Control Voice quotes from The Outer Limits (1995)

[opening narration] We denounce the bigotry of the past, secure in our own enlightenment. But if we were to encounter a race totally unlike our own... would we remain so pure of heart?

[closing narration] With each new generation, hopes for a brighter future are rekindled. But until we shrug off the shackles of hatred, we will remain prisoners of our own ignorance.

[opening narration] For all our medical advances, the human brain remains vast and largely uncharted. What revelations lie ahead for those who would explore this undiscovered country and what unknown dangers will they encounter on their journey?

[closing narration] Our greatest achievements do more than heal the sick and give strength to the weak, they also lead us from the darkness to a place of hope and light.

[opening narration] The burden of solitude is a mighty one... be it a lone voice echoing in the dark... or the cry of humanity in a desolate universe.

[closing narration] Our lives are defined by our choices: paths taken, worlds explored. But once we commit, we can never go back and choose again... or can we?

[opening narration] When is something truly alive? When it shows an ability to think or an instinct to survive or... when it becomes afraid to die?

[closing narration] Whether forged from metal or born of flesh, one simple need connects every form of life... the unquenchable thirst for freedom.

[opening narration] Do our memories define our identity? If we are merely the sum of our experiences, what do we become if those experiences are lost?

[closing narration] The same qualities that make each of us unique can also prevent us from changing who we are, even if it might be... a change for the better.

[opening narration] How well can we ever know our neighbors? Perhaps we might better ask, how well do we want to?

[closing narration] It is said that our relationships deepen as secrets give way to truth. It may be, however, that there are some stones better left unturned.

[opening narration] Man's empirical pursuit of science has often been at odds with his need for religious faith. But what happens when these two beliefs... collide?

[closing narration] In Man's unending pursuit of salvation, the distractions of his science or his religion may be the very thing keeping him from his creator.

[opening narration] Even in the darkest corners of despair there are glimmers of light we call truth. But what if it is a light to which the rest of the world is blind?