Future Imperfect Line-by-Line

[Orac]

Number 1: Doctor.

 

[CaptVader]

CRUSHER: Will, this virus inevitably causes memory loss back to the moment of the original infection. In your case, all the way back to Alpha Onias three.

 

[mattman8907]

RIKER: I don't believe this. Is this a dream?

 

[CaptVader]

CRUSHER: Feel my hand. It is flesh and bone. This is not a dream and you are, in fact, Captain William T. Riker in command of the Enterprise.

 

[Athena28]

RIKER: The Enterprise. For how long?

 

[CaptVader]

CRUSHER: Nine years.

 

[Orac]

Number 1: If I have lost my memory, how do I get it back?

 

[CaptVader]

CRUSHER: Memories are formed by association. Smells, sounds, and images from the present could possibly trigger them.

 

[mattman8907]

RIKER: Like a song reminds you of an old friend.

 

[CaptVader]

CRUSHER: Exactly. In associational therapy, we expose the patient to familiar surroundings. This could stimulate the brain's neural synapses into regenerating.

 

[May 20]

RIKER: Then let's get started. There's nothing more familiar than the Enterprise. Maybe that'll bring back some

 

[CaptVader]

CRUSHER: Will, I said your memory could return. In many of these cases the damage is permanent.

 

[May 20]

[Corridor]

RIKER: What about Geordi and Worf? Were they infected too?

 

[CaptVader]

CRUSHER: Thankfully, no. Geordi appears to have been immune and the Klingons don't seem to be affected by the virus.

 

[May 20]

RIKER: Speaking of Klingons....

 

[CaptVader]

CRUSHER: There've been quite a few changes on the Enterprise in the last sixteen years.

 

[Orac]

[Turbolift]

Beverly : Deck 8.
Number 1: Belay that order.

 

[CaptVader]

CRUSHER: We should begin the associational therapy in your quarters. Personal recollections are always the most vivid.

 

[Orac]

Number One: My life was on the main Bridge. Always has been. If anything's going to jog my memory. Main Bridge.

 

[CaptVader]

COMPUTER: Repeat command.