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Kirk:
"The Enterprise is approaching the last
reported position of the starship
Defiant which vanished without a trace
three weeks ago. We are in unsurveyed
territory." |
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Spock:
"We see it, but our sensors indicate it
is not there."
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Chekov:
"There's never been a mutiny on a
starship before." |
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Spock:
"There is no sign of life aboard this
vessel." |
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Kirk:
"Odd, Mr. Spock, very odd." |
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McCoy:
"These people killed eachother." |
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McCoy:
"What the devil!" |
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McCoy:
"Jim, this ship is dissolving. My hand
just passed through a man and table." |
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Scotty: "Everything!
That ship you're in is fading out and
it's... well its ripping the innards out
of this one!" |
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Kirk:
"I know what the chances are Mr. Spock,
don't argue; get back with the
information." |
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Kirk:
"Scotty, energize transporter." |
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Chekov:
"It's gone. The Defiant just vanished." |
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Scotty:
When she went, it must have taken the
captain with it. |
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Spock: "The
fabric of space is very weak here." |
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Spock:
"Picture it this way Mr. Chekov. We
exist in a universe that coexists with a
multitude of others in the same physical
space. At certain brief periods of time
an area of their space overlaps an area
of ours. That is the time of interphase
during which we can connect with the
Defiant's universe." |
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Spock:
"Yes. However, the dimensional structure
of each universe is totally dissimilar.
Any use of power disturbs it. If we are
not extremely careful we shall lose the
captain and become trapped ourselves." |
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Uhura:
"Red Alert. All decks go to red alert." |
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Tholian:
"I am Commander Loskene. You are
trespassing in a territorial annex of
the Tholian assembly. You must leave
this area immediately." |
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Spock:
"Spock in command of the Federation
Starship Enterprise." |
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Spock:
"The space was disturbed by the Tholians." |
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McCoy:
"The cause is the area of space we're
in. It's affecting the whole crew. The
molecular structure of the brain tissues
in the central nervous system are
distorting. And the madness that
affected the Defiant's crew will soon
happen to the Enterprise. Now you've got
to get this ship out of here!" |
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Sulu:
"Mr. Spock, we're being fired upon!" |
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Spock:
"Renowned Tholian punctuality." |
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Scotty:
"I know you don't like to use the
phasers but you've got to do something
about that ship out there!" |
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McCoy:
"You should have known what could have
happened. And done everything in your
power to safeguard your crew. That is
the mark of a starship captain, like
Jim." |
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Spock:
"Mr. Sulu, I shall run an analysis on
those filaments." |
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Spock: "The
urgency requires your personal attention
in the laboratory."
McCoy: "My staff is working
around the clock.. My being there will
not affect the biochemistry of the
tests. This service requires my personal
attention, Mr. Spock." |
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Spock:
"At that time, Captain Kirk may have
been alive. I deemed it necessary to
return the Tholian fire for the safety
of the Enterprise. The Tholian ship has
been disabled, but as a result of the
battle we must accept the fact that
Captain Kirk is no longer alive. |
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McCoy:
"The captain's last order is top priority and you will honor
that order before you take over!" |
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McCoy:
"He was a hero in every sense of the word yet his life was
sacrificed for nothing. The one thing that would have given his
death meaning is the safety of the Enterprise and now you've made
that impossible Mr. Spock." |
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Kirk
[video recording]: "Bones, Spock. Since you are playing this tape we
will assume that I am dead and the tactical situation is critical
and both of you are locked in mortal combat. It means Spock, that
you have control of the ship and are probably making the most
difficult decisions of your career. I can offer only one small piece
of advice for whatever it's worth; use every scrap of knowledge and
logic you have to save the ship but temper your judgment with
intuitive insight. I believe you have those qualities but if you
can't find them in yourself, seek out McCoy. Ask his advice and if
you find it sound, take it. Bones, you've heard what I've just told
Spock. Help him if you can. But remember he is the captain, his
decisions must be followed without question. You might find that he
is capable of human insight and human error. They are most difficult
to defend. But you will find that he is deserving of the same
loyalty and confidence each of you have given me. Take care." |
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Kirk: "I had a
whole universe to myself after the Defiant was thrown out. There was
absolutely no one else in it. I must say I prefer a crowded universe
much better. How'd you two get along without me?"
McCoy: "Oh, we managed. Mr. Spock gave the orders and I found
the answers."
Kirk: "Good, no problems between you?"
Spock: "None worth reporting Captain."
Kirk: "Try me."
Spock: "Only such minor disturbances as are inevitable when
humans are involved."
Kirk: "Which humans Mr. Spock?"
McCoy: "What he means is that when humans become involved
with Vulcans, Jim."
Kirk: "Ahh, yes, I understand. Well I hope my last orders
were helpful in solving any problems that you don't feel worth
reporting."
Spock: "Orders captain?"
McCoy: "What orders are you referring to Jim?"
Kirk: "My last orders. The last orders that I left for both
of...for both of you. The last taped orders!"
McCoy: "Oh those orders! Well there wasn't time. We never had
a chance to listen to them."
Spock: "No you see the crisis was upon us and then passed so
quickly captain that we..."
Kirk: "Good. Good. I hope we won't have similar opportunities
to test those orders which you never heard..." |
