Name the Monster/Fantasy/Sci-Fi TV SERIES/EPISODE Quote

[Mike Scott]

STAR TREK

Correct!

And I suppose you know who doesn't remotely look like Satan. 

[Anton Phibes]

Spock. I think this was the Vaal episode if I am not mistaken. Ok...here we go:

"I did not say that she was dead. I said that I killed her."

[Anton Phibes]

No guesses? Ok, same show....quote that can easily be attached to this one. It'll give you a hint.

"So this is how it ends.  Your beautiful face.  How quiet, as if you were asleep.  Am I never to see your eyes again?  So often, they looked at me with love, and I returned nothing but hatred.  I was blinded by my fury that my rejection of you caused.  And so, through the years, we battled and fought-and I never guessed that, beneath my rage, I felt a love as strong as yours." 

[Anton Phibes]

ok---I guess I killed the thread. Its DARK SHADOWS peeps. Phibes out.

[Mike Scott]

I guess I killed the thread. Its DARK SHADOWS peeps.

Nobody got my DS quote, either. Guess it doesn't have memorable dialog.

Try again!

[Lunkenstein]

How's about we resurrect this thread.

"I can no longer concern myself with your innocence!"

[Mike Scott]

That seems so familiar!

[Lunkenstein]

Yep. A famous ep. The guy is trying to prevent disaster.

[Mike Scott]

Is it Star Trek: "Assignment: Earth"?

[Lunkenstein]

Nope. A bit earlier. Involves time travel.

[Maceo1]

So is it earlier than 1966, or just that 1968 episode?

[Mike Scott]

ST: "Tomorrow Is Yesterday" ?

[Maceo1]

Do not remember this line from any of the 6 STOS  time travel episodes. Maybe Time Tunnel or Twilight Zone.

[Lunkenstein]

Not a Star Trek. Earlier than 1966.

Here's another line: "I'm too early. I'm too early. He hasn't been born."

[Memphremagog]

Is it the OUTER LIMITS episode, THE MAN WHO WAS NEVER BORN?