Star Trek Nemesis Deleted Scene: "Where noone has gone before"

A deleted scene from Star Trek: Nemesis where Picard is introduced to his new first officer, tests out his new captain chair and goes to explore another system. This is an alternate ending I got from Star Trek Nemesis DVD. IMO, I don't know why the hell they deleted it, it is (better said, would be) one of best moments in entire movie.

This isn't made by me. Paramount please don't sue me, because that would be rude and mean. Thank you very much.

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[101fate101]

Ah, finally seatbelts....but only for Picard, all the other crew members can continue flying over his head at the slightest bump.

[kanharn]

Don't think I would like to be strapped down, Consoles always explode :)

[Martin Toms]

i think he mean from where was it cut (like time 10:00 - 11:00)

[Harry Akira Eaton]

Deleted Scene.

[Kevin Howard]

he says hes a commander yet he only has two pips which means Lt.

[davidcassidy1000]

that was such a good and proper ending. How did it not make it to the final cut??

[awhislyle]

Maybe calling him Jean-Luc did work, Picard was just walking off not to discuss things until dinner, but after getting called Jean-Luc and checking out the chair, they start going over stuff.

[Scimittar]

Remember this scene. The last proper star trek universe scene.

[tz64nk41]

Major Hayes didn't die, he just travelled thru time....

[Zen Mann]

What if the seatbelts got stuck? Hell that could be a fun episode. The computer goes haywire and locks all the seatbelts. What if the shields go down and the Borg/insert alien enemy here beam over? But the seatbelts are stuck.

[haqatak23]

That's the way I remembered it, but then they made Star Trek VI the undiscovered County, which resulted in peace between Klingons and the Federation, so they changed it because presumably in the context of the show 'man' was sexist/speciesist, thus TNG used 'no one'.

[ColonelSchafer]

This was in Nemesis? When did it fit in?