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12-16-2019, 09:03 PM
https://deadline.com/2019/12/star-trek-picard-renewed-season-two-patrick-stewart-cbs-all-access-1202809964/
Star Trek: Picard has been given a green light for Season 2, reports Deadline. Season 2 of the CBS All Access sequel series to Star Trek: The Next Generation is expected to have 10 episodes, like Season 1, which premieres on Jan. 23. CBS hasn't confirmed the Season 2 renewal, but Star Trek: Picard this morning won $20.4 million in California tax incentives (https://deadline.com/2019/12/star-trek-picard-clinton-impeachment-euphoria-lakers-series-california-tax-credits-adam-mckay-1202809961/) for Season 2, up from $15.6 million in tax credits for Season 1. That's the biggest tax credit the California Film Commission has ever awarded. Season 2 could begin filming as soon as spring 2020. Season 1 Picard showrunner Michael Chabon is expected to exit his role for Season 2 to work on Showtime's Kavalier and Clay, but he plans to remain creatively involved as executive producer.
Star Trek: Picard has been given a green light for Season 2, reports Deadline. Season 2 of the CBS All Access sequel series to Star Trek: The Next Generation is expected to have 10 episodes, like Season 1, which premieres on Jan. 23. CBS hasn't confirmed the Season 2 renewal, but Star Trek: Picard this morning won $20.4 million in California tax incentives (https://deadline.com/2019/12/star-trek-picard-clinton-impeachment-euphoria-lakers-series-california-tax-credits-adam-mckay-1202809961/) for Season 2, up from $15.6 million in tax credits for Season 1. That's the biggest tax credit the California Film Commission has ever awarded. Season 2 could begin filming as soon as spring 2020. Season 1 Picard showrunner Michael Chabon is expected to exit his role for Season 2 to work on Showtime's Kavalier and Clay, but he plans to remain creatively involved as executive producer.