'Star Trek: Deep Space Nine' Paved the Way for 'Picard,' and Shaped Our Era of Serialized Storytelling
"There's a lot of respect given to Picard and his adventures.I just want that same kind of energy when you talk about Sisko."It was a key scene in the second episode of what has become a triumphant final season for Paramount+'s science fiction series "Star Trek: Picard."A corrupt crime boss named Sneed - from a hyper-capitalistic alien race called the Ferengi - has a cat-and-mouse-style conversation with a woman pretending to be an addict who is actually an undercover intelligence operative.