Preview – Star Trek: Picard – “Fly Me To The Moon” – Photos, Trailer & More! 

This week’s episode marks the halfway point for season 2 of Star Trek: Picard and the return of a familiar face with the episode titled “Fly Me to the Moon”

Last week’s episode took us on a ride through downtown LA with Raffi and Seven stealing a police car, Rios in ICE detention Picard visiting an old yet new friend (Time Travel) and finally making contact with the “Watcher” who for some reason seems to resemble Laris (Orla Brady)

This week after finally making contact with the watcher, Picard (Patrick Stewart), learns that is she’s watching: his ancestor, Renee Picard (Penelope Mitchell).

With Picard learning about his past ancestor, Raffi (Michelle Hurd) and Seven (Jeri Ryan) are tasked with breaking Rios (Santiago Cabrera) out of ICE detention, Q (John de Lancie) continues his objective of changing the past as he makes contact with Adam Soong who is played by Brent Spiner, It wouldn’t be a Soong without Brent playing the role. And after her absence, since episode one Soji Asha (Isa Briones) returns but how does her role play into the time travel high jinx

Also this week we are introduced to Dr Diane Werner who is played by Lea Thompson who directed “Assimilation” and “Watcher”.

Fly Me To The Moon Promo Images

Here are this week’s promo images and some big easter eggs

Synopsis

FLY ME TO THE MOON — Picard discovers an important person from his past may be integral to the divergence in the timeline. Q continues his manipulation of the timeline, taking an interest in Dr. Adam Soong. Seven and Raffi attempt a daring rescue of Rios, while Jurati faces the consequences of her deal with the Borg Queen.

Written by Cindy Appel.
Directed by Jonathan Frakes.

Trailer

Watch the trailer and sneak peek for this week’s episode

The Ready Room

Get back to The Ready Room where Wil Wheaton welcomes time-travelling director Lea Thompson to discuss Star Trek: Picard, plus a look at a major returning character in today’s episode!

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Picard airs on Paramount+ in the United States, and on CTV Sci-Fi Channel and Crave in Canada. Outside of North America, the series is available on Amazon Prime Video