User Reviews

What a great and welcome surprise! This was a fantastic episode, a nice tribute episode didn't expect that from Prodigy! It was a funny and smart episode with many surprises I may say this and Lower Decks S2E09 "Wej Duj" gives me hope for modern Star Trek! Characters are interesting and likable unlike ST: Discovery & ST: Picard!

This is one of the best episodes of Star Trek i've seen in decades and i really think this show is what Discovery should have been since the beginning , a classic Star Trek exploration space show and if you are a long time trekkie you got to see this !!! CONGRATULATIONS to the producers and the writers !!!

I can proudly say that Prodigy and Lower Decks are the most perfect kinds of Star Trek universe. They still live with the soul of Gene Roddenberry's original Star Trek and the spirit of The Next Generation. To all crew and cast of this remarkable series, I congratulate you and respect you with all my heart. Star Trek is like a universe inside the dreams and imaginations, sometimes a pinpoint of a humanitarian struggle or a trace of a moral conflict can be found in a space adventure. When an episode ends, it leaves a lot of things to think and evaluate, this is the way how Star Trek becomes alive inside the audience's mind. And...it's a fortunate that emotions and question marks can be occur in our hearts and minds again. Thank you...

Star Trek has been dead since the early 2000's. This episode is a return for REAL fans and proof that Star Trek CAN return. The people who made this were clearly true fans of Star Trek, at its prime, and it shows.

Excellent work.

This episode is a veritable treat for Trekkers. It combines many beloved characters and themes from earlier Star Trek series with modern animation's ability to bring to life an infinite variety of new aliens and planets. But perhaps it was just a little bit too highly seasoned with memorabilia for a younger audience.

This is a CHILDREN'S series, after all. Much as we might wish it, children are not born Trekkers (or Trekkies) but have to come to it by their own path. If youngsters are offered clear storylines, a strong feeling of camaraderie, the wonder of exploration and a level of humour that they can understand, then we will take them with us into a world we can all enjoy together. If we seniors get too hung up on our own expectations and "in jokes" the grandchildren may well lose interest.

I know how disappointed many Star Trek viewers have been with the confused storylines and apparent lack of respect for its legacy that they have had served up on their screens recently but Prodigy cannot be all things to all people. Let this be my my plea to the producers and writers to allow this little gem to develop its own place in the Star Trek Universe without losing sight of its primary purpose.

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