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** "To Boldly Go, Part II" and the final fate of Dr. [=McKennah=], who is on the ''Kongo'' when the Espers [[SelfDestructMechanism blow the ship up]]. Spock and Scotty, try as they might, can't beam her back through the interference, and they only get a glimpse of her pattern and a few last words before she fades away into open space, [[FaceDeathWithDignity brave face on all the while.]] And tragically, Spock blames himself for the whole thing.
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* Lolani's final message for Kirk, left on an [[ChekhovsGun old copy of "The Fall of the Roman Empire" he lent her]].
* Ensign Taylor's speech to Usdi's father in "Come Not Between the Dragons" is surprisingly moving.
-->'''Taylor:''' I don't know what your name is. Mine's Aliza. When your son came to us, I knew he'd chosen me for a reason. I didn't know why. Now I know. Your son loves you very, ''very'' much. Just like I love my father. I know in my heart that you're not a monster. [[AbusiveParents But every time you lash out in anger at your son, you become less the father he loves, and more the monster he fears.]] Please, ''please'' find a way to heal yourself. Because my father never did.
* "The White Iris" has some legitimately sad moments in which Kirk faces his feelings of guilt over the deaths of a lost love aboard the ''Farragut'', Rayna, Edith Keeler, Miramanee and Miramanee's unborn daughter.
** "To Boldly Go, Part II" and the final fate of Dr. [=McKennah=], who is on the ''Kongo'' when the Espers [[SelfDestructMechanism blow the ship up]]. Spock and Scotty, try as they might, can't beam her back through the interference, and they only get a glimpse of her pattern and a few last words before she fades away into open space, [[FaceDeathWithDignity brave face on all the while.]] And tragically, Spock blames himself for the whole thing.
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* Ensign Taylor's speech to Usdi's father in "Come Not Between the Dragons" is surprisingly moving.
-->'''Taylor:''' I don't know what your name is. Mine's Aliza. When your son came to us, I knew he'd chosen me for a reason. I didn't know why. Now I know. Your son loves you very, ''very'' much. Just like I love my father. I know in my heart that you're not a monster. [[AbusiveParents But every time you lash out in anger at your son, you become less the father he loves, and more the monster he fears.]] Please, ''please'' find a way to heal yourself. Because my father never did.
* "The White Iris" has some legitimately sad moments in which Kirk faces his feelings of guilt over the deaths of a lost love aboard the ''Farragut'', Rayna, Edith Keeler, Miramanee and Miramanee's unborn daughter.
** "To Boldly Go, Part II" and the final fate of Dr. [=McKennah=], who is on the ''Kongo'' when the Espers [[SelfDestructMechanism blow the ship up]]. Spock and Scotty, try as they might, can't beam her back through the interference, and they only get a glimpse of her pattern and a few last words before she fades away into open space, [[FaceDeathWithDignity brave face on all the while.]] And tragically, Spock blames himself for the whole thing.
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