Star Trek: Picard - Season Three [DVD]

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The third and final season wrapped things up earlier this year. We got some surprise characters, including a new love child. Now we’re ready to see the Star Trek story continue with the new-found family, even if Picard is only mentioned here and there. The series finale certainly left things open for a continuation. With season two now over, there's only one more chapter left before we bid the series adieu forever – but will the character be put to rest as well or will he appear again in the ever-expanding Star Trek universe? Terry Matalas was so in love - in the most beautiful way - with the idea of saying, 'I want to see that last Next Gen movie, that movie that I never got to see,'" showrunner Alex Kurtzman said (via TrekMovie). "But let’s tell that story over 10 episodes and make it one big blowout. And he really delivered on that. Picard showrunner Terry Matalas celebrated the news in a joyous statement (via Deadline). "I remember watching the premiere of Star Trek: The Next Generation almost 34 years ago with my father like it was yesterday. It was the spark that ignited my love for science-fiction. So, it's most fitting that the story of Jean-Luc Picard ends honouring the beginning, with his dearest and most loyal friends from the USS Enterprise. It would be an understatement to say that giving these characters a proper send-off is an honour," he said. Star Trek: Picard – The Final Season will arrive on Blu-ray and DVD this September 5 — that’s the week of Star Trek Day, of course — with all 10 episodes of the show’s third year collected onto three discs, along with several bonus features that will illustrate what went into bringing season 3 to life.

We will meet them, but it's not a reassembling at all. It's not just a reunion. Everybody has a function, and that's really all I'm allowed to say, because what's coming up in season three I think is very exciting. And, of course, a lot of it will involve the way that the characters we've known for so long have evolved."Thankfully, some very special cast members have been lined up to take their place. Before season two even finished airing, Picard had already announced that a huge number of classic characters from Next Generation play a key role in season three. I think that Picard has said his last sentence and given his last look at his colleagues," he told Variety."I think the way we close season three is perfect. Perfect. It makes me emotional each time I think of it, but it's great."

These include: LeVar Burton (Lt Commander Geordi La Forge), Michael Dorn (Worf), Gates McFadden (Dr Beverly Crusher), Jonathan Frakes (Commander William T Riker), Marina Sirtis (Counselor Deanna Troi) and Brent Spiner (Data). Outside of North America, the Season 3 collection and Star Trek: Picard – The Complete Series will be available on these dates: Before you get to that, you’ll want to add Star Trek: Picard Season 3 to your DVD collection. There isn’t too long to wait for that to happen. When is Star Trek: Picard Season 3 on DVD and Blu-ray? We all thought the ship had sailed on a conscious goodbye," he shared. "When me made our last movie, Nemesis in 2002, we expected there to be another one, and then things changed. So this was a great gift to us. But don’t expect Spiner to just play Data. According to the actor (via TrekMovie), "Lore is in it in a very complicated way which I think you’ll find out ultimately when you watch the show. What else can I tell you? Really nothing because we were informed long ago - we signed these NDAs."Pretty smart thinking right? And now it's just a matter of waiting for the series to be put together and given some A-Star effects treatment to get it perfect for fans.

Personally I think if you are sure you are going to hold onto a piece of physical media for years and years then the impact of buying it is nothing on the way most of us consume single use plastics to this day. A huge percentage of those don’t get recycled even if that’s our intention. In the US so much of our recyclables are shipped to third world countries where they wind up in landfills or are burned. And then you have what are called “wastrepeneurs” who are paid low wages to sift through rising mountains of waste to find valuable materials. Not an easy job, but it’s a steady livelihood. So getting rid of the landfills also affects others. You tug at one string and it has all sorts of consequences. When talking about his return to the role, Burton said (via TrekMovike.com): "We're all done now and it was an absolute blast. It was so good to be together. I mean, we're all very, very close anyway. We try to get together once a year for Christmas, but during COVID we weren't able to do that, so being able to get together at the end of last year and the beginning of this year was really cool for us." I’ve never thought it was terribly effective to always try to enact positive change by shaming people for everything they do and making them feel miserable. There’s real value however in remaining aware and taking at least a moment every once in awhile to consider what we can do to do less harm. Part of what made movies work for a century was what remained in shadow, along with the richness of said shadow. I still consider Kodachrome to be the film to end all film, for the richness and saturation it brought, even when shooting reversal film, which had no margin for error with exposure. I even shot Kodachrome asa 40 on interiors most of the time, despite needing more light, because the results were so superior. Star Trek: Picard definitely did not disappoint. However, we knew that there was a chance we’d only get a few seasons of the series. This is one of those that it’s all about quality over quantity, and that’s just what was delivered.The third and final season of the Picard spin-off series is coming to DVD very soon. Here’s all you need for the Star Trek: Picard Season 3 DVD release.