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Star Trek Picard Season One

SCORE: 65

I received Star Trek Picard Season One as a birthday gift this year. Initially I was not that interested or thrilled about Star Trek Picard Season One. My dad told me he had checked it out of the library in their area for free. So it went on my birthday wish list. I am very glad I was able to see the ten episodes of Star Trek Picard Season One. What is it with these new TV shows and having a handful of episodes? Star Trek Picard Season One starts dull and then picks up the pace pretty quickly.

The special effects in Star Trek Picard Season One are fantastic. I love how they control the ship with holograms right in front of the person in the seat. The storyline takes a dark turn after the Star Trek Nemesis. The Romulans are being relocated because of the super nova. Then synthetic characters attack a base on Mars. A ban on all synthetic life is enacted. The Federation stops helping the Romulans. Picard resigns in protest and mourns the loss of Data. B4 is taken apart. Then the twin daughters of Data are discovered and Picard goes on a quest to save them. We learn of a secret group of Romulans called the Tal Shiar. They are trying to kill off all synthetic life because they believe synthetic life will try and murder all biological life.

The issues families will have with Star Trek Picard Season One are violence, blood, gore, lack of attire, enticement to lust, sex outside of marriage, lies, bad language, deceit, alcohol, drugs, suicide, religious teachings of evolution, and more. SPOILER ALERT! Picard dies in Star Trek Picard Season One. He is then given a synthetic body that looks just like his. This new synth body will not last forever though. Data also completely dies off in Star Trek Picard Season One. There is a lot of regret in Star Trek Picard Season One.

In the end Star Trek Picard Season One teaches sacrificing one self for others. There is also this odd scene where Picard and Data are in some elaborate simulation that is supposed to represent death in Star Trek Picard Season One. The flowers that attack ships was interesting. The giant centipede master synth race was a bit on the wild side. The end sequence and battle in Star Trek Picard Season One is very interesting indeed. Especially with so many different groups wanting so many different things. Those knots were tied quite well in my personal and professional opinion. I will check out Season Two of this show.
- Paul

Graphics: 55%
Sound: 60%
Replay: 75%
Gameplay: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%

System: DVD
Publisher: Paramount
Developer: CBS Television Studios
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated