"Star Trek: Enterprise" Hatchery (TV Episode 2004) - Scott Bakula as Capt. Jonathan Archer

Captain Jonathan Archer : My great-grandfather was in North Africa during the Eugenics Wars. His battalion was evacuating civilians from a war zone when they came under attack. There was a school full of children directly between them and the enemy. If his men had returned fire, they might have hit it. So he called the commander on the other side, got him to agree to hold his fire long enough to evacuate the school. There are rules, Trip - even in war.
[Archer has been sprayed by a Xindi-Insectoid egg]

Dr. Phlox : The egg probably considered you a threat.

Captain Jonathan Archer : Humans seem to have that effect on the Xindi.
Captain Jonathan Archer : We can't afford to play it safe anymore. This mission's too important.

Commander Charles 'Trip' Tucker III : This mission is to save Earth - not an alien hatchery.
Captain Jonathan Archer : [after T'Pol has refused to follow an order] You may not be wearing a uniform. But you can still be charged with insubordination.

Sub-Commander T'Pol : Perhaps we should contact Starfleet and discuss this with Admiral Forrest.
Commander Charles 'Trip' Tucker III : How're you feeling?

Captain Jonathan Archer : Oh, I've been better. You sure you had that pistol set to stun?
Captain Jonathan Archer : These Xindi are innocent. If we let them die, we'll be proving to the others that they're right about us. I don't know much about Vulcan ethics; but Humans don't throw morality out the window when things start getting a little rough.

Scott Bakula: Capt. Jonathan Archer