Star Trek: Picard - Season Three [Blu-ray] [Region A & B & C]

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There’s one more bit of fun behind-the-scenes footage buried in the Season 3 collection, and that’s “One More Hand” (6:02) — an extended recording of the Ten Forward poker game that closed out “The Last Generation.” Where to find the hidden “One More Hand” bonus feature. (Paramount Home Video) The commentaries are lively and showcase the easy chemistry the cast and Terry have with each other. There had been whispers that the Enterprise-D would make an appearance for nearly a year before the show finally aired, but it didn’t make that moment with the cast stepping out on the meticulously reconstructed bridge set any less special. The love that went into the making of this season is apparent everywhere you look, from the detailing in the 25th-century starship corridors and display graphics (both were a logical evolution of the late-24th-century starships we saw in Voyager and the TNG movies) to the blend of every style of Borg tech seen in Trek over the years when we got to the giant Queen’s cube at the end, to, of course, that re-recreation of the Enterprise-D bridge.

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As Riker realizes M510 wasn’t trying to hurt them, Data (inside M510) briefly wakes up and recognizes Riker and Worf, but calls Raffi an “unknown,” and then has a breakdown as he fights to handle the different conflicting matrices of B4 and Lore, etc. As the crew closes down Guinan’s bar, Data is given the final toast of the evening (which as seen in the final edit) is the joke he didn’t get from TNG “The Naked Now,” he’s cut off by the others, but in this extended version, Worf finishes the joke. Then, the actual last toast of the night goes to Picard as seen in the final edit. To be honest the only thing i truly loved in this season was seeing the Enterprise D again and having her get a better ending then the one in Generations. The final season of Star Trek: Picard will be headed to home media this fall, as the last year of Admiral Picard’s adventure has been slated for a September release. It’s not surprising that the most successful Picard season also has the greatest home media release of the series, and for anyone who has even a passing interest in what went into bringing this miracle of a year to life, Star Trek: Picard – Season 3 is a must-have… especially in these days where content can just vanish off of subscription streaming services. Onward to the generation after next. (Paramount Home Entertainment)Extras: Language(s): English - United States, French-Parisian, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish-Castilian, Hard of Hearing Subtitles: English, Subtitles: Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French-Parisian, German, Italian, Japanese, Norwegian, Spanish-Castilian, Swedish, Interactive Menu, 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio, Dolby Digital 5.1, Behind the Scenes, Bonus Footage, Commentary: Audio commentaries, Deleted Scenes, Documentaries: 'The Gang's All Here'; 'Villainous Vadic'; 'Rebuilding the Enterprise-D', Making of Documentary, Picard: The Final Season Q&A, Outtakes Hidden in the menus of Disc 3 — press LEFT on your remote when highlighting “Rebuilding the Enterprise-D” on the features menu and a playing card will appear — showrunner and finale director Terry Matalas presents six minutes of improv and laughter as the Next Gen cast take an afternoon to play cards one last time as a united crew. FINAL THOUGHTS During Vadic’s monologue about the Starfleet genocide of the Changelings, Seven and Shaw listen in from the bridge. Seven (having been in the Delta Quadrant during the Dominion War) asks what she’s talking about, Shaw gives the cliff notes of what happened on DS9 with the Section 31 virus. Also available on September 5 will be Star Trek: Picard – The Complete Series, which includes all three seasons of the hit show and over 7 hours of special features. Outside of North America, the Season 3 collection and Star Trek: Picard – The Complete Series will be available on these dates:

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The Making Of The Last Generation: A terrific 43-minute exploration of the final season with the cast and creative team as they discuss the themes, the journey of the past couple of seasons leading to this point, the new and returning faces, the evolving character dynamics throughout the season, giving closure for these characters and to the fans, and more. Was the season perfect? Nope, but it was pretty great along the way and felt like the kind of Trek I wanted to watch (and rewatch) each week. I would have liked to have had the connections between Vadic’s rogue Changelings and the Borg Queen’s goals more obvious. Amanda Plummer was electric on screen, but Vadic herself never quite gelled; it always felt like there was something more to the bird imagery theme for her and her crew, but it was never really clear. Also, like many people, I found the show’s lighting to be too dark: There’s so much detail in every set, but it’s hard to see. It really seemed like the Titan should have been lit at least a bit brighter. Villainous Vadic: A 21-minute piece which takes a look at the scenery-chewing performance of Amanda Plummer and the gravitas she brings to this instantly iconic villain. Deanna jumps into the conn seat, and Geordi says that Deanna has flown the Enterprise “exactly twice, and you crashed it both times.” Deanna retorts “Yeah well, third time’s the charm.”I loved the reappearance of the old-school look of the ship at warp, with the streaking rays of light. The new warp effect that’s been used since Discovery looks too much like a Star Wars Hyperspace tunnel mixed with bad lightning effects from a Power Rangers episode. October 31, 2023 | See The Enterprise In A Space Race From Hell In Preview Of ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: The Scorpius Run’ #3 Various small additions to the scene where Jean-Luc and Beverly talk about Vadic as she’s trapped in the forcefield.