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CBS All Access' universe is expanding with another spinoff series.

CBS All Access' universe is expanding with another spinoff series.

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) – CBS All Access is bringing back some fan-favourite characters for another brand new “Star Trek” series.

Patrick Stewart needs little introduction, the acting legend has a body of work that spans six decades and encompasses TV, theatre and film. While he might be best known and cherished for his roles as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek and Professor Charles Xavier in X-Men, Patrick Stewart began his incredible career with a long run with the Royal Shakespeare Company.

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CBS All Access is the Eye network’s subscription-based on-demand platform, featuring a mix of original programming as well as a deep vault of past CBS hits and classic TV series. Since launching in October 2014, the streaming service has given longtime fans two new series within the franchise, spun off fan-favorite Diane Lockhart (Christine Baranski) into her own series and revitalized for a whole new generation. 

Actor George Takei has revealed his announcement that he was to be the final torchbearer for the 2021 Tokyo Summer Olympics was actually an April Fools’ Day joke.

Warning: This story contains spoilers for the Season 1 finale of “Star Trek: Picard.”

It takes almost no time at all when talking with Michael Chabon to realize that the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of “The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay” is a die-hard “Star Trek” fan. Given that he’s the showrunner of the latest “Trek” iteration, “Star Trek: Picard,” the 56-year-old has found it particularly satisfying to engage with the vast “Trek” fandom as the first season of “Picard” heads into its finale on Thursday.

William Shatner won’t be reprising his iconic role as Captain James T. Kirk in Amazon Prime Video’s Star Trek: Picard.

Contains Spoilers 

Contains Spoilers 

Director JJ Abrams has responded to the lukewarm critical reception for the latest Star Wars film and said he respects those who did not like it.

If you had said to Sir Patrick Stewart just a few years ago that he’d be beaming back to the role of Jean-Luc Picard from Star Trek: The Next Generation, he would have told you: Not a chance.

Whoopi Goldberg has accepted an invitation to return to the Star Trek universe to join her old pal Sir Patrick Stewart in his new spin-off series.

“Star Trek: Picard” actor Sir Patrick Stewart himself landed the newest cast member for Season 2: Whoopi Goldberg.

Whoopi Goldberg has accepted an invitation to return to the Star Trek universe to join her old pal Sir Patrick Stewart in his new spinoff series.

“Star Trek: Picard” is at least a partial family reunion for the cast and characters of the 1987-1994 sci-fi drama “Star Trek: The Next Generation.”

“Star Trek: Picard” is beaming to a subway station near you.

1. Curb Your EnthusiasmSeason 10 debut Jon Hamm, Laverne Cox, Jane Krakowski, Fred Armisen and Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy will pop up as guest stars during the 10th season of Larry David’s Emmy-winning comedy. Fans, who have been waiting for new jokes since 2017, will now be able to enjoy a new batch of episodes.When: Sunday on HBO Canada, Crave

Patrick Stewart was caught watching one of his old Star Trek: The Next Generation episodes by a hotel waiter.

Any new series faces an inherent contradictory objective: How do you feel “familiar” while also being “different” from the mothership? answered this by going nearly a century into the future. set itself apart by placing their characters on a space station, and not seeking new worlds. This was just one of a multitude of obstacles that faced the fourth sequel TV series,, which celebrates its 25-year anniversary on Thursday. 

Piccadilly Circus in London has been given a sci-fi name for 48 hours to promote the new series Star Trek: Picard.

Patrick Stewart is the latest star to receive one of Hollywood’s oldest honours.

Sir Patrick Stewart is the latest star to receive one of Hollywood’s oldest honours.

The picture of how the “Star Trek” creative galaxy will interconnect on TV and in movies became clearer at the TCA winter press tour on Sunday, and the short answer is: not very much.

2019 was another amazing year in TV, but there's just so much to watch!