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Star Trek: Insurrection

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Star Trek: Insurrection	comment	The One With… the facelift aliens and the Space Amish.Star Trek: Insurrection is the ninth movie in the Star Trek film series, released in 1998.Joining forces with some unsavory Rubber Forehead...and face... Aliens offering their friendship, The Federation decides that the Prime Directive is suddenly optional so that they can relocate the new-agey Space Amish inhabitants of a paradise planet. After all, Utopia Justifies the Means, right? The Enterprise crew uncovers the plot and rebels against Starfleet (hence the title) to save the day.Of all four TNG films this is generally considered to be the one that most closely matches its parent series in style and tone, for better or for worse. It has often been described as a "two-parter episode made for the big screen". Longtime TNG showrunner Michael Piller, who never wrote for the big screen before (or again), received sole credit for the film's screenplay.The movie was released on December 11, 1998 and was preceded by First Contact (1996) and followed by Star Trek: Nemesis in 2002.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_11ec1fd5	type	Off-the-Shelf FX
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_11ec1fd5	comment	Off-the-Shelf FX: Riker's "manual steering column" is an off-the-shelf Gravis Blackhawk computer joystick. The "alien knives" the Ba'ku can be seen using in some shots are Alaskan Uluit. They were fairly obscure at the time of release, but have since been widely marketed as pizza cutters. (Funnily enough, said knives were also referenced — by name — in the TOS EU novel Ice Trap.)
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_137f2d7	type	Card-Carrying Villain
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_137f2d7	comment	Card-Carrying Villain: Everything about Ru'afo screams "evil asshole".
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_14ed6ab7	type	Does This Remind You of Anything?
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_14ed6ab7	comment	Does This Remind You of Anything?: A native population is relocated so that their resources can be exploited. Hmm. This was actually the focus of a similar episode in The Next Generation, where Picard's stance on the situation was the exact opposite, although one can argue the strategic and scientific value of Ba'ku is a sufficient difference to change his mind. Specifically, the people were being relocated as part of the terms of a treaty that ended a long bloody war between two large space-faring civilizations. Failure to do so risked an end to the peace (there might be equal or even greater reason to move the Ba'ku, really). Said people were descendants of Native Americans who moved far from Earth in hopes of avoiding more of this nonsense. In Picard's best way, they eventually Take a Third Option and become Cardassian citizens. How that worked out for them is never explored, though the events from that episode were used to set up the Maquis storyline on DS9 (in which it's revealed human colonists were highly persecuted).
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_178ca149	type	The Worf Effect
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_178ca149	comment	The Worf Effect: The Sovereign-class starship Enterprise-E, a Cool Starship that almost single-handedly returned the Borg's collective asses back to them in its first major battle in First Contact, is now somewhat outclassed by two Son'a vessels. Sure, it was flying through a nebula the Son'a ships were adapted to travel in, but even two-to-one the Enterprise could have put up a better fight than it did. By comparison, Ru'afo's (admittedly smaller) ship is disabled by two precision phaser strikes from Enterprise. The film does point out the Son'a are using weaponry that is normally banned via various treaties, and the novelization says Son'a technology is highly advanced but they lack the numbers to be a real menace.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_17e530e1	type	Punctuation Shaker
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_17e530e1	comment	Punctuation Shaker: Ba'ku, Son'a, Ru'afo ...
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_19794cbf	type	Parallel Conflict Sequence
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_19794cbf	comment	Parallel Conflict Sequence: Picard and his officers defend the Ba'ku on the planet while the Enterprise battles two Son'a warships.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_1b06aa41	type	Villains Never Lie
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_1b06aa41	comment	Villains Never Lie: The admiral sided with the Son'a because he felt that the medical benefits that could be gained from exploiting (and destroying) the Ba'ku homeworld could be used to save billions of lives in a war the Federation was losing with the Dominion. Even Jonathan Frakes, as director, and many other members of the cast agreed, though this information came from people who were allies of the Dominion.note They do at least have the evidence that the planet grants youth to its inhabitants. Though some critics argue that makes it feel like a ham-fisted attempt at making the Son'a unlikeable. It should also be noted that nobody questions the truth of this statement in-universe either.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_1be36a63	type	Immortal Procreation Clause
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_1be36a63	comment	The Ba'ku have lived on their planet for hundreds of years, and yet only have a population of about 600 individuals. Barring an insane mortality rate or a massive lack of breeding (clearly not the case, given the children), their population ought to be in the tens of millions at the very least. Had the Ba'ku been given a realistic population size, many of the issues listed on the YMMV page could have been avoided or mitigated. Presumably the Immortal Procreation Clause is in effect, since this would quickly lead to other problems ...
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_1f799027	type	Obstructive Bureaucrat
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_1f799027	comment	Obstructive Bureaucrat: Dougherty does his best to stonewall the crew so they don't look too closely at what's going on. This being Picard he's dealing with, his orders fall on deaf ears.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_1fdc1aa	type	See the Invisible
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_1fdc1aa	comment	See the Invisible: It starts when Data picks up high neutrino emissions from a lake near the village. After they drain some of the water from the lake, they can see a large hole in the water that can only be an invisible object — in this case, a cloaked ship.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_21e5b9c7	type	Failed a Spot Check
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_21e5b9c7	comment	Failed a Spot Check: When he decides to go violate Dougherty's orders, Picard reroutes the Enterprise Transporter Grid to avoid detection whilst he raids the ship's armory. As Data lampshades, this was a wise move...except for one key mistake: The Transporter is rarely used after 0200 Hours. The Senior Officers (who correctly anticipated Picard would go rogue) were thus monitoring the situation and responded accordingly.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: The holo-ship that Picard and Data expose in the first half of the movie comes back during the climax when Picard uses it to grab Ru'afo and his mooks.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_26ad2fa8	type	Fictional Geneva Conventions
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_26ad2fa8	comment	Fictional Geneva Conventions: A brief mention to the Second Khitomer Accord, which banned Subspace Weapons. For good reasons.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_27b6b53d	type	No Tech but High Tech
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_27b6b53d	comment	No Tech but High Tech: As mentioned by Nostalgia Critic's review, the Ba'ku claim not to like using machines, despite having an irrigation line and clothes that wouldn't be possible to make without some sort of advanced manufacturing.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_28cd01ca	type	Disappeared Dad
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_28cd01ca	comment	When she recognized Gallatin as Gal'na, Anij says she helped his mother to bathe him when he was a child and she stills speaks of him. In the final scene, we see the reunion of the mother and the son, but there's no trace of the father.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_2a015a74	type	Beauty Equals Goodness
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_2a015a74	comment	Beauty Equals Goodness: Thanks to centuries of living with eternal youth, the Ba'ku look like catalog models.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_2cb9b1a9	type	Cool, but Inefficient
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_2cb9b1a9	comment	Cool, but Inefficient: Worf's Giant Purple Space Bazooka equals about the power of one modern hand grenade. Bear in mind that hand phasers have been seen to be capable of taking the sides off cliffs and is compact enough to attach to a belt and you start to see the problem here.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_2fa14a9b	type	Freudian Couch
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_2fa14a9b	comment	Freudian Couch: Played with when Riker hops on it with his head in Troi's lap to flirt with her.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_3114c1e5	type	Ramming Always Works
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_3114c1e5	comment	Ramming Always Works: Subverted. Riker sets a collision course for the Son'a ship, since he can't destroy it with the Ba'ku and Worf aboard. The crew panics when they think he'll really do it, with Worf helpfully reinforcing the idea. At the last second, the Enterprise slides under the Son'a ship and fires precision attacks at their engines and life support, forcing the crew to surrender peacefully.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_314c56b9	type	Time Stands Still
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_314c56b9	comment	Time Stands Still: The Ba'ku have somehow learned to stop time, though it's inconsistently applied.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_319e4a2f	type	Even Evil Has Standards
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_319e4a2f	comment	Even Evil Has Standards: Dougherty is fine with forcibly relocating the Ba'ku, but draws the line at genocide. So Ru'afo kills him. Likewise, Gallatin wants revenge on the Ba'ku just as much as Ru'afo. He's more than happy to see them relocated to a world without the rejuvenating metaphasic radiation. But when Ru'afo abandons that intended revenge in favor of parricide, even Gallatin's unnerved. Luckily for everyone, Picard picks up on this.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_34dcfc96	type	Kick the Dog
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_34dcfc96	comment	Kick the Dog: After murdering Admiral Dougherty, Ru'afo orders the Starfleet prisoners moved to an area of his ship where he knows that the thermionic radiation will kill them.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_368c1306	type	The Men First
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_368c1306	comment	The Men First: One of the traits that makes Dougherty more reasonable than the usual Insane Admiral.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_37fce466	type	Teleport Interdiction
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_37fce466	comment	Teleport Interdiction: Using both transport inhibitors and naturally-occurring minerals on the planet. The Son'a defeat the latter measure by shooting the Ba'ku with isolinear tags.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: Whatever Worf was doing on Manzar Colony that brought him back aboard the Enterprise.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_3ea7916d	type	Immortality Immorality
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_3ea7916d	comment	Immortality Immorality: The Son'a are so debilitated they may die before the magic radiation can make them immortal, so they want to destroy the planet so they can harvest and concentrate it.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_3eed59a8	type	Explosive Overclocking
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_3eed59a8	comment	Explosive Overclocking: Cruising at full impulse power is normally a routine event for a Federation starship, but the effects of the Briar Patch can clearly mess that up.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_3f11ef74	type	Parental Substitute
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_3f11ef74	comment	Parental Substitute: Anij, the old maid and the community's matriarch. There's no trace of Artim's mom and Anij seems relatively close to him. When she recognized Gallatin as Gal'na, Anij says she helped his mother to bathe him when he was a child and she stills speaks of him. In the final scene, we see the reunion of the mother and the son, but there's no trace of the father.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_3f92ad39	type	"I Know You're in There Somewhere" Fight
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_3f92ad39	comment	"I Know You're in There Somewhere" Fight: Worf and Picard dogfighting Data in a shuttle while trying to reason with him. Picard uses a song from a play he was rehearsing note A British Tar from the HMS Pinafore to distract him long enough to latch onto his ship.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_401bfa84	type	Immortality Field
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_401bfa84	comment	Immortality Field: The Ba'ku world, courtesy of some metaphasic radiation.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_401d4116	type	Broken Aesop
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_401d4116	comment	Broken Aesop: The whole film's message is about the evils of relocation, which nobody denies has had horrible effects in Real Life, but in this movie it will save far more lives than it ruins (assuming the people allied with the enemies of the Federation can really be trusted), and the aliens being relocated aren't native to the planet they're being forced off (though they do have a stronger claim to the planet than the Federation do). In addition, unlike some unfortunate Real Life examples, the goal was not to force them into cramped undesirable land that they would struggle to survive on simply to take their land, they would have been moved to a comfortable world that suited their needs as well as possible. The entire plan comes across far less like Native American relocation camps of the past and more like a case of eminent domain for the good of the greater society. (The broken-ness of the aesop partly depends, of course, on how trustworthy the Son'a actually are, and whether they really plan to share the secrets of metaphasic radiation with the Federation, or just steal it for themselves to outlive their Ba'ku relatives, who will now wither and die without it.) The back-to-nature, rural simplicity message, with the Ba'ku portrayed as living in an idyllic and peaceful society, is also utterly shredded by two completely independent sets of facts. First, the only reason they're not bedeviled by disease, disabilities and injuries from farming accidents lies in their planet's apparently unique magical radiation, while everywhere else in the Federation injuries and disabilities such as Geordi's blindness or Picard's heart injury have to be managed with the technology we are supposed to believe they are right to shun. Second, the day is ultimately saved through the use of transporters, starships, phasers and holodecks. Meaning that ultimately the Ba'ku settled down in a place where they could get by without technology... and ended up at the mercy of anyone with a holodeck who happened to bump into them. Return to nature, folks, and when the aliens come you'd better hope they're friendly, because otherwise you're going to be shaken down so hard your teeth will fall out! Not to mention that their stifling way of life in itself is what causes the danger of their extinction as it led to the Son'a's rebelling and exile, unable to maintain stable relations or protect themselves from their own offspring. They couldn't even protect their society from themselves! So it was an unstable situation to begin with.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_40bb59d0	type	Blatant Lies
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_40bb59d0	comment	Blatant Lies: Picard's awkward reassurance to Worf that his gorch (Klingon acne) is 'hardly noticeable'. Even better, Worf knows Picard's lying through his teeth and is too miserable to protest.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_41a49201	type	Red Skies Crossover
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_41a49201	comment	Red Skies Crossover: Ru'afo reminds Dougherty of the tough times the Federation has been through lately, what with the Borg, and Cardassians, and the Dominion. Believe it or not, this is one of the few mentions of the Dominion War outside of DS9, and the first reference included in the films. note Which is sort of understandable; The Next Generation was over by that point, Voyager was still about forty thousand light years from home, Enterprise was a prequel series, First Contact had the issue of "The Borg are invading and rewriting history," so they were too busy there, and Nemesis (which did mention it briefly) happened after the war was over and they had other concerns.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_42beac64	type	The Magnificent Seven Samurai
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_42beac64	comment	The Magnificent Seven Samurai: Complete with "Seven to beam up." Hmm ...
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_43a46119	type	Surrounded by Idiots
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_43a46119	comment	Surrounded by Idiots: Ru'afo's reaction to Doughtery's proposal for stopping the Enterprise-E before it exits the Briar Patch and communicates with the Federation Council. Dougherty states that he'll simply order Riker — i.e. Picard's most loyal and trusted officer and one who's clearly sided with the Captain's insurrection — to just turn around. An incredulous Ru'afo points this out, then gives Gallatin a look that just screams 'Can you believe this Starfleet moron?!'.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_43c5a4b7	type	Court-martialed
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_43c5a4b7	comment	Court-martialed: Discussed between Picard and Dougherty after Picard is captured and held on Ru'afo's ship.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_440d1d0b	type	Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right!
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_440d1d0b	comment	Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right!: Picard decides to go against orders to stop the Federation from exploiting the Ba'ku. His senior officers join him — also disobeying an order from him not to — and this leads to an awesome line from Data.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_45554ca2	type	"I Can't Look!" Gesture
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_45554ca2	comment	"I Can't Look!" Gesture: During one of Ru'afo's flesh-stretching sessions, Admiral Dougherty keeps wincing and glancing aside during the procedure. Foreshadowing: Dougherty gets firsthand experience with the machine - fatally.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_45fe3a2e	type	Utopia Justifies the Means
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_45fe3a2e	comment	Utopia Justifies the Means: Played with; while the Federation is willing to relocate the Ba'ku and render their planet uninhabitable in the name of bringing new medical technologies to the Federation, Picard's unspoken argument (made clearer via Word of God) is that the Ba'ku's society is already a utopia, and that the Federation's attempting to destroy it justifies his taking up arms against his own superiors.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_462e2f79	type	The Outside World
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_462e2f79	comment	The Outside World: The Ba'ku live in a hazardous region of space called the Briar Patch on a planet with rings that grant them virtual immortality. Though they are warp-capable, they gave up technology to live a quiet life there. Some of their young people dreamed of returning to the stars, and at one point a few of them did to pursue a faster life their people had given up (albeit via violent revolution). They come back as the Son'a, intent on retaking the planet and using its unique properties to regain their lost youth and long life, either driving off or exterminating the Ba'ku in the process.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_46e53efd	type	Screams Like a Little Girl
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_46e53efd	comment	Screams Like a Little Girl: Ru'afo, when he realizes that his ship is a holodeck program and that the Son'a collector is deactivated, has a Villainous Breakdown with a Big "NO!".
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_47b152f9	type	Sexy Soaked Shirt
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_47b152f9	comment	Anij wears either an extremely deep V-neck wraparound, a gown that looks suspiciously like lingerie, or a dress with an incredibly low-cut bodice. She also gets a brief Sexy Soaked Shirt moment.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_495678c4	type	Hollywood Drowning
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_495678c4	comment	Hollywood Drowning: When Picard throws Anij out of the cloaked ship to protect her from enemy fire. By the time the fight is over and he discovers her struggling in the water, she still manages to yell, "Help! I can't swim!" Then after the men go into the water to "save" her she swims straight to Picard and hops into his arms, so there may have been an ulterior motive at work here.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_49d59be9	type	Scenery Porn
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_49d59be9	comment	Scenery Porn: The ringed Ba'ku world and the nebula surrounding it are just gorgeous. The Ba'ku village and the surrounding area.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_4a3e547f	type	Leaning on the Fourth Wall
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_4a3e547f	comment	Leaning on the Fourth Wall: Data's line about the senior staff's judgement possibly being impaired by the environment, which serves to tell the audience that everything the cast does from now on is the morally right thing to do.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_4de1a4f7	type	Improvised Weapon
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_4de1a4f7	comment	Improvised Weapon: Worf uses the stock of his phaser rifle like a baseball bat, to swat a Son'a transporter drone out of the air.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: "Didn't you know, Admiral? The Son'a and the Ba'ku are the same race."
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_4e7f703c	type	Wham Shot
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_4e7f703c	comment	Wham Shot: The cloaked holoship in the lake.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_4e8b83a	type	That's an Order!
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_4e8b83a	comment	That's an Order!: When Data goes bonkers, he ignores an order to stop. When Picard's preparing to disrupt the Federation/Son'a plot himself, his senior officers step in to assist. He tries to order them not to, but he's not in uniform.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_506ffa51	type	Tears of Joy
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_506ffa51	comment	Tears of Joy: Geordi watching the sunrise with his regenerated eyes.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_53224e46	type	Bookends
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_53224e46	comment	Bookends: A Meta one for Michael Piller. He got his start with Star Trek a decade earlier as the Next Generation showrunner for Season Three. So, it's fitting that his Trek swansong is one more outing with the TNG characters in their third film.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_54451d1	type	Fantastic Rank System
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_54451d1	comment	Fantastic Rank System: Ahdar Ru'afo and Subahdar Gallatin, possibly the respective equivalents to "captain" and "commander" or "lieutenant".note Incidentally, "subahdar" is a real word, meaning a junior commissioned officer in the Indian and Pakistani armies, although "sub-" (as in subordinate) isn't actually part of it — it originally meant the governor of a subah (province) in the Mughal Empire.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_560fd3cb	type	Fan Sequel
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_560fd3cb	comment	Fan Sequel: The sixty-episode series Hidden Frontier takes place almost entirely in the Briar Patch and explores it extensively beyond Ba'ku, with an (obviously recast) older Artum joining Starfleet after developing a case of wanderlust from meeting Data. Many jokes can be made about it being superior to the actual movie, the show's shoestring-budget being the punchline.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_5a4aa505	type	Government Conspiracy
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_5a4aa505	comment	Government Conspiracy: The Duck Blind mission is actually cover to relocate the Ba'ku so their planet can be exploited for its resources.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_5ac34441	type	Call a Rabbit a "Smeerp"
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_5ac34441	comment	Once we get to the Ba'ku planet, there's the rekindling of the Riker/Troi romance and Worf's Klingon zit.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_5b8c285b	type	The Conspiracy
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_5b8c285b	comment	The entire film and the exposure of The Conspiracy only happens because Data followed a group of Ba'ku children into the hills and came across the cloaked Holo-Ship. Even then, events could've played out any number of ways...if a Son'a grunt on guard duty hadn't shot at Data to try and silence him. This would-be kill shot instead accidentally activates Data's Ethical Subroutines as a memory fail-safe and kicks off the prologue. Building on this is, the Enterprise only becomes involved because Dougherty requested Data's tech specs. He expected Geordi would transmit them and he and the Son'a could try and neutralize the android on their own. The Admiral didn't expect that Picard would instead creatively interpret his orders (to mediate the Goren System dispute) and "detour" to the Briar Patch to have their own crack at stopping Data. Gallatin being part of the Son'a contingent of the Duck Blind mission also ends up ultimately derailing the conspiracy. Before the mission, Gallatin was just as dedicated to achieving the Son'a's longtime goals of revenge against their elders. But spending time among the Ba'ku — among the people he once knew, loved, and called friends — as a 'prisoner' leaves Gallatin feeling conflicted. This conflict slowly grows over the course of the film (and in direct contrast to Ru'afo slowly going more and more off the deep end). Picard, seeing the internal conflict after being captured, successfully persuades Gallatin to switch sides.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_5c5ac0e2	type	Really 700 Years Old
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_5c5ac0e2	comment	Really 700 Years Old: The Ba'ku. Which they subvert with the kid ... who's twelve. The Ba'ku settle into age stasis sometime in their mid-20s. (It's left unexplained why Anij, among others, looks almost 40, but possibly because some Ba'ku came to the planet as adults who were already older and didn't de-age as far, and possibly to avoid the squick factor of Picard having a love interest 1/3 his age.)
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_5ecdd585	type	Renegade Splinter Faction
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_5ecdd585	comment	Renegade Splinter Faction: It turns out the Son'a are exiled Ba'ku renegades who tried to take over their society and return it to a space-faring state.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_5fd20a7b	type	Suicidal Pacifism
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_5fd20a7b	comment	Suicidal Pacifism: The Ba'ku refuse to so much as lift a phaser, claiming they'd lose their entire way of life if they defended it. It's left to the five-man Starfleet team to do the job.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_6004e99c	type	Activation Sequence
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_6004e99c	comment	Activation Sequence: The Son'a collector's activation process involves deploying large, sail-like structures then firing a probe into the Baku planet's rings to begin drawing in the metaphasic radiation there. We see it three times, first as a simulation Ru'afo is running, second as another simulation to trick Ru'afo into thinking it's been activated, and finally during the climax as Ru'afo and Picard battle inside the thing as it's deploying.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_60194b82	type	Spanner in the Works
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_60194b82	comment	Spanner in the Works: Upon being exiled by the Ba'ku elders, the Son'a always intended to return and exact vengeance upon them. Their long-term plan, however, didn't take into account the larger geo-politics of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants — or that the Briar Patch and its region of space might end being claimed by one of said great powers. This forces the Son'a to bargain with the Federation for access to their old stomping grounds, leveraging their methaphasic collector technology against the Federation's own inability to harvest the radiation (to say nothing of their Dominion War-era desperation). The entire film and the exposure of The Conspiracy only happens because Data followed a group of Ba'ku children into the hills and came across the cloaked Holo-Ship. Even then, events could've played out any number of ways...if a Son'a grunt on guard duty hadn't shot at Data to try and silence him. This would-be kill shot instead accidentally activates Data's Ethical Subroutines as a memory fail-safe and kicks off the prologue. Building on this is, the Enterprise only becomes involved because Dougherty requested Data's tech specs. He expected Geordi would transmit them and he and the Son'a could try and neutralize the android on their own. The Admiral didn't expect that Picard would instead creatively interpret his orders (to mediate the Goren System dispute) and "detour" to the Briar Patch to have their own crack at stopping Data. Gallatin being part of the Son'a contingent of the Duck Blind mission also ends up ultimately derailing the conspiracy. Before the mission, Gallatin was just as dedicated to achieving the Son'a's longtime goals of revenge against their elders. But spending time among the Ba'ku — among the people he once knew, loved, and called friends — as a 'prisoner' leaves Gallatin feeling conflicted. This conflict slowly grows over the course of the film (and in direct contrast to Ru'afo slowly going more and more off the deep end). Picard, seeing the internal conflict after being captured, successfully persuades Gallatin to switch sides.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_605cf3f	type	Something Only They Would Say
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_605cf3f	comment	Something Only They Would Say: A variation when the truth about the Ba'ku and the Son'a's shared heritage comes out. When Sojef angirly asks Ru'afo which of their exiled children he was, a sneering Ru'afo refuses to answer. However, Anij then correctly deduces Ru'afo is Ro'tin (based upon, as she puts it, something in the voice).
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_617f0563	type	Heelâ€“Face Turn
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_617f0563	comment	Heel–Face Turn: Gallatin, once Ru'afo's machinations disgust him and he cannot continue with the plan. Dougherty tries as well, but Ru'afo kills him.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_637b6123	type	Sickening "Crunch!"
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_637b6123	comment	Sickening "Crunch!": You can hear one of the crew storming the bridge having his arm get snapped by Worf.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_63b12059	type	Villainous Friendship
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_63b12059	comment	Villainous Friendship: Ru'afo and Gallatin are lifelong friends. Gallatin is even the only one that Ru'afo is ever consistently pleasant to. Gallatin still betrays him and pulls a Heel–Face Turn when Ru'afo goes too far.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_65acf9db	type	He Knows Too Much
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_65acf9db	comment	He Knows Too Much: The Son'a shot Data when he stumbled upon the Holoship.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_66dfe36a	type	Missing Mom
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_66dfe36a	comment	There's no trace of Artim's mom and Anij seems relatively close to him.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_66f69cd4	type	Invisibility Cloak
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_66f69cd4	comment	Invisibility Cloak: In the opening scene Data runs around cloaked while being chased by several cloaked away team members. Then later they find a cloaked holoship hidden in a lake.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_673c9dd8	type	Insignia Rip-Off Ritual
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_673c9dd8	comment	Insignia Rip-Off Ritual: When Picard decides to stop the plot to relocate the Ba'ku, he goes to his quarters and silently removes his rank pips.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_6a3d66f6	type	The Simple Life is Simple
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_6a3d66f6	comment	The Simple Life is Simple: Or at least the Ba'ku would have you think so ...
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_6a6c1f35	type	The Power of Rock
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_6a6c1f35	comment	The Power of Rock: Picard disabling Data by singing "A British Tar." Hey, it worked on Sideshow Bob.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_6bf93fc7	type	FanService
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_6bf93fc7	comment	Fanservice: Troi and Riker taking a bath together. Anij wears either an extremely deep V-neck wraparound, a gown that looks suspiciously like lingerie, or a dress with an incredibly low-cut bodice. She also gets a brief Sexy Soaked Shirt moment. Troi and Dr. Crusher talk about how much firmer their boobs are, using that exact word. The fans weren't exactly happy. The Tarlac slave girls in their skintight rubber catsuits.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_6d722dcd	type	When I Was Your Age...
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_6d722dcd	comment	When I Was Your Age...: Picard telling LaForge that as a young man he could hear a three micron misalingment in a ship's torque sensors.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_6fafb9ba	type	OffStageVillainy
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_6fafb9ba	comment	Off Stage Villainy: The library scene really goes out of its way to make the Son'a unlikeable, with records of conquering and enslaving worlds, drug dealing, and possessing illegal weapons. It makes the Federation look really stupid to have ever turned to them. What's especially stupid is that the drug in question is Ketracel White, which is solely used to keep the Jem'Hadar stormtroopers in line, so Dougherty has brokered a deal with a power that is actively supplying the Federation's enemies (later confirmed on an episode of DS9) and intends to give them a technology that they could just turn around and hand to the Dominion. This is lampshaded when Troi is clearly flabbergasted by the Federation's involvement with them, but the Phlebotinum is starting to affect her and she's too busy flirting with Riker to take the thought any further. In the Deep Space Nine relaunch novel Section 31: Abyss, Commander Vaughn says that the entire operation was organized by Section 31, and when it went bad, Admiral Dougherty was made the fall guy.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_7286e96d	type	Idiot Ball
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_7286e96d	comment	Idiot Ball: The mystery plot depends on the discovery of the Holoship in a nearby lake, even though they could have parked it in orbit without the Ba'ku or Data (plus whatever other Starfleet crew weren't in on it) ever discovering it.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_733e007a	type	Unwitting Pawn
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_733e007a	comment	Unwitting Pawn: Dougherty and Starfleet don't realize they're being used as accessories to a blood feud between the Ba'ku and their prodigal offspring. When a horrified Dougherty learns the truth from Picard, he (futiely) tries to stop it.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_733f713f	type	HumanAlien
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_733f713f	comment	Human Alien: The Ba'ku, they look exactly like humans. This becomes Deconstructed when we meet the Son'a, who we assume to be a more exotic alien race because of their uniquely grotesque appearance. However, they're actually the same race as the Ba'ku, and their stretched-out skin is the result of years of unorthodox medical surgeries.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_77552932	type	Character Shilling
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_77552932	comment	Character Shilling: The movie has the crew go on and on about how perfect and wonderful the Ba'ku and their society are, right down to the movie's tagline being "The battle for paradise has begun."
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_7a2d9301	type	Pop-Cultural Osmosis Failure
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_7a2d9301	comment	Pop-Cultural Osmosis Failure:
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_7abd339f	type	Black-and-White Morality
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_7abd339f	comment	Black-and-White Morality: Geordi uses this idea to describe the thought processes going through Data's head after having his memory engrams damaged by a phaser blast.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_7b6e47a5	type	Armor-Piercing Question
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_7b6e47a5	comment	Armor-Piercing Question: When Dougherty dismisses Picard's objection to relocating the Ba'ku.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_7c0bfb83	type	Obviously Evil
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_7c0bfb83	comment	Obviously Evil: The ugly Son'a are the bad guys.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_7d89315b	type	"The Reason You Suck" Speech
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_7d89315b	comment	"The Reason You Suck" Speech: Picard gives one to Gallatin/Gal'na, prompting his Heel–Face Turn.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_7e3cd89	type	Love Transcends Spacetime
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_7e3cd89	comment	Love Transcends Spacetime: Anij's ability to slow down time seems linked to how romantic it makes the moment.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_7ffca8c4	type	Immortality Begins at Twenty
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_7ffca8c4	comment	Immortality Begins at Twenty: The magic radiation takes some time to have its full effect, allowing children to age to adulthood normally. It's also retroactively effective, as Sojef notes that he was physically far older prior to arriving on the planet.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_86b21114	type	Badass Boast
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_86b21114	comment	Badass Boast: "We're through running from these bastards."
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_87ede6fc	type	That Man Is Dead
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_87ede6fc	comment	That Man Is Dead: When it's revealed that the Son'a were Ba'ku who were exiled.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_88f45711	type	Space Amish
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_88f45711	comment	Space Amish: The Ba'ku. Complete with their own shunned, rumspringer descendants, the Son'a.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_892c6fdc	type	Space Elves
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_892c6fdc	comment	Space Elves: The Ba'ku.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_89937faf	type	Watching the Sunset
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_89937faf	comment	Watching the Sunset: Inverted when Picard sees Geordi watching a sunrise with his newly-regenerated eyes.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_8ae880f7	type	Deconstruction
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_8ae880f7	comment	Deconstruction: Of The Federation itself.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_8b221a63	type	Reed Richards Is Useless
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_8b221a63	comment	Reed Richards Is Useless: The Ba'ku have discovered a planet with amazing healing/rejuvenating powers, which would surely help billions more, but keep it to themselves because ... they believe a life without technology is better?
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_9141fba3	type	Fountain of Youth
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_9141fba3	comment	Fountain of Youth: Continued exposure to the radiation not only stops aging, but reverses it back to the subject's physical prime. This presumably takes quite a while, though.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_91e894b4	type	Apocalypse How
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_91e894b4	comment	Apocalypse How: A class 3-a is threatened for the Ba'ku world; once the Son'a generator is set off, metaphasic radiation will render the planet uninhabitable for generations.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_9500202a	type	Machine Empathy
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_9500202a	comment	Machine Empathy: Picard detects that the ship's torque sensors are slightly out of alignment just because "they don't sound right." This ties into the next film, which reveals that he was born with a rare genetic condition that gives him supersensitive hearing. Although treated in his youth to ensure that he doesn't suffer pain from the slightest of sounds, it's entirely possible that Picard would retain extremely acute hearing (by most human standards) into adulthood.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_978a82e6	type	Big Bad Duumvirate
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_978a82e6	comment	Big Bad Duumvirate: Between Ru'afo and Starfleet Admiral Matthew Doughherty. Then Dougherty turns out to have standards, so Ru'afo kills him and becomes sole Big Bad.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_99dfd4fc	type	Nothing Is the Same Anymore
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_99dfd4fc	comment	Nothing Is the Same Anymore: The first scene on the Enterprise has Picard preparing for a diplomatic ceremony, as well as sees Riker note the ship is needed to put out a Dominion brushfire.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_9a3b7208	type	The Needs of the Many
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_9a3b7208	comment	The Needs of the Many: The last trope you'd expect to be subverted in Star Trek. Picard choosing to help 600 Ba'ku when the technology studying the planet would bring could save literally billions. Especially since this was taking place at around the same time as the Dominion War, easily the most brutal and destructive war in Federation history (at least the Borg only send one ship at a time), where such advanced medical technology would have been especially useful in the war that the Federation was losing at the time. Picard's position is strengthened by the fact that the planet can be used to help potentially billions in the long-term without having to render it uninhabitable and disrupt the Ba'ku, but Dougherty shoots down this idea because he's agreed to guarantee the survival of the Son'a first — who, ironically, are outnumbered by the Ba'ku, though Dougherty may not have known that.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_9c842299	type	Weaponized Exhaust
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_9c842299	comment	Weaponized Exhaust: Riker comes up with the idea to have Enterprise collect some explosive metreon gas and release it in front of the Son'a battlecruisers. The lead cruiser fires a photon torpedo at the gas cloud, and the ensuing explosion destroys the attacking ship and cripples the other one.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: Dougherty gets firsthand experience with the machine - fatally.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_a1b141f4	type	My God, What Have I Done?
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_a1b141f4	comment	My God, What Have I Done?: Doughterty's reaction upon learning the truth about the Son'a and that his good intentions have made the Federation accessories to attempted parricide.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_a43fd672	type	Continuity Overlap
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_a43fd672	comment	Continuity Overlap: The film was released concurrently with Season 7 of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Season 5 of Star Trek: Voyager. Only the former is acknowledged through nods to Worf's relocation to DS9, the then-ongoing Dominion War, and Dougherty wearing the new post-First Contact Starfleet Admiral's Uniform (which had debuted on DS9 the previous year). In addition to the acknowledgments of the Dominion War, there's also a subtle Worf-centric acknowledgment of the events of DS9's "Soldiers of the Empire" (which premiered after First Contact). Worf's bladric now bears the crest of the House of the Martok rather than the now-defunct House of Mogh.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_a4916876	type	Blown Across the Room
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_a4916876	comment	Blown Across the Room: When Geordi and Riker thwart the Son'a's subspace isolytic weapon by ejecting and detonating the Enterprise's warp core, when the resulting shockwave hits the ship, it sends multiple crewmembers flying from Explosive Instrumentation, both in main engineering and on the bridge.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_a5ec714	type	Paradise Planet
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_a5ec714	comment	Paradise Planet: The Ba'ku world, to the point that even the tagline refers to it as such. Admittedly, the planet itself is very pretty, but the fact that the village is spotlessly clean despite the fact that the Ba'ku have abandoned technology pushes this into the realms of ridiculousness.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_a6e8221e	type	Status Quo Is God
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_a6e8221e	comment	Status Quo Is God: Nothing much really changes between the start of the movie and the end, other than Admiral Dougherty and Ru'afo getting killed. The Son'a still get name-dropped even later on in DS9, continuing to produce ketracel-white for the Dominion, so clearly at least some of them had a Redemption Rejection and refused to rejoin the Ba'ku. The only thing that has any real long-term consequences is Riker and Troi rekindling their relationship, and even then it's not until Star Trek: Nemesis that we get confirmation that they truly did begin their relationship anew, instead of just having a brief fling while under the influence of the metaphasic radiation.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_a6fa41b	type	Recycled Premise
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_a6fa41b	comment	Recycled Premise: The idea of Starfleet observing a civilization clandestinely using a "duck blind" was used in TNG's third season, but here the stakes are much more grave. The concept of relocating people for political reasons was also explored in the TNG episode "Journey's End".
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_a7acd9aa	type	ChekhovsLecture
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_a7acd9aa	comment	Chekhov's Lecture: While researching the Son'a, Riker mentions that they've developed illegal subspace weapons. During the battle later on, he observes firsthand exactly why such weapons are banned.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_a8559a9f	type	RealLife
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_a8559a9f	comment	The whole film's message is about the evils of relocation, which nobody denies has had horrible effects in Real Life, but in this movie it will save far more lives than it ruins (assuming the people allied with the enemies of the Federation can really be trusted), and the aliens being relocated aren't native to the planet they're being forced off (though they do have a stronger claim to the planet than the Federation do). In addition, unlike some unfortunate Real Life examples, the goal was not to force them into cramped undesirable land that they would struggle to survive on simply to take their land, they would have been moved to a comfortable world that suited their needs as well as possible. The entire plan comes across far less like Native American relocation camps of the past and more like a case of eminent domain for the good of the greater society. (The broken-ness of the aesop partly depends, of course, on how trustworthy the Son'a actually are, and whether they really plan to share the secrets of metaphasic radiation with the Federation, or just steal it for themselves to outlive their Ba'ku relatives, who will now wither and die without it.)
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_a971e83c	type	Hidden Elf Village
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_a971e83c	comment	Hidden Elf Village: The Ba'ku's planet.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_ac560dc4	type	Save the Villain
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_ac560dc4	comment	Save the Villain: Uncharacteristically averted. Ru'afo is left to die on the collector as the Enterprise beams Picard to safety.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_acbd5c12	type	Perfect Pacifist People
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_acbd5c12	comment	Perfect Pacifist People: The Ba'ku, whose leader even says "The moment we pick up a weapon, we become one of them." Which is actually a nice bit of foreshadowing; the Son'a are just non-pacifist, non-luddite Ba'ku.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_b1dde8fd	type	Loophole Abuse
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_b1dde8fd	comment	Loophole Abuse: Because the Ba'ku are warp-capable and not native to their planet, Dougherty and his superiors decided the Prime Directive doesn't apply, giving them carte blanche to relocate them. As per Starfleet's conditions for the alliance, the Sona' won't begin harvesting the metaphasic radiation from the rings while the planet is still inhabited. Picard and his senior officers work to ensure the Ba'ku remain on the planet (and to also buy time for Riker to make it out of the Briar Patch and signal the Federation Council). It eventually gets subverted, though, after an impatient and fed up Ru'afo decides to just launch the procedure even while the bulk of the Ba'ku are still on world. Justified, given his temper, mental instability, and personal hatred of his own people.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_b5f7b739	type	Evil Overlooker
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_b5f7b739	comment	Evil Overlooker: The Big Bad's head in the movie's official poster.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_b6287eff	type	Briar Patching
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_b6287eff	comment	Briar Patching: The Enterprise is being pursued by Son'a ships who have no qualms about using forbidden weapons, so Riker takes a huge risk that pays off. He sucks up some of the Made of Explodium gas that makes up the Briar Patch and shoots it back out between them and the Son'a, basically daring them to come through. They try and lose their ships as a result.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_ba59ac1f	type	Technophobia
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_ba59ac1f	comment	Technophobia: The Ba'ku were once a warp-capable people, but after they settled in the Briar Patch, they gave up all their technology in favor of a simpler lifestyle of farming. Sojef in particular is rather antagonistic towards it, seemingly trying to shield his son from any contact with it.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_bc00493f	type	Precision F-Strike
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_bc00493f	comment	Precision F-Strike: After detonating the warp core to neutralize the Son'a's sub-space weapon:
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_c2299d6e	type	Cutting the Knot
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_c2299d6e	comment	Cutting the Knot: Rather than fight Data, Worf has LaForge rig a tricorder with one of his control circuits. So, when Worf finally gets aboard Data's shuttle, he simply hits a button and turns him off right there.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_c2cedc1c	type	Big "NO!"
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_c2cedc1c	comment	Big "NO!": Ru'afo has four different ones, one so bad it causes his skin to burst!
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_c5a1fb94	type	Hologram Projection Imperfection
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_c5a1fb94	comment	Hologram Projection Imperfection: The holoship isn't finished, so there are noticeable gaps in the simulation of the Ba'ku village when the crew discovers it. Later, Ru'afo's crew see the same glitches and figure out their ship's bridge is actually another holodeck program.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_c7b5445c	type	Cool Starship
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_c7b5445c	comment	Cool Starship: The Son'a starships, especially the Battlecruiser and Command Ship, are quite unique and impressively designed.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_ca95473c	type	Series Continuity Error
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_ca95473c	comment	Series Continuity Error: Troi saying she's never kissed Riker while he had a beard. Number of times this happened in the series: fournote Yes, two of them involved doubles and mind control, but still .... You'd think at least Frakes (who was also directing, remember) or Sirtis would point this out. Of course, there's kissing and then there's kissing. When Picard wonders why Data was acting out in the beginning, he asks Geordi if it's because of his emotion chip, but Geordi answers "He didn't take it with him." Except in Star Trek: Generations, it was said that the chip had been fused into his circuitry after overloading. And in Star Trek: First Contact, it's revealed that Data can turn it on and off at will anyway, so why would he bother removing it? Admittedly, First Contact demonstrated that his emotion chip could be used against him. Don't forget that in-universe it's been 4 years since Generations. It's not unreasonable to assume Data and Geordi have made good use of that time and figured out how to safely extract it from his neural net (or at the least come up with a workaround).
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_cd3527d9	type	Negative Space Wedgie
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_cd3527d9	comment	Negative Space Wedgie: Son'a subspace weapons can create them, one of which nearly destroys the Enterprise.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_ce6555f0	type	Lighter and Softer
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_ce6555f0	comment	Lighter and Softer: After all the seriousness of Star Trek: First Contact. Though some would argue that it's too light.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_cf48c17	type	Nightmare Face
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_cf48c17	comment	Nightmare Face: The Son'a with that face-stretcher device. Okay, maybe that's not being fair to them; how about Admiral Dougherty with that face-stretcher device.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_d129e13e	type	"Eureka!" Moment
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_d129e13e	comment	"Eureka!" Moment: Picard salsas happily in his quarters until he catches sight of himself in the mirror, sporting quite the youthful sheen. The very next shot is him standing at the Ba'ku's front door: "How old are you?"
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_d3f57db5	type	Planetville
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_d3f57db5	comment	Planetville: The Ba'ku village, population 600, and the area within walking distance of it seemingly constitute the entire planet for the purposes of the story. No explanation is given for why the Son'a never simply established their own settlement elsewhere on the planet decades ago.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_d525f857	type	Sci-Fi Writers Have No Sense of Scale
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_d525f857	comment	Sci-Fi Writers Have No Sense of Scale: The Ba'ku have lived on their planet for hundreds of years, and yet only have a population of about 600 individuals. Barring an insane mortality rate or a massive lack of breeding (clearly not the case, given the children), their population ought to be in the tens of millions at the very least. Had the Ba'ku been given a realistic population size, many of the issues listed on the YMMV page could have been avoided or mitigated. Presumably the Immortal Procreation Clause is in effect, since this would quickly lead to other problems ... Another issue is the Son'a having somehow developed technology on par with the Federation, despite having an even smaller population than the Ba'ku and their two slave races being obviously less advanced. This one can be handwaved as them using abandoned Ba'ku tech, but then why would the Ba'ku just leave that tech lying around, and how would they have ever expelled the Son'a if the Son'a stole it? Could be explained with the theory that the Ba'ku initially kept the technology around as a reminder of what they had rejected, but then used some of it to drive the Son'a off with the rest and vowed to forsake what was left so that nobody would be tempted like that again. Even with life support disabled, the Son'a ship would still have hours of breathable air, not just a few minutes. The ship would actively venting air with no way to seal the breaches for that timeframe to fit, which is impossible on a starship that clearly still has power. The Son'a have the numbers to maintain a small interstellar empire and operate ships equivalent to Federation vessels with crews of several hundred. While the slave races obviously make up some of those numbers, they must have had enough to operate those ships to conquer them and garrisons to lock down entire planetary populations. Given the Bak'u remaining are only 600 strong (and many of those children), the original breakaway 'splinter' group would have to have represented the vast majority of the population. That would explain the small population on the planet, but it makes the Ba'ku successfully driving them into exile even more ridiculous.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_d52d28b6	type	Hypocrite
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_d52d28b6	comment	Hypocrite: The Ba'ku claim to reject technology, but still have an irrigation system, a stone dam, a smith, and don't protest in the slightest to Picard's crew using their advanced technology on their behalf. A simple throwaway line about not advancing beyond an agrarian society would help a lot to explain this.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_d91c4136	type	Critical Hesitation Blunder
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_d91c4136	comment	Critical Hesitation Blunder: When Picard and Ru'afo confront each other for the last time aboard the collector, while surrounded by flammable gas, Picard asks if Ru'afo's really willing to risk firing phasers there. When Ru'afo hesitates, Picard fires directly into the gas, knocking Ru'afo off.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_d9cf40fa	type	Screw This, I'm Outta Here
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_d9cf40fa	comment	Screw This, I'm Outta Here: When Dougherty learns the truth about what the Son'a are doing to the Ba'ku, he tries to pull out of the mission. Ru'afo, however, won't let him.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_db4b76d1	comment	Pre-Asskicking One-Liner: Data: "Saddle up. Lock and load."
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_dbb414ed	comment	Hand Wave: How Worf's involvement in this film is explained compared to the previous one. He just so happens to be away from Deep Space 9 on matters involving the Manzar colony, but is interrupted before he can explain further. Later, Picard makes a formal request for Worf to join them on their mission rather than return to DS9, but what function Worf provides that any current crew member couldn't (apart from being the resident Proud Warrior Race Guy) isn't really made clear. Anij displays the ability to slow down time to a single moment, a power not seen or mentioned by any of the other Ba'ku and also not really making sense as an effect of the planet's radiation. When Picard asks how she can do it, she simply replies "No more questions."
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_dc579c91	comment	Contrived Coincidence: Worf just-so-conveniently happens to be away from DS9 installing a defense perimeter on the Manzar colony, allowing him to drop by the Enterprise as it heads into the Briar Patch. The Son'a shot Data in just the right spot to damage his memory circuits and put him into an ultra-morality mode with all of his tactical and strategic subroutines fully functional.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_dc774000	comment	Start X to Stop X: Picard must prevent a forced relocation by ... planning a forced relocation (that is, evacuating their village to make them harder for Dougherty and the Son'a to beam them off the planet). At least in his version, they get to walk back home.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_e80cdd72	comment	Almost Out of Oxygen: Invoked by Riker when he has the Enterprise disable life support on the Son'a flagship. The crew surrenders once they realize they'll all suffocate in five minutes.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_ec0ce986	comment	Spotting the Thread: First, when Ru'afo triggers the metaphasic collector and the sensor readings are identical to his simulations, then his bridge crew realizes their consoles aren't working properly. And then he sees part of the wall has disappeared with a holodeck grid visible behind it.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_ec255e86	comment	Slouch of Villainy: Ru'afo actually has a small couch as his command chair to make this more comfortable.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_ee29a942	comment	Supernaturally Young Parent: The Son'a were the younger members of the Ba'ku when they left the planet, but having been away caused them to age faster. It turns out one of the Ba'ku is the mother of Gallatin.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_ee7ed46e	type	The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_ee7ed46e	comment	The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: Despite being the Enterprise's Chief Operations officer, Data doesn't do anything pertaining to Operations throughout the movie.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_eff83d77	comment	Mundane Utility: It's implied that the Ba'ku have developed the ability to significantly slow the passage of time. Sure would have been useful to use that ability to avoid being tagged by the seeker drones, eh? Instead it's used for romantic moments and medical stasis. Considering the available context of when they use this ability, it may require a degree of focus and concentration that they can't manage while under fire.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_f1492605	type	Redemption Equals Death
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_f1492605	comment	Redemption Equals Death: When Admiral Dougherty (re)develops a sense of morality, Ru'afo promptly kills him.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_f165cf2c	comment	Last-Second Word Swap: When Ru'afo warns Dougherty that the Enterprise could screw up the operation by telling the Federation Council what's really happening on Ba'ku.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_f8e010ce	type	Evil Cannot Comprehend Good
Star Trek: Insurrection / int_f8e010ce	comment	Evil Cannot Comprehend Good: Averted. Ru'afo knows that if word of Picard's "valiant struggle" get out, then it won't matter how Dougherty spins things or explains the benefits of the project. Ru'afo knows full well that a majority of Federation citizens will immediately side with Picard, while Federation politicians will buckle in the face of both public opinion and scrutiny from allies.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_fb9afaab	comment	Attack Drone: The Son'a send small flying robots to hunt down the fleeing Ba'ku, and shoot them with transporter tags so they can be beamed away.
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Star Trek: Insurrection / int_fbcd6465	comment	Attack Hello: Discussed when Enterprise is hailed by two pursuing Son'a battlecruisers. Riker tries to bluff by responding that their tranceiver's offline, preventing them from receiving incoming hails — and the Son'a respond to that by firing a photon torpedo.
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