Spock, you're alive!
SpockObviously, Captain.
A character in Star Trek: The Original Series
Played by Leonard Nimoy
Star Trek: The Original Series · 389 quotes
2nd most-quoted character in Star Trek: The Original Series: in 170 of its 389 quotes
Most scenes with: James T. Kirk (68), Leonard McCoy (46), Scotty Scott (8)
Spock, you're alive!
SpockObviously, Captain.
[At the rebels underground hideout, as Daras and her men seemingly capture the Underground members and the Enterprise landing party]
I'm Captain James Kirk of the United Spaceship Enterprise. This is my first officer, Mister Spock. John Gill, your Fuhrer, was sent here by the Federation as a cultural observer.
You mean that the Führer is an alien?
SpockThat is correct.
I grew up to admire him, later to hate and despise everything he stands for. But I always thought he was one of us. Now to hear that he's an alien sent here to destroy us.
That was not his mission, ever. He was sent here to observe, not to interfere. Something went wrong, and that's why we're here. To find out and to correct. We must see him.
Very good, Spock. We'll make a human out of you yet.
SpockI hope not!
Freedom?
Spock.
SpockYes, I heard, Captain.
It is a worship word, Yang worship. You will not speak it.
Well, well, well. It is... our worship word, too.
SpockNeed any help, Doctor?
[struggling in gladiator fight] Whatever gave you that idea?
[having heard of Kirk's alibi for the Enterprise crossing the Neutral Zone, the Romulan Bird of Prey's female commander meets Spock]
I must admit some surprise on seeing you, Spock. We were not aware of Vulcans aboard the Enterprise.
SpockStarfleet is not in the habit of informing Romulans of its ships' personnel.
Quite so. Yet there are certain ships, certain officers, that are known to us. Your situation appears most interesting.
What earns Spock your special interest?
He is a Vulcan. Our forebears had the same roots and origins. Something you wouldn't understand, Captain. We can appreciate the Vulcans, our distant brothers. I have heard of Vulcan integrity and personal honour. There's a well-known saying, or is it a myth, that Vulcans are incapable of lying?
SpockIt is no myth.
Then tell me truthfully now, by your honour as a Vulcan, what was your mission?
SpockI reserve the privilege of speaking when it will not violate my honor as a Vulcan.
[Spock explains to the Romulan Commander that the Federation engineered the ruse to get the cloaking device]
You realize that very soon we will learn to penetrate the cloaking device you stole.
SpockObviously. Military secrets are the most fleeting of all. I hope that you and I exchanged something more permanent.
Sickbay to Bridge.
What is it. Bones?
Well, if all the shouting's over up there, I'd like for you to report to Sickbay.
What for?
Well, you're due in surgery. I'm going to bob your ears.
[Kirk reacts to that, not wanting such an unpleasant experience.]
SpockCaptain... please go. Somehow they do not look aesthetically agreeable on humans.
Well, are you coming, Jim, or do you want to go though life looking like your first officer?
I'm on my way!
SpockEvil does seek to maintain power by suppressing the truth.
Or by misleading the innocent.
The glory of creation is in its infinite diversity.
SpockAnd the way our differences combine to create meaning and beauty.
[The Enterprise is hailed by the Melkotians]
Captain Kirk. You did not kill. Is this the way of your kind?
We fight only when there is no other choice. We prefer the ways of peaceful contact. I speak for a vast alliance of fellow creatures who believe in the same thing. We have sought you out to join us. Our mission is still one of peace.
Approach our planet and be welcome. A delegation will come out to meet you. Our warning threats are over.
Excellent. Lieutenant, cancel Red Alert. Mister Chekov, resume original course, warp factor two.
Warp factor two, sir.
SpockCaptain. May I ask a question? You needn't answer if it seems too personal.
I'm sure I'll be able to give you an answer, Mister Spock
SpockThis afternoon, you wanted to kill, didn't you?
But he didn't kill, Mister Spock.
SpockBut he wanted to, Doctor.
Is that the way it seemed to you?
SpockYes, sir.
Mister Spock... you're absolutely right. That's exactly the way it was.
SpockMankind. Ready to kill.
That's the way it was in 1881.
SpockI wonder how humanity managed to survive.
... We overcame our instinct for violence.
Has there ever been a mutiny on a starship before?
SpockAbsolutely no record of such an occurrence, Ensign.
What is it [the antidote]?
It's a diluted theragen derivative.
SpockTheragen-- a nerve gas used by the Klingons.
Aye, and deadly, too. What are you thinking of, Doc? Are you trying to kill us all?
The release of emotions, Mr. Spock, is what keeps us healthy-- emotionally healthy, that is.
SpockThat may be, Doctor. However, I have noted that the healthy release of emotion is frequently very unhealthy for those closest to you.
"I'm Tweedledee, he's Tweedledum."
Spock"Two spacemen marching to a drum."
Kirk & Spock: "We slythe among the mimsey toves."
"And gyre among the borogoves."
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