Star Trek: Picard S3, E10 – “The Last Generation”
With the odds squarely set against them, the reassembled crew of the Enterprise-D takes on the Borg Queen in an effort to save Jack, while Raffi and Seven lead the remainder of the Titan crew against an assimilated Starfleet. Once … Continue reading Star Trek: Picard S3, E10 – “The Last Generation”
Star Trek: Picard S3, E9 – “Vöx”
Before Picard and the Titan’s crew can confront the threat the Changelings and the ally have in store for Frontier Day, they must uncover and face the truth about Jack Crusher. But will it aid their efforts to defend the Federation or undermine them? Continue reading Star Trek: Picard S3, E9 – “Vöx”
Star Trek: Picard S3, E8 – “Surrender”
With the Titan and its crew entirely in her control, Vadic begins to exercise her will to force Jack Crusher into surrendering. As bait, she dangles both the lives of the bridge crew and the promise to reveal who – or what – he is to the troubled young man. Continue reading Star Trek: Picard S3, E8 – “Surrender”
Star Trek: Picard S3, E7 – “Dominion”
Seeking allies as they continue to run from both Starfleet and the Changelings, Seven reaches out to an old friend for help only to discover just how deep the shapeshifters have infiltrated Starfleet. Their dire circumstances force the Titan crew to debate extreme measures to turn the tables on Vadic. Continue reading Star Trek: Picard S3, E7 – “Dominion”
Star Trek: Picard S3, E6 – “The Bounty”
On the run from everyone else in Starfleet, the Titan rendezvous with Worf and Raffi. They beam aboard the ship and share their collected intelligence from District Six about the Changeling’s plans for Frontier Day. After discussing the next steps, the ship heads for Daystrom Station to find out what else Vadic had stolen. Continue reading Star Trek: Picard S3, E6 – “The Bounty”
Star Trek: Picard S3, E5 – “Imposters”
“Imposters” begins on the bridge of the Titan with a scene that shows operations slowly returning to normal after repairs. After escaping the attack from the Shrike and returning to Federation space, Picard and Riker prepare to face the music for their actions. Starfleet Intelligence has sent over a familiar face to meet them while Worf and Raffi seek a different way to get into Daystrom Station. Continue reading Star Trek: Picard S3, E5 – “Imposters”
Star Trek: Picard S3, E4 – “No Win Scenario”
The Titan is dead in space. The ship is slowly being pulled towards the center of the nebula. The severity of the situation is painted starkly when Riker discovers their best option is to divert all remaining power to life support to purchase four more hours before the entire crew meets certain death. “No Win Scenario” delves deeper into the characters as we explore the real dangers they face. The drama shifts from the crew fearing an external threats – Vadic and the Changeling spy – to an internal one – their own lack of faith and trust in one another. Continue reading Star Trek: Picard S3, E4 – “No Win Scenario”
Star Trek: Picard S3, E3 – “Seventeen Seconds”
For the most part, the acting in “Seventeen Seconds” is strong. Jonathan Frakes, Patrick Stewart and Gates McFadden, all deliver powerful performances. We’re given some two-person scenes where the theme of regret is highlighted. This episode has the responsibility of giving us answers to questions raised by this season’s story. Continue reading Star Trek: Picard S3, E3 – “Seventeen Seconds”
Star Trek: Picard S3, E2 – “Disengage”
As we predicted last week, “Disengage” answered some of the questions raised by “The Next Generation.” Picard was revealed to be the father of Beverly’s son. Worf was proven to be Raffi’s secret handler. It was a good thing that neither of these “mysteries” were drawn out for another week because doing so would have been an insult to the audience since they were so obvious. Thankfully, the writers didn’t let that happen. Continue reading Star Trek: Picard S3, E2 – “Disengage”
Star Trek: Picard S3, E1 – “The Next Generation”
The final season of Star Trek: Picard has begun with “The Next Generation.” It is, by far, Picard’s most successful premiere episode. But it’s filled with many similarities to “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.” Continue reading Star Trek: Picard S3, E1 – “The Next Generation”