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24th–25th centuries · 2399–2402

Star Trek: Picard

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Picard returns, years later

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Yes. It's in the Main story, the list of only what moves the plot forward to the end of the saga.

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  • Main story10 of 10
  • Chronological24 of 31
  • Everything27 of 34

Rating

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Spoilers for this title

Quick recap

In 2399, Picard lives in retirement at his family's vineyard. A young woman, Dahj, comes to him for help and is killed, and he learns she and her twin, Soji, are androids made from Data. With a makeshift crew, he takes on the Zhat Vash, a Romulan sect that wants to wipe out all synthetic life. Picard dies and comes back in an artificial body. In season two, Q drops the group into a dark reality, and they travel to 2024 to fix history, while Jurati becomes a new Borg Queen. In season three, Picard learns he has a son, Jack Crusher, and reunites his old Enterprise crew against the Changelings and the Borg. It all ends with the friends playing poker.

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3 easter eggs

Hidden details

  1. CameoWesley Crusher, Traveler

    At the end of season two, Wil Wheaton returns as Wesley Crusher, now a Traveler who watches over the timeline itself.

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  2. Behind the scenesThe Enterprise-D bridge rebuilt

    For the third season, the production rebuilt the Enterprise-D bridge set from The Next Generation.

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  3. ReferenceThe last poker game

    The series ends with the old crew playing poker, just like the end of "All Good Things...", The Next Generation's final episode.

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