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(Pocket-lint) - Patrick Stewart got to step back into one of his most iconic roles in 2020, with the release of Star Trek: Picard on CBS All Access (now Paramount+).
The TV series sees one of the Star Trek Universe’s most popular characters - Stewart’s Captain Jean Luc Picard - forced back into action after he resigned from Starfleet and spent a decade running his family winery. The first season dealt with the destruction of Romulus and a conspiracy involving synthetic humans, but that plot wrapped up pretty neatly at the end, which means the second season will go into uncharted space.
Paramount outs plans for Star Trek 4
April 21, 2021 Written by Michael Kateregga
The Star Trek film franchise died a few years ago and the announcement for Star Trek 4 was unexpected.
Paramount’s most recent run of Star Trek films was a financial failure. The movies are blockbusters. They cost hundreds of millions of dollars to make but they rarely turn a profit. Consider J.J. Abrams’ 2009 reboot. It made $387m on a budget of $150m. That is not a lot when you consider the cost of marketing and the fact that only a fraction of that went back to the studio.
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Q is warping back to the final frontier.
The all-powerful villain from âStar Trek: The Next Generationâ will return to torment Patrick Stewart once again in the second season of âStar Trek: Picard,â it was announced Monday.
John de Lancie is reprising the role on the series which streams on Paramount+ (formerly known as CBS All Access). He becomes the latest in a string of Trek veterans making a return to the franchise in the popular spin-off series that premiered in 2020.
âI am totally delighted and really looking forward to it,â de Lancie said of his return.
The 73-year-old actor did voice a cartoon-version of Q for a very brief cameo appearance in an episode of the animated series, âStar Trek: Lower Decks.â But insists he was surprised when he was contacted by the âPicardâ producers.