Star Trek: Picard (2020)
The end is only the beginning.
Action & AdventureDramaSci-Fi & Fantasy
Creator: Alex Kurtzman, Kirsten Beyer, Akiva Goldsman, Michael Chabon
Set twenty years after the events of Star Trek Nemesis, we follow the now-retired Admiral Picard into the next chapter of his life.
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Creators
Alex Kurtzman
Akiva Goldsman
Michael Chabon
Cast
Patrick Stewart
Jean-Luc Picard 
Jeri Ryan
Seven of Nine / Annika Hansen 
Michelle Hurd
Raffi Musiker 
Ed Speleers
Jack Crusher User Reviews (7)
The long anticipated spin-off we've all been waiting for. I gotta say, Picard is a little darker than the previous Star Trek shows (minus Discovery, of course) but at the same time somewhat sad. For one example, the theme tune in the beginning intro gave out a happy/sad fusion feeling. And the scene in the final episode, of Data's "second death" almost makes you want to cry. But the rest of the show itself was amazing. The special effects, wow. And epic cast as well; with each character they play with their own demons. It was worth the wait and the watch!
and i thought Star Trek Discovery was bad
> Star Trek for simpletons all action no substance has nothing to do with Gene Rodenberry's universe just garbage.
The first few episodes might look boring because of seeing the old captain Picard that even moves and speaks with difficulties. But later it will be moved to the second plan when the main plot begins. It's definitely **the Star Trek**.
Abomination. This is not Star Trek.
**Tried very hard to like it.** Star Trek Picard started out all right for the first episode. By the 2nd episode, it started to become obvious that this was never going to be as good as the Star Trek shows and movies between 1966-2005. Firstly, the writing was all over the place, and the story was, for the most part, superficial to non-existent. So many sub-plots were never followed up with or clarified, and questions were left unanswered. Writers magic was used in so many cases where a more dedicated person would have thought things out sensibly. For example, the 'imagination tool'. Also, the situation surrounding the federation's fall were not on par with what the Star Trek universe lore had set up already, and the only way it could have fallen that way was if people from today took over the future and ran it with today's knowledge. Some of the decisions they made were completely…
Picard does try but the incessant need to inject cynical woke slop into New Trek series, eclipses any promise this series might have. A hard pass from me.
