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We’re back to discuss the middle bit of the season which sees the return of Ro, the return of Geordi, the Return of Data, and even the return of Jean-Luc Picard. P for Picard on
With the Titan on the edge of Federation space, they're outgunned by a ship who demand to take Jack Crusher as prisoner. Meanwhile, Picard and Beverly must confront their past mistakes.
With great critical acclaim from all prestigious publications, what will the team from the Spoilist make of Star Trek: Picard season 3? Find out as old faces return, but you can't really see them because it's just so dark.
Just after season 2 finished airing, the P for Picard podcast team got together to discuss their season 3 predictions, and everyone forgot about it until now. Sorry.
It's the end of season 2 of Star Trek: Picard and what a journey it's been. We've visited old friends. We've made new friends that looked like our old ones. It didn't always make sense. In fact, it didn't ever make sense.
P for Picard returns to review Star Trek: Picard season 2 episodes ‘Fly Me to the Moon’, ‘Two of One’, ‘Monsters’ and ‘Mercy’. Has Rios’ plot run out of steam? Why does everyone look like
The P for Picard podcast team return to talk about three episodes from season 2 of Star Trek Picard. The first sees Picard and his ragtag band of misfits stuck in a fascist state and then they transported back in time to the United states of 2024.
Star Trek: Picard is back and that means our dedicated podcast 'P for Picard' is back too. Listen as we discuss all the important points from the season opener.
Season 1 is over and what a great time we had watching it. But season 2 seems like a clean slate. We have a ship, we have a crew but we don't have a mission.
Narek escapes the android compound to the Borg cube and tracks down Narissa who is trying to bring the Borg weapon systems back online. Don’t worry about that though, there is no reason for this to be there...
James decided to read Star Trek: The Next Generation writers bible since Star Trek: Picard claims to be based on it. Is the new show still following the old rules?
Rios finally meets Dahj and realises she looks exactly the same as Janna, an alien woman who was murdered by his former captain before he took his own life.
The crew of La Sirena are finally heading towards the Borg cube and Raffi secures Picard credentials to visit Huge as a diplomat. But Narek is getting closer to discovering Soji’s secrets and she realises
The ragtag crew of La Sirena are finally on their way to Freecloud but Picard requests a diversion to Vashti, a planet where he once helped Romulans relocate before the full evacuation where Picard once
Picard continues to investigate Dahj’s death and visits her apartment with Laris to try and figure out the identity of the Romulans who killed her and to find clues to help locate her sister.
20 years on from the events of Star Trek: Nemesis, Picard is still haunted by dreams of his fallen crewmate and friend Data. Having become disillusioned with Starfleet’s behaviour during the Romulan crisis Picard has
