"Shuttlepod One" Line-by-Line!

T'Pol: Astrometrics detected what could be micro-singularities in the vicinity of the asteroid field.

 

ARCHER: Micro-singularities are a Vulcan myth. There's no scientific evidence that they exist.

 

T'Pol: Our deflectors registered some unusual charged particles at the same time the Tesnian ship began to malfunction.

 

ARCHER: Any similar damage on Enterprise?

 

T'POL: No, but our hull plating was polarized.

 

Archer: Micro-singularities. If the Vulcans had their way they'd blame them for the common cold.

 

[Shuttlepod]

TUCKER: How about the lifeboats? They could have launched the lifeboats before the crash.

 

Reed: They'd be here. They only go 300 KPH. They'd be right here waiting for us to return.

 

TUCKER: Are we sure there are no survivors?

 

REED: Commander, we have to figure out what we're going to do.

 

TUCKER: We can't just leave. That's Enterprise. At least we should find the black boxes.

 

Reed: With what? We've got no radio. No way to pick up the beacons.

 

TUCKER: What's the range in our distress beacon?

 

REED: It's offline.

 

TUCKER: I'm talking about the portable one. The one in the away kit.

 

REED: Ten million kilometers, maybe twenty, but I highly doubt there'd be a ship anywhere close to that.

 

TUCKER: Well, if we could get close enough for it to pick up our distress beacon it'd relay the signal back to Starfleet.

 

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TUCKER: We've only got ten days worth of breathable air. How far to Echo Three?

 

Reed: At impulse? A lot more than ten days.