"Future's End" Line-by-Line

The Doctor: Try to relax, you appear to be... hallucinating.

 

RAIN: Oh, is that what I am? I'm hallucinating. Oh.

 

PARIS: Rain, I'm sorry you got dragged into all this

 

Phone rings

Tuvok: Tuvok here.

 

[Sickbay]

JANEWAY: Tuvok, we've got Starling but we've lost contact with Chakotay and Torres. Their shuttle went down over Arizona. Mister Kim is transmitting the coordinates to your tricorder. I want you to find them.

 

TUVOK: Aye, Captain. Tuvok out.... Mister Starling is under of control. I suggest you return to Chronowerx and continue the business there. The Doctor and I must make our way to Arizona.

 

(Voyager sickbay)

Kes: He suffered minor synaptic stress during the extended transport. Enough to cause unconsciousness but not any permanent damage.

 

JANEWAY: Can you bring him out of it?

 

KES: Yes, Captain.

 

Kes uses a hypospray on Starling and he wakes up

Janeway: Welcome to the 24th Century. I've taken the liberty of removing your tricorder, that's what it's called by the way.

 

STARLING: Didn't work. Should have blocked your ship's teleporter.

 

JANEWAY: It works perfectly. You just don't know how to use it.

 

STARLING: Give me some credit, Captain. I did pretty well for a primitive.

 

JANEWAY: That's all over now. I've won, so disable the forcefield around Chronowerx. I want that timeship.

 

STARLING: You're in no position to be making any demands, Captain.

 

JANEWAY: On the contrary.

 

STARLING: What're you going to do, shoot me?

 

JANEWAY: The thought has crossed my mind.

 

STARLING: Well it wouldn't get you anything. I've rigged the timeship. If you try to teleport it again, if you even go near it, Los Angeles will look like the face of the moon.

 

JANEWAY: You'd destroy an entire city? You don't care about the future, you don't care about the present. Does anything matter to you, Mister Starling?