Tag: Star Trek: Picard

“Did my donations not buy me five minutes of face time,” listen, Budget Musk, your donations wouldn’t get you unzipped and fondled. Again directed by Michael Weaver, “Farewell” is written by producer Christopher Monfette from “Penance” and “Assimilation,” who co-wrote the episode…

Warning: The following article contains mention of such topics as mental health and suicide. Reader’s discretion is advised. I hear “maman” one more time, I’m going to walk to France and drop-kick a child in the face. Directed by Michael Weaver, Weaver…

Lip service lesbians, lip-locking South Americans, and Temo/Wish or whatever Fox William Mulder. This week, I don’t have to say much on the technical and production side: Joe Menendez returns to direct with Kristen Beyer writing her final episode alongside Cindy Appel.…

Oh good, I get to tell another man’s traumatic story as a result of everything we’ll see. Directed by Joe Menendez, Menendez isn’t known for much if I’m honest. An episode or two of a thing here, an episode or two of…

Deux deviennent un, since everyone wants to pretend they know French during the Olympics. Once again directed by Frakes we’re continuing with Cindy Appel but joined by Jane Maggs this time, and I believe this is where Matthew Okumura got a promotion.…

Let me play among the stars… In fact, after the details over the last few years, it is best not to. Directed by some vigorous young man looking to break into this Star Trek business, Jonathan Frakes helms the chair for these…

Oh, that Lea Thompson, that’s who directed “Assimilation” and “Watcher,” I’ve got it now. Why not just phone Robert Zemeckis and give him all the hookers, blow, and money he wants if you want a Back to the Future reference in production…

Ahh, Marty it’s been two months since I wrote about Picard, it feels weird to be back in this authoritarian future. I hope they have Jaws 20 by now. Written by season 2 staff writers, Christopher B Derrick and Kiley Rossetter, “Assimilation”…

I spoke too soon, we don’t get rid of him just yet. Once again directed by Doug Aarniokoski with Matthew Okumura editing, and staff writers Christopher B. Derrick, Juliana James, and Kiley Rossetter returning. The teleplay is written by the returning Akiva…

Lovely, from one obscenely depressing and not very fun season of Picard to another – this time with Q and the Borg. I don’t have time to play about today, “Nepenthe” director Douglas Aarniokoski returns with writing credits going to Akiva Goldsman…