T'POL: The astrometric computer in San Francisco will be far more effective.
"Broken Bow" Line-by-Line
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ARCHER: We're not going to San Francisco, so make do with what we've got here.
T'POL: You've lost the Klingon. Your mission is over.
T'POL: How do you plan to do that? Space is very big, Captain. A shadow on your sensors won't help you find them. This is a foolish mission.
T'POL: Your reaction to this situation is a perfect example of why your species should remain in its own star system.
ARCHER: I've been listening to you Vulcans tell us what not to do all my entire life. I watched my father work his ass off while your scientists held back just enough information to keep him from succeeding. He deserved to see that launch. You may have life spans of two hundred years, we don't.
T'POL: You are going to be contacting Starfleet to advise them of our situation.
PHLOX: Mister Klaang was right about one thing: he's a Suliban. But unless I'm mistaken, he's no ordinary one.
PHLOX: His DNA is Suliban but his anatomy has been altered. Look at this lung: five bronchial lobes, you see. It should only have three. And look at the alveoli clusters: they've been modified to process different kinds of atmospheres.
PHLOX: Yes, I suppose I am, but this was no accident, no freak of nature. This man was the recipient of some very sophisticated genetic engineering. Watch this: subcutaneous pigment sacs. A bio-mimetic garment. And, the eyes are my favorite: compound retinas. He most likely saw things even your sensors couldn't detect.
PHLOX: No, certainly not! The Suliban are no more evolved than humans. It is very impressive work, though. I've never seen anything quite like it.
T'POL: It's just background noise. Your sensors aren't capable of isolating plasma decay.
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