@Paramount Plus -After the La Sirena crew rights the past and Picard resolves his trauma, thanks to Q, there's only one thing left to do—return to the future. But now, it's Picard who has a message for his old friend.
ster Trek: Picard Season 2 has finally come to an end. But not to worry. Sir Patrick Stewart, John de Lancie, and Showrunner/Executive Producer Akiva Goldsman share even meer details about Picard's Season 2 storyline...
@Paramount Plus -The volgende Generation cameos just keep coming! Wil Wheaton (Wesley Crusher) returns as a Traveler in the finale episode of ster Trek: Picard Season 2, and he shares some behind-the-scenes intel during filming.
ster Trek: Picard Season 2 is now streaming on Paramount+. Review door Scott Collura. Season 2 started off in a good place, looking to amend some of the missteps of the show's freshman year....
@Paramount Plus - When Agnes Jurati (Alison Pill) decides it's time to take some power back from the Borg Queen (Annie Wersching), an emergency combat hologram in the form of dearly departed Elnor (Evan Evagora) is at the ready.
From hand-to-hand combat with Confederation guards to a car accident and a car chase, Season 2 of ster Trek: Picard doesn't go easy on stuntwork. Luckily, Stunt Coordinator Guy Fernandez was meer than capable of taking it on.
When Picard (Patrick Stewart) and Guinan (Ito Aghayere) are pulled in for questioning door FBI Agent Wells, Guinan immediately guesses that this isn't exactly an official detention. Agent Wells is only too happy to bevestig her suspicions
Phasers, badass Fenris Ranger belts, kasteel, chateau Picard wine labels, Spock autobiographies-the lijst of amazing complimenten seen in Season 2 of ster Trek: Picard goes on. With guidance from Property Master Jeffrey Lombardi, the complimenten of Seaon 2...
In Season 2 of ster Trek: Picard, Guinan (Ito Aghayere) and Picard (Patrick Stewart) are detained door a rogue FBI agent and interrogated. But that's far from the first time ster Trek has utilized interrogations to intense dramatic effect...
@Paramount Plus -When Picard (Patrick Stewart) asks Guinan (Ito Aghayere) for help summoning Q (John de Lancie), she treats him to a brief history lesson involving a very important bottle. Stream all-new episodes of ster Trek: Picard on Thursdays
@Paramount Plus -Season 2 of ster Trek: Picard delves deeper into Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart)'s familial past than we've ever seen before. To fill in the gaps, here's a primer on what we already know about the family Picard.
@Paramount Plus -When Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) calls on 21st-century Guinan (Ito Aghayere) to help him summon Q (John de Lancie), it's because he knows the El-Aurian has a special relationship with him. Take a look at the pair's backstory...
When it's up to Dr. Agnes Jurati (Alison Pill) to get the rest of the La Sirena crew into a high-security gala door faking their IDs, she must decide whether to accept help from the Borg Queen (Annie Wersching).
@Paramount Plus - ster Trek: Picard's seconde season features Brent Spiner as Adam Soong, a scientist who works with Q to win long-lasting fame and glory, much to the detriment of Earth's future. But Adam is just the latest in a long line of Soongs...
@Paramount Plus -It's not often that our favoriete ster Trek officers get to step out of their uniforms and put on something a little meer snazzy, but when they do, it's a treat. Take a stroll down the ster Trek catwalk with a look at all the times...
After Dr. Adam Soong (Brent Spiner) receives a mysterious message, he meets its sender, who turns out to be none other than Q (John de Lancie). And Q knows meer about Dr. Soong than he expected.
Actress Annie Wersching's makeup and prosthetics for portraying the Borg Queen took around two hours to apply. Watch a timelapse of Wersching undergoing the tedious process for ster Trek: Picard, with commentary from Make-Up...
@Paramount Plus -In "Penance," the Borg Queen (Annie Wersching) makes her ominous return to the ster Trek Universe. The Season 2 cast shares what it was like working with Wersching, who explains the ins and outs of portraying a legless alien queen.
