"Pathfinder" Line-By-Line

HARKINS: I thought I told you to go home.

 

Barclay: I was, er... working.

 

HARKINS: You call this work? You've created holograms of the Voyager crew.

 

BARCLAY: Oh, it, it, it, it's not what you think. It's an interactive, er, diagnostic programme. I designed it to help me solve problems.

 

HARKINS: How long have you been in here?

 

BARCLAY: Since the briefing.

 

HARKINS: The briefing ended ten hours ago.

 

BARCLAY: I, I know that I embarrassed you in front of the Admiral, and I'm, I'm sorry. I wanted to refine my idea so that I could present you with a specific plan. And I've done that, Pete. You were right about the wormhole idea being too expansive. So I've, I've scaled it back.

 

HARKINS: All the extra time you've been putting in. If I checked the holo-logs, would I find you've been spending those hours in here?

 

BARCLAY: Well, not, not all that time.

 

HARKINS: How much of it?

 

BARCLAY: Maybe, er, twenty or thirty hours a week.

 

HARKINS: I thought I told you to go home.

 

HARKINS: Don't you think that's a little excessive?

 

BARCLAY: Not if it helps us contact Voyager.

 

HARKINS: Before I brought you onto my team I reviewed your file. You've struggled with holo-addiction before. From where I stand it looks like you've had a relapse.

 

BARCLAY: I know it it may look that way.

 

HARKINS: I think you need counselling.

 

BARCLAY: What I need is for you to pay attention to my ideas.

 

HARKINS: I should have been paying more attention to your behavior. I thought I was being a friend by giving you some leeway. I didn't realize how involved you've become with Voyager.