Season 3 teaser trailer from SDCC 2022!
Finally the remaining TNG cast appear in live-action 20 years on!
Finally the remaining TNG cast appear in live-action 20 years on!
Star Trek: Picard
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As previously implied, Worf thankfully does not appear with DIS-style makeup. Whew!
He seems to be a Starfleet CO. The mixed-bag conclusion to the Avatar-Coda novelverse saga set that version up for command of the Prometheus just prior to the universe's end. I hope the canonical version gets something cool.
I hope Spiner and Briones appear in just one episode to close that out.
He seems to be a Starfleet CO. The mixed-bag conclusion to the Avatar-Coda novelverse saga set that version up for command of the Prometheus just prior to the universe's end. I hope the canonical version gets something cool.
It is similarly unfortunate that Isa Briones was previously announced not to be returning for season 3. We deserve full post-Nemesis closure with all of Data's friends, especially Geordi, getting to hear from his daughter and his brother about his final passing.
I hope Spiner and Briones appear in just one episode to close that out.
"Hello, Beautiful"...
Genuinely I don't see any purpose to showing "the Titan", and then having it be something completely different, other than to stick it to people who want to pretend Lower Decks or the Riker books are canon in their heads because the live action shows don't technically contradict them. It's only ameliorated by the fact that I don't think Picard is actually a smart enough show to do that.
A 25th Century refit Constitution is a bizarre but fun idea that could fit in nicely with those Excelsiors and Mirandas running around during the TNG era and tracks with Discovery being refit for the 32nd. I hope a better show borrows the idea someday.
A 25th Century refit Constitution is a bizarre but fun idea that could fit in nicely with those Excelsiors and Mirandas running around during the TNG era and tracks with Discovery being refit for the 32nd. I hope a better show borrows the idea someday.
Here's the person that designed the Titan-A.
While I'm not sure how I feel about it, I do like the 23rd century Shangri-la design it was inspired from. Plus he's done some other designs that I've quite liked.
While I'm not sure how I feel about it, I do like the 23rd century Shangri-la design it was inspired from. Plus he's done some other designs that I've quite liked.
Brent Spiner and Denise Crosby are rumored to appear has well, but nothing has been confirmed. Maybe they are keeping it has a surprise like Wes last season
By this point they'll have to use a real 21st century Android to play him...
Well it's the Titan-A so who knows the story behind it. I doubt they're working too hard to distance from Lower Decks since there's a crossover for Lower Decks and Strange New Worlds planned.
Looks a bit more like an Excelsior, to me. It has the same type of deep-inset deflector array, slightly "squashed" looking (relatively to the Constitution's circular) secondary hull, and a comparatively stubby neck connecting to the saucer section.
The Sovereign class had a similar design language as well, but the showrunner says it's a "New-Constitution" class, so post Riker's Titan from Lower Decks.
What happened to Riker’s Titan? Didn’t he show up in to rescue Picard, or was that another ship?
The Titan (as designed by Sean Tourangeau) has only appeared onscreen in Lower Decks.
The ships sen in Picard S1 were Inquiry-class.
The ships sen in Picard S1 were Inquiry-class.
Why do I have a feeling Crusher isn’t making it out of this one alive? The deaths of any of the remaining 6 would be sad, but something tells me Crusher’s death is going to happen very early in the show and act as a catalyst to action for the remaining big 5. Sort of Picard’s Icheb moment.
Hope I’m wrong.
Hope I’m wrong.
