Woman: I'm confident that we'll be ready.
I have faith in each and every one of you.
Man: She does a good job all right,
it's just that I have to get used to having
a woman on the bridge.
(whirring)
No offense lieutenant, you're different of course.
Man 2: Come on, I'm honored.
Woman 2: I don't think so, but we have an
important matter to discuss.
And your superficial courtesies are an
overture to that discussion.
Doctor: I like to put in a little
bridge time now and then.
Stay on top of operations, tactical procedures,
the truth is, I like it.
It's not every doctor who gets to command a star ship.
Woman 4: I believe there are still
people alive down there.
And I'm going to give them every chance.
Assuming they're alive, they'll be hoping there's someone
up here who can help them.
So we'll help them.
Chief divert the necessary power to engineering.
Chief: Aye, sir.
Captain: Mr. Castillo.
Castillo: Yes captain?
Captain: Inform the crew we're going back.
Castillo: Yes captain.
Captain: The Romulans will get a good fight.
We'll make it one for the history books.
Man 2: I know you will captain.
Commander: I've reviewed your personnel,
I'll be assigning Mr. Leforge and Mr. Data
to accompany me on the away team.
Man 3: I've already assigned them to the away team.
And I'll be with you as well, commander.
Commander: Of course.
I appreciate any assistance you can offer.
Commander 2: Admiral, welcome on board.
Admiral: Thank you, that'll be all commander.
Captain: Can I get you some coffee, tea?
-: [Admiral} Thank you, no captain, I'm afraid there's
no time for the usual pleasantries.
I'm here to relieve you of command of the enterprise.
Man 4: This is Major Kira, the highest ranking
Bajoran on the station.
Man 5: And I suppose you're the one
I should be talking to?
Major Kira: Make it brief, I don't enjoy
talking to collaborators.
Man 5: I'm not asking you to like me, I'm simply
requesting that I be allowed to return home.
Major Kira: Your request is denied.
Woman 5: It seems my Bajoran crew members have decided
that serving under the wife of the emissary,
is a little different than serving under his girlfriend.
I've known some of those people for 10 years or more,
and suddenly they're asking me for advice
about their children, their wives, their husbands,
their spiritual relationship with the prophets.
Man 6: Welcome to the club.
Woman 7: I know you're under a terrible strain,
but if you're wise, you will never speak to me
with such disrespect again.
Man 7: Changelings.
Woman 8: You recognize the term?
Man 7: I've been called a changeling on occasion.
Woman 9: It's a name given to us by the Salans.
They meant it as an insult, but in defiance, we took it
and made it our own.
Lieutenant Yar: Lieutenant Yar of security sir,
after Picard, we'll see you on the battle branch.
Woman 10: Neither seem like very
promising Federation candidates sir.
Woman 11: I'll have to clear this
with The Federation council.
In the meantime, assemble your flee, captain.