Star Trek - Deep Space Nine Quotes
Admiral Ross: Four hundred years ago, a victorious general spoke the words at the end of another costly war: "Today the guns are silent. A great tragedy has ended. We have known the bitterness of defeat and the exultation of triumph, and from both we have learned there can be no going back. We must move forward to preserve in peace what we've won in war."
TV Show: Star Trek - Deep Space Nine
Benjamin Sisko: To the best crew any captain ever had. This may be the last time we're all together. But no matter what the future holds, no matter how far we travel, a part of us... a very important part will always be here, at Deep Space Nine.
TV Show: Star Trek - Deep Space Nine
Dukat: [to Winn] Did you really think the Pah-Wraiths would choose you as their Emissary? Soon, the Pah-Wraiths will burn across Bajor, the Celestial Temple, the Alpha Quadrant. Can you picture it? An entire universe set in flames! To burn for all eternity! [Sisko enters] The Prophets have sent me a gift. Their beloved Emissary, set forth like an avenging angel to slay the demon.
TV Show: Star Trek - Deep Space Nine
Benjamin Sisko: You are pathetic!
Dukat: Then why are you the one on your knees?
Benjamin Sisko: First the Dominion, now the Pah-Wraiths. You have a talent for picking the losing side!
Dukat: Benjamin, please. We've known each other too long. And since this is the last time we will ever be together, let's try to speak honestly. We've both had our victories and our defeats. Now it's time to resolve our differences and face the ultimate truth. I've won, Benjamin. You've lost.
Benjamin Sisko: The Pah-Wraiths will never conquer anything! Not Bajor, not the Celestial Temple, and certainly not the Alpha Quadrant!
Dukat: And who's going to stop us?
Benjamin Sisko: I am!
Dukat: You can't even stand up!
Winn: Then I'll stop you.
Dukat: Are you still here?
Dukat: Then why are you the one on your knees?
Benjamin Sisko: First the Dominion, now the Pah-Wraiths. You have a talent for picking the losing side!
Dukat: Benjamin, please. We've known each other too long. And since this is the last time we will ever be together, let's try to speak honestly. We've both had our victories and our defeats. Now it's time to resolve our differences and face the ultimate truth. I've won, Benjamin. You've lost.
Benjamin Sisko: The Pah-Wraiths will never conquer anything! Not Bajor, not the Celestial Temple, and certainly not the Alpha Quadrant!
Dukat: And who's going to stop us?
Benjamin Sisko: I am!
Dukat: You can't even stand up!
Winn: Then I'll stop you.
Dukat: Are you still here?
TV Show: Star Trek - Deep Space Nine
[After Odo's seemingly impassive farewell to Quark]
Kira: Don't take it hard, Quark.
Quark: Hard? What are you talking about? That man loves me! Couldn't you see? It was written all over his back.
Kira: Don't take it hard, Quark.
Quark: Hard? What are you talking about? That man loves me! Couldn't you see? It was written all over his back.
TV Show: Star Trek - Deep Space Nine
Ezri Dax: Thermopylae?
Julian Bashir: Its a story of how 300 Spartans, lead by King Leonidas, hold off a mountain pass from a vast army of Persians.
Ezri Dax: So how does it go?
Julian Bashir: Well for three days the Spartans lead a heroic struggle...
Ezri Dax: Let me guess, until they are wiped out.
Julian Bashir: How did you know?
Ezri Dax: Lucky guess. Have you ever seen anyone about these annihilation fantasies you have?
Julian Bashir: Its a story of how 300 Spartans, lead by King Leonidas, hold off a mountain pass from a vast army of Persians.
Ezri Dax: So how does it go?
Julian Bashir: Well for three days the Spartans lead a heroic struggle...
Ezri Dax: Let me guess, until they are wiped out.
Julian Bashir: How did you know?
Ezri Dax: Lucky guess. Have you ever seen anyone about these annihilation fantasies you have?
TV Show: Star Trek - Deep Space Nine
[last line of the series]
Quark: It's like I said: the more things change, the more they stay the same.
Quark: It's like I said: the more things change, the more they stay the same.
TV Show: Star Trek - Deep Space Nine