Control Voice quotes from The Outer Limits (1995)

[closing narration] It is said that love and truth walk hand in hand. But if the need is great enough, can we learn to love a lie?

[opening narration] In a world where youth is valued more than wisdom... what will become of our elders?

[closing narration] The greatest lesson one generation can bestow upon the next... is that reverence for the past ensures the future.

[opening narration] Some men lose themselves in war... others find themselves.

[closing narration] True sacrifice is not what we surrender, but what we ultimately gain.

[opening narration] Is violence born in the heart... or in the mind? If we must kill to protect ourselves, what will that do to our souls?

[closing narration] In the struggle between life and death, sometimes survival is not the only way to win.

[opening narration] In the face of violent crime, the thin line between justice and vengeance can grow ever thinner. But what happens when society becomes as violent as the criminals it seeks to contain?

[closing narration] To those who would corrupt the search for truth... be warned. The sword of justice cuts both ways.

[opening narration] From muskets to sixguns to assault weapons, the pages of our history run red with blood. But which came first, the violent impulse or the weapon which answers its call?

[closing narration] The path to our own destruction may lie less in the weapons we conceive... than the violence in our hearts.

[opening narration] It is said that man is created in God's image. But what happens when we alter that image? Is our reflection the only thing that changes?

[closing narration] In an age when we are led to believe that we can be anything we want to be, what most eludes us is simply... being ourselves.

[opening narration] Human history is marked by our desire to expand our boundaries. But what happens when our reach exceeds our grasp?

[closing narration] Ultimately, our survival may depend less on our ability to overcome our enemies than the weakness of our own character.