"Parallels" Line-by-Line

RIKER: Now, I know for a fact that you never attended that tournament and that no shuttlecraft has left the Enterprise for over a month.

 

WORF: I understand that, but I also clearly remember attending the tournament and returning to the ship in a shuttlecraft.

 

RIKER: Do you remember the route you took to return?

 

WORF: Yes.

 

RIKER: Let's backtrack that course. See if there are any unusual readings or anomalies.

 

DATA: Aye, sir.
(Data leaves)

 

WORF: If I may inquire, sir, how long have you been Captain of the Enterprise?

 

RIKER: Four years. Ever since Captain Picard was killed in the incident with the Borg. You don't remember any of this, do you?

 

WORF: I do remember. I just remember differently.

 

[Bridge]

(Wesley's back and at Tactical, and there are architecture differences)
WESLEY: Captain, I'm picking up a minor subspace disturbance off the port bow.

 

RIKER: Full stop.

 

HELM: (a Cardassian) Aye, sir.

 

RIKER: Analysis, Mister Data.

 

DATA: It appears to be a quantum fissure in the space-time continuum.

 

RIKER: On screen.

 

DATA: The anomaly cannot be seen, but I believe I can enhance it with a warp field to make it visible.
(a blue glow appears)

 

RIKER: Is it dangerous?

 

DATA: Not from this distance, sir. I am also detecting an ion trail intersecting the phenomenon. I believe it was left by a Starfleet type six shuttlecraft.

 

WORF: So I was here.

 

DATA: I have an explanation, sir.

[Observation lounge]

DATA: I believe the quantum fissure we discovered is a fixed point across the space time continuum. A keyhole which intersects many other quantum realities.