New Photos Have Been Released Teasing Star Trek: Picard Season 3
The STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION cast reeunites for season 3 of STAR TREK: PICARD.
DECEMBER 12, 2022 - It’s a mere 66 days until Star Trek: Picard season three premieres, and following up on the trailer that dropped at New York Comic Con, TrekMovie and TVLine have shared new images from the upcoming season.
Gates McFadden as Beverly Crusher in STAR TREK: PICARD. Image: Trae Paatton/Paramount+.
First, we see Dr. Beverly Crusher in civilian attire from the first episode, in which the good doctor is working aboard a ship that comes under attack. Gates McFadden said of the opening episode, “I loved the very first scene. I mean, to me, that was so much fun to get to do that. To be active and fighting. I loved it!”
Jonathan Frakes as William Riker and Patrick Stewart as Jean-Luc Picard in STAR TREK: PICARD. Image: Trae Paatton/Paramount+.
Another image shows Will Riker and Jean-Luc Picard out of uniform and in a bar, hunkered down over a bottle of whiskey. Riker is holding forth while Picard listens, rocking a pretty snazzy cap.
Jonathan Frakes as William Riker and Patrick Stewart as Jean-Luc Picard in STAR TREK: PICARD. Image: Trae Paatton/Paramount+.
Then Riker and Picard appear, back in uniform and aboard the USS TITAN-A, which will be the primary ship for this final season of the series.
Finally, in an exclusive image from TVLine, “Worf comes face-to-face once again with his former captain Jean-Luc Picard, and we see that the years have turned his hair and goatee a bright white… but he still looks ready to take on one more mission. He’s wearing traditional Klingon garb and carrying a new sword called a Kur’leth, which was designed by Trek visual effects guru Dan Curry, who also created the Klingons’ Bat’leth blade.”
For more on these images and the upcoming season, head over to TrekMovie and TVLine.
The first episode of season three of Star Trek: Picard drops February 16, 2023, on Paramount+.
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