Irrelevant.
The secret life of Michael Eddington.
I believe my exact words were, “Dangerous savage child race.”
Carry on, Mr. Broccoli.
I’m in over my head.
I am sorry, doctor. I cannot help you.
On Q’onoS, we wouldn’t even put a bandage on that.
“You’re through ducking me, Hill!”
“COMPUTER, FREEZE PROGRAM!”
There are some women on this ship who would find you…tame.
HAHAHAHAHA!
Laddy, don’t you think you should…rephrase that?
Kirk: “Care to join the landing party?”
McCoy: “Well, if you’re giving me a CHOICE, I–”
Kirk: “I’m not.”
As days go…this is a weird one.
I’m a doctor, not a moon-shuttle conductor!
Oh, Jake… my sweet boy…
I’d hate to bet against a man’s wife.
Sisko: “It’s been a long time, Captain.”
Picard: “Have we met before?”
Sisko: “Yes, sir. We met in battle. I was on the *Saratoga *at Wolf 359.”
A futile maneuver. Incorrect strategy, Number One. To risk your crew and ship to retrieve only one man. Picard would never have approved. You underestimate us if you believe this deception is is any concern. raises arm; Worf raises phaser There is no need for apprehension. I intend no harm. No harm. I will continue, aboard this ship, to speak for the Borg, while they continue without further diversion to Sector zero zero one, where they will force your unconditional surrender.
I can’t unite my people until I know the Prophets have been warned. You will find the Temple. Not for Bajor, not for the Federation, but for your own pagh. It is, quite simply, Commander, the journey you have always been destined to take.
“I never left this ship.”
“You exist here.”
“I… exist here. I don’t know if you can understand. I see her like this… every time I close my eyes, in the darkness, in the blink of an eye… I see her… like this!”
“None of your past experiences prepared you for this consequence.”
“And I have never figured out how to live without her.”
“So you choose to exist here.”
[Sisko nods]
“It is not linear.”
“No. It’s not linear.”