Kirk: Excuse me... Excuse me... I just wanted to ask a question. What does God need with a starship?
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Kirk: Excuse me... Excuse me... I just wanted to ask a question. What does God need with a starship?
Kirk: I've always known I'll die alone.
McCoy: You two go on ahead, I'll wait for the next car.
Kirk: Well, don't just stand there. God's a busy man!
Kirk: Excuse me... Excuse me... I just wanted to ask a question. What does God need with a starship?
Kirk: Well, don't just stand there. God's a busy man!
Kirk: I've always known I'll die alone.
McCoy: You two go on ahead, I'll wait for the next car.
Kirk: I thought I was going to die. Spock: Not possible. You were never alone. Spock: Please, Captain, not in front of the Klingons.
Sybok: I couldn't help but notice your pain! "God": My pain? Sybok: It runs deep, share it with me!
Kirk: Come on. Spock... Why didn't you jump in? Spock: I was trying to comprehend the meaning of the words. McCoy: It's a song, you green-blooded... Vulcan. You sing it. The words aren't important. What's important is that you have a good time singing it. Spock: Oh, I am sorry, Doctor. Were we having a good time? McCoy: God, I liked him better before he died.
Kirk: What's that noise? Spock: I believe it is a primitive form of communication known as morse Code. Kirk: You're right. I'm out of practice. Kirk: That's an "S". Spock: "T". Kirk: "A"... "N"... "D", end of word. McCoy: "Stand". Kirk: New word... "B"... "A"... Spock: "C"... "K". McCoy: "Back". "Stand back". Kirk, Spock, McCoy: "Stand back"? Scotty: What are you standing around for? Do you not know a jailbreak when you see one?
Kirk: "All I ask is a tall ship, and a star to steer by." McCoy: Melville. Spock: John Masefield. McCoy: Are you sure about that? Spock: I am well-versed in the classics, Doctor. McCoy: Then how come you don't know "Row, Row, Row Your Boat"?
Kirk: What are you doing? Spock: I am preparing to toast a marsh melon. McCoy: Well, I'll be damned. A marsh melon. Where'd you learn to do that? Spock: Before leaving the ship, I consulted the computer library to familiarize myself with the customs associated with "camping out". McCoy: Well, tell me, Spock. What do you do after we toast the marsh - er, marsh melons? Spock: We consume them. McCoy: I know we consume them. I mean after that. Spock: Oh. I believe we are required to engage in a ritual known as the sing-a-long.
J'Onn: Where did you get this power? Sybok: The power was within you. J'Onn: I feel... as if a weight has been lifted from my heart. How can I repay you for this miracle? Sybok: Join my quest. J'Onn: What is it you seek? Sybok: What you seek. What all men have sought since time began. The ultimate knowledge.
Uhura: Is there a problem, gentlemen? Sulu: Uh, yes. We've been caught in a... we've been caught in a blizzard. Chekov: And we can't see a thing. Request you direct us to the coordinates. Uhura: My visual says sunny skies and seventy degrees. Chekov: Sulu, look. The sun's come out. It's a miracle. Uhura: Don't worry, fellas. Your secret's safe with me. I'll sent a shutlecraft to pick you up. Sulu: Uhura, I owe you one! Sulu out.
Kirk: Go to bed, Spock. Good night, Bones. McCoy: Good night, Jim. Spock: Good night, doctor. McCoy: Good night, Spock. Spock: Good night, captain. Kirk: ... I don't know... I just don't know...
Scotty: "Let's see what she's got," said the captain. And then we found out, didn't we? Uhura: I know you'll whip her into shape, Scotty, you always do. Scotty: Uhura, I thought you were on leave. Uhura: And I thought we were supposed to be going together. Scotty: Oh, I can't leave her now when she needs me the most. Uhura: I had a feeling you would say something like that, so I brought us... Uhura: dinner. Scotty: Oh, lassie. You're the most understanding woman I know. Starfleet Officer: Red-Red-Red Alert. Red Alert. Red-Red-Red Alert. Scotty: I just fixed that damn thing! Turn it off, will you?
Chekov: Admit it, we're lost. Sulu: All right, we're lost. But we're making good time! Uhura: Commander Sulu, come in please. Sulu: I don't believe this! Commander Sulu here. Uhura: Bad news, gentlemen. Shore leave's been canceled. Chekov: Rescued at last! Uhura: Return to the pre-arranged coordinates for pickup. Chekov: Don't tell them we're lost. We'll never live it down here.
Spock: Bipodal seeds, Doctor? McCoy: Beans, Spock. But no ordinary beans. These are from a special Southern recipe handed down by my father. And if you stick your Vulcan nose up at these, you're not only insulting me, but generations of McCoys. Spock: In that case, I have little choice but to sample your beans.
Kirk: Mr. Scott, you're amazing! Scotty: There's nothing amazing about it. I know this ship like the back of my hand.
Sybok: What are you doing? Kirk: In order to lower and re-raise the shields as quickly as possible, we're going to forego the tractor beam, and fly her in manually. McCoy: *Manually*? Sybok: How often have you done this? Sulu: Actually, it's my first attempt.
Korrd: Kirk, my *junior* officer has something he wishes to say to you. Capt. Klaa: I... apologize. Korrd: Capt. Klaa: The attack on your vessel was not authorized by my government.
Chekov: This is Captain Pavel Chekov speaking. You are in wiolation of Neutral Zone Treaty. I adwise you to release your hostages at once, or suffer the consequences. Sybok: Your threats amuse me, Captain Chekov. What consequences did you have in mind?
Spock: I do not believe you realize the gravity of your situation. Kirk: Gravity was foremost on my mind.
Spock: Perhaps "because it is there" is not sufficient reason for climbing a mountain. Kirk: I am hardly in a position to disagree. Kirk: Hi, Bones! Mind if we drop in for dinner?
Spock: He reminds me of someone I knew in my youth. McCoy: Why, Spock, I didn't know you had one. Spock: I do not often think of the past.
McCoy: Jim... if you ask me, and you haven't, I think this is a terrible idea. We're bound to bump into the Klingons, and they don't exactly like you. Kirk: The feeling's mutual. Engine room. Scotty: Scotty here. Kirk: We'll need all the power you can muster, mister. Scotty: Don't you worry, Captain. We'll beat those Klingon devils, even if I have to get out and push. Kirk: I hope it won't come to that, Mr. Scott.
Spock: It appears we're too heavy. Kirk: Must be all those marsh melons.
Kirk: Are you just gonna sit there and pluck that thing? Or are you gonna play something? Spock: Kirk, McCoy, Spock: Row, row, row your boat, gently down the stream. Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, life is but a dream...
Caithlin Dar: Twenty years ago, our three governments agreed to develop this planet together. A new age was born. St. John Talbot: Our new age died a quick death. The settlers we conned into coming here, they were the dregs of the galaxy. They immediately took to fighting amongst themselves. We forbade them weapons, and they soon began to fashion their own. Caithlin Dar: Well, then it appears I have arrived just in time.
Spock: Mmm... surprisingly good. It does have a flavoring I'm not familiar with. McCoy: Ah-ha, that's the secret ingredient. Kirk: Got any more of that secret ingredient, Bones? McCoy: Help yourself. Spock: Am I to understand, Doctor, that your secret ingredient is alcohol? McCoy: Whiskey, Tennessee whiskey, Spock. Care for a little snort?
