A group of enslaved teenagers steal a derelict Starfleet vessel to escape and explore the galaxy.A group of enslaved teenagers steal a derelict Starfleet vessel to escape and explore the galaxy.A group of enslaved teenagers steal a derelict Starfleet vessel to escape and explore the galaxy.
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- 2 wins & 5 nominations total
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Reviewers say 'Star Trek: Prodigy' is lauded for its voice acting, multi-generational appeal, and Kate Mulgrew's return as Janeway. Themes of teamwork and exploration resonate with Star Trek values. The series introduces younger audiences to Starfleet while retaining depth for older fans. Animation quality and character development are praised, though pacing and traditional elements draw some criticism. Overall, it's a fresh, exciting addition to the franchise.
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Surprisingly good
It's not that I expected Prodigy to be bad, I just had no real expectations. It was specifically marketed as a way to get a younger audience interested in Star Trek and I can see how it would. But it's honestly better written than some of its recent live-action peers. It strikes a nice balance between the chock-full of callbacks nature of Lower Decks and covering new ground that still seems recognizably situated in the same universe.
An entertaining quality made show even if directed more towards a younger viewer
Though it is difficult to judge with one episode out. But I love the essential "exploring with a ship" foundation and looking forward to what happens. The characters seem interesting and the animation very nice. The storyline so far seems pretty basic but we'll see.
Despite it might seem it will be more of a kids show it still has many elements that are enjoyable for any ST fan. Give it a chance!
Despite it might seem it will be more of a kids show it still has many elements that are enjoyable for any ST fan. Give it a chance!
Strange New Murfs...
I wasn't immediately convinced when Prodigy smashed onto our screens in late 2021 and it felt like strongly like a tonal mash between CG Clone Wars and Trollhunters. It all felt a bit bombastic and heavy-handed, but honestly it really began to grow on me and by the time of the wildly canonical "Kobayashi Maru" episode I was fully on board. With some beautiful backgrounds, dynamic set pieces, respectful references and a strong focus on character Prodigy ends up as one of the strongest entries in the recent Trek canon and easily my favourite in the 21st non-prequel canon. Season Two, sadly mauled and maligned, doubles-down into the Trekkiness even further and although we lose something in the original dynamic to chase Voyager continuity threads, it has pluck and energy. What happened to it was a tragedy and we've been struggling to boldly go forwards ever since.
From a 70s trekkie...
... it got me. Thought I would hate this and watched out of pure curiosity (I really wanted to hate this) and after watching the first episode, I now can't wait for the next. Love the plot, characters are good, even got me jigging about on the final "death star" sequence when the phasers kicked in. Good showing guys. Worth a go. Don't get the initial bad ratings. People just don't have enough joy in there hearts nowadays.
Definitely clone wars style animation, but I'm confident it will have a unique storyline
I watched this on a whim, not really a big Star Trek fan but i enjoyed the recent comedy cartoon lower decks and when i saw this i thought why not
initially i wasn't that interested i put it on as background content and my first impression was a Star Trek rip off of clone wars that probably would fall short
But as the episode progressed(there being only 2 out at the moment) and i got used to the animation style differences, i realized that the animation itself held its own, not better or worse or a complete copy of tcl.
And i quickly found myself kind of invested in the characters. I think people are being too protective of something they love and aren't open to having such an original series having to take inspiration from other successful sci fi routes. I believe i will enjoy it.
And i quickly found myself kind of invested in the characters. I think people are being too protective of something they love and aren't open to having such an original series having to take inspiration from other successful sci fi routes. I believe i will enjoy it.
Did you know
- TriviaSet in 2383, five years after the ending of Star Trek: Voyager (1995) in the Prime Timeline.
- ConnectionsEdited into Star Trek: Prodigy - Die Helden (2022)
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- 24m
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- 2.35 : 1
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