Star Trek: Discovery
Thursdays on Paramount+Star Trek: Discovery Season 2 Quotes
Georgiou: Control believes that misfits have merit so we keep busy.
Tyler: I'm surprised you call yourself a misfit, Emperor.
Georgiou: The freaks are more fun.
How can she not know what tears are? That's impossible. Show me a teenage girl that's never cried. You can't. I know. I'm a xenoanthropologist.
Burnham
I wanted to thank you for following orders and maintaining our cover despite your captain's impairment. And, by impairment, I mean having a phaser go off in my chest.
Pike
Burnham: You wanted to see me?
Pike: Yes. And don't make me laugh.
Burnham: Fortunately for you, I was raised on Vulcan. We don't do funny.
Welcome back, Captain, you made it. But your ribs? They're going to feel like the xylophone in a Klingon marching band.
Dr. Pollard
Saru: Perhaps you should disobey my direct orders more often, Ensign.
Tilly: No, I think your orders are probably really good. I need to pass out now.
Detmers: In order for the asteroid to exit at the correct angle, I would have to execute a sustained circular drift.
Tilly: A donut. You would be doing A DONUT in a starship!
Detmers: That's true.
If we were brought here, perhaps this is why. We're responsible -- not only to our landing party -- but to every living being on that planet. Discovery will not allow a catastrophe on her watch.
Saru
Computer: Your personal shielding is phase-locked with the gravity simulator. Any change in this gravametric stability will result in...
Tilly: BOOM
Computer: ... confirmed.
Saru: Questions or concerns before we depart, Captain?
Pike: If you're telling me that this ship can skip across the universe on a highway made of mushrooms, I kind of have to go on faith.
Astromycology has taught me that nothing is ever truly gone. Fungi are the universe's recyclers. This is how termination begins creation. It's why life is eternal.
Stamets
Burnham: In order to guide us through the mycelial network, Commander Stamets injected himself with tardigrade DNA, a violation of Starfleet's ban on genetic manipulation.
Saru: They were willing to overlook this during the war however.
Pike: A tardigrade?
Saru: I suppose you had to be there.
