Star Trek: Enterprise (TV Series)

Horizon (2003)

Jolene Blalock: Sub-Cmdr. T'Pol

Quotes 

• Sub-Commander T'Pol : [to Phlox, during movie night]  We can stop the film if it's disturbing your conversation.

• Commander Charles 'Trip' Tucker III : We're gonna be showing the three greatest horror movies ever made: 'Frankenstein', 'Bride of Frankenstein', and 'Son of Frankenstein'. We might even throw in 'Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein'.

  Sub-Commander T'Pol : I have no interest in horror movies.

  Commander Charles 'Trip' Tucker III : How do you know if you've never seen one? You don't have to see all of 'em, just... come the first night. I promise, you'll like it. Reanimated life forms, science run amok - they're right up your alley.

• Sub-Commander T'Pol : I'm going to recommend that Ambassador Soval watch the film.

  Commander Charles 'Trip' Tucker III : You're kiddin'.

  Sub-Commander T'Pol : I believe it would help Vulcans who've recently arrived on Earth.

  Captain Jonathan Archer : Maybe inviting her to movie night wasn't such a great idea.

  Sub-Commander T'Pol : On the contrary, I'm looking forward to 'Bride of Frankenstein'.

• Dr. Phlox : As I suspected, it's nothing more than a simple headache.

  Sub-Commander T'Pol : I was hoping for something more serious.

  Dr. Phlox : Oh?

  Sub-Commander T'Pol : I've been coerced into watching tonight's movie.

  Dr. Phlox : If you're looking for a medical excuse, I'm afraid you're out of luck. If it's any consolation, I'll be there as well. I agree, this form of entertainment is rather crude, but it can often provide an enlightening glimpse into human behavior.

  Sub-Commander T'Pol : Don't be surprised if you see me here again afterwards. I've little doubt my headache will return.

• Sub-Commander T'Pol : [about 'Frankenstein']  From my perspective, this was the story of an individual persecuted by humans because he was different.

  Commander Charles 'Trip' Tucker III : That's one way of looking at it.

  Sub-Commander T'Pol : In many ways, the film seemed quite prophetic. The reaction of the villagers, for example; it was similar to the reception Vulcans received after landing on Earth.

  Captain Jonathan Archer : [snorts]  I don't recall anyone greeting a Vulcan Ambassador with torches and pitchforks.

• Sub-Commander T'Pol : I don't understand why Humans would feel compelled to frighten themselves.

  Captain Jonathan Archer : Gets the heart pumping.

  Sub-Commander T'Pol : Cardiovascular activity would be more efficient.

• Captain Jonathan Archer : Let's make a night of it. Dinner in the Captain's mess, 1800; movie at 1930. You'll be my date.

  Sub-Commander T'Pol : I beg your pardon?

  Captain Jonathan Archer : I'll be a perfect gentleman.

• Sub-Commander T'Pol : Captain, I'm reading biosigns on the planet. To quote Dr. Frankenstein, "it's alive".