CBS All Access Expands Free Trial to 60 Days

March 31, 2020

According to Slashfilm, CBS All Access has expanded its free trial to 60 days. The streaming platform had originally set its free trial for a free month after Star Trek: Picard lead Patrick Stewart revealed the news on his Instagram, offering the promo code GIFT to viewers. Now, you can add the promo code ENJOY in the Subscription & Billing area of your account to add another free month.

As one of the hit series available to watch now for free on CBS All Access, Star Trek: Picard (which has been renewed for a second season) tells the next story of Picard’s life taking place after Star Trek: Next Generation.

Star Trek: Discovery creator Alex Kurtzman previously revealed that the series is a “very thoughtful, psychological portrait in a lot of ways… Things have changed for [Picard] and changed him in some ways, and yet he is so deeply and fundamentally still Picard.”

The series also stars other Star Trek alums including Brent Spiner as Data, Jonathan Del Arco as Hugh the Borg, and Star Trek: Voyager‘s Jeri Ryan as Seven of Nine along with Marina Sirtis as Commander Deanna Troi and Jonathan Frakes as Riker.

Picard also features Santiago Cabrera (Big Little Lies), Michelle Hurd (Blindspot), Evan Evagora (Fantasy Island), Alison Pill (The Newsroom), Harry Treadaway (Mr. Mercedes, Penny Dreadful), and Isa Briones (American Crime Story: Versace).

Star Trek: Discovery co-creator and executive producer Alex Kurtzman has overseen the development of the show. Michael Chabon serves as showrunner.

Kurtzman executive produces the series alongside newly-appointed Star Trek: Discovery executive producer James Duff, former Discovery executive producer Akiva Goldsman (The Dark Tower), Michael Chabon (Spider-Man 2) and Star Trek: Voyager and Discovery writer Kirsten Beyer. Also executive producing are Heather Kadin of Secret Hideout and Roddenberry Entertainment President Eugene “Rod” Roddenberry, son of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry, and Roddenberry Entertainment COO Trevor Roth.