Ed Speleers Archives

While Q confides to Jean-Luc that he's "dying", he wants to impart one final lesson before snapping everyone back into the 24th century or so we thought with his cameo to Jean-Luc's son Jack (Ed Speleers) in the post-credits cameo of season three The actor reflected on his time to TrekMovie on their podcast about[...]

The final shot before the mid-credit scene featuring Ed Speleers' Jack Crusher and John de Lancie's Q was the crew of the new U.S.S Enterprise-G, rebranded from the U.S.S Titan-A, with its new captain in Seven of Nine (Jeri Ryan), her first officer, Cmdr Raffi Musiker (Michelle Hurd), and Ensign Crusher flying off to new[...]

Among the new additions was Ed Speleers, who's revealed to be Jack Crusher, the son of admirals Dr Beverly Crusher (Gates McFadden) and Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) Jack is named after Beverly's previous husband, Jack Sr., who died in the line of Starfleet duty, leaving her a widow and trying to raise her prodigy son,[...]

Titan-A rebranded as the Enterprise-G with Seven (Jeri Ryan) as Captain, Cmdr Raffi (Michelle Hurd) as her first officer, and Ensign Jack Crusher (Ed Speleers) as the crew's latest official addition before they set off on their new journey Jack is the son of Beverly (Gates McFadden) and Jean-Luc As far as any spin-off possibilities[...]

There's a ton to unpack in the Star Trek: Picard penultimate episode "Vox." When we last left our heroes, Counselor Deanna Troi (Marina Sirtis) is offering to get to the bottom of Jack Crusher's (Ed Speleers) instability and opening the red door in his mind as an ominous female voice beckons him As revealed in[...]

Star Trek: Picard fans want to know what the ominous voice in Jack Crusher's (Ed Speleers) head is that beckons him Of what we had seen so far, he has unexplainable superhuman abilities that augment his strength and speech, not to mention psychic abilities that allow him to control others remotely…at least within his field[...]

First is obvious, as Vadic is keeping the bulk of the remaining bridge crew hostage, isolating control of the ship to prevent any meaningful resistance in her attempt to draw Jack Crusher (Ed Speleers), who's itching to unleash his Neo-like abilities upon the invaders with his mother Beverly Crusher (Gates McFadden) reining him in so[...]

As they arrive, she and Jack Crusher (Ed Speleers) try to devise a way to help the Titan stealthily rescue the Away team with minimal presence and discover the Klingon Bird of Prey, which they extract its cloaking device to use on their vessel With fans naturally projecting their chemistry vibes, much to Geordi's chagrin[...]

To help clarify and put in context some of those mysteries revealed with the episode is executive producer and showrunner Terry Matalas, who spoke with Collider about, among other things, Jean-Luc's relationship with his son Jack (Ed Speleers) and his former first officer & provisional captain of the U.S.S Titan-A William Riker (Jonathan Frakes)[...]

Not that Star Trek wasn't willing to confront his past before, but we see newer additions, Stashwick and Ed Speleers (Jack Crusher), take it to a whole other level in their Holodeck scene together I'd even argue for all the clinics Stewart's put in the past, this manages to top them all in the Paramount+[...]

So the biggest bombshell to date early in Star Trek: Picard season three is that Ed Speleers' Jack Crusher is the secret child of Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) and Dr Beverly Crusher (Gates McFadden) Then again, one could have probably guessed that within the first few minutes of the season premiere after seeing his name[...]

Among them is Ed Speleers, who plays Jack Crusher If that name sounds familiar, it has deep origins within the franchise's first live-action spinoff in Star Trek: The Next Generation The You star spoke with Variety about getting a crash course on what producers told him to binge on before filming Picard's third and final[...]

Beverly Crusher (Gates McFadden) and Jack (Ed Speleers) are on when she sent the encrypted distress call battling an uncertain enemy Meanwhile, things couldn't get more tense between the U.S.S Titan-A's Captain Liam Shaw (Todd Stashwick) and first officer Cmdr Annika Hansen/Seven of Nine (Jeri Ryan) The following contains minor spoilers for the Star Trek:[...]