The Outer Limits (1995) quotes

[closing narration] If we fail to be vigilant, we may find that the same miracles which define our greatness as a species will one day spell our doom.

[opening narration] In society, where devotion to one's family is frequently sacrificed on the alter of ambition... can the things we sacrifice ever be regained?

[closing narration] Before allowing a machine to take over a part of your life, make sure that you know the true price you will be paying.

[opening narration] Can the fate of mankind hinge on a single act or are we helpless to change our destiny?

[closing narration] The answers to mankind's future problems can be found within, so long as there are those among us willing to make the sacrifice.

[opening narration] Religious devotion can lead people away from temptation and evil. But is the path as clear if that devotion is blind?

[closing narration] When you blindly give up your free will to a higher authority, be sure you are not also giving up control of your ultimate destiny.

[opening narration] The beauty of motherhood and the miracle of new life connects us to our humanity... or does it?

[closing narration] The birth of a new life can be awesome and miraculous, unless it is at the expense of the human race itself.

[opening narration] It is said that those who survive a brush with death see the world anew. But what if that second chance became a second life?

[closing narration] Few of us have the opportunity to truly begin again... to redress the flaws that tarnish our souls. But only when we remake ourselves can we remake the world.

[opening narration] When we are able to instill a machine with human emotions, will we then instill it with a soul?

[closing narration] When our machines are smart enough to be as destructive as a human, perhaps they will also love like one as well.

[opening narration] God is said to have reached into the firmament and made humankind in his own image. But whose image will be mirrored when we gain the same awesome power?

[closing narration] The desire to be an individual is one of humankind's deepest longings, surpassed only by the will to survive.