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Os Titãs Voltam à Luta na Atlântida

Charles Aitken: [after surviving an attack by a prehistoric fish] It got my pencil!

Atmir: That is Troi, the third city. We can rest there.
Charles Aitken: The third city?
Greg Collinson: So what happened to one and two?
Atmir: They are lost beneath the waters of the outer limits....forever.
Captain Daniels: What, just to rot?
Atmir: All things decay. We control many things, but even we cannot make time stand still.

Charles Aitken: Seven cities to Atlantis? You know, the Greeks always claimed there were nine.
Atmir: Plato was not always right.
Charles Aitken: You know about our history?
Atmir: Far more than you realize.

[Greg and the others are put into a dungeon]
Greg Collinson: Some welcome, Atmir!
Atmir: Do not waste your energy on anger. Soon you will come to think of Atlantis as your only home.

[the three mutineers awake on the lagoon shore.]
Jacko: Holy Saint Hilda! Where are we?
Fenn: Grogan, what's happened to us? Where's the Texas Rose and the others?
Grogan: Take it easy, kid. We're alive. And that's good enough for now.
[Jacko spots Greg and the others swimming towards them.]
Jacko: And we're not the only ones. Hey! Skipper!
Grogan: Don't get too carried away, Jacko! Daniels might have some idea of what we were up to!
Jacko: Oh.

Greg Collinson: Are you sure you've got the right outfit on? We're not goin' to a cricket match, old boy.
Charles Aitken: It's the gear that's been recommended by the Royal Society. That's a rather knowledgeable group. Not that you've ever heard of it.
Greg Collinson: Well, I can't be a genius about everything, Charles.

Captain Daniels: Look, I'm not very happy about this voyage.
Professor Aitken: So you keep telling me, Captain.
Captain Daniels: I try to give you some sound advice. You could at least listen.
Professor Aitken: I hear you perfectly well. You have an irrational dislike of these seas.

[discussing the diving bell]
Captain Daniels: Man crammed into that sardine can? Under the sea? How you gonna expect to breathe?
Greg Collinson: Simple. Pass the coffee. Think of this coffee cup turned upside-down. You plunge the cup into the water, and there's air trapped inside, right?
Captain Daniels: Yeah, but that bottom's wide open. I mean, that's crazy! Crazy!
Greg Collinson: Crazy, but it works. Believe me. Would I go down if it didn't? Skipper, I'm tellin' ya, this baby's got an emergency backup system throughout. And besides, I'm no hero.

[last lines]
Greg Collinson: That's terrific, Charlie.
Charles Aitken: I know it sounds trivial, but I really do HATE being called Charlie!
Greg Collinson: [surprised] What?

Charles Aitken: [Seeing visions in the Crystal Helmet] The new millennium. Science creating Utopia. *Perfect* society.

Greg Collinson: When are you geniuses going to learn? They were going to rub you out, Charlie.

Briggs: There's no escape.
Greg Collinson: For heaven's sake, man, you've got to at least try. What's the matter with everyone?
Delphine: Father.
[Briggs reveals his gills]

Atsil: Your companions will serve the community of Atlantis. But, they will never be privileged as you are, Ait-ken, to see this city: Chinqua - playground of the Elite.
Charles Aitken: Oh, Lord.
Atsil: Are you afraid of beautiful things?
Charles Aitken: Not quite what I'm used to at home. All these pools, fountains.
Atsil: Water is like life to us. We do not merely use it, we enjoy it. Because it represents a vital force from our past. Does Chinqua displease you?
Charles Aitken: No, it's like a dream. It's perfection.

Greg Collinson: These guardians aren't freaks, they're humans like us; but, the face - you can't see their eyes.

Fenn: Let's make a break for it while we got the chance.
Grogan: Don't be a fool, Fenn! Our best chance is sticking together. Unless, you've got some master plan for getting us out of here.

Charles Aitken: If I'd told Gregory the truth, he'd have laughed at us all the way back to California.
Professor Aitken: Americans tend to be natural skeptics and certainly we couldn't afford any risks. This expedition is a culmination of our life's work. It could revolutionize mankind's knowledge of it's past.

Atraxon: You will know not only what is to be, but, how to achieve it. This power is yours - for the asking.
Atsil: Dare to walk through time itself. Ait-ken.
Charles Aitken: I dare. Leave me.