The Doctor quotes from Star Trek: Voyager

The Doctor

Sticks and stones won't break my bones, so you can imagine how I feel about being called names.

The Doctor

What am I supposed to do? Lead a revolt with a gang from Sandrine's? Conjure up holograms of Nathan Hale and Che Guevara? I'm a doctor, not a counterinsurgent...maybe I could access a tactical database, teach myself guerrilla warfare.

The Doctor

(to Suder) One hologram and one sociopath may not be much of a match for the Kazon, but it will have to do.

The Doctor

He's a sick man. This is where sick people come.

The Doctor

He's a very sick man.

The Doctor

You're in perfect physical shape, Mr. Paris. You may go ahead and engage in this reckless activity.

The Doctor

Computer, can I access this ship's EMH program... or do I need some kind of clearance for THAT, too?

The Doctor

[After seeing the EMH Mark II try to crawl into the Prometheus's Jeffries Tube backwards] Traditionally, one crawls in head first.

The Doctor

Welcome to the Prometheus... about time.

The Doctor

[To Quarren] You’ve portrayed us as monsters: the captain is a cold-blooded killer, the crew is a gang of thugs and I am a mass-murderer!

The Doctor

In that book which is my memory, on the first page of the chapter that is the day when I first met you appear the words: Here begins a new life.

The Doctor

I'm a doctor, not a battery.

The Doctor

(sung to Tuvok and crew to the tune of La donna è mobile)

The Doctor

The Vulcan brain: a puzzle wrapped inside an enigma housed inside a cranium.

The Doctor

From the moment our ship arrived in the sky, they've been trying to make contact. Our presence has encouraged invention. Religion, science, art, even children's toys. They're all variations on a single theme: Voyager.

The Doctor

I feel I've accomplished all I can here. Oh, there's the occasional medical mystery that challenges my programming, but mostly, it's become routine. And frankly, I feel my talents are often taken for granted. But when I'm standing on that stage performing, and I see those rapt faces in the audience... I feel I finally know what it's like to be made of flesh and blood...it makes me feel appreciated... even loved - not for what I've been programmed to do; but for who I've become.