Doctor, some...thing just went offline!
Specifically?
The secondary gyrodyne relays of the propulsion field intermatrix have depolarized!
In ENGLISH!
EMEHM Mark II
I am just reading what it says here!
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S1 E15Unfinished Business
CComputer
Specify attack pattern.
Attack pattern... Alpha?
CComputer
Specify target.
[The Doctor and the EMH Mark II exchange glances]
DEThe Doctor & the EMH Mark II
ROMULANS!
You hit the wrong ship!
It wasn't my fault.
Then whose fault was it, the torpedo's? You're supposed to tell it what to do!
Is this the thruster control?
Don't touch that! We don't know what it does! It could be the self-destruct!
Okay, I'm taking power from.... life support, we don't need that!
[Starfleet officers transport aboard]
Welcome to the Prometheus... about time.
There are ships dropping out of warp! We're doomed!
[Relieved] No we're not; they're Starfleet!
[Ship is fired upon]
What are they doing?!
Firing on us!
They must think there are Romulans onboard!
They're right!
My beautiful existence cut short. No time to explore the universe, no time to smell the roses... no time for... sex.
You shouldn't get your hopes up, Harry. No hopes, no disappointments.
I'm not you.
Is your body armor designed to handle rapid pressure fluctuations?
AHAlpha Hirogen
It can defeat most hostile environments. I once tracked a silicon-based lifeform through the neutronium mantle of a collapsed star.
I once tracked a mouse through Jefferies tube thirty two.
It is puzzling.
What's that?
You made me into an individual. You encouraged me to stop thinking like a member of the Collective, to cultivate my independence and my humanity. But when I try to assert that independence I am punished.
Individuality has its limits. Especially on a starship where there's a command structure.
I believe that you are punishing me because I do not think the way you do. Because I am not becoming more like you. You claim to respect my individuality, but in fact you are frightened by it.
As you were.
It's unfortunate we can't study this phenomenon in more detail. We may not have the opportunity again.
Let's hope we never do.
A curious statement from a woman of science.
I'm also a women who knows when to quit. Take another look at your tricorder. Omega's too dangerous. I won't risk half the quadrant to satisfy our curiosity. It's arrogant and irresponsible. The final frontier has some boundaries that shouldn't be crossed–and we're looking at one.
Your Starfleet directive is no longer relevant: I have found a way to control Omega.
I don't care if you can make it sing and dance, we're getting rid of it.
(to Chakotay) I can tell you this: one of two things is going to happen...either Seven and I will succeed on our mission, and return within a few days...or your long-range sensors will detect a large explosion in subspace. If that occurs, you'll have less than ten seconds to jump to warp, and get the hell out of here. Head for the Alpha Quadrant and don't look back. Understood?
(to Chakotay) Commander, I don’t think you can analyze love. It’s the greatest mystery of all. No one knows why it happens. Or doesn’t. Love is chance combination of elements. Any one thing might be enough to keep it from igniting: a mood, a glance, [a] remark. And if we could define love, predict it…it would probably lose its power.
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