Star Trek: Picard

Much of this series has been set up to end in a battle between the Romulans and Picard. Now, Picard also has to save the Romulans from themselves.

The central mystery is further unraveled by the La Sirena crew. But are they moving quickly enough?

In this week’s episode, Picard reunites with his old Number One and his trusted counselor, Deanna Troi.

Picard finds himself in uncomfortable but familiar surroundings. For Soji, it’s basically the opposite.

Seven of Nine has some scores to settle. And some liquor to drink.

Jean-Luc takes a detour to see some old friends, and comes across an unexpected one.

Jean-Luc officially begins his quest — and looks more comfortable than he did at the vineyard.

Picard is running out of time, as he discovers in the season’s second episode. But he’s also just getting started.

Patrick Stewart returns in an energetic stand-alone series about the “Next Generation” hero Jean-Luc Picard. So much for the admiral’s quiet life at the chateau.

The seventh live-action “Star Trek” series offers some fan service for franchise nostalgists, but Patrick Stewart is just about the only thing that hasn’t changed.

With “Picard,” a spinoff following Patrick Stewart’s Starfleet officer, the franchise is trying to rediscover its place in a universe it effectively invented.

Much of this series has been set up to end in a battle between the Romulans and Picard. Now, Picard also has to save the Romulans from themselves.

The central mystery is further unraveled by the La Sirena crew. But are they moving quickly enough?

In this week’s episode, Picard reunites with his old Number One and his trusted counselor, Deanna Troi.

Picard finds himself in uncomfortable but familiar surroundings. For Soji, it’s basically the opposite.

Seven of Nine has some scores to settle. And some liquor to drink.

Jean-Luc takes a detour to see some old friends, and comes across an unexpected one.

Jean-Luc officially begins his quest — and looks more comfortable than he did at the vineyard.

Picard is running out of time, as he discovers in the season’s second episode. But he’s also just getting started.

Patrick Stewart returns in an energetic stand-alone series about the “Next Generation” hero Jean-Luc Picard. So much for the admiral’s quiet life at the chateau.

The seventh live-action “Star Trek” series offers some fan service for franchise nostalgists, but Patrick Stewart is just about the only thing that hasn’t changed.

With “Picard,” a spinoff following Patrick Stewart’s Starfleet officer, the franchise is trying to rediscover its place in a universe it effectively invented.