Star Trek: Voyager (TV Series)

Deadlock (1996)

Kate Mulgrew: Capt. Kathryn Janeway

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• [last lines] 

  Captain Kathryn Janeway : It's good to have you back, Ensign.

  Ensign Harry Kim : Thank you... I think.

  Captain Kathryn Janeway : Something wrong?

  Ensign Harry Kim : I'm not sure. I mean... this isn't really my ship, and you're not really my Captain, and yet you are, and... there's no difference, but I know there's a difference. Or is there? It's all a little weird.

  Captain Kathryn Janeway : Mr. Kim, we're Starfleet officers. Weird is part of the job.

• Captain Kathryn Janeway : In a way this child belongs to all of us. It is the first baby born on Voyager. I'm just not sure whether I should be welcoming it on board or apologizing.

• Captain Kathryn Janeway : And I'm in no mood to donate any organs today.

• Captain Kathryn Janeway #1 : [after being contacted by her counterpart]  That woman, whoever she is, had very specific knowledge of what happened here: the damage from the proton bursts, Wildman's baby, Kes disappearing... She even knew that when I was twelve years old, I walked home in a thunderstorm over seven kilometers because I lost a tennis match.

• [Vidiians have boarded Voyager #2] 

  Captain Kathryn Janeway #1 : We can't just stand by and let you all be killed.

  Captain Kathryn Janeway #2 : I'm not about to let that happen. I'll destroy this ship.

  Captain Kathryn Janeway #1 : I don't suppose there's any way I can change your mind. I know how stubborn you can be.

• Captain Kathryn Janeway : Voyager isn't exactly anyone's idea of a nursery, and the Delta Quadrant isn't much of a playground.

  Commander Chakotay : My father had a saying, Captain: 'Home is wherever you happen to be.'

• Captain Kathryn Janeway #2 : [to the Vidiians]  Hello. I'm Captain Kathryn Janeway. Welcome to the bridge.

  [seconds later, Voyager #2 auto-destructs] 

• Lieutenant Tuvok : I am curious, Captain. Before the Vidiians attacked, when you were in disagreement with the other Captain about...

  Captain Kathryn Janeway : Would I have given the order to self-destruct our ship? I've gone over that moment a thousand times in my mind. The truth is, yes, I would have given the order, but I will admit... there was a part in me that could see her point of view.

  Lieutenant Tuvok : One could say that you were both the doubter and the doubted. I do not envy the paradox of logic you were faced with in that situation.

  Captain Kathryn Janeway : Neither did I. And neither did she.

• Captain Kathryn Janeway : I just saw myself cross the bridge and enter that turbolift. It was very faint - almost like a ghost image - and I looked like hell.

• Captain Kathryn Janeway : I don't know how, but there's another Voyager out there, and I intend to find it.

• [Janeway #2 tries to talk Janeway #1 out of destroying her own ship for the benefit of Voyager #2] 

  Captain Kathryn Janeway #1 : I've made my decision. Please don't make me call Security and have you escorted off my ship because... you know I'll do it.

• Captain Kathryn Janeway #2 : Just make me a promise, Kathryn. Get your crew home.

  Captain Kathryn Janeway #1 : I will. I will.

• Captain Kathryn Janeway : In that Kent State experiment, they were able to duplicate normal matter, but when they tried to duplicate antimatter particles, the experiment failed.

  B'Elanna Torres : [applying this to the two Voyagers]  So the antimatter on the ships wasn't duplicated. Both engines have been trying to draw power from a single source of antimatter.

  Captain Kathryn Janeway : Like Siamese twins linked at the chest with only one heart.

• Captain Kathryn Janeway : Mr. Kim, we're Starfleet officers. Weird is part of the job.

• Captain Kathryn Janeway #2 : You're going to self-destruct your ship.

  Captain Kathryn Janeway #1 : What makes you say that?

  Captain Kathryn Janeway #2 : Because that's what I'd do if your Voyager were intact and my Voyager were crippled.