why a vulcan? why a vulcan?! she was assigned to ususby the . you take orders from the high command? no... for the last time, we just came to see the temple. ( beeping ) that's my ship. enterprise. ( beeping continues ) enterprise. he andorian imperial guard. yes, i'm looking for captain archer. we know you're in collaboration with the vulcans. let me talk to the captain. you ship is under constant surveillance. arm yourureapons or make any attempt to approach the surface and i'll kill the hostages.. wait! i've lost the signal. try t'pol or commander tucker. no response. have launch babaput shuttlepod two on standby. you heard what he said. if we try to send more people... i don't take orders from a com voice, ensign. not unless that voice belongs to the captain. take a look at the vulcan database. see if it has anything on these andorians. aye, sir. we've searched all the chambers in the eastern tower. have you checked the living quarters? not yet. perhaps if we decapitate one or two of those monks he'll start telling us the truth. is that some

well, vulcans don't have a sweet tooth? it may n n be good for the body but it sure is good for the soul. mmm! i feel better already. you all right? i'm fine, commander. good night. sweet dreams. eisilium? it's an extremely rare mineral. this comet appears to contain large quantities of it. ever heard of eisilium. vulcan chemists have only obtained small amounts. they've never been able to study i iin detail. this could be your chance. can we collect a sample with the transporter? most of the eisilium deposits are at least 20 meters beneath the crust. that's too deep to get a lock. we've got the portable drilling rig, sir. the comet's certainly big enough to land on. we could take a shuttlepod. i'd advise setting down near one of the two poles. if you're out of direct sunlight how long would you need? or four hours. are you up for a little comet walk? by all means. get started. on our position. captain... it's vulcan. the starshipti'mur. hail them. this is captain jonathan archer of the starshipenterprise. m captain vanik.

i always thought that beneath that cold vulcan exterior lay a even colder vulcan interior but now, i'm convinced you're a hopeless romantic. there is no need to insult me, mr. paris. neelix: oh, here they are now. i was just getting noss' recipe for sauteed spiders. let's just say it's an acquired taste. bye, tom. ( sighs ) thank you. come on, neelix. oh. of course. i'm sorry. for what? i know how difficult this was for you... for us. i just wish things had been different. as do i. ( sighs ) live long and prosper, noss. vulcan master: infinite diversity... in infinite combinations. your training is now complete. have done well. thank you. you are now prepared to return to the world. grief, anger, fear and especially love will never threaten you again. [captioning sponsored by paramount television and united paramount network morning, everyone. morning, sir. morning, sir. what have we got today? we've detected several phenomenon. a j'ral-class supernova remnant approximately three light-years off our course. that's interesting. what else? a cluster of three neutron stars... very unusual

since when do we have vulcan science officers? since we needed their starcharts so we get a few maps and they get to put a spy on our ship? admiral forrest says we should think of her more as a chaperere. i thought the whole point of this was to get away from the vulcans. four days there and four days back... then she's gone. in the meantime we're to extend her every courtesy. i don't know... i'd be more comfortable with porthos on the bridge. (door chimes) here we go. sferred to your command at 0800 hours. reporting for duty. (sniffing) is there a problem? no, sir. oh, i forgot. vulcan females have a heightened sense of smell. i hope porthos isn't too offensive to you. i've been trained to tolerate offensive situations. i took a shower this morning. how about you, captain? i'm sorry. this is commander charles tucker iii. sub-commander t'pol. trip. i'm called trip. i'll try to remember that. while you may not share our enthusiasm about this mission i expect you to fofoow our rules. what's said in this room and out on that bridge i

that's second nature to you vulcans, isn't it? par shinsarat. i have no idea what you just said but it didn't sound very nice. you're making a mistake working with her. she'll stab you in the back first chance she gets. tell you what. come out and we'll settle this peacefully. whatever she told you about humans-- it's not true. you can see for yourself. say something! yes, sir. i know, i know but they're not giving me much choice. i've got to protect my crew. i understand, mr. velik but i can't do that. they're trying to kill us. nice try. mura fisahr. the center of the storm has already passed over them e able to land a shuttlepod before dawn. when's that? nine hours. phlox to captain archer. go ahead. please report to sick bay immediately. it's urgent. i thought you said he was going to be fine? i did. but each tropolisine atom contains a stray neutron. when it started to break down in his bloodstream valine, but i... think it may be too late. if i'd run a submolecular scan i might have anticipated a complication but there was no reason to. at

they know that vulcan was a member of the federation. vulcan merchants are not uncommon, captain. it is a practical approach. what about the rest of you? we should continue as before. we have nothing to fear. you have a lot to learn...sir. and if i know the klingons, you'll be learning it the hard way. this is the ruling council? i am ayelborne, temporary head of the council. i bid you welcome. no doubt you do. who are you? he is barona, one of our leading citizens. and he has no tongue? i have a tongue. good. you will be taught how to use it. where is your smile? my what? the stupid, idiotic smile everyone else seems to be wearing. a vulcan. do you also have a tongue? i am spock, a dealer in kevoss and trilium. you do not look like a storekeeper. take this man. vulcans are members of the federation. he may be a spy. he's no spy. you object to us taking him? he's done nothing. nothing at all. coming from an organian, yours is practically an act of rebellion. very good. so you welcome me. do you also welcome me? you're here. there's nothing i can do about it. good honest hatred. ve

i am a vulcan. i am a vulcan. mr. spock. i thought you were still confined to sick bay. i was. here, now. where do you think you're going? i have an errand on the planet's surface. you will beam me down to the same coordinates as before. not likely, mr. spock. that is an order, mr. scott. aye, sir. and i'm sorry i have to disobey it. the captain said no one was to transport down. mr. spock. freeze right there, mr. spock, or i'll put you to sleep for sure. mr. spock, i gave you an order to stay in the sick bay. until the pain was gone, captain. it has been discontinued...by me. scotty. he said he was transporting down to the surface, sir. your orders were that no one was to beam down unless you authorized it, and knowing mister spock's determination on some things, i thought i'd better hold him here until i got your orders. one of the creatures will have to be captured and analyzed, captain. we did not have a clear opportunity to do so earlier when i was attacked. since my nervous system is already affected, as you pointed out, doctor, i don't believe they can do much more to me

i'm vulcan. fortunately, the news hasn't spread to the general public, and i'd like to keep it that way. if we made an announcement, someone might come forward with information. an announcement of this nature you haven't spent much time on earth lately. after the xindi attack, there was a dangerous increase in xenophobia. we got a taste of it. it died down somewhat, but not completely. there are still people out there who want us to stay in our little corner of the galaxy. the news of a vulcan-human hybrid could inflame them, give them something to rally against. i can't believe we're talking about more than a small minority. as i said, you've been away for a while. maybe i just have a little more faith in humanity than you do. we can't afford to operate on faith. there's more at stake here than a simple trade agreement. you fought the xindi. you know better than anyone how earth's survival depends on alliances with other species. we don't have the vulcans watching our backs anymore. this isn't a

what if theyeyere vulcans? think you would've reacted the same way? they weren't vulcans. i said "what if" they were vulcans? would you have just left them there hanging like slaughtered animals? don't you thinkmaybe you would've t ten them down? tried to figure out who they were? made some effort to contact their families? we didn't even try. whwh about you? what if they were humans? would you just stick your tail between your legs and run? leave them there to rot? am i the only one who's having a problem with this? you said it yourself, sir. whoever killed those people are probably coming back. so we should avoid confrontation at any cost. is that what you vulcans do? bury your heads in the sand and then just fly on by? "we vulcans" would have never gone on board that ship in the first place. oh... you've got an answer for everything, don't you? we have a code of behavior, and we try to obey it. you may not believe this it took a few thousand years but i think we're starting to get it ririt. i can't believe i almost ignored it. we've reversed course, sir. we shoululbe ba

doesn't sound very vulcan. resume log. i have no reason to believe that klaang is still alive but if what the suliban woman told me is true it's crucial that we try to find him. computer, pause. have you ever known a vulcan to return a favor? i still haven't decided whether to ask sub-commander t'pol about this temporal cold war. my instincts tell me not to trust her. computer, pause. archer to t'pol: report. if you're feeling well enough to come to the bridge, captain now would be a good time. it's a gas giant. from the looks of it, a class six or seven. class seven. the suliban vessel dropped to impulse a few hours ago and altered course. their new heading took them through its outer radiation belt. we've lost them. yes. the radiation's dissipated their warp trail. i'm only picking up fragments. you finished helping us? lieutenant, run a spectral analysis of the fragments. reed: there's too much distortion. the decay rates don't even match. reed: sir? you heard her. recalibrate the sensor array narrow band, short- to mid

at the vulcan nightclub. vulcan? it's just around the corner. ( chuckles ) take it easy, harry. we didn't build the delta flier to withstand such extensive pacing. four hours? it's a date. these things can't be rushed. they probably just finished dinner a couple of drinks and now, they are moving past the polite stage. "polite stage." the last 8472 i met tried to dissolve me from the inside out. it was only trying to get to know you better, harry. you can't fault a person for that. look, chakotay can take care of himself better than us to come to the rescue? turns out the transporter malfunctioned. my uniform ended up in the pattern buffer. you're kidding. you were naked? not entirely. i had my combadge. i hope it was well-placed. computer, lights. so this is where they're putting up officers nowadays. water's fine. i'm beginning to think you're a teetotaler. i like to stay in control. always at yellow alert, huh? something like that. find anythg interesting? beyond the galactic edge: humanity's quest for infinity. this is a 21st century edition of hesterman, isn't it? replicate

i am a vulcan. i am a vulcan.

i'm vulcan. i don't "miss" people. oh, sorry. i forgot. is he as concerned as you are about making this ceremony? trip rarely questions the captain's decisions. he doesn't strike me as someone who follows orders blindly. he's not. he simply tends to agree with the captain most of the time. he trusts him. would you peel these for me? before i joined this crew, i never could've imagined anything more important than following orders. and now? humans believe that sometimes you have to follow your instincts. a very illogical approach, computer, freeze program. if you're age 50-75, massmutual makes it rage, at a cost that can fit your budget. call massmutual today and ask about guaranteed acceptance life insurance. it's designed to help cover final expenses such as funeral costs, medical bills, and other debts. while no one wants to think about these costs, it's important to prepare for them. they're inevitable, and often add up to more than you think. without insurance, that expense could fall upon your loved ones. consider how long it would ta

vulcan materials. one additional kicker. more than two years ago, they shrewdly acquired texas industries for $3 billion. that business operates in the ideal areas to profit from big new national infrastructure overall. just like vulcan, martin marietta missed the numbers though the stock barely missed a beat and they are down right unstoppable in recent weeks. martin marietta's whip smart ceo who came on the show six months ago says the company's end market should grow through the end of 2016 and for the next five years. i like that kind of vision. let me give you the bottom line. regardless of who wins the white house we are likely to see a major surge over the next administration. that means the rock place like vulcan materials and martin marietta keep moving higher no matter what happens with the election tonight. when we go infrastructure it is hard not to think about the manufacturing swing state like ohio. that just so happens to be where my buddy cnbc's own brian sullivan is right now. brian, t

well, how about the vulcan starcharts? starfleet assigned you. we have limited data there are thousands of star systems along this path. there must have been something

the vulcan digestive tract is highly adaptable. i prefer to eat the foods i'm accustomed to. there's an old saying: when in fellebia, do as the fellebians do. it's'sifficult enough having to smell all this. eating it is out of the question. water, carbonated. now that's adventurous. we're getting reports from c-deck that it's down to 12?. ensign almack is working on it. well, tell him to hurry up. if the relays up there get too cold they're going to start cutting out on us. we've got a power fluctuation in the starboard nacelle, sir. we'll get to it as soon as we can. aye, sir. any luck? we know it's got something to do with the plasma exhaust. the flow's been restricted for some reason and it's screwing up half the systems on the ship. tell billy to purge the aft manifold. yes, sir. archer: do you think it might be a good idea to drop out of warp? give me a minute, sir. i think we can figure it out. tucker to bridge. might be a good idea to drop out of warp. going to impulse, sir. commander... i think i've found the problem. something's distorting our wake pattern. reed: em

there are no vulcan ships within scanning range. mayweather: sir, we could try to contact the vulcan high command. they're only two days away at warp six. i'm sure they'd give us a hand. i'm sure they would. ( sighs ) i can't raise vulcan. it's funny, i ran a diagnostic after the attack. that's because it isn't there. what? therers nothing but debris at the coordinates where we deployed the amplifier. what about echo one? destroyed as well. the stabilizer on cannon port two checks out o oy, sir. port two or port one? port one, sir. sorry. get it right! and d art on those beam emitters. sir. targeting scans will be on-line in an hour. we should be aligning them by now not installing them. you were a little hard on eddie. everyone's busting their tailsl. ( crackling ) ah! you okay? yeah! ( groaning ) i'm fine. i told them to depolarize these relays!

asking favors of the vulcans usually ends up carrying too high a price. my experience with humans is limited but i've come to learn that they're quite resourceful. 200,000 kilometers. let's see it. i promised my dad i'd see this place someday. put us in orbit over the colony. terra nova colony this is captain jonathan archer of the starshipenterprise. we've come from earth. please respond. no answer, sir. any bio-signs? no, but the colony appears to be intact. i'm also detecting i can't tell. let's take a look. closer. looks like a ghost town. let's hope the ghosts can give us some answers. how bad is the radiation? less than 800 millirads. a few hours of exposure shouldn't pose a risk. trip, take the bridge. a housing unit. no sign of weapons fire... only rust. whatever happened, i got to believe they tried to let earth know about it. we've got the schematics for the communications tower. good. see if the data buffer's intact. we might be able to access their last transmission logs. see what else you can find. judging by the isotope decays the radiation

i must now use an ancient vulcan technique to probe into van gelder's tortured mind. spock, if there's the slightest possibility it might help-- i've never used it on a human, doctor. if there's any way we can look into this man's mind to see if what he's seeing is real or delusion-- it's a hidden, personal thing to the vulcan people, part of our private lives. now, look, spock, it could be dangerous. do you understand? it requires i make pressure changes... in your nerves, your blood vessels. you must... open my mind. let me warn you this will not affect you, dr. mccoy. only the person i touch. it is not hypnosis. good. the reading's leveling. you begin to feel a strange euphoria. your body... floats. yes. i begin to feel it. open your mind. we move together. our minds... sharing the same thoughts. [door buzzer] good evening. good evening. what did you think of the inmates we saw here this afternoon? i thought they were happy, well-adjusted. but a bit blank. captain, if you're questioning the methods of a man like tristan adams-- i'd like to see that treatment room a

vulcan. given me an idea. what's going on here? i'm working. you were ordered to shut down astrometrics an hour ago. we can't afford the power. seven, it's inefficient. efficiency is relative, commander. if i shut down astrometrics i won't be able to scan for new fuel sources. i appreciate your efforts conventional scanners would not have found this. what? highly concentrated deuterium. where? computer, display source. a planetoid .4 light-years from our present position. there are dense pockets of deuterium just beneath the surface. maybe so, but that's a demon class planet. "demon class"? that's what starfleet calls it. also known as class "y." it's got a toxic atmosphere filled with thermionic radiation. xcess of 500 kelvins. just entering a standard orbit would be suicide. our situation is desperate. true. captain's log, supplemental: i've ordered adaptations to our shields to repel the thermionic discharges. hoping that the benefits will outweigh the risks we're now trying to beam deuterium from beneath the planet's surface. narrow the ann

you're vulcan. never forget that. the things a girl will give up for her career. it's from another time. about 100 yeararinto the future. imagine the technology we can find on that ship. ouou for the taking! enterprise isisnder attack. the tholians can see us! all hands to escape pods. you've got thrusters. release the docking clamps. i can't. what about weapons? this power grid's a mess! it's gonna take a few minutes. sir... shields are functional. raise them. our shields are weakening the clamps. but they're still holding. i'll alternate port and starboard thrusters. that should shake them loose. we're free. firing aft thrusters. six tholian ships moving toward us. how much longer for weapons? the power couplings have been removed. i don't know if i can bypass them. ? captioning sponsored by paramount television and upn ( engines humming ) mr. tucker?! stand by! i could use some help s! three more ships approaching. justst few more seconds! ( smacks surface ) what was that? they locked on a tractor beam. we're being

we haven't talked much since vulcan. how are you holding up? i'm fine. i've been seeing you by yourself a lot. i'm reading the kir'shara. how is it? interesting. interesting. extremely. look... i know what you're going through. losing a family member... it's the toughest thing there is. i see no point in discussing it. past. your mother died a week ago. talking won't change that. it may change the way you feel about it. i don't feel anything about it. you can tell yourself that... it's the truth. you know, when lizzie died... there were times i wanted to just close up, retreat inside myself... trip, i appreciate what you're trying to do, but it's not necessary. you're fine? well... i'll see you. sub-quantum teleportation... you step on to a transporter on earth... a few seconds later, you're on vulcan. that's over 16 light-years. emory: that's just for starters. theoretically, there's no limit to the distance. e of the things we're here to test. you tell me... with that kind of technology who'd have any use for a starship? maybe you will put me out of a

department of education and paramount television vulcan: the kol-ut-shan... a cornerstone of our beliefs. infinite diversity in infinite combinations. i know all about vulcan philosophies. why have you come here? i was sent against my will. then i suggest you leave. only of your emotions or so i have been told. my emotions free me. i see. it's regrettable that i won't be able to teach you. where should i go? are you seeking my counsel? i... can't return home. my father has banished me. your school? they revoked my seat. why? because i refuse to deny myself passion the way you and men like my father do. you reject logic? if i was meant to deny feelings why was i born with them? where's the logic in that? hidden for you to find... or in plain sight for you to ignore. you speak in riddles because the truth frightens you. you're right. it does frighten me. you are surprised yes. emotions can be a powerful tool. to deny their existence is illogical but you must learn to control them. why? do you wish to be taught? i would question everything you say. you would not

jim, forgetting how well we both know spock, the simple fact that he's a vulcan means he's incapable of telling a lie. he's also half human. and that half is completely submerged. would completely embarrass him. someone's interfering with my command and my ship. i don't know who it is, but i mean to find out. even you! if i thought you had the technical know-how, i'd suspect you. but you don't. spock does. he would not make a false entry! there's a false entry in the log right now which doesn't jibe with the established facts. how do you explain that? i can't. but to question spock, of all people! me, yes. i could run off half-cocked given a good reason. so could you, but not spock. that's impossible. dr. mccoy, report to transporter control. mccoy here. you're needed aboard the enterprise, doctor. medical emergency. well, what is it? sickness, injury... how bad is it? that's all we have on it, doctor. just needed aboard.

with a half-vulcan science officer named spock. commodore! captain pike, he's gone! starship enterprise, commodore. it's warping out of orbit. refuses to acknowledge our signal. ? ? if you're on medicare, remember, the open enrollment period is here. the time to choose your medicare coverage begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so call unitedhealthcare to enroll... in a plan that could give you the benefits and stability you're looking for, an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. what makes it complete? it can combine medicare part d prescription drug coverage, and more, all in one simple plan for a low monthly premium or in some areas, no plan premium at all. an aarp medicarecomplete plan offers you benefits like an annual physical, preventive screenings and most immunizations all for a $0 copay. you'll also have access to a local network of doctors and much more. you can get routine vision and hearing coverage, a fitness membership to help you stay active, e emergency care. for prescriptions, you'll pay the plan's lowest price, whether

the same has been said about humans and vulcans. hoshi tells me you got a transmission from vulcan this morning. it was from koss. our marriage has been officially dissolved. i'm sorry to hear that. you have nothing to apologize for. ( com beeps ) reed: bridge to captain archer. archer. i believe we've found the andorian ship, sir. we're on our way. report. i've been unable to locate the malfunction. then i suggest you double your efforts. this is enemy territory. we can't remain here any longer without... ( alarm sounds ) there's a vessel approaching. you said you found the andorians. i don't understand it, sir. the warp trail ends right here. t'pol: their primary systems are off-line. hail them. no response. bio-signs are indeterminate. they appear to be subspace transceivers. why would they need so many? their hull is also lined with multi-spectral emitters. for what purpose? i prefer not to speculate. find out who these people are. take a team of macos with you. their life support's off-line. bring trip along. see if he can get

spontaneous demonstrations have already begun around the vulcan compound. isolated incidents, i'm sure. there are protesters chanting outside the andorian embassy. and they're using words that aren't in the universal translator. it's obvious paxton's ultimatum is part of a coordinated plan. why are we all still here? we could be obliterated at any second! paxton's a fanatic, but he's a man of his word. he won't act before his deadline's up. the deadline aside, the fact that paxton has the support

this friend of yours, the vulcan. he seems to have the ability to block our scanner. i think perhaps i will find out why. i will have him dissected. your friend killed. you a mental vegetable. not a pleasant prospect, captain, ies ahead for you unless you tell me everything i want to know. 12 hours, captain. it will take a lot longer than that, commander. longer than that i will not wait. i respect you, captain, but... this is war, take him to the cell with his friend. and watch him closely. it's no use, jim. there's no way out. how much of the 12 hours do we have left? 6 hours, 43 minutes, if the klingons are punctual. i think we can count on them being punctual. blowing that munitions dump wasn't enough. we get out of here, .. they do not seem to understand. most peculiar. nevertheless, our orders still stand. we've got to make some attempt to neutralize the klingon occupation. we may not get the chance, captain. these walls are very thick. and there are guards every few feet down the hall. [banging] i trust you are in good health? shall we go? go? yes. your captors

must be those vulcan ears of yours. ( high-pitched alien sounds ) i hear it, too. anything on sensors? ( sounds become louder ) it appears to be an alien com signal-- triaxilating wavelengths. origin? unknown. ( very loud sounds ) captain, a vessel just dropped out of warp. approaching fast off the port bow. on screen. ( sounds continue ) chakotay: can't we dampen it a little? negative. ( sounds stop ) harry, tell me that was just their way of saying hello. i wish i could. the universal translator doesn't have a clue. perhaps they are waiting for our response. well, then, let's give them one. open a channel, all subspace bands. this is captain janeway of the federation starship voyager. we cannot interpret your message but please try to understand we are on a peaceful mission and we intend you no harm. it's injured and we're attempting to provide treatment. if you can understand... ( high-pitched alien sounds ) moset: i'm ready to stimulate the primary neural pathways. cortical probe. i'm applying it to the primary neocortex. ( shrieking ) its motor control is weak

the vulcans say the desert teaches men the meaning of endurance. but it's the ice that forges real strength. it's hard to believe anything can survive here. ies are e ilt underground to take advantage of geothermal energy. i didn't see the sun till i was 15. careful, shran. you don't have your balance back yet. hands off, pinkskin. ( grunts ) these tunnels branch out for thousands of kilometers. not a good place we'll be ready to launch in 12 hours. and the pilot? he's resting. will he be ready? i'll make sure that he is. spoken like a soldier. i'm a scientist. we're all soldiers, ninil... from the moment we're born. when we forgetethat... we invite disaster. you know i w w once a senator? no. many years ago. i even considered himm a. what happened? i made the mistake of challenging the precept of unlimited expansion. i asked the question: is conquest truly the best course for our people? and i was expelled. i'm sorry. i'm not trying to evoke your pity. i want you to learn from my experience. i vowed never to repeat my error... and never to forget

all federation starships near the badlands have been alerted to look for the vulcan freighter. i doubt they'll find it. eddington anticipated every contingency. he had his escape route well planned. what will we tell the cardassians? the truth-- he fooled me, and he got away with it. he fooled all of us. everything that happens on this station is my responsibility, major. in. it's from commander eddington. put it through, in my office. captain. mr. eddington, i have just one question. why? will knowing my personal motivation change anything at this point? no, i don't suppose it will. then let's table that for now. the only reason i've contacted you is with the cardassians not the federation. leave us alone, and i can promise you you'll never hear from the maquis again. unless you see another shipment you want to hijack. you keep sending replicators to cardassia, and you're going to have a lot more to worry about than hijackings. i don't respond well to threats. i thought you would know that by now but i'm beginning to see that you don't know me at all. i know you. i was like yo

you've made it clear you don't approve of vulcans. maybe this is my way of saying thank you y, the empire wouldn't be where it is today. dismissed. archer: serving as my personal guard will have its privileges. you'll have your own quarters... better food. you'll accept orders from me and me alone, is that clear? yes, sir. and captain, if i may... i'd like to be the first to congratulate you on a brilliant strategy. i'm certain that in years to come... you already have the job, sergeant. don't talk yourself out of it. ( menacing growl ) don't mind porthos. he hasn't had his dinner yet. ( door chimes ) sato: you didn't receive a communiqu? from starfleet. i would have known if something came through. ( quiet laugh ) a mutiny, oh... didn't think you had it in you. i'll take that as a compliment. where's captain forrest? he's safe. how do i know that you didn't push him out of an airlock? i want to talk to him. not right now. he'll remain alive as long as you don't cause any trouble. no hidden distress signals to starfleet. is that all y

antimatter fireworks, longwinded dignitaries a vulcan children's choir. oh, we got medals pinned to our tunics. chakotay gave a speech commemorating the voyager crew. brought a tear to everyone's eye. admiral macintyre even wanted me to marry his daughter. at least you weren't buried under 20 meters of ice. you don't know how many times i wished i was. i suppose it must have been difficult with all your friends and colleagues left behind. from the counselors back at headquarters. "you must learn to accept the fact that you lived. "embrace life. move forward." i signed on to the first deep space vessel i could find. we tried to calculate where voyager might have fallen out of the slipstream. four years of searching. we were close. i could feel it. then, starfleet command said it was time to end the search. all those admirals who shook my hand at the homecoming-- i went to see every last one of them... begged them to keep the search alive. pretty soon even admiral macintyre stopped returning my calls. so i resigned from starfleet. could be our lucky number.

captain, you are aware of the vulcan technique of the joining of two minds. u think you can get through to that thing? possible. mr. spock... i know it's a... terrible personal lowering of mental barriers... but if there's a chance... aah! pain! pain! pain! that's all i got, captain... waves and waves of searing pain. [fiery noise] "no kill i." what is that, a plea for us not to kill it, or a promise that it won't kill us? i don't know, captain. it gained an immediate knowledge of us from its empathy with me. in my brief contact with the creature's mind, i discovered it is a highly intelligent, extremely sophisticated animal... in great pain, of course, because of its wound, but not reacting at all like a wounded creature. it calls itself a horta. a horta. a horta! mr. spock, we need that retardation mechanism. captain, it has no reason to give us the device, and apparently every reason for wishing us off this planet. yes, i'm aware of that. if we could only win its confidence. doctor mccoy, this is captain kirk. mccoy: yes, captain? grab your medical kit and

a vulcan science vessel surveyed the seventh planet over 50 years ago. the file states it's an m-class world with a flourishing ecosystem, no intelligent life. sounds promising. they did report and that is...? a species of flying reptile, some reportedly over 200 meters long. they're also said to breathe fire. there's been lingering questions over the accuracy of this report. i can't wait to find out. ( console beepepg ) there's a ship. it's on an intercept course. i i n't recognize the configuration. doesn't look very friendly. tactical alert. let's see what they want, hoshi. they're responding. captain ararer. and you are? harrad-sar. deactivate your weapononystems immediately, or i'll be forced to open fire. ? it's been a long time ? but my titi is finally near ? and i will see my dream come alive at last ? ? i will touch the sky ? and they're not gonna hold me down no more ? ? no, they're not gonna change my mind ? ? i'm going where my heart will take me ? ? i've got faith to believe ? i can do anything ? i've got t rength of the soul ? ? no one's go

captain, i suggest the vulcan mind probe. get into direct mental contact with that thing? it seems the only way. you saw what it did to uhura. there is a risk, but i have formed a partial hypothesis. nomad, the unit spock will touch you. it is not an attack. it is a form of communication. you will permit it. i will permit it, creator. [monotone voice] i...am...nomad. tiness... it approaches. n. damage. blackness. i...am...the other. i am tonru... ton...ru... error. flaw. imperfection. must sterilize. we are complete. much power. gunta...new... eca...tonru. the creator instructs. search out. identify. sterilize imperfections. we...are...nomad. we...are...nomad. we are complete. we are instructed. our purpose is clear. sterilize imperfections. sterilize. sterilize. nomad... sterilize. spock. spock! nomad! you're in contact with the unit spock. stop! stop! acknowledged. spock. spock! fascinating, captain. the knowledge. the depth. what does it mean-- "we are nomad"? it was, um... it was--it was damaged in deep space. undoubtedly, the meteor collision. its memory banks were de

as the vulcans say, "kup-fun-tor ha'kiv na'ish du stau." do you know what that means? no. are you telling the truth? nersh. this is ridiculous-- being upset about amy all the time isn't accomplishing anything. if i want to resolve this situation, what are you gonna do? i'm going to find her and ask her to marry me. and if she says yes, we can put this behind us and resume our relationship. and if she says no... well, then she can just ponfo miran.

i'll hang you up by your vulcan ears. i'll have you all executed! i think not. your authority on this ship is extremely limited, captain. the four of you will remain here in the brig and in custody ever it is you belong. has the whole galaxy gone crazy? what kind of a uniform is this? where's your beard? what's going on? where's my personal guard? i can answer none of your questions at this time. [chuckling] all right, spock. whatever your game is, i'll play it. you want credits, i'll give them to you. you'll be a rich man. command of your own? i can swing that, too. i find it... extremely interesting. spock. what is it that will buy you? power? fascinating. power, spock? i can get that for you! captain. i am pleased that you frustrated mr. chekov's plan. i should regret your death. why? i do not desire the captaincy. i much prefer my scientific duties. and i am frankly content to be a lesser target. logical, as always, mr. spock. aah! aah! the agony booth is a most effective means of discipline. aah! me you've ordered full duration. i haven't decided. indeed. h

and if the romulans are an offshsht of my vulcan blood-- and i think this likely-- then attack becomes even more imperative. war is never imperative, mr. spock. it is for them, doctor. ke earth, had its aggressive colonizing period, savage even by earth standards. if the romulans retain this martial philosophy, then weakness is something we dare not show. do you want a galactic war on your conscience? captain to bridge. this is uhura, captain. what's our position? course unchanged, sir. esesmating treaty boundary in 21 minutes. are you continuing to broadcast tactical reports? affirmative, captain. to our first message. thank you, lieutenant. check our course ahead, mr. spock. a comet, magnitude 7, dead ahead, and the intruder changing course toward it. comet icarus-4. composition? quite ordinary. an ionized mass, a trail of frozen vapor particles. and when an object passes throughght, even an invisible object... it leaves a visible trail. ah! lemen. prepare to attack. all hands--battle stations. [alert blaring] i hope we won't need your services, bones. amen to that. s? all stations m

my father is from the planet vulcan. and are its natives predatory? not generally. but there have been exceptions. oh, really? you will see to his punishment? on the contrary. i commend his action. but i don't like him. get off my ship. we're not going anywhere. nonsense. i have an absolutely enchanting sojourn on gothos planned for all of you. and you shan't spoil it for me. anyway, the decor of my drawing room is much more appropriate and tasteful. don't you agree? no. but so much more fitting, honorable sir. you... desalle. trelane, let him go. we haven't even got our phasers. yes, of course. i forget that i shouldn't frighten you too much. but i warn you, you can't provoke me again. come, everyone. let's forget your bad manners. let's be full of merry talk and sallies of wit. we have victuals to delight the palate and brave company to delight the mind. come, doctor, ah, you've been, uh... quite derelict in your social duties, captain. you haven't introduced me to the charming contingent of your crew. this is... general trelane. retired. but if you prefer, you ma

as the vulcans say, "kup-fun-tor ha'kiv na'ish du stau." do you know what that means? no. are you telling the truth? nersh. this is ridiculous-- being upset about amy all the time isn't accomplishing anything. if i want to resolve this situation, then i need to take action. what are you gonna do? i'm going to find her and ask her to marry me. if she says yes, we can put this behind us and resume our relationship. and if she says no... well, then she can just ponfo miran.

(sighs) what about the vulcan? with their sense of ethics definitely on the side of labor. pass. i say this one's an "enter." lucky guess. mmm. quark isn't exactly his favorite person. wait a minute. i can't believe it. he's an "enter." not for long. where are you going? to talk some sense into him. commander! hold on! i cannot believe what i'm seeing. sir. if i could explain... three of my senior staff, brawling on the promenade. sir, we weren't brawling. maybe you should take a closer look at dr. bashir's forehead. he shouldn't have got in the way. i was try... i was trying tostopthe fight. we werenotfighting. then what were you doing? well, we... having a difference of opinion. yeah, i suppose... towards the end there, we might have... done a bit of shoving. according to odo that was an accident. it was just that things got a little out of hand. thingsgot more than a little out of hand. her find a way to settle this strike e. uh, captain? can we leave now? i'll tell constable odo to let you go... in the morning. well, i hope you're proud of yourselves. captain, believe me-- i

each one discovering science in their own unique way. ( chuckles ) had this woman been born on vulcan or earth i'm sure she would have made a fine physician. ah. ah, here's our culprit. the water sample's contaminated with tetracyanate six two two. i'm not familiar with it. usually under the strictest safety protocols. it's quite toxic. could this be responsible for the epidemic? if it's managed to seep into the groundwater, absolutely. i'll notify the captain. mm-hmm. ( muttering to self ): ...samples from three new subjects indicate no... did you say something? sorry. i mutter what i'm writing sometimes. it's an old habit. i have a similar one. my mother bought me a tusorop ko once but it tuproya plo dak. what was that? deshi teeg ti'lat mokel. proyal nil'shan teeg? ti'lat. proyal nil'shan teeg...? tishik a'plal? are you all right? all right? yeah. i'm all right. someone was walking this way i thought if we pretended to be... i understand. vikash nol meton. voice ( over com ): putav nol. i want you to head back. not before i see what's in those crates. help me open this. move! ( eng

the vulcans call them qui'lari. the indians of ancient earth called them shakras. i know how to stimulate them to make you feel restful... or energized... i told you i could help you. let the words... flow, jake. let them flow. yes... that's it. there you are. bleep. ( chuckling ): got you that time. that's not fair. i didn't know you could do surfaces. well, now you u . shall we try again? oh, absolutely. i haven't had so much fun in months. really? neither have i. security to odo. go ahead. a transport just arrived from umani sector. the man you asked us to look out for was on it. acknowledged. it's my husband, isn't it? stay here. i'll handle this. you'd better have a good reason for dragging me in like this. i'm chief of station security. that's all the reason i need. well, well. you're the changeling. odo... if i remember correctly. and what of it? lwaxana told me all about you. how you broke her heart. strange she'd come running to you for protection. she doesn't want to see you so you might as well turn around and go home. i've come a long way. i'm not leavi

it contains vulcan and human dna. i had the computer search for any matches in the starfleet databank. when i got the results, i ran the search three more times just to be certain. and? according to every analysis,

long wait time, so will this be different if the indians win it all and if there is another parade >> vulcan rta do differently to avoid some of the things >> what have you seen? >> we wentyo to the rta taugh man, many people told ush >> we waited in line from seven sale 11. >> waited in line for hours. yes. >> what about added more trains and buses? >> every available trade in saf working order will be working. joe calabrese says that rta had every availablee bus and train for the cavaliers parade and the samed for any indians parade that they do not have changes that could help, with more trains running earlierwo n they can buy tickets had a time for smartphonesm we suggest that they buy the tickets in advance that wouldan be a real benefits they do not wait in long lines. world series games alone is a challenge. >> we hear from angry fans complain about rta service at watch parties at the stadium, t a woman e-mailed us this weekend at tower city that she waited w about one hour for an train after a watch party to about 1:00 a.m.. rta says that a logjam at the end of the big bandsds if the

vulcan kal-toh. a game of logic. you'd be surprised at how addictive it is. give me a few mimites to figure this out. your duties, ensign. i'll accept your forfeit. no way. this is the closest i've ever come to beating you and i'm not giving up now. ahh... impressive. elementary spatial harmonics. are you ready now? i would have gotten that. is there anything you don't know? i was borg. "i was borg." that's what you always say. what does it mean? you have the knowledge of 10,000 species in your r ad? not exactly. each drone's experiences are processed by the collective. only useful information is retained still, that probably makes you the most intelligent human being alive. probably. so what do youee the rest of us for? forget i asked. what was that? we just dropped out of warp. what's the problem? we were hit by some kind of shock wave. source? checking. hold on. i just lost all my sensor readings. the computer i ibringing up some kind of message you'd better take a look. i can see it. what is it? i have no idea. my command codes aren't working. the compute

each other at arm's length but i've always respected your judgment and right now, i could use a little vulcan clarity. proceed. it's the captain. as you may have noticed, she's isolated herself from the crew. she believes that she made an error in judgment four years ago-- in the delta quadrant. she told you? no. i've been observing her behavior for the past four years. guilt has been her constant companion. you've known her longer than anyone. have you ever seen her like this? only once. it was during her first year as a commander on the uss billings. she sent an away team to survey a volcanic moon. their shuttle was damaged by a magma eruption and three crew members were severely injured. the next day, she returned to the moon, alone to complete the survey. she wanted the crew to know that their suffering had not been in vain. she could have been killed. seeking redemption. precisely. captain janeway's methods are unorthodox. it is her strength as a leader s a klingo but, unfortunately, it is also her greatest weakness. n. to put it mildly. if she tries something like that again we're at th

vulcans have telepathic powers. not to this extent. can you identify the species? there's no exact match in my database. however, the nearest genome... is andorian. mans did considerable damage to the bridge. we'll have to replace the entire receiver array. assign every spare man to the repair crew. the ship isn't what concerns me. it's the pilot. what about him? operating the vessel is extremely taxing. he'll have at least three days to rest. that won't be enough. he's suffering from severe mental fatigue. piloting one ship would be difficult enough, but two... then you'll have to increase the stimulants. y damaged. he could die. if i didn't know you better, i would say you're more concerned with this creature's well-being than you are with this mission. without the pilot, there would be no mission. just keep him alive long enough to destroy the earth ship. after that, his health is of little consequence. ( door chimes ) archer: come in. i just received a transmission. our scientists identified the brain wave pattern. and? but it's not from any andorian you'd know

be one-third would be prevented and the sub prior mortgages but that larger message is that and of vulcanized regulatory system into pass the rule to see that and forced. >> i think that is right. but most of of bad stuff in the fed regulated institutions and greenspan could have gathered there is bad stuff water we going to do about it? with the rapid decline of funding status with the is bad loans with those eager buyers. >> i want to stipulate there is a lot of truth to use said to describe that crazy securitization that is going on because he lived through previous derivatives there was orange county 1995 procter and gamble there were other problems and i agree we should have done more. >> it is easy to focus on alan greenspan and the apparent superhero. >> that the message may be under appreciated is that there were instances as alan greenspan tried to push back >> host: months talk about that he was very worried. with the law high leverage from freddie mac and intent and more then once with these institutions that were lending to much. and then to be on the same pages him. and with the