Linda: Why do you always get to read the top story, Morbo?
Morbo: Because viewers trust a deep male voice, and huge, throbbing forehead veins!
Morbo: Because viewers trust a deep male voice, and huge, throbbing forehead veins!
The man on the screen was an extraordinary-looking individual. He seemed an Earthman, yet his tall, gaunt, black-clothed figure, his enormous bulging forehead and skull, and his hypnotically burning black eyes, gave to his aspect some indefinable but startling aura of the superman.
— Captain Future and the Space Emperor, by Edmond Hamilton
Palindrome: Palindrome here sir; sorry to disturb you.
The Head: That's alright. I was just, as usual, thinking.
Palindrome: Sir, we've got a bit of a headache down here.
The Head: Don't tell me about headaches, Palindrome.
Palindrome: No sir.
The Head: I wrote the book on headaches!
Palindrome: I'm sorry sir, I know how you feel.
The Head: Can you imagine a migraine the size of a super-nova?
Palindrome: Uh... no, sir.
The Head: Then you don't know how I feel!
The Head: That's alright. I was just, as usual, thinking.
Palindrome: Sir, we've got a bit of a headache down here.
The Head: Don't tell me about headaches, Palindrome.
Palindrome: No sir.
The Head: I wrote the book on headaches!
Palindrome: I'm sorry sir, I know how you feel.
The Head: Can you imagine a migraine the size of a super-nova?
Palindrome: Uh... no, sir.
The Head: Then you don't know how I feel!
— Quark
"Look. [puts image of a Talosian on the screen] Brains three times the size of ours. If we start buzzing about down there, we're liable to find their mental power is so great they could reach out and swat this ship as though it were a fly."
— Spock, Star Trek: The Original Series, "The Cage"
"Yeah, this is big brain time."
— Markiplier upon outsmarting Baldi in Baldi's Basics in Education and Learning
