"Shuttlepod One" Line-by-Line!

[Enterprise1981]

HOSHI (over comm): Shuttlepod one, this is Enterprise. Please respond.

 

[LeadHead]

Trip: That's Hoshi!

 

[Enterprise1981]

HOSHI (over comm): Transmitting new co-ordinates.

 

[LeadHead]

Trip: That's impossible!

 

[Enterprise1981]

MALCOLM: Don't be so pessimistic. It's not impossible. It's Hoshi. They're okay. Enterprise is okay. It's Hoshi!

 

[Brian]

HOSHI: Adjust your heading to the new coordinates. We will rendezvous in two days. Commander and Lieutenant, please respond.

 

[LeadHead]

Malcolm: Rendezvous! What a beautiful word. What's wrong?

 

[Enterprise1981]

TRIP: They're still two days away.

 

[LeadHead]

Malcolm: And we have only a little more than one days air left.

 

[Enterprise1981]

TRIP: And no way to tell them to get here sooner.

(later, and the pair have lost a lot of their body heat thanks to the alcohol)

Are you sure you got the coordinates right?

 

[LeadHead]

Malcolm: Yes, not that it matters.

 

[Enterprise1981]

TRIP: Lieutenant.

 

[Brian]

REED: They're probably traveling at what, warp two, warp three? Compared to them, we're like a garden snail. Where we go and how fast we get there is irrelevant.

 

[Enterprise1981]

TRIP: If I purge the CO2 filters it'll give us a little more air.

 

[Alienesse]

REED: How much? An hour's worth?

 

[LeadHead]

Trip: Probably less.

 

[Enterprise1981]

MALCOLM: Great. So when they reach us in two days we'll have been out of air for eleven hours. You ever try holding your breath for eleven hours?

 

[Alienesse]

TUCKER: A train leaves New York at three a.m. heading west, while another leaves Chicago at four thirty heading east. I never could figure those out.

 

[LeadHead]

Malcolm: Enterprise is going to wonder why we haven't responded, right? Maybe they'll be concerned and increase their speed.

 

[Enterprise1981]

TUCKER: A train leaves New York at three a.m. heading west, while another leaves Chicago at four thirty heading east. I never could figure those out.

^ How true. I could when those were part of my math classes, but not now.

TUCKER: Maybe, but if we really want to get them to go to high warp we're going to have to attract their attention. Something a little more dramatic than not answering their hails.