An Alien Flower II

Denim: It's amazing how fast this Amaryllis is growing.
Pocket: At least it no longer looks like an alien from "Prometheus."
Denim: Agreed. Chlorophyll is a wonderful thing.

The Pie Epiphany

Pocket: Another leftover holiday pie. How can we make it special to further help ring in the New Year?
Denim: Sir, I have a few ideas that might enhance its appeal.
Pocket: All right. Go ahead.

Denim: So what do you think of my presentation, sir?
Pocket: Cadet, you're an artist.
Denim: Yes, but what do you think of my idea? Was it inspired?
Pocket: What can I say? You had a real epiphany!

The Hobbit Conundrum

Rex: So what did you think of the Extended Edition of "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey."
Gray: I thought the movie adaptation flowed better with the additional scenes.
Rex: As a Strategy Dalek, I found the commentary interesting. The filmmakers constantly spoke about how much they enjoyed each single aspect of J.R.R. Tolkien's novel. Then they explained why they felt compelled to change nearly every single aspect of J.R.R. Tolkien's novel.
Gray: Yes, it's truly magical how many people love J.R.R. Tolkien's novel. But then, the process of making movies is an entirely different form of magic.

The Ravages of Time

Denim: Whoever the family in the photograph are, they are certainly scaring away the birds.
Pocket: Yes, they seem familiar. Perhaps if I search through my databanks, I can discover a clue to their identities.

The Domination of Time

Denim: I understand the Vulcans are a very hand-orientated species.
Pocket: Yes, but this clock was built by a Human, not Mr Spock.
Denim: So what could it signify? The importance of frequent hand washing? How the march of time dominates our days? How--
Pocket: No outside force dominates a Dalek's days. We are the masters of our destinies! Never forget that, cadet.
Denim: Yes sir. Understood, sir.