The Picard Maneuver (glossary term)
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The Picard Maneuver is a Star Trek: TNG phrase that means several things.
In canon, the term refers to a battle tactic.
Fans also used the phrase in a humorous way to describe Captain Jean-Luc Picard's very frequent action to pull on his uniform, specifically to tug his shirt down after he'd been sitting, standing, or generally moving in any way.
Examples of Use
Fanworks
Fiction
- The Picard Maneuver, a zine
Fanart
from PSST! Patrick Stewart & Star Trek, art by Renee Levy (1995)
Further Reading
- Picard Maneuver at Memory Alpha Wiki
- Check Out This ‘Star Trek: TNG’ Video Supercut Demonstrating The Famous ‘Picard Maneuver’ by Aaron Pruner (January 25, 2015)
- How 'Star Trek: Discovery' Handled the Picard Maneuver by Jamie Lovett (August 18, 2018)