Star Trek: Insurrection Deleted Scene - Working Lunch (1998) - Patrick Stewart Movie HD
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Star Trek: Insurrection Deleted Scene - Working Lunch (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. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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that was the most intense lunch eating music i ever heard.
JoefromNJ1
That was my first thought too
Eating out of the replicator can be a dangeorus adventure.
The song which Picard was listening to was heard just before Riker walked in. The producers needed copyrighted music to fit over the scene to block it out. Picard was really listening to opera.
Did you see him trying to pull off that balancing act?
there is allways this one comment that makes me laugh and cry at the same time :D
I've been looking for that "and gorgonzola cheese" line for about 7 years. Not even joking. Thank you.
I can see why they took this out. its like a bad infomercial, "are you tired of spilling replicator food all over yourself?"
Make a story commercial on that.
New self cleaning uniforms!
Yeah, and the solution will be some ridiculous contraption that allows you to carry more, I stead of, I dunno, taking 2 trips of the gruelling 5 foot journey between the replicator and the desk
He did break out that ShamWow!
The most epic earl grey hot music in the world.
I wonder what the music would be now that he's on decaf.
@@TigDegner probably something from Vivaldi’s Four Seasons....most likely Summer
@@jwdickinson643 I like to think he'd enjoy the Max Richter Recomposed rendition, too.
This is one step from a "there's got to be a better way" infomercial.
"And there IS, Kevin!"
"hmm how do we make Picard look really busy?" "Give him a lot of PADDs" LOL Can you imagine having stacks of iPads around your house as an indicator of how busy you are?
mdnetguru oh that happens to you too
many PADDs all over always bothered me in 'Berman Trek'. The same thing was illustrated in DS9 during the Dominion War days. I would think the purpose of having such a device is to have information at hand so easily rather than _"Here, hold this one...no, I meant _*_this one_*_ "_
@@dannyr2976 Maybe there is not enough memory on a pad because of all the lights and noises they make - to many apps for sure
@@MyBrainGlows Lol! Picard must've been playing Dominion War with too many patches!
There's a scene in DS9 where a "busy" Bashir is STACKING padds.
Im gonna eat lunch
* cue space battle music *
Picard not eating his lunch after the spill and Riker taking a bite is why they have two different bodies.
Ha ha! yes!
Nahhh, it's all that Pizza
Always got me Frakes got fat and marina sertis had to starve herself
Picard isn't clumsy, he knows exactly what he is doing, at all times.
They should have kept that scene in the movie, a little humanity there.
Uh, No!
Its a shame this got cut it was highly important to set up the difficulty it traveling through the Brier Patch. It also introduced the metaphasic radiation that later became the main plot of the movie. Its mind numbing why some clips get cut that are intricate to the story.
Neither the metaphasic radiation nor the navigational challenges presented by the Briar Patch needed this introduction. As a video producer myself, I think they made the right choice cutting this for time. Nice to see for my first time all these years later, but "intricate to the story?" I don't think so.
@@TigDegner you are entitled to your opinion but let's agree to disagree. This was information that was important to the setting of the main plot device of the story.
We didn't need it at all. It didn't tell us anything we didn't already know.
@@matthewperris sure it did as it set up a major part of the plot. Sure we learn from the story later but having this in would made the first part of the movie a little less boring.
@@kenjett2434 I think a minute of Picard walking across a room, spilling his food, then cleaning himself up would have made it more boring, not less. Nice bit of classic Riker humor there, but overall it's just bad exposition - telling rather than showing us what's going on.
It's the most intense lunch hour ever, the fate of the universe rests in the balance.
Only commander Riker would get a kick out of seeing the captain covered in gorgonzola cheese.
Starfleet2360 *in Takei voice* oh my
... and perhaps Vasch
...and then eat some of Picard's lap cheese....
I've been in the military and I have to say we would all get a kick out of seeing our officers covered in food.
My favourite Star Trek movie by far.
You must be easily entertained. It was the most boring (snooze fest) Star Trek Movie ever. Insurrection should have been about the Enterprise's involvement during the "Dominion War." "Nemsis" was a much better movie than what "Insurrection" was.
@@GeorgeCarlinWasAGod Insurrection had a good message, it was basically a feature length TNG episode, not an action movie like a lot of Star Trek movies turned into.
The whole point of the scene was that the "age regressing" of the crew..effecting everyone involved - Picard was acting like a college student here - working fast and eating harder....eventhough they JUST entered the area ( I know just role with it) was beginning to feel the effects. Just like Troi and RIker later on.
And Thad came nine months later.
No, that wasn't the point at all - the point was to show they had suspicions about the Admiral. The metaphasic radiation has no effect until you're on the planet with the rings focussing them.
@@sarcasticstartrek7719 then explain why members of the crew started experiencing the effects while still onboard the Enterprise when entering the area of space rather than just the planet itself?
@@bsgtrekfan88 At this point of the movie, they hadn't even entered that part of space yet. They didn't get there until just after this scene.
They weren’t in the area of effect until after they entered the Briar Patch. This was just to show that even with all the advanced tech, Picard still studied and worked hard. Very humanizing scene. Once in the Bria Patch the effects can be seen on the crew, like when Worf oversleeps and gets a zit, or Picard can tell about the phase misalignment just by the sound of the engines.
Note to myself: Don't eat lunch when the Borg theme is playing!
Should've stuck to sushi, Jean-Luc.
It's amazing - That scene was horrendous and those lines terrible, but somehow when Stewart said them, it worked.
i wonder how many takes patrick stewart had to do before they got it right for this scene they cut.
You thought Picard was eating lunch... acting
he i s a sir after all
I want this music every time I eat.
I see Picard replicated the Danger Salad.
So I guess in the modern day instead of multiple PADDS it would having 10+ Tabs open on your browser, then spilling everything on your laptop.
I can just imagine the theatre erupting in laughter at the "Gorgonzola cheese" line.
RedLetterMedia would've had a field day with this if it had made it into the movie.
Look at this mess... I... will make them PAY for what they’ve done... AGAIN!
😂😂😂😂
REPLI-KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN-TOR!
It feels like the script was written during a "working lunch".
He's wearing the vest from First Contact
Cool Little scene. Thanks for sharing =)
This really makes you appreciate a good editor!
I’m in bed now. Near me, I have an older iPad, and a newish Kindle Fire, and the iPhone on which I’m typing this post; I’m surrounded by loom-knit looms of various sizes and gauges; a pile of books to be read or to be used as ready reference-see loom-knitting-and a couple of tool boxes with knitting tools-scissors, counters, etc. Yeah, Jean-Luc, it’s a bad idea to eat a salad where you’ve pigeonholed so many tools!
I think he needs a bigger bowl. And more suspenseful piano riffs.
...and Cowbell... Always need more Cowbell!!
Picard needs Q to clean his uniform
Episode Q Who. Cleans up the tea on Picards uniform. Then brings him the Borg
Why the hell did they cut this one? It's funny.
Are you serious? A scene where Picard sitting on the toilet using the bathroom and running out of toilet paper, would be funnier than that boring and pointless scene.
The intense lunch music was added later. I'm pretty sure I recognize it from Nemesis.
so Picard is a fan of the big salad, too..... interesting.
Did George pay for it and Elaine tell Ro?
0:44 Puts his hand into the bowl and grabs a handful of salad 🤣
The dumbest thing in so many Trek episodes and movies are that they almost always eating like a vegetarian and it makes no sense when they can make meat without using animals. That is the main reason for people being vegetarian. And if a replicator is making all the food out of the same thing then it all ahs the same nutritious value.
while never explained it could be that meat fell out of favor before replicator technology was created.
0:28: This perfectly reflects how I felt after watching the Picard series
Good move editing this out
I miss Trek from the 70s 80s 90s and early 00s.
No late 60’s?
@@chuckwilliams3003 sorry, yes 60s were great for Trek as well.
If you liked Voyager more than Discovery or Picard, you're part of the problem.
@@Heymrk Sure, Voyager had static characters and couldn't do the serialized storytelling it wanted to, but Discovery and Picard have redundant plot lines and very few original ideas, not to mention countless continuity errors. Voyager had its moments, while it didn't push any envelope, there are a lot of things to like in it. Discovery and Picard look gorgeous, but most of their story srcs are ripped straight out of recent sci-fi movies and contain messaging that is antithetical to the core of what Star Trek is
@@Heymrk Well you are obviously not a true "Star Trek" Fan based on your "absurd" comment. You are probably a fan of the "JJ Trek" movies also. You are the one who is part of the problem. You probably don't know what life was like before the year 2000.
This feels out of character for Picard. I've never seen him overburden himself by carrying that many items so precariously before.
Possibly why they dropped it?
Also doesn’t make a lot of sense. How bad is the captain’s time management if he plans to eat lunch and do a lot of work right when they’re supposed to get to their destination and he has to go to the bridge?
@@DarylTUBA Surely we've all had working lunches. Remember Picard still has people to answer to and reports to read and approve. I think it shows the much more practical and far less glamorous side of being a Captian.
Who cleans up after the ones who just leaves things lying around... like Captain Janeway and her cup in the meeting room on deck one! lol
That salad looked really good :( I hope he ate it later. Shame it was deleted, that was a really good view of a replicator in action
That TEA couldn't have been TOO hot!!!
He wears special temperature-control underwear
@@imodern Indeed!
Maybe he asked for TEA, EARL GREY, LUKEWARM!!!
@@YS-ep7zw Quite possibly!
The whole movie would have worked better as a TNG episode, my theory is that they simply pulled out a spec script they had lying around and went with it.
That's what I loved about it it was the fact that it felt like the series this is a movie using the cast from television series not just a movie cast so yes I want it to feel like the series
You should read the making of book entitled "Fade In: The Making of Star Trek Insurrection", by Michael Pillar - exceptionally good. It's in the Public Domain, so can easily be found on Google. It's incredibly enlightening, and shows the different drafts the script went through, and how all of the major Stars had a hand in tweaking the script to make their characters stand out more etc.
aren't most films made from tv shows like that, though? just longer versions of the show, with bigger budgets
@@lauranolastnamegiven3385 Most of the Trek films were not like the tv shows. Trek, on tv, has always been about exploring moral, philosophical and sociological issues with alien worlds being a metaphor for how our own world could be different. When it comes to movies, there’s always the temptation to make it appeal to a wider and more mainstream audience by going the ‘Hollywood blockbuster’ route - by which I mean having a big bad villain obsessed with getting something and jeopardising millions of lives to get it. Of the four TNG movies, Insurrection focused more on the moral issue than having a Shinzon-like supervillain. That’s why it’s often said this feels more like an episode than a movie.
That's what I thought!!
I didn't care for this cheap film, Generations was amazing, the first film was so exciting
well cut.
This wasn't the only thing Cut out of the film.. Because of Paramount's Time restrictions, the production of Insurrection had to be rushed and a lot of the story had to be cut in order to make the deadline. From what I heard, the film lost so much of its story, that it basically became a generic _stop the bad guy_ action film when the original plot had a fundamentally deeper narrative.
If only my lunches were this epic
I don't recall seeing this deleted scene in the special features of "Insurrection"
"Tea. Earl grey. Hot." [cues dramatic music]
Yes, let's cut out all the character beats of the movie because surely that'll improve the plot! I mean, it's not a great plot, and this probably wouldn't have salvaged the movie, but at least it fleshed things out.
Counterargument, we already had seven seasons and two movies up to this point to flesh these characters out. The plot still REALLY sucks, like, a LOT, but as far as character development goes, Insurrection isn't supposed to provide it.
No
love how they basicly needed a single pad for each item they were reading when we have ipads that can do so many things at once. truth is often stranger than fiction.
"Life is stranger than fiction because fiction has to make sense".
They also carry the PADDs around the ship to deliver them to various people the documents/messages are meant for when you have screens all over the ship that can immediately pull up any message or document you're trying to send people. How often do you carry notes from one department to another in your workplace? Almost never....that's why we have email or document libraries that can be accessed from multiple computers at once.
This actually made me hungry and I already had a small bowl of chili LOL
This is for sure a perfect example of why a scene is deleted
Why didn't they leave it in, was funny
No it wasn't. It was boring and pointless.
Really wish they'd left this in. This film does a good job providing some extra depth to all the characters, but it would've been nice to see this scene. Dramatic Earl Gray music...
You have a handheld dermal generator. I am sure you have a handheld dry cleaner/handy vac/stain remover somewhere.
I was half expecting him to eat four cheese tortellini with extra...tomaaaaaatos.
HD, but only just.
0:29 i saw that coming haha
I actually liked that a lot, shame it's a deleted scene!
You are probably someone who would enjoy watching paint dry on the wall or watching grass grow if you like a boring and pointless scene such as that one.
Oooooooo so edgy. Apologies your ADHD can't handle dialogue. Don't worry though, there are explosions later on in the film to satisfy your childish "wHy ThEy JuSt TaLkInG?" needs.
So human .
Just keep this scene and delete the rest of the movie
somebuddyX lmao
somebuddyX that would make the film a lot better
In the future, everyone needs multiple iPads.
Lunch has never been so dramatic!
They ruined a perfectly good Starfleet jumper outfit for a deleted scene...
That was a lot of chicken salad. 😂
Picard was multitasking and it didn't work out
Question ❓Can’t he just ask the computer to just dissolve the food 🥘❓
Ahh, now the remaining scene, where they show all the PADDs laying on the desk, makes sense.
Bring it back into a directors cut!
Why?
I can see why it was deleted. My bad for clicking on this...
Some years ago it was hot chocolate.
Q: Sorry Picard, only one free cleaning service allowed
Now I'm wondering if Picard will have to send his uniform off to the Enterprise laundry service, or are 24th century fabrics made to be stain proof?
Throw it in the replicator and get a new one. No need for laundry when you can just materialize an entirely new uniform.
I would have said: "Computer: Clean this up!"
Maybe he should have had the transporter lock onto his spilled salad and beam it off of him instead.
I always wondered why the Enterprise took so long to rescue Picard after getting a message to Starfleet.
they have voice commands, replicators and teleporters and they never just made food replicate directly onto the table ;)
Computer, clean up this mess.
Why would they cut such a great scene?
How is a great scene? What low standards you have.
I can see why this was cut. The gag's too forced, and the exposition can go elsewhere.
I can even see someone arguing about it:
- "But it's funny, and humanizes Picard and Riker to the audience a little more."
- "Dude, do you REALLY think Picard, in his own quarters, would stack himself up with multiple PADDs, cradle a dish in the crook of his arm, and leverage a cup of tea when he can just, I don't know, NOT do his best Shakespearean interpretation of a cocktail waitress?"
- "But... FUNNY."
- "A minute and a half of wasted time to try and pretend Picard is so overloaded with work that he can't set his stuff down for a few seconds to grab tea. All so Johnathan can laugh at Patrick and give us some bit-exposition."
Dangers of trying to eat and do anything else. :D
Yep no wonder it was deleted
The interior of enterprise e ist the best one
Even Picard is distracted by tablets, he might be human
Picard I love you but what the hell was with the size of that salad, yo? I mean really, do you need a salad that could serve three people all to yourself?
What is said between them about the scans of the Brier Patch would have very much helped the story and damn it's only a minute and a half long.
it should have been a story about the Dominion War.
Jesus, man, make two trips!
I think that's the 1st time I've ever heard the door chime and they would treat it like a door bell of a house When captain picard asked who it was
Well, ordinarily he would just tell whomever it was to come in, but seeing as he just spilled salad all over himself, it made sense to screen his visitor. Only a handful of Enterprise crew are on an intimate enough level with Picard that he would allow himself to be seen in what could be a humiliating situation. Riker and Picard are very close colleagues and friends, and he knows that while Riker would be amused by the predicament, he would also keep it to himself. He certainly wouldn't let himself be caught covered in mess by some Ensign No-Name from Deck 24 who was sent up to deliver a PADD.
Riker: Where are the bagels ?
Picard: There will be no bagels on this ship as long as I am the captain.
Riker: Why not ?
Picard: I am French, so it is croissants only ! Have I made myself clear ?
Riker: Perfectly !
I'd much rather eat a warm, soft croissant than a hard, crusty bagel. And I'm Jewish.
would have been better for it, those in-between moments can make a difference.
The Borg algorithm strikes again. See you in another 5 years.
See you then. Resistance is futile.
That's what he gets for trying to carry all that at once.
Thats it!!! im going online to curry store to get one of those replicators!!!!
Seems like they had a lot more fun on this movie than really came through.
Hmm ! Whoops!
Slays wondered who did the dishes
probably airline food.....
Afterwards, Starfleet left a permanent small task force to protect sector 441 in general, the Briar Patch and the Ba'ku and their planet specifically.
Plus a space station, the Excelsior, Admiral Nacheyev... oh wait, Hidden Frontier wasn't canon. Damn.
I hope they picked the oldest possible officers for the task force