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Production has been suspended on Paramount+ series Star Trek: Picard after more than four dozen cast and crew members tested positive for Covid, sources have confirmed to Deadline. Lead Patrick Stewart is not among them, we hear.

Alex Kurtzman has promoted Aaron Baiers to TV president for his production company, Secret Hideout. Baiers will replace Heather Kadin, who is leaving the company and her longtime partnership with Kurtzman after 12 years.

Aaron Baiers has been named President of Television for Alex Kurtzman’s CBS Studios-based production company, Secret Hideout. Baiers, who was most recently SVP of Television, will succeed Heather Kadin, who is leaving the company to pursue other opportunities. Baiers is getting the promotion after a 10-year tenure as VP and SVP working under Kurtzman and Kadin at Secret Hideout and predecessor K/O Paper Products.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterAlex Kurtzman’s production company, Secret Hideout, has named Aaron Baiers president of television. He will succeed Heather Kadin in the role, with Kadin announcing her departure from the CBS Studios-based pod to pursue other opportunities.“In the ten years we’ve worked together, day in and day out, Aaron has proven himself to be a problem solver and diplomat who has the rare gift of excellent taste across many genres,” said Kurtzman.

EXCLUSIVE: Heather Kadin is going out on her own. After 12 years of running a TV production company, Alex Kurtzman’s Secret Hideout and its predecessor, Kurtzman and Bob Orci’s K/O Paper Products, Kadin is leaving to pursue other opportunities. Her exit is still being finalized, and it is unclear yet whether Kadin would continue as an executive producer on Secret Hideout’s projects in development, which she has shepherded.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“Star Trek: Prodigy” has been renewed for Season 2 at Paramount Plus.Series executive producer Heather Kadin had previously said the show would return for a second season, but it had not been officially confirmed until now. The renewal news comes after the show has aired only three episodes, including the two-part series premiere.New episodes of the first half of Season 1 will continue to roll out weekly on Thursdays through Nov.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorAlex Kurtzman, the prolific producer who pilots the Star Trek franchise for CBS Studios and Paramount Plus, has extended his exclusive overall TV deal with the ViacomCBS units through 2026.Kurtzman’s Secret Hideout banner will expand under the new agreement to add an executive to help manage its growing slate of series.

EXCLUSIVE: The epic, years-long battle between Al Capone and Eliot Ness, who clashed on the biggest stage in the world on their way to becoming ultimate American enemies, is the subject of a new TV series in early development at Showtime, from Alex Kurtzman’s Secret Hideout, run by Heather Kadin, and CBS Studios where the company is based.

The picture of how the “Star Trek” creative galaxy will interconnect on TV and in movies became clearer at the TCA winter press tour on Sunday, and the short answer is: not very much.