Star Trek: Of Gods and Men (2007 Video)

Walter Koenig: Captain Pavel Chekov

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Quotes 

• Captain Pavel Chekov : Deja vu all over again.

• Kittrick : I'm a freedom fighter, not a doctor.

• Captain John Harriman : [communicating through intercom]  Kittrick, what do you want?

  Kittrick : I want nothing.

  Captain John Harriman : You wouldn't be threatening to blow up my ship if you didn't want something.

  Kittrick : Autodestruct in 15 seconds.

  Captain John Harriman : [shouting]  What do you want?

  Kittrick : I want you to die.

• Kittrick : [Tuvok has just attempted to mind meld]  Keep your mind to yourself, Vulcan!

• Kittrick : [communicating through intercom]  I have a better idea. Why don't you come down here and kill me yourself?

  Captain John Harriman : Lower the force field. I'll be there in five minutes.

  Kittrick : I've waited long enough. Make it four.

• Madame Uhura : Could one man's absence cause all of this change?

  Kittrick : It's possible. One pivotal change, seventy years ago.

• Captain Pavel Chekov : Damn it! Where's Scotty when you need him?

• Captain John Harriman : [beaming the crew from the disabled rebel ship]  Kittrick! So glad you could make it. So at last, the fox has been outfoxed. Odd... I always imagined you'd be shorter.

  Kittrick : I'm surprised you had the courage to meet me face-to-face.

  Captain John Harriman : Oh, if I had my way, you'd be dead already. Terrorists like you...

  Kittrick : Terrorists? We fight for our freedom!

  Captain John Harriman : Freedom... what is freedom without security? Nothing. The Galactic Order provides that security.

  Kittrick : Only through fear and violence. Anyone who trades freedom for security... deserves neither.

  Captain John Harriman : Well, I'm not going to have a philosophical debate with an anarchist. The truth is: You're a traitor. The Curate Prime demands your head. I'll be the one who gives it to him.

  Kittrick : We'll see.

• Captain Pavel Chekov : This almost makes me feel like a kid again!

  Captain Nyota Uhura : Well, it should. The last time you sat in that seat, you were a kid.

• Kittrick : [recognizing the planet on the viewscreen]  Vulcan.

  Captain John Harriman : Yes, a defiant planet about to serve as an example. I thought you might be interested in its fate.

  Kittrick : Why should I concern myself with Vulcan? They refuse to take a stand. They deserve their fate.

• Captain Pavel Chekov : Nyota, I'm honored to know you. In both lifetimes.

• Captain Nyota Uhura : [raising her glass]  Here's to forty years of high adventure!

  Admiral Chekov : [raises his glass]  Here's to the next forty.

  [Captain Uhura gives him a puzzled look] 

  Admiral Chekov : Well, as Spock is so fond of saying: there is always a possibility...

• Captain Pavel Chekov : Say good-bye, Mr. Mitchell.