Control Voice quotes from The Outer Limits (1995)

[closing narration] Philosophers and poets concur on one fundamental truth... love will find a way, it's just a matter of time.

[opening narration] Throughout the ages humans have looked to the heavens and wondered, 'Where did we come from, and where are we going?' But will we find those answers in the stars, or in ourselves?

[closing narration] It is said that those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. Will we be wise enough to learn?

[opening narration] How far will mankind have to go before we realize that the only antidote to self-annihilation... is trust?

[closing narration] If mankind is to survive we must trust one another... and that trust begins in the human heart.

[opening narration] It is said that conduct on the battlefield is the ultimate measure of a man. But often the enemy we are most afraid to face is much closer... to home.

[closing narration] Wars can be won or lost but in the battle waged inside a man's soul, only love can heal the wounds.

[opening narration] It is nature's way that life expands to fill any vacuum. But when human minds become circuits and human flesh becomes steel, what will that new life reveal?

[closing narration] If we teach our children by example, then we only have ourselves to blame for whom they become.

[opening narration] The skeptic's world is a secure one, built on unshakeable truths. But what happens when its foundation begins to crumble?

[closing narration] If we mock that which we do not understand, we may learn too late that the penalty for such arrogance... is annihilation.

[opening narration] In an age of medical miracles, who shall live and who shall die may be less a matter of chance... than a matter of choice.

[closing narration] Our inexorable march toward death defines our lives, giving meaning to our every waking moment. But how will it change us when our fate is taken out of God's hands... and placed in our own?

[opening narration] The longing for redemption can express itself in many forms and sometimes, indeed, the greatest obstacle we face is found within our own conscience.

[closing narration] It is said that our lives are measured by what we leave behind. But for rich man and poor, the most valuable legacy of all... is love.