulu, prepare to engage thrusters.
Permission to come aboard, Captain.
Permission granted.
As you have yet to select a first officer,
respectfully I would like to submit
my candidacy.
Should you desire,
I can provide character references.
It would be my honour, Commander.
Manoeuvring thrusters, Mr Sulu.
Thrusters on standby.
-Take us out.
-Aye-aye, Captain.
Space, the final frontier.
These are the voyages
of the Starship Enterprise.
Her ongoing mission,
to explore strange new worlds,
to seek out new life-forms
and new civilizations,
to boldly go
where no one has gone before.
antikillWAll right, so,
we should talk about this immediately.
Who are you, by the way?
-I'm J.J. Who are you?
-I'm