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Doctor Beverly Crusher Quotes
 | Season 4 / Episode 23: - The Host Doctor Beverly Crusher: Perhaps it is a human failing; but we are not accustomed to these kinds of changes. I can't keep up. How long will you have this host? What would the next one be? I can't live with that kind of uncertainty. Perhaps, someday, our ability to love won't be so limited. |
| Season 4 / Episode 23: - The Host Doctor Beverly Crusher: Odan... I do love you. Please remember that. Kareel Odan: I will never forget you. |
 | Season 4 / Episode 20: - Qpid Captain Jean-Luc Picard: I think this is supposed to be Earth - somewhere... round about the twelfth century. And this is England, or to be more precise, Sherwood Forest; at least Q's recreation of it. Commander William T. Riker: That would explain these costumes. Captain Jean-Luc Picard: Quite right, Number One - or... should I say 'John Little'? Doctor Beverly Crusher: Well, if he's Little John, that makes you... Captain Jean-Luc Picard: I know. Robin Hood. |
 | Season 4 / Episode 19: - The Nth Degree Barclay: The moon, yes, that'll be my home, my... Paradise. I shall find there all the souls that I love: Socrates, Galileo... And when I arrive, they will question my worthiness. "What the devil is *he* doing there among us?" Philosopher, scientist, poet, musician, duellist! Here lies Hercule Savinien De Cyrano de Bergerac! [to Beverly, as Roxane] I would not have you weep any less for that charming, good and handsome Christian. I only ask this: that as the great cold surrounds my bones, you allow a double meaning for your mourning veil. And when you let fall your tears for him, some few will be... for me. Doctor Beverly Crusher: [blinking away tears]... That was a real improvement. |
| Season 4 / Episode 19: - The Nth Degree Doctor Beverly Crusher: [analyzing Barclay's brainpower] I couldn't even guess at your IQ level now. Barclay: Probably somewhere between 1200 and 1450. Doctor Beverly Crusher: But that isn't all. The corpus callosum, the connecting bridge between both sides of the brain? It is so active now that the hemispheres are essentially behaving as one. Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge: So it's not just raw intelligence we're talking about here? Doctor Beverly Crusher: No. Creativity, resourcefulness, inspiration, imagination, they've all been enhanced. Lieutenant - you could very well be the most advanced human being who has ever lived. |
| Season 4 / Episode 19: - The Nth Degree Doctor Beverly Crusher: He taught violin technique at the music school last night. Commander William T. Riker: I didn't know Barclay played the violin. Doctor Beverly Crusher: He didn't. Not until last night. |
 | Season 4 / Episode 18: - Identity Crisis Doctor Beverly Crusher: You're worried about Geordi, aren't you? Lt. Commander Data: I am an android. It is not possible for me... Doctor Beverly Crusher: ...for you to feel anxiety. Lt. Commander Data: Starfleet personnel have vanished. Others may be at risk. We must do the best we can to find out why. Lt. Commander Data: However, I am... Lt. Commander Data: ...strongly motivated to solve this mystery. |
 | Season 4 / Episode 17: - Night Terrors Doctor Beverly Crusher: We have to dream in order to survive. If we don't reach REM sleep, we don't dream, we... we begin to lose our cognitive abilities, we find it hard to concentrate, we forget... how to do the most ordinary task. Then we become irritable, paranoid; some people experience hallucinations. Captain Jean-Luc Picard: You're describing the situation on this ship. |
| Season 4 / Episode 17: - Night Terrors Doctor Beverly Crusher: There is an inevitable conclusion to this pattern. And if I can't find a way to stop it... we will all go insane! |
| Season 4 / Episode 17: - Night Terrors Doctor Beverly Crusher: No matter what I do, no one can reach REM sleep, no one can dream. Except for you. Counselor Deanna Troi: Except me. And... all I have is nightmares. I can hardly sleep at all anymore. Counselor Deanna Troi: In the end, I'll be like him. Just like him. |
 | Season 4 / Episode 16: - Galaxy's Child Doctor Beverly Crusher: Captain, I'd like to announce the birth of a large baby... something. |
 | Season 4 / Episode 14: - Clues Doctor Beverly Crusher: What on earth were you doing when you fell? Chief Miles O'Brien: Hanging a plant for Keiko. It's part of her running project to give me a green thumb. Doctor Beverly Crusher: How's it working? Chief Miles O'Brien: Everything I touch seems to turn brown and wither away. |
| Season 4 / Episode 14: - Clues Doctor Beverly Crusher: I have something of a minor mystery on my hands. Captain Jean-Luc Picard: A 'minor mystery'. That seems to be a recurring phrase these days. |
 | Season 4 / Episode 10: - The Loss Counselor Deanna Troi: How do you people live like this? Doctor Beverly Crusher: We get by pretty well, actually. And so will you, in time. Counselor Deanna Troi: You have no idea! No idea what this is like. How can you know what it's like to lose something you never had? |
| Season 4 / Episode 10: - The Loss Doctor Beverly Crusher: If you were anyone else, you know the first thing I'd do? I'd send you to Counselor Troi. Counselor Deanna Troi: Well, then I have an advantage, don't I? I see her quite often. |
| Season 4 / Episode 10: - The Loss Doctor Beverly Crusher: Therapists are always the worst patients - except for doctors, of course. |
 | Season 4 / Episode 6: - Legacy Doctor Beverly Crusher: You keep using the word 'peace'. We've heard a different version of life on Turkana IV. Hayne: Ancient history. Where did you hear that? Lt. Commander Data: A former crewman was born here. Hayne: Where is he now? Lt. Commander Data: *She* was killed in the line of duty. Hayne: Yeah, that's as good a way to die as any. |
 | Season 4 / Episode 5: - Remember Me Doctor Beverly Crusher: If there's nothing wrong with me... maybe there's something wrong with the universe. |
| Season 4 / Episode 5: - Remember Me Doctor Beverly Crusher: Computer, read the entire crew roster for the Enterprise. Computer: Dr. Beverly Crusher. Doctor Beverly Crusher: Have I always been the only member of the crew on the Starship Enterprise? Computer: Affirmative. Doctor Beverly Crusher: If this were a bad dream, would you tell me? Computer: That is not a valid question. Doctor Beverly Crusher: Like hell it's not. |
| Season 4 / Episode 5: - Remember Me Doctor Beverly Crusher: What is the primary mission of the Starship Enterprise? Computer: To explore the galaxy. Doctor Beverly Crusher: Do I have the necessary skills to complete that mission alone? Computer: Negative. Doctor Beverly Crusher: Then why am I the only crew member? Doctor Beverly Crusher: Aha. Got you there. |
| Season 4 / Episode 5: - Remember Me Doctor Beverly Crusher: Click my heels together three times and I'm back in Kansas - can it be that simple? |
| Season 4 / Episode 5: - Remember Me Chief Miles O'Brien: I'm sorry. I-I remember you being here for a short while. But you were alone. Doctor Beverly Crusher: [dumbfounded] W-wa... was he invisible? Did I carry on a conversation with thin air? |
| Season 4 / Episode 5: - Remember Me Doctor Beverly Crusher: I didn't just conjure up one of my best friends from a test tube. |
| Season 4 / Episode 5: - Remember Me Doctor Beverly Crusher: I'd like Lieutenant Worf to program on-board sensors to monitor all personnel. If we can catch the mom... Captain Jean-Luc Picard: I'm sorry - whom did you say? Doctor Beverly Crusher: Worf. Chief of Security. - The big guy who never smiles? Doctor Beverly Crusher: The Klingon! |
| Season 4 / Episode 5: - Remember Me Doctor Beverly Crusher: They're all gone? Riker, Troi, Data? Wait a minute - let me guess: you never heard of any of them. |
| Season 4 / Episode 5: - Remember Me Doctor Beverly Crusher: [trying to remind Picard of his 'former' staff] Will Riker, your First Officer! He's... he's *very* good at playing poker, loves to cook; he-he listens to jazz music, plays the trombone. -... - Commander Data, the android who sits at Ops. *Dreams* of being human. Never gets the punch line of a joke. -... - Deanna Troi, your ship's counselor, half-Betazoid, loves chocolate; the arrival of her mother makes you shudder. O'Brien, Geordi, Worf. Wesley, my son! They all have been the living, breathing heart of this crew for over three years! They deserve more than to be shrugged off... brushed aside, just pinched out of existence like that. They all do. They deserve so much more. |
| Season 4 / Episode 5: - Remember Me Doctor Beverly Crusher: Deanna - I need you to tell me if I've gone completely mad. Counselor Deanna Troi: If you can ask the question, I'd say no. Doctor Beverly Crusher: Don't evade the question. Counselor Deanna Troi: Well, then ask me one I can answer. |
| Season 4 / Episode 5: - Remember Me Doctor Beverly Crusher: Sickbay is totally empty. Apparently I no longer have any staff. Commander William T. Riker: And that surprises you, Doctor? Doctor Beverly Crusher: Surprises me? I'll say it surprises me. There should be at least four members of my staff on duty at all times! Lt. Commander Data: I am afraid ship's records do not concur, Doctor. Doctor Beverly Crusher: What are you talking about? Lt. Commander Data: You do not have a staff. Doctor Beverly Crusher: You're telling me I'm the sole medical officer on a ship with over a thousand people on board? Lt. Commander Data: Excuse me, Doctor, but the entire ship's complement is 230. |
| Season 4 / Episode 5: - Remember Me Doctor Beverly Crusher: Are all the members of the crew accounted for? Lt. Commander Data: Yes, Doctor. Doctor Beverly Crusher: How many are there? Lt. Commander Data: There are 114 people on the Enterprise. |
| Season 4 / Episode 5: - Remember Me Doctor Beverly Crusher: I've delivered babies that no longer exist. No one else remembers them. Yet I can close my eyes and see their faces clearly as I see yours now. |
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