- For the mirror universe counterpart, see Jean-Luc Picard (mirror).
Jean-Luc Picard | |
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Jean-Luc Picard (2379) | |
Actor: | Patrick Stewart |
Species: | human |
Gender: | male |
Born: | 13 July 2305 |
Hair: | bald |
Eyes: | brown |
Affiliation: | Federation Starfleet |
Assignment(s): | commanding officer |
Stationed: | USS Stargazer USS Enterprise-D USS Enterprise-E USS Verity |
Rank: | Admiral |
Insignia: | |
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Jean-Luc Picard was a celebrated and well-respected Starfleet officer who served during the latter half of the 24th century, best known for his service as captain of the starships Stargazer, Enterprise-D and its successor, the Enterprise-E. He was then promoted to Admiral in 2381.
In this role, he not only witnessed many of the major turning points of recent galactic history, but played a key role in them, from making first contact as captain of the Federation flagship, with no fewer than 27 alien species, including the Ferengi and the Borg, to becoming the chief contact point with the Q Continuum.
Picard served as arbiter choosing the former leader of the Klingon Empire, Chancellor Gowron, and exposing the Romulan Star Empire as backers of his chief rivals, later aiding an underground movement of dissidents to gain a toehold on the Romulan homeworld. (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
History[]
Picard continued to serve as captain of the Enterprise-E, the sixth starship to bear the name, until at least 2379. (Star Trek Nemesis)
In 2379, he lectured Seanna Jackie for abandoning her post. (Star Trek: Phoenix-X: "Reloaded, Chapter 7") Later, he and Silillian Ambassador Nelane dismissed a visual distortion in space that turned out to be Lore's cloaked vessel. ("Resurrections")
In 2381, Picard was promoted to admiral and given command of the Odyssey-class USS Verity. (PIC novel: "The Last Best Hope", PIC comic: "Countdown")
In 2385, Picard resigned from Starfleet as an unsuccessful last-ditch attempt to manifest a mothballed evacuation fleet for those affected by the upcoming Romulan supernova. He then retired to his family vineyard in France. (Star Trek: Picard)
In 2392, he temporarily assisted the USS Phoenix-X before returning home. (Star Trek: Phoenix-X: "Devil's Leftovers)
In 2399, Picard assembled a small crew aboard the La Sirena to seek out the android Soji Asha. He helped her find her home colony Coppelius, unwittingly inviting the threat of a Romulan Zhat Vash fleet. Succumbing to Irumodic Syndrome, Picard died, but his mind was transferred to an android body so that he could continue to live, but not before interacting with Data's consciousness, in an intermediate device, one more time. (Star Trek: Picard)
In 2402, Picard and Beverly Crusher, who have just seen Jack, their son, off to his first assignment for Starfleet, are last seen playing poker in the Ten Forward bar in Los Angeles, with the rest of the old crew of the Enterprise-D, finally content with their lives.
Alternate realities and timelines[]
- In 2387 of the Online timeline, Picard was the Federation Ambassador to Vulcan and attempted to assist Spock in saving Romulus from the Hobus supernova. (Star Trek: Countdown)
- In the Pendragon timeline, Picard and the Enterprise-E were main allied players at Operation Return, a fierce battle to retake Earth from crazed Vice Admiral James Leyton in 2374. Picard also exposed the Federation Council's plans for the Ba'ku in 2375. In 2379, Picard was part of the commissioning ceremony for the new Deep Space 9, and continued commanding the Enterprise-E into the 2380s. (Star Trek: Pendragon)
- In the anti-time future influenced by Q, Picard attains the title of Federation ambassador, and retires by the 2390s, after being married for a time to Captain Beverly Crusher. A recessive tendency for Irumodic Syndrome asserts itself in this timeline, causing the degradation of Ambassador Picard's mental faculties. (TNG: "All Good Things...")
- In a war-torn future caused by the occurrence of a red wormhole that destroys Deep Space 9 and threatens the end of reality, Picard survives the destruction of the Enterprises -E and -F, as well as Earth's annihilation by the Grigari, and is an admiral in one faction of Starfleet. Admiral Picard and adjutant Captain Nog are in charge of the project to build a time-traveling supership named USS Phoenix to save time from a cataclysm due to occur in the year 2400. Admiral Picard also seems to suffer from an Irumodic Syndrome-like mental degradation in this timeline. (Pocket DS9: Millennium)
- In an alternate timeline (branching off around the 2370s), Picard is one of a band of renegades against aggressive Federation policy, and becomes a founding leader of the Star Triangle Advanced Guard, a breakaway organization opposed to Section 31's dominance of Starfleet, later becoming a member of the Council of STAG. (Adventures of STAG)
- In the Star Trek: Invincible timeline, Picard was promoted an Admiral and was co-head of Operation Federation Protection along with William Ross. It was Picard's task to design new starship series for Starfleet. (Star Trek: Invincible)
- In Star Trek: Remington, Picard had risen to the rank of rear admiral by 2383 and commanded the USS Enterprise-F before handing over command of the vessel to its permanent captain, Elena Jarvis.
Service record[]
- 2364-2366: commanding officer of Enterprise-D
- 2367: captured by Borg
- 2367-2369: commanding officer of Enterprise-D
- 2369: special assignment, Celtris III
- 2369-2371: commanding officer of Enterprise-D
- 2372-2379: commanding officer of Enterprise-E
- 2381: commanding officer of the USS Verity
- 2385: service resignation
Officers of the starships Enterprise | |||||||||||
CO | XO | CMO | SCI | OPS | ENG | TAC | SEC | CONN | |||
NCC-1701-D: | Picard | W. Riker Jellico |
Riker | Shelby Data |
Crusher | Pulaski | Data | Swenson | Data | MacDougal | Argyle Logan | La Forge |
Yar | Worf | La Forge | Torres | O'Brien Worf | Solis | Clancy Crusher | Wallace Allenby | Gates Graham | Ro | Monroe Dern | Jae | |||
NCC-1701-E: | Bateson | Picard | Riker | Madden | Worf | Crusher | Data | Elfiki | Data | Kadohata | La Forge | Daniels | Vale | Worf | Hawk | Perim | Branson | |||
NX-01 | NX-01 (mirror) | NCC-1701 | NCC-1701 (alt) | NCC-1701 (mirror) | NCC-1701-A | NCC-1701-B | NCC-1701-C | NCC-1701-D | NCC-1701-E | NCC-1701-F | NCC-1701-G |
External links[]
- Jean-Luc Picard article at Memory Alpha, the canon Star Trek wiki.
- Jean-Luc Picard article at Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek wiki.