If CBS understood Star Trek, they'd simply be growing fat from the profits, rather than debating whether or not to cancel a show idea....

Terry Matalas conjured up the much missed spirit of Star Trek with bringing back the TNG cast. But it's not just pure fan service. It was interwoven with interesting character development and good story arcs. You can really tell that Matalas is a true fan and given the circumstances he really made the best out of it. 🖖

Fabulous mix of screen and off screen magic that gave us, Picard. Well done all involved and look forward now to the Next Generation.

No surprise as with perhaps a few exceptions...the TNG crew has always been one of the finest and that for guests stars that come on the shows or movies, from what I heard that the TNG crew always made them feel welcome. Of course there are the legendary bloopers by the TNG cast which have been known to drive directors insane.

Me: "man they made twelve people stand up so Patrick Stewart could make his entrance?"

Also me: standing up

Yay! Patrick Stewart appearance.

I love the way they keep touching each other, true comaraderie,

These are the voyages

Season 3 was some of the best start trek ever and they wasted a golden opportunity by night jumping right into  Legends.

This is a tremendous group interview. Needs many more views!

10:32 PERFECT TIMING

I liked Worf best with "K'Ehleyr" - played by Suzie Plakson.  She actually played FOUR characters on Star Trek - but my favourite was  the half-Klingon, half-Human "K'Ehleyr" - the mother of his son.

What I love about ALL the casts of the various iterations of the Franchise - is that every one of the members seem to ascribe to Gene Roddenberry's original Humanist philosophy.  The inclusivity, the lack of judgement of other cultures, the political awareness of what it means to be those persons of that future . . .  

Each iteration seemed to have attracted people of like mind to play those parts.  I'm sure most actors feel that they can play any part they audition for - some actors have played questionable characters - characters who are not akin to their own personal, spiritual, cultural lexicon.  But it really seems that all the members of each of the Star Trek casts - have got this Humanist approach to Life in general - that it's not just part of the character they play on their iteration of the Franchise - not "just another job."

I mean to say - it's been running for 58 years since it first aired in 1966 - and that Humanist foundation has been a constant underpinning thread that has always been the foundation of the Franchise as a whole.  They have every RIGHT to be proud of the work they all did - and continue to do in the conventions, and these interviews.  And I'm happy that they see that.

Thanks for posting this! I love that the cast and crew loved working on season 3 as much as we did watching it. I've watched season 3 like 4 times. I highly recommend getting the Picard series Blu-ray as the extras are superb. Not just the season 3 extras, but for seasons 1 and 2 as well.

Let's have a Picard film!

I'm doing a rewatch of Season 3 and find it to be even better than the first watch...which, at the time, I loved. I don't like serialized...like watching parts of a movie with a week in between....making the rewatch much better. I miss the episodic 26 episode seasons, with insights to each character and mixing in some 2-3 part episodes or a continuing storyline but still episodic (DS9 did a great job of that)

Liked star Trek Picard...was very good...I hope the some more ...Inc Raffi and seven ...Mel36

Picard Season 4 was my favourite, where Q zapped the Enterprise-G and its crew out of existence, made the TNG crew young again and brought back the D as the Federation's most powerful ship.

I wish it was another 7 season program

I can't believe they didn't make Star Trek: Legacy and didn't give Seven her own show. Instead, they chose to make that abomination Section 31. UGH.