Captain Jean-Luc Picard (pronounced /????n ?lu?k p??k?rd/) is a fictional Star Trek character primarily portrayed by the actor Patrick Stewart. He appears in the television series Star Trek: The Next Generation and the feature films Star Trek Generations, Star Trek: First Contact, Star Trek: Insurrection, and Star Trek Nemesis and made an appearance in the pilot episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Depicted as deeply moral, highly logical...
Data tells Picard the important difference between him and Shinzon, related t...
Picard to Worf mainly that they are not going to lose the Enterprise to the B...
Picard to the Captain's log stating that the moment he has dreaded has finall...
Picard to Worf, who is sick to his stomach, tells him not to focus on the sta...
Picard to Lily in response to her comment that he must not get home much firs...
Picard to Worf telling him they need some help at Tactical. Riker leans in to...
Shinzon's piece of backstory let's Picard know that he's a clone of him.
Picard attempts to reason with Shinzon, who stubbornly sticks to his goal.
Picard calls Worf a coward for wanting to destroy the ship and run away. Beve...
Ricker walks over the the captains chair on what's left of the bridge. The tw...
Picard engages the Enterprise Computer to begin the self-destruction sequence...
Picard trying to explain, to her question about how much this ship cost, that...
Lily and Picard say their goodbyes. He envies her being able to go what is a ...
Picard and Shinzon have an argument about nature vs. nurture.
When Picard tells Shinzon to leave the others out of his issues, Shinzon simp...
Picard to Lily upon her asking about the cost of the spaceship informs her th...
On the planet surface, after Soran is killed, Picard locates Jim under a pile...
While on board ship, figuring a way to catch up to Dr. Soran, Picard responds...
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