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Star Trek: Official Guide 3 - Official Database

Star Trek Official Guide 3 – Official Database was the third in the Official Guides-series. Numbers one and two were illustrated guides to TNG and DS9/VOY respectively while number 4 was a specialty volume about studio models. This third volume, unlike the previous two, did not contain edited excerpts from Pocket Books' companions series, but was an original Japanese-language piece of writing, by author Osamu Kishikawa, about the history of the Star Trek franchise. It covered the , , and the first seven and their production. , not yet in full production at the time of writing was only referenced to.
== Contents ==
* Introduction
* Visual File
** Chapter 1: The Universe & History
** Chapter 2: Characters File
** Chapter 3: Mechanics File
** Chapter 4: Making of Star Trek
** Chapter 5: Staff Profiles
** Chapter 6: Filmography & Dictionary
* Afterwords
* Star Trek: Colomn
== Background information ==
* Unlike its companions in the series, the sofcover in a dust jacket book, measuring 30×21×1 cm, was low on color content and most pictures in the book were reproduced in black and white.
* A not updated second edition was released in 2004 with new cover art, and with the reference to being a part of the Official Guide series dropped.
=== Cover gallery ===
File:Star Trek Official Guide 3 - Official Database, back.jpg|Backcover
File:Star Trek Official Guide 3 - Official Database with obi original release.jpg|Cover with obi (wrapper) original release
File:Star Trek Official Guide 3 - Official Database with obi reprint release.jpg|Cover with obi reprint release
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Star Trek: Official Guide 5 - The Ultimate

Star Trek: Official Guide 5 – The Ultimate is the fifth and last installment in the Japanese-language Star Trek Official Guide series, published by Bunkasha. The book was a heavily expanded edition upon the work, the publisher's editorial bureau, "Dullmax", had done on the first and third outings in the series.
== Summary ==
;Foreword by Majel Barrett Roddenberry
:"It is my hope that this dictionary will introduce the Japanese people to the universe of Gene Roddenberry through Star Trek terminology. This is a comprehensive and indispensable resource for any fan's library."
=== Contents ===
* Prologue
* Notice
* Introduction
** Chapter 1: Five Year Mission
** Chapter 2: Continuing Mission
** Chapter 3: The Motion Pictures
** Chapter 4: Spin-Off Series
** Chapter 5: Change the Generation
** Chapter 6: Production Material
* Index
* Acknowledgments
== Background information ==
* In format deviating from the previous volumes, it was published as a deluxe, full color, oversized, 31.8 × 22.7 × 4.5 cm hardcover in a dust jacket coffee-table book. It was released as a limited edition of 2,000 copies, each copy individually numbered, and came in a protective hardboard slipcase. It was originally priced at ¥15,000, or approximately US$150.00 in 2001 prices.
* The book concentrated on the and television shows, as well as on the first six . Subjects were organized around themes like, episode guides, characters, hardware, making off and the like. Apart from lifting and editing contents from the Companion books, portions originating from other works, like the and the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual, were also in edited form incorporated.
* Other Star Trek productions up to that point received only a passing acknowledgment in the book, which was indicative of the lesser popularity and enjoyed in Japan.
=== Cover gallery ===
File:Star Trek Official Guide 5 - The Ultimate slipcase.jpg|Slipcase cover
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Star Trek: Ongoing, Issue 24

== Summary ==
:The adventures of , and the Enterprise crew continue in an all-new adventure that follows the events of the hit film STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS and the new STAR TREK video game! A classic enemy returns in this story overseen by STAR TREK writer/producer Roberto Orci. Beware… THE GORN!
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Writers:
** Mike Johnson
* Artists:
** Claudia Balboni (interior art)
** Arianna Florean (color art)
** Azzurra Florean and Valentina Cuomo (color assists)
** Neil Uyetake (letter art)
** Tim Bradstreet (cover art)
* Editor:
** Scott Dunbier
* Creative consultant: Roberto Orci
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler and John Van Citters at CBS Consumer Products.
===Cover gallery===
File:Star Trek Ongoing, issue 24 RI cover A.jpg|Retail incentive cover A
File:Star Trek Ongoing, issue 24 RI cover B.jpg|Retail incentive cover B
==External link==
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Star Trek: Paper Universe

With the ancient art of paper folding, you can create starships of your very own!
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket:
:Toys are getting increasingly expensive and complicated. Upon the creation of interactive games, the promise was held out that you could travel to other worlds, but it was still just a promise. You couldn't reach out, touch, feel, and truly interact with those places. Wouldn't it be great to be able to create a starship from something as vivid as your own imagination? A ship that you could hold, but was just a simple, inexpensive piece of paper? You could create and command a fleet of starships in just minutes.
:An ancient art form can give you the ability to hold a piece of the final frontier in your own hands. Star Trek: Paper Universe presents easy-to-follow steps and clear explanations of classic origami techniques and folds. From a simple piece of paper you'll be able to create familiar vessels like the Starship Enterprise, a Klingon bird-of-prey, a Cardassian battle cruiser, or a Borg cube!
:Star Trek: Paper Universe brings you a whole new way to create your own adventures. You'll be building your own starships, space station, and shuttlecraft at warp speed!
== Table of Contents ==
* Basic Folds and Bases
* Federation Vehicles
** (NCC-1701)
** (NCC-1701-A)
** (NCC-1701-D)
** (NCC-1701-E)
** (NX-74205)
** (NCC-74656)
** Shuttlecraft Type-6
** Shuttlecraft Type-9
* Allied Vessels and Station
** Deep Space 9
** Klingon Battlecruiser
** Klingon Bird-of-Prey
* Ships of the Galaxy
** The Borg Cube
** Ferengi Marauder
** Cardassian warship
** Jem'Hadar attack ship
** Romulan Bird-of-Prey
Paper Universe
Star Trek: Parallel Narratives

== Summary ==
;From the cover
:Since 1966, "Star Trek" has become a unique multimedia phenomenon, encompassing an ever-growing number of television series and major feature films. This book traces the evolution of "Star Trek" from its earliest days, examining the role of its creator, Gene Roddenberry, and his various successors in the creation of a unique dramatic "universe" within which many contemporary ethical dilemmas have been addressed. Comparing present-day and 1960s versions, Chris Gregory examines how the differences reflect how mass-media-related culture has changed since that time and evaluates "Star Trek" as a cult phenomenon.
== Contents ==
Introduction:
:To Boldly Go: Approaching The Texts of Star Trek'
PART ONE: STAR TREK, TELEVISION AND CINEMA
:Classicism, Televisuality and Postmodernity: Star Trek and the Narrative Structures of TV
:Adventure and Utopianism: The Original Series
:Pastiche and Nostalgia: The 1980s Movie Series
:Diplomacy, Family, Destiny: The Next Generation
:Intrigue, Prophecy, Armageddon: Deep Space Nine
:Romance, Isolation, Return: Voyager
PART TWO: STAR TREK: MYTH AND RITUAL
:Ritual and Relativism: Star Trek as Cult
:Mythos and Logos: Star Trek as Mythic Narrative
:Historicism, Gothicism and Paradox: Star Trek and Genre
PART THREE: PSYCHOLOGICAL, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL THEMES IN STAR TREK
:Humanism, Self-Actualization, Holodiction: Psychological Themes in Star Trek
:Liberalism, The New Frontier and the American Dream: Political Themes in Star Trek
:Multiculturalism, Gender and Eugenics: Social Themes in Star Trek
Bibliography
Index
Appendix: Star Trek Episodes and Films
Parallel Narratives
Star Trek: Phaser Strike

Star Trek: Phaser Strike is a game cartridge produced for use with the Milton Bradley . It was one of the first such games made for the system when it was released in , the same year that was released in theaters. It was also the first hand-held electronic game with a Star Trek theme.
The object of the game is to destroy the various Klingon "ships" (represented by sets of block-like pixels ranging from one to four pixels in length) with three phaser banks, located along the bottom of the screen; one in the center (firing straight up), one in the left corner (firing diagonally up and right) and one in the right corner (firing diagonally up and left). Game settings allow the player to specify the size, speed and number of ships in each "attack" (round of play).
==External links==
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* at the 
* - blog entry on the game
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Star Trek: Picard's Academy, Issue 1

==Summary==
;Blurb
:Before becoming the Federation's finest, Jean-Luc was an ordinary student at Starfleet Academy with sights on the stars. His path forward was charted: blow his classmates out of the water on the infamous Evasive Maneuvers exam and graduate early. But there's a detail Cadet Picard hadn't factored into his plan: the exam was a group project and he'd need to make friends with, ugh, people if he stood a chance at passing. Federation starships aren't run by a party of one, after all!
==Background information==
===Creators===
* Writer
** Sam Maggs
* Artists
** Ornella Greco (interior art and retailer incentive cover B)
** Sweeney Boo (cover A and retailer incentive cover A)
** (cover B)
** Paulina Ganucheau (retailer incentive cover C)
* Colorist
** Charlie Kirchoff
* Letterer
** Jeff Eckleberry
* Editors
** Heather Antos
** Vanessa Real (Editorial Assistant)
===Cover gallery===
File:Picard's Academy cover 1RIA.jpg|Retailer incentive cover A (1:10)
File:Picard's Academy cover 1RIB.jpg|Retailer incentive cover B (1:25)
File:Picard's Academy cover 1RIC.jpg|Retailer incentive cover C (1:50)
==External link==
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Star Trek: Picard's Academy, Issue 2

==Summary==
;Blurb
:Class. Homework. Sleep. Repeat! Such is the life for Starfleet Academy star pupil Jean-Luc Picard. But if he's to achieve his dream of an early graduation and his own crew, he'll need to face his worst fear head on: making friends. But this doesn't come easy for Jean-Luc, not when he's got a bully like the Betazoid Resh calling out all his mistakes and a really cute girl named Marty making him nervous... and certainly not with guest professor Spock analyzing every step he takes!
==Background information==
===Creators===
* Writer
** Sam Maggs
* Artists
** Ornella Greco (interior art)
** Sweeney Boo (cover A and retailer incentive cover A)
** Megan Huang (cover B)
** Megan Levens (retailer incentive cover B)
* Colorist
** Charlie Kirchoff
* Editors
** Heather Antos
** Vanessa Real (Editorial Assistant)
===Cover gallery===
File:Picard's Academy cover 2RIA.jpg|Retailer incentive cover A (1:10)
File:Picard's Academy cover 2RIB.jpg|Retailer incentive cover B (1:25)
==External link==
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Star Trek: Picard's Academy, Issue 3

==Summary==
;Blurb
:It's practice day for the most important test of Cadet Picard's Starfleet Academy career thus far! His first test in actual space... and he is not ready. He may as well be yelling into a black hole after being put into a group with all his least favorite colleagues... and Marty, the girl he kind of, sort of likes. No one's listening to his commands, and he doesn't know how on Earth he's supposed to see eye-to-eye with Resh, his bully and competition for top of the class! Picard's course is set for failure, and if he can't figure out a way to change things soon... there goes his future.
==Background information==
===Creators===
* Writer
** Sam Maggs
* Artists
** Ornella Greco (interior art)
** Sweeney Boo (cover A and retailer incentive cover A)
** Arianna Florean (cover B)
** George Kambadais (retailer incentive cover B)
* Colorist
** Charlie Kirchoff
* Editors
** Heather Antos
** Vanessa Real (Editorial Assistant)
===Cover gallery===
File:Picard's Academy cover 3RIA.jpg|Retailer incentive cover A (1:10)
File:Picard's Academy cover 3RIB.jpg|Retailer incentive cover B (1:25)
==External link==
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Star Trek: Picard's Academy, Issue 4

==Summary==
;Blurb
:Time's up! It's Evasive Maneuvers exam day, the only shot Picard has at graduating early... and getting off Earth and far away from home. He's as ready as he can be and actually feels like he can trust some of his group partners. But little does he know, their first test in space will bring an unexpected challenge – one the cadets would never find in their textbooks!
==Background information==
===Creators===
* Writer
** Sam Maggs
* Artists
** Ornella Greco (interior art)
** Sweeney Boo (cover A and retailer incentive cover A)
** Erin O'Neill Jones (cover B)
** Liana Kangas (retailer incentive cover B)
* Colorist
** Charlie Kirchoff
* Editors
** Heather Antos
** Vanessa Real (Editorial Assistant)
===Cover gallery===
File:Picard's Academy cover 4RIA.jpg|Retailer incentive cover A (1:10)
File:Picard's Academy cover 4RIB.jpg|Retailer incentive cover B (1:25)
==External link==
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Star Trek: Picard's Academy, Issue 5

==Summary==
;Blurb
:Starfleet's Evasive Maneuvers exam has turned into an actual battle for survival as Jean-Luc and his classmates find themselves facing the very real threat of death by vacuum of space! They can't reach Starfleet, and enemy Romulans continue invading their ship. Can Picard and his crewmates outmaneuver the enemy in their first-ever ship-on-ship space battle, or will he, in his first role as acting captain, succumb to the chaos and shouting matches among his crew?
==Background information==
===Creators===
* Writer
** Sam Maggs
* Artists
** Ornella Greco (interior art)
** Sweeney Boo (cover A and retailer incentive cover A)
** Derek Charm (cover B)
** Cara McGee (retailer incentive cover B)
* Colorist
** Charlie Kirchoff
* Editors
** Heather Antos
** Vanessa Real (Editorial Assistant)
===Cover gallery===
File:Picard's Academy cover 5RIA.jpg|Retailer incentive cover A (1:10)
File:Picard's Academy cover 5RIB.jpg|Retailer incentive cover B (1:25)
==External link==
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Star Trek: Picard's Academy, Issue 6

==Summary==
;Blurb
:It's do-or-die for Picard and cadets in the finale of Picard's Academy! Romulans storm the ship while Starfleet remains out of reach and potentially unaware of the threat headed their way, but the cadets have finally come to an agreement, electing Jean-Luc to the captain's chair. They're finally willing to follow Picard's lead, and Picard is finally willing to acknowledge their feedback – now acting as a proper crew. But is it too late? Will Picard fail his crewmates once again and, worse yet, see the start of an interstellar war? So much for graduating early!
==Background information==
===Creators===
* Writer
** Sam Maggs
* Artists
** Ornella Greco (interior art)
** Sweeney Boo (cover A and retailer incentive cover A)
** Aaron Harvey (cover B)
** Megan Huang (retailer incentive cover B)
* Colorist
** Charlie Kirchoff
* Editors
** Heather Antos
** Vanessa Real (Editorial Assistant)
===Cover gallery===
File:Picard's Academy cover 6RIA.jpg|Retailer incentive cover A (1:10)
File:Picard's Academy cover 6RIB.jpg|Retailer incentive cover B (1:25)
==External link==
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Star Trek: Picard, Episode 10 "Et in Arcadia Ego" Part 2 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Picards plot-packed season finale means a super-sized episode of Mission Log Live! John and Rekha take ALL the calls, covering everything from dangling plot threads, to the value of mortality, to suddenly finding oneself with a brand new set of robot guts.
== External links ==
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Star Trek: Picard (Gallery)

Star Trek: Picard tie-in novels have been published since by Gallery Books, under license from Paramount Consumer Products.
== Novels ==
* The Last Best Hope, by Una McCormack
* The Dark Veil, by James Swallow
* Rogue Elements, by John Jackson Miller
* Second Self, by Una McCormack
* , by David Mack
== Audio Drama ==
*No Man's Land, starring Michelle Hurd and Jeri Ryan
**No Man's Land, script written by Kirsten Beyer and Mike Johnson 
==Background information==
 Picard
Star Trek: Picard (soundtracks)

Star Trek: Picard soundtracks have been released by Lakeshore Records since the series premiered in .
== Releases ==
Title 	Release date 	Cover
Star Trek: Picard - Season 1, Chapter 1	 	
Star Trek: Picard - Season 1 	 	
Star Trek: Picard - Season 2 	 	
Star Trek: Picard - Season 3 	20 April 2024	
Star Trek: Picard - Season 3, Volume 1 	 	
Star Trek: Picard - Season 3, Volume 2 	 	
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Star Trek: Picard - Countdown

Star Trek: Picard - Countdown is a three-issue series of comics from IDW Publishing. The series is a prequel to .
An omnibus collection was released in .
== Creators ==
* Written by:
** Mike Johnson (#1-3)
** Kirsten Beyer (#1-3)
* Artists:
** Angel Hernández (#1-3)
* Colorists:
** Joana Lafuente (#1-3)
* Letterers:
** Neil Uyetake (#1-3)
* Editors:
** Chase Marotz (#1-3)
== Characters ==
*Jean-Luc Picard
*Raffaela Musiker
*Laris
*Zhaban
== Issues ==
# "Star Trek: Picard - Countdown, Issue 1"
# "Star Trek: Picard - Countdown, Issue 2"
# "Star Trek: Picard - Countdown, Issue 3"
==External link== 
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Star Trek: Picard - Countdown, Issue 1

==Summary==
;Blurb
:You've seen the trailer... now, witness the events leading to CBS All Access's Picard.
:Before he retired to his vineyard, Jean-Luc Picard was the most decorated admiral in Starfleet. Then one mission changed his life forever. The Countdown starts here!
==Background information==
=== Creators ===
* Writers:
** Mike Johnson
** Kirsten Beyer
* Artists:
** Angel Hernández (interior art)
** Joana Lafuente (color art)
** Neil Uyetake (letter art)
** Michael Pangrazio (cover art)
** Sara Pitre-Durocher (retail incentive B cover art)
* Editor:
** Chase Marotz
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler, Marion Cordry, Dayton Ward, and John Van Citters at CBS Consumer Products.
=== Cover gallery ===
File:Star Trek Picard - Countdown, issue 1 RIA.jpg|Retail incentive cover A
File:Star Trek Picard - Countdown, issue 1 RIB.jpg|Retail incentive cover B
File:Star Trek Picard - Countdown, issue 1 2nd printing.jpg|Second printing cover
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Star Trek: Picard - Countdown, Issue 2

==Summary==
;Blurb
:As the situation on the Romulan colony continues to unravel, Picard finds himself faced with a difficult choice that will affect millions. The official countdown to the series on CBS All Access continues here!
==Background information==
=== Creators ===
* Writers:
** Mike Johnson
** Kirsten Beyer
* Artists:
** Angel Hernández (interior art)
** Joana Lafuente (color art)
** Neil Uyetake (letter art)
** Sara Pitre-Durocher (cover A art)
* Editor:
** Chase Marotz
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler, Marion Cordry, Dayton Ward, and John Van Citters at CBS Consumer Products.
=== Cover gallery ===
File:Star Trek Picard - Countdown, issue 2 RI.jpg|Retail incentive cover
==External link==
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Star Trek: Picard - Countdown, Issue 3

==Summary==
;Blurb
:Jean-Luc Picard has traveled to the furthest reaches of the galaxy, defeated impossible foes, and survived in the face of unthinkable odds, but it's the end of this one mission that will change his life forever.
:The official countdown to CBS All Access' ends here, and things will never be the same...
==Background information==
=== Creators ===
* Writers:
** Mike Johnson
** Kirsten Beyer
* Artists:
** Angel Hernández (interior art)
** Joana Lafuente (color art)
** Neil Uyetake (letter art)
** Sara Pitre-Durocher (cover A art)
* Editor:
** Chase Marotz
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Risa Kessler, Marion Cordry, Dayton Ward, and John Van Citters at CBS Consumer Products.
=== Cover gallery ===
File:Star Trek Picard - Countdown, issue 3 RI.jpg|Retail incentive cover
File:Star Trek Picard - Countdown, issue 3 Textless.jpg|Textless cover
==External link==
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Star Trek: Picard - Season 3

Star Trek: Picard - Season 3 is a soundtrack collection of episode scores from . Produced by Lakeshore Records, the double-disc release contains selected cues from all ten episodes of season three.
The soundtrack was released in digital format in .
==Track listing==
# 	Title/Runtime
1 	Beverly Crusher (03:02)
2 	Old Communicator (01:59)
3 	Hello, Beautiful (01:57)
4 	Leaving Spacedock (03:45)
5 	I Like That Seven! (03:29)
6 	Breaking the Beam (03:59)
7 	The Shrike (03:35)
8 	Picard's Answer (04:09)
9 	Riker and Jack (02:09)
10 	Call Me Number One (02:02)
11 	No Win Scenario (03:57)
12 	Blood in the Water (02:58)
13 	Let's Go Home (03:24)
14 	Flying Blind (05:51)
15 	A New Family (04:16)
16 	Klingons Never Disappoint (05:32)
17 	I Do See You (05:27)
18 	Legacies (03:16)
19 	Evolution (02:44)
20 	La Forges (02:08)
21 	Invisible Rescue (03:34)
22 	Catch Me First (02:33)
23 	Proteus (03:46)
24 	Dominion (07:05)
25 	Lower the Partition (03:39)
26 	Get Off My Bridge (04:26)
27 	Family Reunion (03:18)
28 	Impossible (01:37)
29 	Frontier Day (02:44)
30 	Hail the Fleet (04:03)
31 	You Have the Conn (03:44)
32 	Make It So (06:02)
33 	This Ends Tonight (03:08)
34 	Battle on the Bridge (02:59)
35 	All That's Left (02:02)
36 	Annihilate (03:06)
37 	Trust Me (02:06)
38 	The Last Generation (02:51)
39 	Where It All Began (02:19)
40 	The Missing Part of Me (04:31)
41 	Must Come to an End (01:33)
42 	A New Day (03:22)
43 	Legacy and Future (01:44)
44 	Names Mean Everything (01:44)
45 	The Stars - End Credits (03:00)
Total running time: 02:30:37	Total running time: 02:30:37
==Background information==
A separate album featuring roughly half of this product's cues was released on 12 May 2023 exclusively on vinyl, while a second volume would later be released in August 2024. This appears to be counter to what producer Terry Matalas described as the "L.A. union rules" of releasing just one product. 
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Star Trek: Picard - Season 3, Volume 2

Star Trek: Picard - Season 3, Volume 2 is a soundtrack collection of episode scores from . Produced by Lakeshore Records, the digital release contains selected cues from all ten episodes of season three.
The soundtrack was released in digital format in .
==Track listing==
# 	Title/Runtime
1 	Assimilated Delta (00:24)
2 	Captain's Log (02:41)
3 	Missing the Chase (01:51)
4 	You Have to Go (02:11)
5 	Old Fashioned Road Trip (01:40)
6 	You Are a Warrior (02:44)
7 	Son & Shrike Revealed (02:56)
8 	Basically a Saint (01:20)
9 	Legendary Admiral (01:38)
10 	Captain No (02:38)
11 	Worf Splinters In (02:04)
12 	Titan on the Run (02:31)
13 	Commander Seven (00:55)
14 	Jack Crushes It (01:11)
15 	The Relentless Shrike (01:48)
16 	Seventeen Seconds (01:16)
17 	Wolf 359 (04:24)
18 	What We Do Best (03:17)
19 	The Only Family I Need (01:16)
20 	Ro's Investigation (02:19)
21 	Worf Reunion, No Hugging (01:25)
22 	To Burgle Daystrom (05:16)
23 	The Marvelous Moriarty (03:30)
24 	An Enterprising Titan (02:33)
25 	Ol' Yellow Eyes Is Back (04:44)
26 	Imposter Voyager (03:17)
27 	I Am Vadic (02:32)
28 	Jackstral Projection (03:21)
29 	Finally Reunited (01:15)
30 	The Son of Locutus (05:39)
31 	Her Majesty Returns (02:34)
32 	Futile Resistance (02:22)
33 	An Honor Serving With You (03:57)
34 	Future's End (03:06)
35 	Captain Seven (01:21)
36 	Welcome to the Enterprise (02:31)
37 	Star Trek Legacy (01:04)
38 	End Credits (01:48)
Total running time: 01:33:37	Total running time: 01:33:37
==Background information==
This is the third album dedicated to the music of PIC Season 3, contrary to what producer Terry Matalas described as the "L.A. union rules" of releasing just one product, preceded by Star Trek: Picard - Season 3 and Star Trek: Picard - Season 3, Volume 1.
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