Star Trek: New Voyages

Lt. Alex Freeman:
[lying on Peter's back] Guess who?

Ensign Peter Kirk:
Hmmm. Mr. Sulu.

Lt. Alex Freeman:
You wish!

Mr. Spock:
The red giant is named Lear after King Lear. The blue dwarf is Iago.

Lt. Pavel Chekov:
Hm. Somebody didn't know their Shakespeare very well. A Russian wouldn't make that mistake.

Mr. Spock:
It is a metafore, Mr. Chekov. The red giant is a very old star. The blue-white dwarf is pulling the fire out of it. It will take thousands of centuries, of course.

Captain James T. Kirk:
[having just learned of Peter and Alex's relationship] Spock, am I... the only one who didn't know?

Mr. Spock:
I believe... Mr. Scott may have been to busy to notice.

Captain James T. Kirk:
[thoughtful pause] Thanks, Spock.

Captain James T. Kirk:
My nephew... on a security team.

Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy:
Relax, Jim. We don't put bullseyes on the redshirts anymore.

Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott:
Sleep, there's no such thing. It's just an old space tale like Sparkle dancers or Klingons with a heart of gold.

Lt. Pavel Chekov:
No, I remember sleep. I did it once. You lie down and don't do anything for six hours. Wonderful.

Kirk:
What the hell do you think you're doing?

McCoy:
This isn't negotiable, Jim. Those people need a doctor who knows what he's doing. I'm it.

Kirk:
Bones, I can order you not to go.

McCoy:
You're not the only one who can disobey an order. You wanna save 'em? So do I! Now let me do my God damn job.

Uhura:
Listen gentlemen, this ship, this captain, we don't leave people behind.

Kirk:
There's an old saying: when you have a Klingon by the tail...

Chekov:
Klingons have tails?

Peter Kirk:
There's no such thing as a Vulcan death grip... is there?

Mr. Spock:
We are not allowed to tell.

McCoy:
Don't you dare give me any Vulcan blood.

Fontana:
Shut up!

Kargh:
I have not had this much fun since I assassinated my grandfather.

Dr. Jenna Yar:
The plasmacytes are sick. I can heal them... I am the cure.

Chekov:
It is... it is a sparkle dancer!

Peter Kirk:
Are you gonna have me transferred off the Enterprise?

Kirk:
What do you want?

Peter Kirk:
I wanna stay. Here. Where Alex served.

Kirk:
Gentlemen, space is not the final fronteer. The final fronteer is the human soul. Space is where we'll meet the challenge.

Captain James T. Kirk:
[giving orders to Rand] In the meantime, I'll be in my quarters with a... headache.

Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy:
Beware Romulans bearing gifts.

Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy:
Sure you don't know what irritating is?

Mr. Spock:
The fact that my father married a human female...

Captain James T. Kirk:
It's terrible having bad blood like that...

Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy:
He may learn to enjoy it. Someday...

Admiral Leslie:
[on viewscreen] Now you listen to me, Kirk. You find out who's responsible for this, or you're gonna be watching storage compartments of grain for the next two years. Do I make myself clear, Captain?

Onabi:
[to Chekov] Take me, you mad Russian!

Captain Jefferies:
[on viewscreen] [chuckles] That ship of yours is getting quite a reputation.

Captain James T. Kirk:
So it would seem!

Mr. Spock:
Doctor, your dismal record with emotional women has already been established.

Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy:
Why you, green-blooded, in-human, son of a...

Captain James T. Kirk:
It would appear I owe you an apology.

Onabi:
None needed, Captain. Of course, what you do next will determine your fate. With a word you will either doom, or save your ship and crew. Let me help.

Onabi:
[after kissing Spock passionately] Seven years, what a waiste!

Admiral Leslie:
[on viewscreen] Captain?

Captain James T. Kirk:
Admiral, I was just about to send you my report.

Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy:
Oh, we're all ears!

Admiral Leslie:
You will proceed to the following coordinates and redezvous with two robot cargo ships carrying a shipment of grain to Sherman's planet.

Mr. Spock:
Doctor, your poor attempts at humor exasperate an already desperate situation.

Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy:
I don't think I like you.

Commodore Matthew Decker:
[on video tape] Commodore Matthew Decker. This is my report. If you're watching this tape, it means someone from Starfleet has come looking for me. I'm betting it's Jim Kirk. But whoever it is, I'm sorry I missed seeing you.

Commodore Matthew Decker:
[on video tape] How many other men can say that they have seen three centuries?

Commander Kargh:
[about the Guardian of Forever] You have studied it, of course?

Dr. Macgregor:
Not as much as we'd like. To tell you the truth, we're a little afraid of it.

Mr. Spock:
That is wise.

Captain James T. Kirk:
Opinion, Doctor?

Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy:
I think you're a damn fool. And that guy with the ears is even worse.

Captain James T. Kirk:
I'll take that as a yes, then, Bones.

Captain Christopher Pike:
I'm getting pretty damn tired of waiting for this Captain Kirk. [referring to the Doomsday Machine] Let's send that monster back where he came from.

Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy:
All this, for a history we don't know, for people we may or may not become? Captain, call it off while you still can.

Captain James T. Kirk:
[referring to the Doomsday Machine] I don't want that thing to have any trouble finding us at the supper table.

Captain Christopher Pike:
[on viewscreen] Kirk, what the blazes are you doing?

Captain James T. Kirk:
Saving the future.

Captain Christopher Pike:
[on viewscreen] Not alone!

Captain James T. Kirk:
[adressing an older version of himself] I'm... guessing that you're from the future... Admiral?

Ambassador Spock:
[Ambasador Spock enters frame] That is a logical assumption. 2373 to be precise.

Ambassador Rayna Morgan:
You know, you remind me so much of someone I knew a long time ago.

Lt. Pavel Chekov:
Would that be because I resemble my grandfather, Dimitri Chekov, Federation ambassador to Russia?

Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy:
Take this shift off. Go back to your quarters and relax.

Lt. Pavel Chekov:
But doctor, I feel fine!

Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy:
Hey, doctor's orders. And if you decide to disobey, remember, I can pull you in here for a complete two day medical exam, with probes, just because.

Lt. Pavel Chekov:
I think I'll go back to my quarters... and relax.

Captain James T. Kirk:
[Spock is giving a damage report] And Mr. Scott?

Mr. Spock:
He begs to inform you he generaly only performs miracles on Tuesdays and Thursdays. [pause] Today is Monday.

Lt. Pavel Chekov:
This is starting to get... very Russian...

Lt. Pavel Chekov:
I should be on that bridge. That Klingon is still out there and I'm the best weapons officer the Keptin has.

Lt. Pavel Chekov:
Best in the fleet!

Captain Kargh:
I am offering our assistance.

Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott:
Cut him loose, Captain. Why would this sassanach want to help us?

Captain Kargh:
Because whoever it is, is an enemy to us both.

Ambassador Rayna Morgan:
Oh Pavel, if ever you were needed, it would be in the next few hours.

Lt. Pavel Chekov:
That may be all the time I have left...

Lt. Pavel Chekov:
How much time do I have, honestly?

Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy:
Damn it, Pavel, I'm a doctor. Not a watchmaker. [pause] Soon.

Ambassador Rayna Morgan:
You realize we may never discover who else was involved?

Captain James T. Kirk:
You mean we never know who all of our enemies are, inside the Federation?

Ambassador Rayna Morgan:
Keep it in mind, Captain Kirk, and look to your back.

Lt. Pavel Chekov:
Who would have thought I'd live so long in such a short time?

Janice Rand:
Don't look so worried.

Sulu:
Say that one more time, and I swear, I'll bust you back to Yeoman.

Dr. Lisa Chandris:
One of the first things they ask you when you sign up for Starship duty is if you're prone to space sickness.... I lied.

Sulu:
Lisa thought you had all died. But I said: you don't know James Kirk. He always manages to snatch life from the jaws of death. He'll find a way.

Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott:
As soon as we're clear of this hyper special beastie, we should be able to divert enough power to bring her all the way through.

Alana Sulu:
You're Captain Kirk, aren't you?

Captain James T. Kirk:
How did you know?

Alana Sulu:
My father told me you were impressive... and knew it.

Alana Sulu:
You're Montgomery Scott, aren't you? My father told me about you to.

Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott:
And just what did he tell ya?

Alana Sulu:
That he wouldn't want to be your liver.

Dr. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy:
[to Spock] How can that green blood of yours be so cold?

Mr. Spock:
We are each of us unique.

Alana Sulu:
But you must admit some of us are a lot more unique than others.

Mr. Spock:
It is gramatically incorrect to place a modifier before 'unique'. But none the less, you are correct. Some of us are.

Sulu:
Uhura! It's been forever... my God...

Lt. Nyota Uhura:
What?

Sulu:
You're younger than my daughter.

Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott:
We'd best be gettin' a move on. I have no mind to be trading my uniform for a white robe at this late date.

Sulu:
[unsheathing his sword] I don't care who dies, she lives!

Alana Sulu:
Father, I can't let you do this!

Sulu:
Alana?

Alana Sulu:
Even if Mr. Spock is right, and I survive, what kind of life would that be? How can I go back to that empty world, how can I live, knowing that you, or that all of you died because of me?

Alana Sulu:
[quoting Shakespeare's The Tempest] Our revels now are ended. And these our actors, as I foretold you, were all spirits and are melted into air, into thin air. We are such stuff...

Sulu:
As dreams are made on...

Mr. Spock:
[about Alana] She was unique. She lived her life fully in the time she had, and gave it up for love.

Captain James T. Kirk:
What better epitaph... could anyone ask for?

Demora Sulu:
Say hello to your granddaughter [hands her to him]

Sulu:
So beautiful... The whole universe is ahead of you.

Demora Sulu:
And I did as you asked, with her name. But... I don't understand. Who's Alana?

Sulu:
You had a sister...