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Geordi La Forge quotes from Star Trek: Picard

Played by LeVar Burton · 8 quotes

Geordi La Forge

Played by LeVar Burton

Star Trek: Picard · 136 quotes

Tied for 7th most-quoted character in Star Trek: Picard: in 8 of its 136 quotes
Most scenes with: Jean-Luc Picard (5), Data (4), Daystrom Android M-5-10 (3)

Scenes with Geordi La Forge 8

[Geordi has activated Daystrom Android M-5-10]

[turns to Geordi] Geordi? [to Jean-Luc Picard] Captain?

Yes. Data, is that you?

Yes, sir! No, sir! I... I am not certain.

He's like you, Jean-Luc.

Geordi La Forge

Synthetic, but...

No, I was Data.

Geordi La Forge

Human.

There are many of myself inside Daystrom Android M-5-10, but... currently, one voice speaks to you more... more fondly.

The evening of the robbery, something was taken. Something more... deadly than a portal weapon. We believe that you witnessed that event. Can you confirm?

Can I confirm? [malfunctioning] Can I?

Is he malfunctioning?

Geordi La Forge

I don't know!

Memory records indicate what appears to be the Changelings' main objective.

Geordi La Forge

Go on.

The project manifest lists the missing item.

Data, can you tell us what was stolen?

Jean-Luc Picard.

Yes, Data, I'm here. I repeat: can you tell us what was stolen?

Jean-Luc Picard. Jean-Luc Picard... Manifest inquiry: Jean-Luc Picard.

Is there a reset switch?

[Lore personality manifests, chuckling] I'm Lore. [personality changes] I am B-4... [personality changes] I am Soong. No... I am more.

Data, it is vital that you tell us what was taken from the lab.

[Daystrom Android M-5-10 transmits a hologram from his eyes, of a figure in a stasis container]

Geordi La Forge

What is this?

It is what the Changelings stole from Daystrom.

Human remains...

Jean-Luc Picard.

[The hologram reveals the remains to be those of Jean-Luc Picard's original body]

[as Data]: Captain. Geordi. I am no longer on the Enterprise. The Scimitar...

That was many, many years ago.

Hmm. That would explain why... [switches to Lore] you're so old! Time has been very cruel to you.

Geordi La Forge

And here's the problem, Admiral. You remember Lore?

Data's brother. But, surely, he was deactivated.

Geordi La Forge

Archived, is more like it. Simply put, this unit is currently home to both Data and Lore simultaneously.

[switches to Data] I apologize for the outburst, Captain. I am not in complete control of this body, [switches to Lore] nor I am in complete control of my utter revulsion at your ancient face.

ALAlandra La Forge

So, has Lore always been this arch?

Did the tree move? Or did the apple just fall far from it? When you're constantly subjected to these... self-righteous, self-proclaimed heroes, spewing their morality as if vomit were somehow virtuous then sometimes, dear, a little bend, a little arch, a little antagonizing flair is required.

Geordi La Forge

Lore has a perverted sense of what it means to be human.

I believe... we're good here.

Geordi La Forge

Hey, Data! You just used a contraction!

No, I didn't!

Geordi La Forge

No, I-- I heard you! Clearly...

[Geordi realizes Data is messing with him and laughs.]

It appears I'm capable of using contractions now. And you are, too!

Geordi La Forge

Oh, that certainly is new!

Many things are new to me, including myself. I am still Data, but also Lore, B-4... All that Doctor Soong programmed into this body.

Geordi La Forge

Well, tell me -- how do you feel?

I feel... I feel!

Geordi La Forge

Admiral. Ladies and gentlemen. Allow me to introduce you to the newest version of a very old friend.

With an upgrade, I'm told.

Oh, I am mostly myself, I assure you, albeit with a dash of computational joie de vivre.

The last time we spoke, you wished to experience death. As happy as I am that you're here, I hope that we haven't betrayed that wish.

No, sir. I know that me is resting peacefully. But this me... this me would rather be no place else in the universe.

[Geordi and Data board the bridge of the maintenance shuttle.]

Geordi La Forge

Hopefully we have enough juice to get us there.

What makes you think "there" hasn't already been destroyed?

Geordi La Forge

Data, could you try to be a little more positive?

[with a strained grin] I hope we die quickly.

[Geordi has brought the crew to the Fleet Museum's Hangar Bay 12 to reveal what's inside.]

The Enterprise-D... but... how?

Geordi La Forge

Thank the good old Prime Directive. The saucer was retrieved from Veridian III, so as not to influence the system. I've been restoring it bit by bit over the past twenty years. Engines and nacelles come from the USS Syracuse.

Strange... Seeing it makes me feel...

DTDeanna Troi

You're not the only one, Data.

Geordi La Forge

And, obviously, we can't use the Enterprise-E.

[The crew look at Worf]

That was not my fault.

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