The Schizoid Man (Star Trek: The Next Generation) Quotes

The Schizoid Man (Star Trek: The Next Generation) is a television show that debuted in 1970 . The Schizoid Man ended in 1970.

It features Ron Jones (composer) in charge of musical score.

The Schizoid Man (Star Trek: The Next Generation) Quotes

• (Capt. Picard) "You have no right to do what you've done."
• (Data-Graves) "I have every right, Captain. I am man, he is machine; there is no question who must live and -- what must die."
• (Capt. Picard) "What of Data?"
• (Data-Graves) "Data?"
• (Data-Graves) "Before me, he was nothing. Just a walking tin can with circuits for intestines. Pathetic. Without heart, a man is meaningless."

• (Dr. Ira Graves) "Stories often have happy endings. It's life that throws you for a loop."

• (Lt. Selar, M.D.) "I am a doctor. Lieutenant Selar."
• (Dr. Ira Graves) "Uh, no offense, but I don't want you touching me in any way. It's no secret that I don't like people much, and I like doctors even less."
• (Counselor Deanna Troi) "That's funny. I thought most doctors were people."
• (Dr. Ira Graves) "Then you're wrong. Ask any patient."

• (Data-Graves) "I can safely say, that to know him, was to love him. And to love him, was to know him. Those who knew him, loved him, while those who did not know him, loved him from afar."

• (Capt. Picard) ""So long as men can breathe, or eyes can see, so long lives this -- and this gives life to thee.""

• (Wesley Crusher) "That was a great speech, Data. "To know him is to love him is to know him -- ""
• (Data-Graves) "Verbal composition at its most sophisticated level. Your childlike mind cannot appreciate the time-worn wisdom of my words."
• (Wesley Crusher) ""Childlike mind"?"
• (Data-Graves) "When you get to be my age, you will understand."
• (Wesley Crusher) "Your age? Data, chronologically, you're not much older than I am."
• (Data-Graves) "Well, you are only as old as you feel. Try to remember that, boy."

• (Dr. Ira Graves) "Looks like Soong's work."
• (Lt. Cmdr. Data) "Quite correct, sir. Did you know Dr. Soong?"
• (Dr. Ira Graves) "Know him? I taught him everything he knows. You could say that I was the father of his work."
• (Dr. Ira Graves) "Which, uh, kinda makes me your grandfather, doesn't it, sonny?"

• (Wesley Crusher) "And you don't remember anything?"
• (Lt. Cmdr. Data) "Not a thing."
• (Wesley Crusher) ""To know him is to love him is to know him"?"
• (Lt. Cmdr. Data) "Perhaps it is best that I do not remember. I trust I did nothing -- unbecoming to a Starfleet officer?"
• (Commander William T. Riker) "Does wrestling with a Klingon targ ring a bell?"
• (Capt. Picard) "Mr. Crusher, take us out of orbit."
• (Wesley Crusher) "Aye, sir."
• (Lt. Cmdr. Data) "Did I win?"

• (Dr. Ira Graves) "I feel pity for you. Your existence must be a kind of walking purgatory; neither dead nor alive. Never really feeling anything. Just existing. Just existing."
• (Dr. Ira Graves) "Oh, listen to me. A dying man takes the time to mourn a man who will never know death."

• (Capt. Picard) "His insubordination is growing by leaps and bounds."

• (Capt. Picard) "Don't try so hard to be human. Just be yourself."

• (Lieutenant Geordi La Forge) "Did you damage your face, Data?"
• (Lt. Cmdr. Data) "It is a beard, Geordi."

• (Capt. Picard) "Graves -- every man has his time, every man, without exception. But you've cheated. You have extended your life at the expense of another."

• (Dr. Ira Graves) "Well, well, well, what have we got here? Another lovely specimen of womanhood."
• (Counselor Deanna Troi) "I thought you didn't like people."
• (Dr. Ira Graves) "Women aren't people; they're women."

• (Counselor Deanna Troi) "This might sound crazy, but for a moment, I thought I was stuck in that wall."
• (Lieutenant Worf) "For a moment, you were."

• (Counselor Deanna Troi) "He was working on bridging the gap between man and machine."
• (Capt. Picard) "Seems he built that bridge. I may be forced to tear it down."

• (Dr. Ira Graves) "I'm an incredible man, possessing a, an iron will and nerves of steel; two traits that have helped me become the genius I am today as well as the lady killer I was in days gone by."
• (Lt. Cmdr. Data) "You condone homicide, sir?"

• (Data-Graves) "All things must pass."

• (Commander William T. Riker) "You're not turning into a philosopher, are you, Mr. Data?"
• (Data-Graves) "I am many things; scholar, artist, philosopher -- lover, genius --"

• (Capt. Picard) "Data, something has obviously gone wrong with your circuitry."
• (Data-Graves) "That is ridiculous. I am as healthy as a Rigellian ox."
• (Capt. Picard) "I wish I could believe that. I would accompany you to sickbay. But I doubt if that would do us any good."
• (Data-Graves) "Sickbay? Are you ill, Captain?"
• (Capt. Picard) "I'm getting there."

• (Lt. Cmdr. Data) "I have noticed, Grandpa, that you keep repeating the same notes of a musical phrase I am unfamiliar with."
• (Dr. Ira Graves) "Oh, it's a, it's an ancient little tune called "If I Only Had a Heart"; a plaintive lament sung by a mechanical man who longs to be human. It's his only wish."

• (Kareen Brianon) "Excuse me, sir; are you a Romulan?"
• (Lieutenant Worf) "Hardly."

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