What Are Little Girls Made Of? Quotes

What Are Little Girls Made Of? is a television program that debuted in 1970 . What Are Little Girls Made Of? ended its run in 1970.

It features Fred Steiner in charge of musical score.

What Are Little Girls Made Of? Quotes

• (Christine Chapel) "Captain --"
• (Captain James T. Kirk) "I know, I know. I'd hate to be torn between commander and fiancée myself."
• (Christine Chapel) "No, I'm not torn. I'm puzzled. I'm worried."
• (Captain James T. Kirk) "Has he confided in you?"
• (Christine Chapel) "No, nothing he hasn't told you. I know it doesn't make sense. What he's done may seem wrong, but he is Roger Korby, whatever he seems to be doing."
• (Captain James T. Kirk) "Unless something's gone wrong with his mind."
• (Christine Chapel) "No. You're forgetting how well I know him. He's as sane as you or I."

• (Christine Chapel) "I know he's alive down there, Captain."
• (Captain James T. Kirk) "It's been five years since his last message."
• (Christine Chapel) "Roger's a very determined man. He'd find a way to live."

• (Dr. Roger Korby) "It's still me, Christine. Roger. I'm in here. You can't imagine how it was. I was frozen, dying. My legs were gone. I was -- I had only my brain between life and death. This can be repaired, easier than another man can set a broken finger. I'm still the same as I was before, Christine, perhaps even better."
• (Christine Chapel) "Are you, Roger?"

• (Mr. Spock) "You're certain you recognise his voice?"
• (Christine Chapel) "Have you ever been engaged, Mr. Spock?"

• (Dr. Roger Korby) "Do you realize the number of discoveries lost because of superstition, of ignorance, a layman's inability to comprehend?"

• (Dr. Roger Korby) "Christine, Christine, let me prove myself. Does this make such a difference?"
• (Christine Chapel) "Don't you see, Roger? Everything you've done has proved it isn't you."
• (Dr. Roger Korby) "I am Roger Korby."
• (Captain James T. Kirk) "Then prove it. Give me that phaser gun. If there's any human left in you, give it to me."

• (Andrea) "I'm like Dr. Brown; an android. Didn't you know?"
• (Dr. Roger Korby) "Remarkable, isn't she? Notice the lifelike pigmentation, the variations in skin tones. The flesh; the flesh has warmth. There's even a pulse. Physical sensation."
• (Christine Chapel) "How convenient."
• (Dr. Roger Korby) "Christine, you must realize an android is like a computer. It does only what I program. As a trained scientist yourself, you must realize --"
• (Christine Chapel) "That given a mechanical Dr. Brown, a mechanical geisha would be no more difficult."
• (Dr. Roger Korby) "You think I could love a machine?"
• (Christine Chapel) "Did you?"
• (Dr. Roger Korby) "Andrea's incapable of that."

• (Andrea) "I do not understand. Why are you unhappy? You are with Roger again."
• (Christine Chapel) "Where is Captain Kirk?"
• (Andrea) "You are concerned about the Captain?"
• (Christine Chapel) "Yes, I am concerned."
• (Andrea) "How can you love Roger without trusting him? Why does it bother you when I use the name Roger?"
• (Dr. Roger Korby) "Andrea, it's sufficient that it does disturb her. You will call me Dr. Korby from now on, Andrea."
• (Andrea) "Yes, Dr. Korby."

• (Mr. Spock) "Captain, we finished ahead of schedule."
• (Kirk Android) "Dr. Korby has considerable cargo to beam aboard. I'll have to go over our destination scheduled with him."
• (Mr. Spock) "You're going back down with the command pike?"
• (Kirk Android) "Mind your own business, Mr. Spock. I'm sick of your half-breed interference, do you hear?"
• (Mr. Spock) "Yes, very well, Captain."
• (Kirk Android) "You look upset, Mr. Spock. Is everything all right up here?"
• (Mr. Spock) "No problems here, Sir."
• (Kirk Android) "Good. I'll beam up shortly with Dr. Korby and party."
• (Mr. Spock) "Security, Spock here. Status of the landing party?"
• (Unnamed) "Ready and standing by, Sir."
• (Mr. Spock) "Have them meet me in the transporter room after the Captain has beamed down."

• (Andrea) "I'm Andrea. You must be Christine. I've always thought how beautiful your name is."

• (Dr. Roger Korby) "Can you imagine how life could be improved if we could do away with jealousy, greed, hate?"
• (Captain James T. Kirk) "It can also be improved by eliminating love, tenderness, sentiment. The other side of the coin, Doctor."

• (Ruk) "THAT was the equation. EXISTENCE --. SURVIVAL -- must cancel out -- programming."

• (Christine Chapel) "Roger, what's happened to you? When I sat in your class you wouldn't even dream of harming an insect or an animal. Their life was sacred to you then."

• (Captain James T. Kirk) "Something bothering you, Mr. Spock?"
• (Mr. Spock) "Frankly, I was rather dismayed by your use of the term, "half-breed," Captain. You must admit, it is an unsophisticated expression."
• (Captain James T. Kirk) "I'll remember that, Mr. Spock, the next time I find myself in a similar situation."

• (Brown) "Unfortunate. Terribly unfortunate."

• (Ruk) "You brought him among us. You brought the inferior ones. We had cleansed ourselves of them. Now you bring the evil back."

• (Dr. Roger Korby) "I need time to explain and demonstrate to him and you. Shall we start with Andrea?"
• (Christine Chapel) "Yes, let's start with Andrea."

• (Captain James T. Kirk) "Well, there's one difference between us: I'm hungry."
• (Kirk Android) "The difference is your weakness, Captain, not mine."
• (Dr. Roger Korby) "One at a time, gentlemen. Captain?"
• (Captain James T. Kirk) "Eating is a pleasure, sir. Unfortunately one you will never know."
• (Kirk Android) "Perhaps. But I will never starve, sir."

• (Dr. Roger Korby) "You might as well try to outthink a calculating machine."
• (Captain James T. Kirk) "Obviously I can't."

• (Kirk Android) "Nurse, if I gave you a direct order to betray him --"
• (Christine Chapel) "Please, don't ask me to make that choice. I'd much rather you pushed me off the same precipice where Matthews died."
• (Christine Chapel) "I can't -- Please, go ahead and eat."
• (Kirk Android) "Androids don't eat, Miss Chapel."

• (Captain James T. Kirk) "Agreed, Doctor. However, there will be two of us."
• (Christine Chapel) "Hello, Roger."
• (Dr. Roger Korby) "Christine?"
• (Christine Chapel) "Yes, Roger."
• (Dr. Roger Korby) "Darling, how; where are you? Yes, yes, by all means, Captain. I; I had no idea, no hope. Darling, are you all right?"
• (Christine Chapel) "Yes, Roger. Everything's all right now."
• (Captain James T. Kirk) "We're on our way, Doctor. We'll be with you in a moment. Enterprise out."

• (Dr. Roger Korby) "Christine, you must realise an android is like a computer. It does only what I program. As a trained scientist yourself, you must realise --"
• (Christine Chapel) "That given a mechanical Dr. Brown, a mechanical geisha would be no more difficult?"
• (Dr. Roger Korby) "You think I could love a machine?"
• (Christine Chapel) "Did you?"
• (Dr. Roger Korby) "Andrea is incapable of that. She simply obeys orders."

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