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Spock:
If I let go a hammer on a planet having a positive gravity, I
need not see it fall to know that it has, in fact, fallen. |
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Cogley: I speak of rights! A machine has none; a man
must. If you do not grant him that right, you have brought us
down to the level of the machine; indeed, you have elevated
that machine above us! |
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McCoy: All of my old friends look like doctors, all of
his old friends look like you. |
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McCoy: Mr. Spock, you're the most cold-blooded man I've
ever known.
Spock: Why, thank you, Doctor. |
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Kirk: You have to be either an obsessive crackpot who
has escaped from his keeper or Samuel T. Cogley,
attorney-at-law. |
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Cogley: You're right on both counts. Need a lawyer? |
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McCoy: It may be the last action you'll ever take, Mr.
Spock, but it was all human.
Spock: Totally illogical. There was no chance.
McCoy: That's exactly what I mean. |
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Scott: Mr. Spock, you said a while ago that there were
always alternatives.
Spock: Did I? I may have been mistaken.
McCoy: Well, at least I lived long enough to hear that.
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Spock: The logical thing for you to have done was to
have left me behind.
McCoy: Mr. Spock, remind me to tell you that I'm sick
and tired of your logic. |
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McCoy:
Traces of argon, neon, krypton. All in acceptable quantities.
However, I wouldn't recommend this place as a summer resort.
Spock: Your opinion will be duly noted. |
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Scott: What a mess.
Spock: Picturesque descriptions will not mend broken
circuits, Mr. Scott. |
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Spock: Your tone is increasingly hostile.
Boma: My tone isn't the only thing that's hostile, Mr.
Spock! |
