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042 - Future Tense

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SEQ 42
UPN 19.02.2003
L7 14.11.2004
STO Michael Sussman
Phyllis Strong
REG James Whitmore Jr.
MUS Dennis McCarthy
GUS Amm. Maxwell Forrest Vaughn Armstrong
Capitano sulibano Cullen Douglas
Stunt sulibani Mike Cassidy
Tim Storms
Controfigura di Connor Trinneer Shawn Crowder
Controfigura di Dominic Keating Marty Murray
ITAIl mistero della navetta
BRFuturo do Presente
PRO Crash Landing

2152: Molto pił in lą di dove qualsiasi nave terrestre si č avventurata prima d'ora, l'equipaggio dell'Enterprise scopre con grande sorpresa una piccola navetta alla deriva che contiene apparentemente dei resti umani. Tucker e Reed scoprono che la navetta nasconde alcuni strani segreti e il mistero si infittisce quando i Sulibani si presentano rivendicando il diritto di proprietą della navetta. Come se non bastasse, Archer deve avere a che fare con i Tholiani che tentano di impadronirsi della navetta con la forza.

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Archer: I wonder... if this could be Zefram Cochrane. They say he was piloting a one-man vessel when he disappeared.
T'Pol: How could he have traveled this far?
Archer: There were a lot of rumors after he was lost. One of them said he was testing some kind of experimental warp ship.

Travis: We're more than thirty light-years from the nearest trade route. I don't see how could he made it out this far.
Reed: Maybe he got a ride from someone.
Tucker: That's gotta be a world record for hitch-hiking! [T:05.35]

Reed: Registers as some kind of... biomatter.
Tucker: Organic circuitry?!
Reed: Maybe you should get Phlox to come down and take a look.
Tucker: Eh, not a bad idea.

Tucker: Malcolm?
Reed: I see it!
Tucker: Good. Means I'm not hallucinating. How can a ship be bigger on the inside than the outside?

Reed: This gives 'space exploration' a... a whole new meaning!
Tucker: I've read a few papers on spatial geometry... I never heard a theory that would explain this.

Tucker: The Cap'n will never believe us. He's gonna have to see this for himself.

Archer: You might wanna contact your superiors. Ask for a man named Silik. He'll tell you I don't respond well to threats.

T'Pol: A Vulcan cruiser. I don't recognize the configuration.
Archer: That's because it hasn't been built, yet.

T'Pol: Few Vulcans have ever chosen to mate with another species.
Archer: Worried about contaminating your genome with a little Human DNA?
T'Pol: There are significant biological differences between the species. It's unlikely we could reproduce.

Archer: If a Human and a Vulcan did have a child, I wonder if he do have pointed ears. [T:17.14]

Archer: What did he say?
Sato: I don't know. But I don't think he was paying you a compliment.

Phlox: Ah! The Vulcan Science Directorate. Hm, hm. Eh, they've always been rather... reluctant to embrace unorthodox ideas.

T'Pol: Are you saying you believe the time travel is possible?
Phlox: Surprises, Subcommander. I believe in embracing surprises.
T'Pol: I prefer to embrace logic. [T:22.36]

Tucker: All right, let's start re-initializing the power grid.
Reed: Assuming that is the power grid.

Trip: Some things are better left to mystery.
Reed: And you call yourself an explorer!
Trip: Where's the fun in exploring if you know how it all turns out? [T:23.46]

Tucker: Looks like they sent the whole kit and caboodle back to the thirty-first century!
T'Pol: There's no evidence to support that.
Tucker: ... Well, there's no evidence to contradict it, either.

Archer: You're forgetting that time is irrelevant to these people.

T'Pol: The High Command has asked me to prepare a report on this incident. With your permission.
Archer: By all means. I wonder if they'll believe that Humans and Vulcans will be swapping chromosomes one day.
T'Pol: They're more likely to believe in time travel. [T:41.23]