While the first couple of seasons of TNG were bad overall, they did feature some stories that were actually great, breaking ...

If the San Antonio Spurs could have drafted Cooper Flagg, the number one consensus prospect in this year’s draft, they ...

A long-standing plot point of Star Trek: Enterprise is humans being held back from advancement by Vulcans and Archer learning ...

However, the episode may have also sown some more seeds for the future as Q established his interest in Picard’s son Jack (Ed Speleers). Matalas revealed he’s “dear friends” with de Lancie ...

Q is also known for having comedic and dramatic chemistry with Jean-Luc Picard, something that was a large part of the new Picard-centric project, which aired its finale today.

Picard and his crew once again foil her plans, but it’s Kathryn Janeway and the USS Voyager who land the killing blow against the Borg years later in the series finale of Star Trek: Voyager.

Picard 's season two finale might be the closest we've ever come to seeing these shows admit that, but it's a shame that ultimately, Q's queerness is still mostly subtext, even now.

After the La Sirena crew rights the past and Picard (Sir Patrick Stewart) resolves his trauma, thanks to Q (John de Lancie), there's only one thing left to do-return to the future. But now, it's ...

Not that Q cares. And neither does Picard, it turns out, because Picard gives his soon-to-be-deceased tormentor a hug. It’s a touching moment.