How long after TNG is Star Trek: Picard?
With the advent of new Star Trek streaming shows came Star Trek: Picard, a sequel series to Star Trek: The Next Generation that focused on Patrick Stewart's Admiral Jean-Luc Picard long after TNG ended. After first announcing Picard as a new Star Trek show in August 2018, followed by a year of production, Star Trek: Picard's first season dropped on Paramount+ in January 2020.
As a time travel story, most of Star Trek: Picard season 2 actually takes place from April 12 –14, 2024, but the season's framing device happens in 2401. Related 12 Ways Picard Season 3 Mirrors TNG's Finale Star Trek: Picard season 3 shows that the Enterprise crew has fulfilled some of the prophecies of the anti-time future in Star Trek: TNG's finale.
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