StarTrekPicard has resumed production following a COVID-19 outbreak among staff. StarTrek
✖ Star Trek: Picard is back to work following a COVID-19 outbreak among production staff. The initial report said that 50+ people involved with Star Trek: Picard's production tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday, the first day back from their holiday vacation, shutting down filming. The outbreak reportedly affected multiple departments, including the show's cast, though 81-year-old star Patrick Stewart was not one of those who tested positive.
Akiva Goldsman and Terry Matalas are co-showrunners on Star Trek: Picard's second season. Michael Chabon, the showrunner of Picard's first season, wrote two episodes of the new season. Jonathan Frakes returns, directing multiple episodes of the new season, and has teased a return and reunion with his Next Generation co-stars.
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