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 Picard:
"Captain's log, stardate 41416.2. We are orbiting Relva
7 where Wesley Crusher is about to be tested for
entrance into Starfleet Academy. And to my great
surprise I have just learned that my old friend Admiral
Gregory Quinn in on Relva 7 and has requested to be
beamed aboard the Enterprise immediately." |
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 Remmick:
"I want some answers from you right now Commander
Riker."
Riker: "Later."
Remmick: "You are ordered to co-operate..."
Riker: "...not now! When it doesn't interfere
with my duties Remmick."
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 Remmick:
"There are several discrepancies in the Captain's log.
Let's go over them one by one shall we?"
Riker: "The Captain's log?"
Remmick: "Yes. To the best of your knowledge has
the Captian ever falsified a log?"
Riker: "Have you discussed this with him?"
Remmick: "Right now, I'm asking you."
Riker: "If you want to discuss anything about
Captain Picard, you bring him in here and ask him face
to face."
Remmick: "You are required to answer my questions
Mister Riker, unless you're trying to cover something
up?" |
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 Remmick:
"So you are saying that Captain Picard had no control
over this vessel. He handed it over to Kosinski who took
the entire crew to the edge of the universe."
LaForge: "No Sir, that's not what I'm saying.
Kosinski was sent here by Starfleet to improve our warp
drive system, Captain Picard was ordered to take him
aboard."
Remmick: "According to his own logs his bridge
crew didn't think
 highly of Mr Kosinski's theories yet
the Captain allowed him to access the engines anyway. Is
that true LaForge?"
LaForge: "Not exactly Sir."
Remmick: "One way or the other, La Forge, Picard
lost control of this ship. Is that true?"
LaForge: "Yes, but that's not how it happened."
Remmick: "So, the answer is yes." |
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 Remmick:
"Do you believe the Captain is emotionally and
psychologically fit for command of this starship?
There's nothing in his history or personality that would
suggest mental lapses?"
Troi: "Nothing."
Remmick: "Not even the Ferengi incident aboard
his old starship the Stargazer?"
Troi: "He was being controlled by a mind-altering
machine Commander without his knowledge."
Remmick: "I would call that a mental lapse." |
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 Rondon:
"You. I have a package for Operations. Where is it?"
Wesley: "End of the corridor, room on your right.
104...(bumps into Rondon)...excuse me!"
Rondon: "You blocked my path! You Bulgallian
sludge rat!"
Wesley: "I'm sorry, it was an honest mistake. I
apologise."
Chang: "Is there a problem here, gentlemen?"
Wesley: "No, sir, I..."
Rondon: "How dare you! I am Rondon, you
despicable Melanoid slimeworm! Liar!"
Wesley: "Who do you think you're bullying? You
bumped into me. It was your mistake. You were at fault.
Do you want this to become violent?"
Rondon: "Friend...I like you!" |
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 Remmick:
"You're and android, correct?"
Data: "Yes, Sir."
Remmick: "And as an android you are programmed to
tell the entire truth?"
Data: "Yes, Sir."
Remmick: "There is a problem with this ship,
Mister Data. It's in the records, somewhere. I need your
help to find it."
 Data:
"All of the ship's records are available to you, sir."
Remmick: "This information is very cleverly
hidden. Your Captain is not what he appears to be. Do
not forget you have loyalty to Starfleet above all
else."
Data: "Loyalty is not the issue, Commander. There
is nothing wrong with Captain Picard or the ship's logs.
Therefore there must be something wrong with your
original assumption."
Remmick: "That is not acceptable, Mister Data."
Data: "Acceptable or not Sir, it is the truth." |
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 Remmick:
"Just how did this contaminant get aboard the ship?"
Worf: "By accident, Sir"
Remmick: "Meaning Captain Picard has no standing
procedure for this type of situation?"
Worf: "No. Meaning by accident, Sir."
Remmick: "You don't like me very much, do you?"
Worf: "Is it required, Sir?" |
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 Remmick:
"How would you characterise your relationship with
Captain Picard?"
Dr. Crusher: "We're Starfleet officers who have
known each other for many years."
Remmick: "Everything said here is confidential
Doctor. You can be completely open with me."
Dr. Crusher: "About what?"
Remmick: "About how you feel serving with a man
who is responsible for the death of your husband."
Dr. Crusher: "My personal feelings about Captain
Picard are irrelevant to this investigation... and none
of you business!" |
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 Remmick:
"Yet you confirm the accuracy of the log report. You
violated the prime directive of the Edo, you
deliberately interfered with their laws."
Picard: "Yes. It is exactly as I explained it in
the logged records."
Remmick: "All to save Dr. Crusher's son?"
Picard: "A member of my crew was being held
unjustly, I stand by my decision. Mister Remmick, you
have talked to every member of this ship. I think you've
had enough time to find out whatever it is you're
looking for."
Remmick: "Are you afraid if I keep looking that
I'll find you're guilty?"
Picard: "The only thing I am guilty of is
allowing this charade to go on so long." |
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