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TrailerWith the Romulans in pursuit, Picard and the crew finally reach Soji's home planet - and discover more than they expected about the inhabitants.Actors: Patrick Stewart, Santiago Cabrera, Alison Pill, Isa Briones, Harry Treadaway, Michelle Hurd, Jeri Ryan, Rebecca Wisocky, Jonathan Del Arco, Jamie McShane, Orla Brady, ...»Director: Hanelle M. Culpepper, Jonathan Frakes, Akiva Goldsman, Maja Vrvilo, Douglas AarniokoskiCountry: United StatesDuration: 60 minQuality: HDRelease: 2020IMDb: 7.5Rating(90) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Critic Reviews of "Star Trek: Picard - Season 1"
indieWireMarch 23, 2020"Et in Arcadia Ego, Part 1" does a spectacular job of synthesizing the style of "The Next Generation" with that of "The Original Series" - and the result is something new altogether.
New York TimesMarch 20, 2020One way or another, fun episode, and I have no idea where this season ends.
New York Magazine/VultureMarch 19, 2020[Brent] Spiner's fun here playing the obviously brilliant but seemingly weak-willed son of Noonien Soong. It'll be interesting to see on which side that character lands during next week's finale.
Flickering MythMarch 23, 2020This is where Picard becomes a masterclass in dramatic intent mapped out with potent precision. A cleverly constructed cliff hanger in which audiences will invest everything without being sure of anything.
IGN MoviesMarch 19, 2020As Picard heads towards its season finale, some big reveals are made and some clunky sci-fi tropes are utilized.
Tell-Tale TVMarch 23, 2020This episode, like many from this first season, expands the world of Star Trek and builds a new story, while continuing to drop pieces of nostalgia and easter eggs that enhance that story for long-time viewers.
Den of GeekMarch 19, 2020Seeing how the different characters reacted to the wonder and terror of going through the Borg transmat network was a great, efficient character-building moment.
The Daily DotMarch 19, 2020The pacing feels uneven this week because we had eight episodes to consider the politics of the synthetic/organic divide, but in the space of 20 minutes, we're landed with this big revelation about synthetic gods, and a brand new character, Sutra.
SFX MagazineMarch 23, 2020There are moments in "Et in Arcadia Ego, Part One" where you feel like you're in an early episode of The Next Generation.
io9.comMarch 19, 2020Understandably little time was given to it beyond passing mention here-there's enough going on as it is-but I really wish Picard had a better chance to dive into how Seven felt being reconnected momentarily to the Collective and the Borg Queen.
TV FanaticMarch 19, 2020It was somewhat satisfying to watch Soji verbally kick Narek to the curb but super frustrating to watch her wrestle with her demons while Sutra set all the wheels in motion.
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