Star Trek: Picard series premiere TV billboards...

A new Star Trek series starring Sir Patrick Stewart reprising his iconic role as The Next Generation's 'Captain Jean-Luc Picard' you say? "Make it so".

This new spin-off follow-up series will be warping into action soon on CBS All Access, joining Star Trek: Discovery on the subscription streaming platform, and continuing the adventures of the Star Fleet captain after the events of TNG and the subsequent movies.

Patrick Stewart played Picard for seven season from 1987 to 1994, and in four films, the last being 2002's Star Trek: Nemesis.

This series is set at the end of the 24th century, twenty years after the events of that film, and will see Picard embark on a new adventure with some new (Alison Pill, Michelle Hurd, Evan Evagora, Isa Briones, Santiago Cabrera and Harry Treadaway) and familiar faces, including Brent Spiner ('Data'), Jonathan Frakes ('Commander Riker'), Marina Sirtis ('Deanna Troi') and Voyager's Jeri Ryan ('Seven of Nine').

This striking series teaser billboard of one man and his dog was spotted along West Hollywood's Sunset Strip on July 23, 2019, timed perfectly to make the most of its San Diego Comic-Con buzz.

Fans of Patrick Stewart can also check out these Blunt Talk billboards, whilst Star Trek aficionados can also enjoy these Star Trek: Discovery billboards and these rebooted Star Trek movie billboards.

During his time on the Enterprise he's been turned into a Borg, cloned and even lived an entire lifetime as part of an alien civilisation's memories, so you can understand why he may be getting restless tending his vineyards.

Prepare to join him on a bold a new journey in 2020. Get ready to "Engage" once more.

UPDATED: Another trailer dropped for the new Picard series at New York's Comic Con this past weekend and another teaser billboard for the show has arrived in the streets of L.A.

This time Patrick Stewart is a big part of the CBS All Access It's On outdoor campaign and this billboard was snapped along the Sunset Strip on October 7, 2019.

With a streaming platform war on the horizon with Disney+ and Apple TV+ both launching in November, it's no wonder that CBS All Access is holding on to this show's debut until January 23, 2020.