:10:03
- They claim it's safe.
- Do they indeed?
:10:07
Well, I certainly hope the Captain
doesn't plan on making us use it.
:10:10
Don't worry, from what I'm told,
he wouldn't even put his dog through this thing.
:10:18
This is ridiculous. I asked for plasma coils
and they sent me a case of valve sealant.
:10:23
There's no chance I can have the
weapons on-line in three days.
:10:26
We're just taking a sick man back to his
homeworld... why do we need weapons?
:10:29
Didn't you read the profile
report on these Klingons?
:10:32
Apparently, they sharpen their teeth before
they go into battle.
:10:45
No doubt Mister Tucker will reassure me
that my equipment will be here tomorrow.
"Keep your shirt on, Lieutenant. "
:10:50
Is it me, or does the artificial gravity
seem a bit heavy?
:10:54
Feels all right... Earth sea level.
:10:56
My father always kept it at 0.8 G.
He thought it put a little spring in his step.
:11:00
After being raised on cargo ships,
it must've felt like you had lead
in your boots when you got to Earth.
:11:13
Beautiful! Lock it off right there!
:11:28
I believe you missed a spot.
:11:30
Commander Tucker, ensign
Travis Mayweather. He just arrived.
:11:34
Our "Space Boomer."
:11:36
How fast have you gotten her?
:11:38
Warp 4... we'll be going to 4.5 as soon as
we clear Jupiter.
:11:42
- Think you can handle it?
- 4.5...
:11:46
Pardon me, but if I don't realign the
deflector, the first grain of space-dust
:11:49
we come across will blow a hole through
this ship the size of your fist.
:11:52
Keep your shirt on, Lieutenant.
Your equipment'll be here in the morning.