Star Trek: Insurrection is a 1998 American science fiction film directed by Jonathan Frakes, written by Michael Piller (with the story developed by producer Rick Berman and Piller), and with music composed by Jerry Goldsmith. It is the ninth film in the Star Trek franchise, and the third to feature the cast from the television series Star Trek: The Next Generation. It revolves around the insurrection of the USS Enterprise-E as they discover...
Sojef hopes to see Data again and Artim tells Data to have fun.
Captain Picard has 318 days of leave and will use them.
Captain Picard can't leave his hard work to people that would destroy his har...
Captain Picard gives his reasons to why he needs to leave but promises Anij h...
Sojef would like to bring back the Son'a but feels there is too much bitterne...
Commander Riker wondering if his feeling for Counselor Troi are a result of t...
Worf negotiating a cease-fire in behalf of the Son'a with Captain Picard afte...
Commander Riker sharing what the Federation Council said about the Ba'ku's re...
Captain Picard ask's Commander Riker what took so long as he gets back on the...
Commander Riker letting Captain Picard he's about to be picked up as Captain ...
Ru'afo officer asking Worf if Commander Riker really would set a collision co...
Commander Riker holding the course of the Enterprise as Ru'afo's crew ask's W...
Picard calls Ru'afo's bluff and then shoots the exhaust causing an explosion ...
Ru'afo believes being old won't be a problem for either of them after today.
Commander Riker ordering to target Ru'afo's ship's life support and set the E...
Captain Picard letting Commander Riker know he'll be needing a lift off the c...
Lieutenant Daniels informs Commander Riker that Captain Picard is on the coll...
Captain Picard orders Worf to stay to beam him back out and Gallatin warns hi...
Captain Picard looking for his own way onto the collector with the help of Wo...
Captain Picard and Gallatin discussing a way to destroy the collector.
Worf and Gallatin inform Captain Picard that Ru'afo is on the collector and h...
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