Control Voice quotes from The Outer Limits (1995)

[closing narration] If we are unwilling to heed our conscience, our worst moral judgements will inevitably come back to haunt us.

[opening narration] The human mind has been compared to a house -- its rooms filled with memories, ideas and dreams. Rooms which remain essentially locked and inaccessible. But what if we could make a master key?

[closing narration] If we are going to delve into the true secrets of the human soul, we must be prepared to deal with the demons that reside there.

[opening narration] It is said the moving finger of fate, having written, is indelible. But what if destiny's trail could be erased and etched anew?

[closing narration] As our scientific knowledge expands so do the borders of our explorations, ultimately moving beyond the bounds of three dimensions.

[opening narration] When a heart has been turned cold by anger and grief, can patterns of destructive behavior be averted or are they predestined?

[closing narration] In an ever more complex and dangerous world, vigilance and guidance is needed for those most vulnerable to its cruelties... our children.

[opening narration] As humanity spreads to the stars, we will take with us our values and our laws. But how will those laws and moral judgements apply to creatures and cultures alien to our own?

[closing narration] Only by cutting through the darkness of ignorance and prejudice can we achieve true justice.

[opening narration] Our desire to exceed our own limitations can be a positive drive for self-improvement... or a siren calling us to self-destruction.

[closing narration] The values we instill in our children are those within ourselves. We should make sure they are the values we want them to live by... and die by.

[opening narration] When we awaken an intellect within our machines, will we enter a new enlightened age or a much darker one?

[closing narration] In trying to create machines that think, we should take care that we don't end up creating a new race that will supplant our own.

[opening narration] They say you are the sum of your experiences. But what happens when an event from your past prevents you from defining your future?

[closing narration] Fear can be a powerful and driving emotion but it is no match for the love between mother and child.