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Dr.
McCoy : "I'm a doctor, not a mechanic." |
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Commander Scott: "A cranky transporter is a mighty
finicky piece of equipment to be gambling your life on." |
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Captain
James T. Kirk: "Matt... we're stonger with you than
without you." |
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Montgomery Scott: "Borgus frat." (or some similar
expletive) |
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Commodore Matt Decker: "They say there's no devil,
Jim.... but there is. Right out of hell, I saw it!" |
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Kirk:
"He gave his life in an attempt to save others. Not the
worst way to go." |
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Kirk:
"Ironic, isn't it? Way back in the 20th century, the
H-bomb was their ultimate weapon, their 'doomsday
machine,' and we used something like it to destroy another
Doomsday Machine. Probably the first time any such weapon
has been used for constructive purposes." |
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Spock:
"Random chance seems to have operated in our favor."
McCoy "In plain non-Vulcan English -- we've been
lucky."
Spock "I believe I said that, Doctor." |
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Spock:
"Commodore. I do not wish to place you under arrest."
Decker "You wouldn't dare. You're bluffing."
Spock "Vulcans never bluff." |
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Kirk: "If I only had some phasers..."
Scotty "Phasers. You've got 'em. I have one bank
recharged."
Kirk "Scotty. You've just earned your pay for the
week." |
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Kirk:
"Am I correct in assuming that a fusion explosion of 97
megatons will result if a starship impulse engine is
overloaded?"
Spock "No, sir. (helpfully) 97.835 megatons." |
