Star Trek Trivia - Guess the Quote

If you can place the quotation, then post a quotation of your own. Remember to identify which series the quote is from.

From TOS (The Orginal Series):

"FDR confers with slum area angel."

From TOS:

"Too much of anything, even Love, isn't necessarily a good thing"

Quite right.

rosborne979 wrote:

From TOS:

"Too much of anything, even Love, isn't necessarily a good thing"

Captain Kirk to Lt. Uhura in "The Trouble With Tribbles."

I guess you have to say that it's right before I can proceed, just like the Guess the Movie game in Film.

OOh, the doctor/bartender quote is from The Cage. Tres obscure. If I'm right, please, someone else can take my turn. If I'm wrong, uh, never mind. :-D

Good idea for a game.

From TOS:

"I object to you. I object to intellect without discipline, I object
to power without constructive purpose."

Brandon9000 wrote:

From TOS:

"I object to you. I object to intellect without discipline, I object
to power without constructive purpose."

It sounds like something Kirk said to Trellane in _Squire of Gothos_. Was it the courtroom scene?

rosborne979 wrote:

Brandon9000 wrote:

From TOS:

"I object to you. I object to intellect without discipline, I object
to power without constructive purpose."

It sounds like something Kirk said to Trellane in _Squire of Gothos_. Was it the courtroom scene?

Close enough. It is something that Spock said to Trelane as Trelane was showing them his house. It was in response to a statement by Trelane that was something like, "Ah, Mr. Spock disapproves of me!"

Brandon9000 wrote:

rosborne979 wrote:

Brandon9000 wrote:

From TOS:

"I object to you. I object to intellect without discipline, I object
to power without constructive purpose."

It sounds like something Kirk said to Trellane in _Squire of Gothos_. Was it the courtroom scene?

Close enough. It is something that Spock said to Trelane as Trelane was showing them his house. It was in response to a statement by Trelane that was something like, "Ah, Mr. Spock disapproves of me!"

Ah yes, it does sound more like a Spock quote now that you say it.

Shall I go ahead with another quote?

From TNG:

"I can assure you, this is as real as your 'so-called' reality gets"

(this may be a bit of a paraphrase, but it should be pretty close)

rosborne979 wrote:

From TNG:

"I can assure you, this is as real as your 'so-called' reality gets"

(this may be a bit of a paraphrase, but it should be pretty close)

After Q brings the Enterprise into its first contact with the Borg in "Q Who?" I believe it is in response to Captain Picard saying something like, "Please tell us that this is one of your illusions."

Well this really reflects our viewing habits in decades past. We're much smarter now.

From TOS:

"You were the one thing in my life untouched by what I'd done."

Brandon9000 wrote:

Well this really reflects our viewing habits in decades past. We're much smarter now.

From TOS:

"You were the one thing in my life untouched by what I'd done."

Kodos the executioner, to his daughter (the next generation of killer). I can't remember the name of the episode though.

The episode title is "The Conscience of the King," a reference to "Hamlet." His daughter's name is Lenore, played, I believe, by Barbara Anderson.

You're up.

Brandon9000 wrote:

The episode title is "The Conscience of the King," a reference to "Hamlet." His daughter's name is Lenore, played, I believe, by Barbara Anderson.

You're up.

TOS:

"Go to your quarters, or I'll pick you up and carry you there."

(just saw the episode yesterday on reruns. It seems my current choice of TV time is no different than when I was a kid )

Shatner to Robert Walker Jr. (Charlie) in "Charlie X."