Star Trek: Insurrection Deleted Scene - Flirting (1998) - Patrick Stewart Movie HD
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Star Trek: Insurrection Deleted Scene - Flirting (1998) - Patrick Stewart Movie HD
When the crew of the Enterprise learn of a Federation conspiracy against the inhabitants of a unique planet, Captain Picard begins an open rebellion.
Best thing about this scene is the fact that Riker outranks everyone in that room, but is completely kowtowed by the librarian.
No-one outranks the librarian. ;)
He directed several of The Librarian movies. How ironic.
I’m surprised he didn’t just relieve the librarian. Sounds like a Riker thing to do. 😂
@@nealgilbert-tp2xlHe probably doesn't remember enough of the Dewey Decimal System to pull it off, and he would look ridiculous in those glasses.
everyone has their own fiefdom
Funny scene, but, I can definitely see why they cut that part out... But, Jonathan Frakes and Marina Sirtis chemistry is so strong, they make you believe that they have a genuine affection for each other. You almost believe they are a couple in real life.
Honestly I never believed them as a couple until Picard show
The librarian is a little bit ridiculous, but I like the scene overall. It would have provided some nice background, and made the whole fountain of youth premise more meaningful. Instead we're rushed through the earlier parts of the movie to get to the mediocre action scenes, and _Insurrection_ ends up being neither a satisfying action movie nor the decent character-driven movie that it could have been.
It's the glasses. :D
Agreed it has rightfully been cut. Pacing was too slow. It certainly was a fun scene!
Why can you see why it was cut? I like the sociological and cultural part. We didnt learn enough about the culture of those two new species in the movie..
You can tell that this is a re-use of the USS Voyager Engineering set. The warp core is being obscured by those shelves of books behind the librarian at 0:10. You can also see the upper level of the engineering set at 0:14 at the top of the screen.
The engineering set as been reused countless times over the years! originally the engineering set in TMP and WOK then massively redressed for TNG then used again is Undiscovered country with minor changes because TNG was still in production and reused in Voyager started
In fact, the warp core from TMP is the same as the one used on Voyager!
OH WOAH good eye!
@@procyon6370 Most of the engineering set dates back to The Motion Picture, especially the areas around the warp core including the transparent flooring looking down from one level to the next along the core, its there in TMP and it is the exact same floor in the TNG engine room and again in Voyager... the TNG battle bridge/courtroom/labratory/whatever extra room they needed that week was a continual redress of the TMP bridge set and the TNG sickbay was a heavy reuse of the TMP sickbay... and much of the TMP sets were really built for Phase II and then repainted some lovely shades of beige to fit in with the TMP enterprose color scheme of beige, cream, and tan... LOL
Some of this really needed to be in the movie. Like, so many people had a problem with Insurrection not being linked to the Dominian War and this scene could have helped change that. It would have been so great to see what the Enterprise was up to during the war.
They have great chemistry! Riker and Troi were the only thing I enjoyed about Picard.
Jesus Christ, this scene was fun, gave useful dialogue explaining the Sona, and even connected to Trek lore mentioning ketrecel-white. Why the hell was this cut from the movie?!?!? It might have helped me hate this movie a lot less.
I always hated that they mentioned ketracel-white. It's not just a narcotic, it's what the Dominion uses to enslave the Jem'hadar. The Sona producing it means they're in league with the Dominion. This was sloppy.
Trust me Jesus knows.
They kept the useful dialogue in the actual movie. This scene is in there, it's just way cut down for time and brevity. They even keep the part about ketracel white and "why are we doing business with these people"...which I thought was the more important part.
Probably the whispering, it's a cute scene but hard to hear sometimes
Although the reference to the Dominion was a welcome nod to the continuity of the TV series (specifically Deep Space Nine, which reciprocated by mentioning the Son'a in one of its episodes), the mention of Ketracel White was an unfortunate plot oversight by the writers. DS9 showed that Ketracel White is the tool by which the Founders controlled their genetically engineered footsoldiers, the Jem'Hadar. It seems massively unlikely that the Son'a, a group living on the opposite side of the galaxy, would have developed the drug independently, especially in light of the fact that it was created specifically to control the Jem'Hadar, so the only reason they would have to make it would be that the Founders outsourced production to them - but this too seems massively unlikely, as it would effectively mean that the Founders are giving up some of their control over the drug and the Jem'Hadar and putting it into alien hands. The Founders sought ultimate control over everything, so it stretches credibility that they would cede it, even to a relatively minor race that (going by the extra dialogue in this scene) is dying out.
I can't stop being amazed about the Trill joining 2 superior officers in their teenage shenanigans.
Be more amazed by the fact that that Trill is Max Grodenchik who played Rom on DS9!
@@HP-mf4df Learning new things every day.
But now that you say it, there is the resemblance.
@@HP-mf4df Thank you, I thought that was him. I met him and he's very friendly.
They still use paper??
@@HP-mf4df yeah i just saw that cool!
2:05 Hey! That's the guy who plays Rom!
This is a really good scene. I wish they hadn't cut it out.
I see some complaints about the use of paper BUT they did use paper in the show. For example: when Thomas sent Deanna on the scavenger hunt in Second Chances. I love this scene.
Something humorous about a librarian getting the ship's 1st office to shhh.
Then several years later they married. Seeing them here is like watching a couple of college kids in the university library. Even with that librarian giving them the dead eye lol
OMG this is so cute. It's about time we see flirting between g/d grownups in movies!
The Enterprise E has a freaking library?! I don't think the Enterprise D had one of those. Haha. These deleted scenes are great. Don't judge me but this is my favorite Star Trek NG movie.
this movie is judged way too harshly, especially after arriving after First Contact, which is still my favorite Trek movie of all time. Nemesis was the real stinker of the TNG films.
These movies were actually really good.
I love the four films with the cast of The Next Generation these films are gold compared to the three pieces of craps of J. J Abrams the most hating producer in Hollywood.
And in the 24th Century librarians are a. Female b. Old and c. Wear over sized glasses that they peer over the top of and d. shushes. Could they have made it any more stereotypical?
No judgement cause same.
Good thing they cut it out, in the series they always made it out like they could pull up any records or info they needed from their own ships version of wikipedia from any control panel, even from the bridge, why dedicate am entire room to it that many years later? lol
They still have a scene in the library it's just it's a lot shorter and the librarian doesn't even show up in it. Which frankly is good IMO. What is she doing wearing glasses in the 24th century, anyways?
Or, why do they have paper? We've never seen paper. They have data pads for everything.
I love how, as soon as something loud happens and draws the librarian’s attention, Deanna *IMMEDIATELY* throws Will under the bus lmao.
This is funny, should'a kept it in.
Okay I have been a fan since I was 10. I have never seen this scene. I love it. I wish it hadn’t been cut.
Max Grodénchik as Trill!!!!
andysbg77 or a Changeling
😯
Awesome!
the enterprise....has a library? lol
Yeah, why?
@@redshirtveteran5688 dafaq
@@randomrazr To help the onboard acting ensigns write their term papers? : p
I guess as a place to do general research, if you weren't on the bridge or in one of the science labs. Why they would have actual BOOKS is beyond me...and as for scratch paper?? The mind boggles.
It's pretty simple really. Handwriting is never going to go away. There will always be an 'in the event of an outage' or nothing is available, eetc. type of situation - you will need to be able to write something down, scrawl something in the sand, etc.
Why would they have a library / books / paper? Why does the Captain have any books. Or Data, or Riker?
It's the flagship and they have countless alien species on board at times, many times different delegations... of course you'll have cultural references to your past.
I get it, it's the running joke, but hey - there's plenty of reasons if you consider it a bit that you can come up with that make sense :)
I don’t why ppl hate on this movie. Tbh, this & Generations are my favorite TNG movies👍
Why delete this?? That's gold! :D
Probably because of the inaccuracy of the Ketracel-white comment. Ketracel-white originates in the Gamma Quandrant and its only use is to keep the Jem'Hadar in line with the Dominion.
@@kaceyhowell6570 Actually, the Son'a are referenced on Deep Space Nine as supplying the Dominion with Ketracel-White. The implication that not all the So'Na made peace by the end of the movie.
"During the Dominion War, the Federation suspected that they were manufacturing large quantities of the Dominion narcotic ketracel-white in the Son'a colonies in the outlying areas near Cardassia and the Bajoran wormhole. In the later days of the war, a recently constructed facility indeed existed at their Devos II outpost. Weyoun diverted a number of Dominion warships to that colony, believing that the Federation knew about it. Damar questioned this, as he felt the Son'a should be able to protect it themselves. (Star Trek: Insurrection, DS9: "Penumbra")" - Memory Alpha
what kinda person that is NOT A SNAKE goes "SSSSSSSSSSSSSS" IS SHE SPEAKING PARCEL TONGUE?
The deleted stuff in Insurrection and Nemesis needs to be returned to these movies. That's the reason they weren't as good, Paramount.
Dunno, man....they're deleted for a reason. I still to this day don't know why they brought in Stuart Baird to direct nemesis. A great film editor he is, I mean, he cut the first Superman film, for God's sakes. But by all accounts, he was way over his head in star trek. I don't know what Berman was thinking in replacing Johnathan Frakes with him.
Rick Berman wanted LeVar Burton to direct Star Trek Nemesis but the studio went over his head and installed Stuart Baird
They were also responsible for making Star Trek Insurrection lighter, because the previous three films had been dark and serious. The issue with that was it gutted the story as a result
the part of the scene where she is stroking rikers neck isnt deleted it is shown in the movie only the part before that isnt entirly shown
I want to see the librarian who shush-es the fcking 1st officer during an important research meeting without even saying something like "Please talk outside or whisper" first.
Is that Max Grodenchik as the Trill?!?!
Yes! :-D
Riker no doubt outranks the librarian, he should just tell her to shut up or get demoted. This one was always one of my favorite STNG movies.
rank doesn't mean jack vs regulations and area rules. a lowly junior enlisted military cop has the authority to arrest the highest ranking officer in the military in his area of responsibility. the fact that it has a high chance of being a career ender doesn't change the fact that he can do it.
the mess officer has higher authority in the kitchen, the gunnery Sgt is the boss on the firing range, the chief engineering officer is king of the engineering room and the Chief Medical Officer is boss of the medical bay. First Officer has to abide by their authority.
He’s the xo though so by default he has authority over everyone. The doctor can override the orders of anyone but only for medical purposes. And the range officer has to still take orders from the xo or any higher ranking officer they just enforce regulations and safety
Anthony Johnson you suck
the movie was bad bad but damn Troi and Riker are adorable
That's very clearly just Voyager's engineering room dressed up like a library lol
Clearly the epub format didn't work out in the 24th century.
So you are going to tell the First Office to be quiet? You can access books from the database in your quarters. Will should have told that Lt. Where to go!
Try being a commander on an aircraft carrier and walking into the kitchen to pilfer a snack. The chief on duty would cut you with a cleaver. And the captain would back him up.
Her library. Her rules. Knowing how command structures work, Riker knows and appreciates her control of her department full well. He wouldn't expect any less.
Dude. There is a lot of plot in this scene. Why would they cut it?
Hitting the XO of the fleet flagship in the head with a balled-up piece of paper...yeah, there's a way to ensure you're promoted in the next 20 years. Nice job.
I don't think you understand what they where doing, it was playful flirting my dude.
@@valiatus6719 He was clearly talking about the Trill(?) male at the end.
I think it underscores the principal comedic theme though, that, while they're in there, they're all just library patrons under the watchful eye of the ranking Librarian.
0:22 marina sirtis has a great voice for asmr
I'd only delete this scene because of those old visual looking devices. Max Grodenchik was cheated out of a cameo here too!
A librarian in the 24th century, complete with glasses, lol.
This ship is really awesome... they have snakes aboard. Tchchchchch!
I think the weirdest part of this deleted scene for me is the paper. Just the fact that they have scratch paper and a pen feels really weird considering the overall nature of Star Trek, its theming and such. For a franchise that prides itself on having to make even golf balls have flashing lights or else it doesn't look futuristic enough, the paper just doesn't feel right.
Which might be part of why it was cut.
Naa not at all. We still use them today when electronic documents have been around for 40 years+. There's a lot of things we choose to still do and use even though there's modern alternatives.
Needed the paper. Did you really want them to throw electronic objects? LOL
Yep, it's just incredibly anachronistic. We don't use paper for a lot of things now that we used to. I can accept that people keep real physical books around for nostalgia and historical purposes, but day to day? You're not using books, and you're not using paper in the 24th century. Why? Think of all the things even today that you now do on a tablet or computer screen that you used to do on paper. This will only accelerate as we improve our tech and how we interact with it.
And in a universe where you can give a blind man artificial eyes so he can see, glasses make no sense at all. Maybe in Kirk's day, but not at this point in the Star Trek timeline. Good for them they cut this out.
I felt the same about the Argo jeep. Didn’t seem like it fit the Trek aesthetic.
In Second Chances when Thomas sends Deanna on the scavenger hunt to 10 Forward, he used paper.
Wait a second.......Ketracel White was used by the Jem'Hadar as a food source.
+johnny doe Yeah, hence why(well, one of the reasons) the UFP is dealing with them. Better to have the S'ona deal with you and not supply the Dominion the resources they need.
This film was set during the Dominion war. Actually, the whole thing comes out of the Federation desperately needing allies.
Not a food source. A narcotic they genetically addict the Jem'Hadar to in order to maintain control over them and keep them from rebelling, even if they were able to overcome their genetic programming to view the Founders as gods and obey the Vorta giving them orders.
Almost missed that Max Grodénchik cameo. God love the regulars.
Ketracel White.. were they making it for the Jem Hadaar?
Ketracell White - The Jem Hadar drug
@AngemonRulez just like the demorats doing it to minorities to get their support every election cycle
Since when can Bossy Librarian Woman tell senior officers what to do?
Since they walked into her library
0:16 Doesn’t she know who she’s shushing?
Librarian: Shhhhh 🧐
Riker: Stand down Lieutenant!
Librarian: 😳
Love this!
Why did they cut this scene?? It adds more sense (and much-needed sillyness) to the movie!! And besides, why is Commander Riker afraid of Lieutenant Librarian?? Both he and Troi outrank her... :P
That was Dr Crusher
They may outrank her but the library is her detail so superior officer or not she can enforce the rules there.
I would fit right into the Star Trek universe. I never have sex. :- l Sigh...........
They should put it back in.
Since when does the librarian need eye glasses? In the 24th century, you don't need it
I know it is almost a hundred years later but Kirk had to wear glasses because he was allergic to the drug retinax 5. Could be a similar reason
Maybe the glasses are part of the uniform. Tradition. Symbol of office and authority. Much like that silly bosun's whistle.
Or maybe she's part of a bookish "alien" superlibrarian species. Permitted to wear her glasses for cultural reasons, like Worf gets to wear his baldric, Ro gets to wear her earring, etc.
@@gabegu5102 True, but in Kirk's time they didn't have artificial eyes. By this point in the timeline, Geordi no longer used his visor and switched to artificial eyes that could see the whole spectrum. I guess maybe this lady didn't want to have the surgery and was used to the glasses and embraced it as part of her character but it still just feels weird for a show set in a future where they've shown they can cure blindness....but not nearsightedness or astigmatism?
..actually this is an alternate take of the same scene which was then cut down and used in the final film
This scene should have been added to the final cut.
Hey is the last guy throwing a piece of paper Max Grodénchik?
That's funny the command crew afraid of the librarian. LOL but it's good that didn't mean to find out that it just doesn't really fit the universe
Paper?! In the 24th Century? In Space?! Mind blown!!
The true running time for Star Trek IX:Insurrection would be closer to 2 hours or over it if several minutes of that movie weren't deleted.
I'm getting a Christine Baranski vibe from the librarian.
An appearance by The White!
All of the deleted scenes in this movie were off the hook man... Should of skipped on Nemesis and just be the deleted scenes from this one...
I thought there was a cure for short-sightedness so why the glasses
dafaq is with the librarian character, talk about cliche
I felt like in Insurrection, the producers were trying to make the Enterprise E be like the Enterprise D.
Troi: He started it.
lol
realizing they still use paper in the 24th century
Sad that some of the best movie scenes end up on the floor.
This would have made INSURRECTION a little less boring.
Diana doesn't talk Cockney in the whole series. Although, she is Cockney. A bit of a set up, not a blooper reel...
Counselor Troi whispering gives me an ASMR rush.
Why should they have paper there?
So Dr Crusher is a librarian too? And why the glasses? Is she allergic to Retinox?
They should’ve kept this scene in the movie, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a library on the enterprise, looks like lots of fun😊
Isn't there a better way to google this stuff in the 25th century besides a kids' library?
I can see why it was cut. I think they’re trying to hint that these two are being more youthful due to the effects of the planet, but it’s a touch too silly and the broader exposition isn’t necessary.
The library looks a lot like reuse of Voyager engineering. :D
I remember reading book after watching a movie and reading this scene and was like "Why don't I remember this?" 😂
Why would they need a library?
Everything EVER written, is available on any view screen on the ship.
LMAO!! 24th Century librarians exhibiting stereotypical librarian "shushing." :D What's funny is, in the libraries in which I work, it's pretty noisy and I've never heard a librarian shushing anyone. (I heard some tell kids to stop running or jumping).
Also, this the natural progression of their already close friendship (and previous romantic relationship), the effect of the planet or "THE PHASE??" Maybe all 3. :) But whatever it is, it's cute. :D
This is not a deleted scene, this is just the extended version of that library scene! The last part where they get together is in the movie!
All Star Trek films have a message , this was about face lifts and Botox that most of the cast had .
Oh my. I joked that Lower Decks would do the clichéd gag, the computer library joke where two of the characters are having a debate in the archives and the ships computer shushs them. Did not realise it was almost in Insurrection.
This is an important scene because it ties into the Dominion War.
Why have a library when you can access LCARS anywhere on the ship. Why does the librarian wear glasses. Why is the ships library Voyagers Engineering section? So many questions gone unanswered.
0:09 That Trill on the right is Max Grodénchik (DS9 Rom).
I can see why they cut it. In the future, if you doing all this off computers do you really need a central location to sit and work on the computer. If they had physical books like they had in the display behind them then it would make sense. Probably for a starship they'll have collaboration areas and if they have special paper books or machines then they'll have a central area. But not to do research like this.
No one noticed that the guy next to Riker is Rom?
THIS is the worst out of all the films in the saga. It's pedestrian at best.
The librarian's name is "Ann" and she feels Riker committed an "Insurrection" (Studio C anyone?)
When I see the librarian looking up, I think of Lori Beth Denberg from All That going "QUIETTTT THIS IS A LIBRARYYYY!!!"
If I was the ship librarian I would not be compelled to scold the second in command of the ship. Just saying
This whole scene wasn't cut, they just cut the librarian/throwing paper parts.
I hope she replicated those for comedic effect, and they don't actually still use sticky notes.
That looks like Voyager's Engineering section redressed
2:04 2:05
Was that paper used anywhere else in the films?
Love how people are re evaluating these films due to how bad all of the recent series have been
Well the librarian obviously wasn't affected by the region.
I would never shush Riker, unless of course, he was into that sort of thing.
Is that the actor who plays Rom at 0:52?
THE RIKERS!!!!!!!!! please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very cute scene. Too bad it was cut. The info presented was relevant.
I don't care, that they cut that out. I think, I will just cut it in again.