ARCHER: The names of these supervisors. Piral, Jaina, Trenia.
Damage Line-By-Line
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HOSHI: The names of Degra's children.
[Command centre]
T'POL: I discovered a set of coordinates embedded in the document.
T'POL: I discovered a set of coordinates embedded in the document.
[Archer's quarters]
PHLOX: (putting Porthos down) He's all yours. He was the perfect house guest, as usual. You'll be happy to know that I discharged Ensign Ansara this morning, and Corporal O'Malley will be returning to duty this afternoon. Captain?
PHLOX: (putting Porthos down) He's all yours. He was the perfect house guest, as usual. You'll be happy to know that I discharged Ensign Ansara this morning, and Corporal O'Malley will be returning to duty this afternoon. Captain?
PHLOX: Nearly forty years.
ARCHER: And in all that time, did you ever do anything you thought was unethical?
PHLOX: Twice. Why?
(Gotta say, just looking at the dialogue doesn't do this scene justice. The darkness and shadows, the uneasy silences between the words. Amazing scene, full of foreboding. One of the best scenes of a great episode.)
(Gotta say, just looking at the dialogue doesn't do this scene justice. The darkness and shadows, the uneasy silences between the words. Amazing scene, full of foreboding. One of the best scenes of a great episode.)
PHLOX: Probably not. May I ask what you're planning to do?
[Damage is a very hard to swallow but an essentiall episode of ENT. Aspecialy T'Pol, Archer and Phlox take their shares. I think most of us wish to live in TNG times, honestly me too, nevertheless I know they are idealized. ENT crew is most human crew for me, so at this moment, they are still chalenging with their own demons in a hard way, like us.
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[Damage is a very hard to swallow but an essentiall episode of ENT. Aspecialy T'Pol, Archer and Phlox take their shares. I think most of us wish to live in TNG times, honestly me too, nevertheless I know they are idealized. ENT crew is most human crew for me, so at this moment, they are still chalenging with their own demons in a hard way, like us.
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ARCHER: There could be more casualties.
Yes, I agree that the non-dialogue really makes this scene. It speaks well to the talents of everyone involved - actors and director. And, yes, it's a hard scene. He's in a no-win choice. He either violates his ethics or his crew perishes, which also violates his ethics. They convey his distress well.
Yes, I agree that the non-dialogue really makes this scene. It speaks well to the talents of everyone involved - actors and director. And, yes, it's a hard scene. He's in a no-win choice. He either violates his ethics or his crew perishes, which also violates his ethics. They convey his distress well.
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