Geordi: "Wes, time the experiment is over. I want my warp engines back now." Wesley: "I'm almost done, Commander." Geordi: "'Almost' isn't good enough. You want to be the one to explain when the captain says 'engage' and we just sit here?"
	Beverly: "Worf, the big guy who never smiles. The Klingon! Will Riker, your first officer! He's ... he's very good at playing poker! Loves to cook ... he listens to jazz music ... plays the trombone! Commander Data, the android who sits at Ops. Dreams of being human ... never gets the punchline of a joke! Deanna Troi, your ship's counselor. Half Betazoid, loves chocolate. The arrival of her mother makes you shudder! O'Brien, Geordi, Worf, Wesley ... my son! They all have been the living, breathing heart of this ship for over three years! They deserve more than to be shrugged off ... brushed aside, just pinched out of existence like that! They all do. They deserve so much more."
	Beverly: "We will start with the assumption that I am NOT crazy. If I am, it won't matter one way or the other."
	Beverly: "If there's nothing wrong with ME .. maybe there's something wrong with the universe."
	Beverly: "Here's a question you shouldn't be able to answer: Computer, what is the nature of the universe?" Computer: "The universe is a spheroid region, 7 hundred and 5 meters in diameter."
	Beverly: "Jean-Luc, if I might ask, how many people are there on board?" Picard: "1014, including your guest, Doctor Quaice." Geordi: "Is there something wrong with that count, Doctor?" Beverly: "No, that's the exact number there should be."
	Dr Quaice: "You know what the worst part of growing old is? So many of the people you've known all your life are gone... and you realize you didn't take the time to appreciate them while you still could..."

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