In addition, Alex Kurtzman also shared a tidbit about filming that I find intriguing, particularly given that this is how Hallmark holiday movie productions were filming earlier this year. The good news? The show does seem to be finally getting off of the ground for Season 2 and it's happening just in time for CBS All Access to become Paramount+. The bad news? We won’t be getting Season 2 anywhere close to a year out from when we got Season 1. Speaking with CinemaBlend’s sister site SFX Magazine, Alex Kurtzman confirmed that Picard should have at least been in production at this point. And we will be a little bit more down with a process. By the time they shoot, we will have innovated with a couple shows, and we will know where we are. It’s pushed our Discovery and Strange New Worlds dates just a little bit, but I think we’re actually planning on staying on track for those. We would have been in production already on Picard, but we couldn’t be because of COVID.

Kurzman is heavily involved with the franchise and admitted that Picard isn’t the only upcoming Star Trek project that is seeing delays and setbacks, though it is Star Trek: Picard by far that has dealt with the biggest issues. Unfortunately, the showrunner on Star Trek: Picard, Alex Kurtzman, was interviewed about all things Star Trek and didn’t have the happiest of news. Given the fitting but still emotional ending of Picard Season 1, I think many fans have been champing at the bit to dive into new episodes.

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