Star Trek: Picard.

Ample nacelles.

Warned for Troi-shaming.

(Mumbles under breath "holy shit, way back at page 5? Really?")

Trailer 2!!

This video is unavailable.

It's off the official Paramount Youtube, they must be region blocking it.

Ah, yes. Region-blocking.

And studios wonder why continues to be so prolific.

I managed to find it. We see Q and the other members of the cast but not sure it give much away. Although probably I'm missing some Easter eggs. What is that symbol Seven looked at?

That looks cool. Wonder what excuse Q is going to give for looking as old as Jean Luc.

Must just have been her implants were in a "save box" and not in her head.

Remember, Q turned into an old man to taunt old-Picard in "All Good Things..." so it's probably just that.
Easy-peasy.

Did he? I don't recall.

Remember, he was acting deaf, and had an old-timey goat horn hearing aid, and said "what did you say? You want your mommy?".

So he's going back in time to our present day?

That worked out so well in Star Trek The Voyage Home

Pretty sure you're being sarcastic, but STIV was a damn fine film despite all its silliness.

Until JJ's AwesomeTrek, it was the biggest box office hit of all the Star Trek films.

Oh, I didn't even consider a 20th century thing, I thought the highways represented diverging time.

That looks like Los Angeles only with a better freeway system. And that’s saying a lot as LA freeways are pretty fine.

I can't tell if this is sarcasm

Didn't TVH do really well, though? I mean, it was a lot of fun, and still has one of my favorite exchanges in it:

Is that...

Oh yeah, this looks good! Just hook it directly into my veins!

LA with extra highways to make the Starfleet delta.

I gotta admit, I love seeing Q. I hope they don’t fuck it up.

I don't get the hate for TVH. It seems as though people don't like going out of the mold of big movies having to be essentially driven by action rather than dialogue.

That an entire installment in the franchise went without a single phaser or torpedo fired, punch thrown, villain defeated and garnered the biggest payday to date along with critical acclaim is a lesson that was sadly not learned going forward.

Anyone else noticed the meta of repeated reasons that attempted acts of violence simply failed to happen?

Did I miss it, or are Raffi and Jurati missing from the trailer? Even hot Romulan MILF Lariss (Momulan has been coined on TBBS) is there, though her hubby isn't.

Seven seems shocked to wake up alone in bed, so perhaps Raffi is missing in the new fragmented timestream? Jurati could be in prison for Maddox's murder in S1, so maybe Picard busts her out to assist, or being separated from the group means she's part of the new wonky timeline?

Both Raffi and Jurati are there.

They're all aware of the timeline change, so some "Tapestry" shit is going on.

Cool, I'd had rum so might have missed a few details.

One of the reasons I love TVH is that there's no Big Bad. Even the probe is just trying to find out what is going on. I think it works very well.

With multiple Golden Raspberry-nominated Akiva Goldsman at the helm (writer of such renowned classics as Batman and Robin and Transformers: The Last Knight) ... what could possibly go wrong?

Delancie hints this may be the last we see of Q.
In the timeline.
There's no reason he can't pop up in Lower Decks some more, or on Prodigy.

https://trekmovie.com/2021/07/09/jo...ts-star-trek-picard-may-be-a-swan-song-for-q/