Jason Gaston

Tag: Star Trek: Picard

5/16/2022

“Farewell” ends a frustrating season of Star Trek: Picard
5/1/2022

“Hide and Seek” brings life and death to Star Trek: Picard, but it is not without its problems
4/26/2022

“Mercy” and thank you… Star Trek: Picard finally has some momentum again, even if most of it feels like a waste
4/17/2022

“Monsters” is good TV, but it drags the momentum of the entire season arch to a halt
4/12/2022

Jurati is Queen in “Two of One”
4/10/2022

“Fly me to the Moon” is mostly unnecessary time filler in a season that is beginning to look like it could have benefitted from less episodes
3/23/2022

Star Trek: Picard’s latest episode is just like The One with the Whales, only without the whales
3/12/2022

The Q Hits the Fan with Star Trek: Picard’s, “Penance”
3/6/2022

It’s like Star Trek: Picard read my Christmas wish list!
3/27/2020

Star Trek: Picard Ends Star Trek’s Strongest Freshmen Season since the Classic Series
3/20/2020

Picard Sets up his Endgame in, “Et in Arcadia Ego, Part 1.”
3/13/2020

“Broken Pieces” Fall into Place on Star Trek: Picard
3/6/2020

Star Trek: Picard’s “Nepenthe” is a Photon Torpedo Right in the Feels
2/28/2020

Picard opens “The Impossible Box”
2/21/2020

Star Trek: Picard’s “Stardust City Rag” is Part Caper, Part Comedy, Part Tragedy
2/14/2020

Picard Recruits a Romulan Samurai in “Absolute Candor.”
2/6/2020

Assassins, Borg, and Space Awaits in Star Trek: Picard´s “The End is the Beginning”
1/31/2020

Star Trek: Picard Continues its Methodical and Thoughtful Return to the Final Frontier in “Maps and Legends.”
1/24/2020

The Return of a Legend — Star Trek: Picard is Star Trek’s Best Premiere Episode
1/10/2020

“Children of Mars” is an Enigmatic Prequel and a Heavily Emotional Short Trek

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