It is already well known that the as of yet untitled Star Trek Picard would be a CBS All Access exclusive in the US. Many assumed that international distribution would be handled by Netflix, seeing as they have the international distribution rights for Star Trek Discovery - but on May 13th, Patrick Stewart himself announced it would be broadcast on Amazon Prime in international markets.

What could have transpired behind the scenes to cause such a breakdown in relations that the international rights for Picard ended up with someone OTHER THAN Netflix?

In this video, we will answer that very question, as well as provide an update on the quagmire of production trouble the Picard series finds itself in, and how the series has undergone major changes over the course of the last month.


Star Trek Rights Situation Explained:
   • Star Trek Discovery: The Prime Decept...  
   • Robert Meyer Burnett weighs in on Sta...  

Star Trek Picard in Trouble:
   • Star Trek Picard in Trouble? Rumor Ru...  
   • Star Trek Picard Production Delay? CB...  

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