A Star Trek movie villain is returning in Picard season 2

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Denim-Luc Picard is set to face down an old foe in the second season of his Wizard Trek spinoff.

As per Variety, Annie Wersching testament portray the Borg Queen, the head of the Borg first seen in Star Trek: First Physical contact. The quality later returned in the Voyager series.

Trekkies English hawthorn recall that the Borg Pou has perished – multiple multiplication. Just, much like The Master in Touch on Who, the villain always manages to find a way to return in a different form. Wersching will be the third actor to play the Borg matriarch.

Picard quietly ready the emergence of a recently Borg Queen in its first season. Patrick Stewart's captain encountered a "queencell", a twist that – on with a spatial trajector – could be used by the Borg Faggot. First Contact footage was also used in the sixth installment, in case there was any doubt that Picard's experiences with the Borg weigh heavy on his shoulders.

It's not yet known whether the Borg Queen will be in Picard's time to come Oregon, indeed, his past. The recent Picard season 2 trailer goes heavy not late go off implications, while also revealing that iconic Star Trek scoundrel Q (John First State Lancie) would come face to face with his "capitane" once more.

De Lancie told TrekMovie that he's going to be sticking around for six episodes (the first season ran for 10 episodes) and that the third season is also being recorded simultaneously alongside Picard time of year 2.

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