Star Trek: Picard
American web television series
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Summary
Star Trek: Picard is a television series[1]. It ranks in the top 3% of television series entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (14,465 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Creator: Picard — creator (P170): Akiva Goldsman[3], Picard — creator (P170): Michael Chabon[4], Picard — creator (P170): Kirsten Beyer[5], Picard — creator (P170): Alex Kurtzman[6]
- Award received: Picard — award received (P166): Saturn Award for Best Science Fiction Television Series[7]
- Instance of: Picard — instance of (P31): Star Trek series[8]
- Director: Picard — director (P57): Hanelle Culpepper[9], Picard — director (P57): Jonathan Frakes[10]
- Screenwriter: Picard — screenwriter (P58): Akiva Goldsman[11], Picard — screenwriter (P58): James Duff[12]
- Genre: Picard — genre (P136): science fiction television series[13], Picard — genre (P136): drama television series[14]
- Named after: Picard — named after (P138): Jean-Luc Picard[15]
- Based on: Picard — based on (P144): Star Trek: The Next Generation[16]
- Cast member: Picard — cast member (P161): Patrick Stewart[17], Picard — cast member (P161): Santiago Cabrera[18], Picard — cast member (P161): Alison Pill[19], Picard — cast member (P161): Isa Briones[20], Picard — cast member (P161): Harry Treadaway[21], Picard — cast member (P161): Jeri Ryan[22], Picard — cast member (P161): Jonathan Frakes[23], Picard — cast member (P161): Marina Sirtis[24], Picard — cast member (P161): Evan Evagora[25], Picard — cast member (P161): Brent Spiner[26], Picard — cast member (P161): Michelle Hurd[27], Picard — cast member (P161): Jonathan Del Arco[28], Picard — cast member (P161): Peyton List[29], Picard — cast member (P161): Lulu Wilson[30]
- Producer: Picard — producer (P162): Patrick Stewart[31], Picard — producer (P162): Michael Chabon[32], Picard — producer (P162): Akiva Goldsman[33], Picard — producer (P162): Alex Kurtzman[34]
- Production company: Picard — production company (P272): CBS[35], Picard — production company (P272): Secret Hideout[36], Picard — production company (P272): Weed Road Pictures[37], Picard — production company (P272): CBS Studios[38]
- Part of: Picard — part of (P361): Star Trek canon[39]
- Original language of film or TV show: Picard — original language of film or TV show (P364): English[40]
- Commons category: Star Trek: Picard[41]
- Review score: 8.0/10[42], 7/10[43], 89%[44], 77/100[45]
- Original broadcaster: Picard — original broadcaster (P449): Paramount+[46]
- Color: Picard — color (P462): color[47]
- Country of origin: Picard — country of origin (P495): United States[48]
- Has part(s): Picard — has part(s) (P527): Star Trek: Picard, season 1[49], Picard — has part(s) (P527): Star Trek: Picard, season 2[50], Picard — has part(s) (P527): Star Trek: Picard, season 3[51]
- Start time: January 23, 2020[52]
- End time: April 20, 2023[53]
- Characters: Picard — characters (P674): Jean-Luc Picard[54], Picard — characters (P674): William Riker[55], Picard — characters (P674): Seven of Nine[56], Picard — characters (P674): Deanna Troi[57], Picard — characters (P674): Data[58], Picard — characters (P674): Cristóbal Rios[59], Picard — characters (P674): Agnes Jurati[60], Picard — characters (P674): Dahj Asha[61]
Why It Matters
Star Trek: Picard has Wikipedia articles in 22 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[62] It is known by 15 alternative names across languages and contexts.[63]
FAQs
What awards did Star Trek: Picard receive?
Honors received include Picard — award received (P166): Saturn Award for Best Science Fiction Television Series[7].