Star Trek Picard Season 3 TRAILER

[Sideshow Spock]

With Sisko it was at least understandable. He was looking face to face into the eyes of a man that he thought was directly responsible for the death of his wife.

That said, Sisko never accused Picard of anything, and other than Sisko answering Picard’s question about whether they had ever met, the duration of their conversation was about Sisko serving on DS9. The interaction was tense, and the audience knew it and could sense it, but it never descended into profanity, melodrama, or insubordination.

Point taken.. I guess I just didn't like Sisko's bellicose attitude, which then softened a bit at the end of the premiere.

Picard was assimilated and directed to facilitate the assimilation of Earth, but the Borg were coming even if there wasn't a Locutus. Ironically it was Picard who was instrumental in saving Earth after he was retrieved from the Borg cube. I'm sure every Starfleet officer knows the details of that encounter (especially one that was there), and it's just a plot contrivance to have Shaw acting so angry and petty towards Picard given all those details.

[Liu Bei]

The victim-blaming of Picard/Locutus for Wolf 359 never sat well with me when Sisko did it at the start of DS9, it felt even more obnoxious to get another helping of it 30 years later.

With Sisko it was at least understandable. He was looking face to face into the eyes of a man that he thought was directly responsible for the death of his wife.

That said, Sisko never accused Picard of anything, and other than Sisko answering Picard’s question about whether they had ever met, the duration of their conversation was about Sisko serving on DS9. The interaction was tense, and the audience knew it and could sense it, but it never descended into profanity, melodrama, or insubordination.

It was masterclass acting by both men in a scene that is the epitome of drama in Star Trek, and featured something that is sorely missing from modern interpretations of Star Trek. Discipline.

[Liu Bei]

great episode. i have no issues with the characters swearing in the modern Trek shows, i think it actually is more reflective of real people, but i thought Picard dropping an fbomb was out of place in that scene. it really served no purpose other than to have Sir Patrick cuss

It’s not supposed to be reflective of real people. Trek was supposed to be humanity in its ideal form, not its real form. When I see people cussing, using drugs, disobeying and disrespecting superior officers, and just otherwise behaving like 21st century characters, it screams to me that these people running the franchise neither respect or care about Star Trek, or Gene Roddenberry’s hopeful vision of the future.

They’re cultural vandals. Nothing more.

[Nostalgiabuff]

his line about somewhere along the way, charm became ******* was classic

[Sideshow Spock]

And his verbal confrontation on Picard’s Locutus of Borg past, showed that Todd Stashwick is a very good actor.

The victim-blaming of Picard/Locutus for Wolf 359 never sat well with me when Sisko did it at the start of DS9, it felt even more obnoxious to get another helping of it 30 years later.

[Hector]

Yes, great episode.

***minor character portrayal opinion spoiler***






I like how Captain Liam Shaw was not written solely as a one-dimensional arzehole. He’s a multilayered character who is not just background fodder. He did mightily contribute with helping the ship and crew with his engineering skills. And his verbal confrontation on Picard’s Locutus of Borg past, showed that Todd Stashwick is a very good actor.

[Nostalgiabuff]

great episode. i have no issues with the characters swearing in the modern Trek shows, i think it actually is more reflective of real people, but i thought Picard dropping an fbomb was out of place in that scene. it really served no purpose other than to have Sir Patrick cuss

[Nostalgiabuff]

cool, i will watch later today

[Earth 2 Chris]

Episode 4 was great. No spoilers, but it features one of the coolest moves in all of Star Trek!

[Hector]

loving this season so far. one thing that bothers me though. Klingons live much longer than humans so Worf should not be so gray already

A good read on Trek species lifespans…

https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Life_span

[Sideshow Spock]

Btw I expect a little more from my 25th century starship sick bay than the silliness that went on in this episode

[Sideshow Spock]

loving this season so far. one thing that bothers me though. Klingons live much longer than humans so Worf should not be so gray already

No joke, the show runner said in an interview that Worf's look is an homage to Pai Mei from Kill Bill.

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[Nostalgiabuff]

loving this season so far. one thing that bothers me though. Klingons live much longer than humans so Worf should not be so gray already

[Jorge Galvan]

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Your welcome.

[Fuzzysnail]

Really enjoying this season of Picard. It just hits right with me. Love seeing the old crew showing up. It just makes my day. Cant wait for episode three.