Question 1

What Star Trek film was the first to use entirely computer-generated space shots?

Accepted Answer

Star Trek: Insurrection was the first Star Trek film in which all of the space shots were computer-generated.

Question 2

What literary connection does Data's malfunction scene have to Isaac Asimov's work?

Accepted Answer

When Data malfunctions, Picard has him recite Gilbert and Sullivan's 'H.M.S. Pinafore', referencing Asimov's story 'Runaround' where a robot does the same. Data's character draws from Asimov's writings.

Question 3

What was the original plan for Data's fate that Patrick Stewart vetoed?

Accepted Answer

Captain Picard was originally going to kill Data in this film, with Brent Spiner's support, but Patrick Stewart vetoed this decision.

Question 4

What is the central conflict that Captain Picard and the Enterprise crew face?

Accepted Answer

They must defend a planet with regenerative properties from an alien race and factions within Starfleet, protecting both its people and Federation ideals.

Question 5

What personal memento appears on Picard's chair during his meeting with the Admiral?

Accepted Answer

A cloth on the back of Picard's chair is the one given to him by the Mintakans in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode 'Who Watches the Watchers'.

Question 6

What Star Trek film was the first to use entirely computer-generated space shots?

Accepted Answer

Star Trek: Insurrection was the first Star Trek film in which all of the space shots were computer-generated.

Question 7

What literary connection does Data's malfunction scene have to Isaac Asimov's work?

Accepted Answer

When Data malfunctions, Picard has him recite Gilbert and Sullivan's 'H.M.S. Pinafore,' referencing Asimov's story 'Runaround' where a robot does the same. Data's character draws from Asimov's writings.

Question 8

What was the original plan for Data's fate that Patrick Stewart vetoed?

Accepted Answer

Captain Picard was originally going to kill Data in this film, with Brent Spiner's support, but Patrick Stewart vetoed this decision.

Question 9

What is the significance of the cloth on Picard's chair in his ready room scene?

Accepted Answer

The cloth on Picard's chair is from the Mintakans in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode 'Who Watches the Watchers' (1989), where Starfleet used a duck blind for anthropology.

Question 10

What conflict drives the plot of Star Trek: Insurrection?

Accepted Answer

Captain Picard and the Enterprise crew defend a planet with regenerative properties from an alien race and factions within Starfleet, upholding Federation ideals.

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