I read 2383 earlier today. That sounds about right but so far we have no official date for the series other than it happens after VOY, and that can be any time after 2378.
Spoilers Star Trek: Prodigy 1x01/02 - "Lost and Found"
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- Start date
or just a box XD
Captain Foley probably got his date's mixed up. He's getting older, dates gets confused, not really a big deal.
Everything I've read Wikipedia, Memory Alpha, StarTrek.com all say 2383
And that places it ~5 years after Voyager returns to Earth.
For those who wants a simple reference to the major events of the late 24th century.
2378 - USS Voyager Returns to Earth
2379 - Events of "Star Trek: Nemesis" occurs this year (Shinzon Incident)
2380 - Events of "Star Trek: Lower Decks" starts within this year
2383 - Events of "Star Trek: Prodigy" starts within this year
2385 - April 5th, Rogue Synth Attack on Mars destroying Utopia Planetia, mass evacuation plan of the Romulan Refugees gets canceled after Utopia Planetia is destroyed and most of the vessels there are destroyed as well.
2387 - Romulus gets destroyed by a Super Nova, Spock fails to destroy it with a Artificial Black Hole created by Red Matter. This leads to the creation of the Kelvin Time-line.
2399 - Events of "Star Trek: Picard" starts within this year
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The episode was fine. I think I need to give it a rewatch to fully judge it but for a kids show it didn't feel too much like a kids show. It's definitely something I'd watch every week. Maybe because I'm immature? I think now that we've gotten the pilot out of the way the following episodes should hopefully prove more interesting. What impressed me most was how well animated the show was. Definitely not done on the cheap. I also think it's nice that we finally have a Star Trek show in this era that kids can watch.
I'm annoyed with myself for reflexively deleting this after I watched it rather than saving it on the DVR for my 7 year old niece. She got annoyed with me once for watching Star Trek on Netflix and ever since I tease her by calling it her favourite show and she says she hates it. With how long this takes to get Star Trekky I could've tricked her into enjoying an episode of Star Trek if I managed to distract her during the title card.
I'm more curious as to how a Tellerite, Medusan, Brikkar, Lurian and Caitian ended up slaves in the Delta Quadrant (with apparently no knowledge of the Federation).
The appearance of the Kazon implies we're very deep in the Delta Quadrant (Voyager left their space behind after 2 or 3 seasons), which makes the Alpha Quadrant species presence all the more of a mystery.
"The Young Hunter"?
Well, the only one we'd seen on screen had a telepathic assistant for ease of communication. I don't think the Medusan was said to be telepathic, but it's not a stretch.
Courtesy? Non-telepaths might be a little freaked out with the frequent telepathic dialogue.
I wonder what they did during the Dominion War...
I'm more curious as to how a Tellerite, Medusan, Brikkar, Lurian and Caitian ended up slaves in the Delta Quadrant (with apparently no knowledge of the Federation).
The appearance of the Kazon implies we're very deep in the Delta Quadrant (Voyager left their space behind after 2 or 3 seasons), which makes the Alpha Quadrant species presence all the more of a mystery.
"The Young Hunter"?
Well, the only one we'd seen on screen had a telepathic assistant for ease of communication. I don't think the Medusan was said to be telepathic, but it's not a stretch.
Courtesy? Non-telepaths might be a little freaked out with the frequent telepathic dialogue.
I wonder what they did during the Dominion War...
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They say 2383 in all the usual BTS places, but, honestly, if it wasn't for the reported Captain Chakotay and Outrageous Okona appearances, everything in this episode screamed out for a setting in a couple hundred years past 2378.
But is that what the shows producers were putting out or someone just making a guess? One of the things also crossed my mind is they might want this show set during Discovery's time in the future. That and it made also think of the Stargate cartoon back in the day that was also set in the future.
Those characters could show up when they discover the holodeck assuming the show has a holodeck. Or flashback. I even wonder if we will see any humans on the show that aren't holograms or a already created character.
AKA "The Legend of Gorath". The only Star Trek episode featuring just Klingons, and only available on StarTrek.com, here.
A precursor to Short Treks, in many ways.
So they went from the GEN/VOY badge to the LDS badge, then the PRO badge (though LDS and PRO could be the same), then back to the VOY badge...
If the production remains solid I am good with it, it's got a lot of appeal on the audiovisual level. Not really sure what the regular episodes will be like, I hope there's some TOS type adventures and it's not all rebels vs big bad. I'd like to see some of what those credits images evoke.
I imagine it will be similar to the TMNT CGI show they did and that was enjoyable. Even for a adult.
You've all got it wrong! Morn was clearly the ultimate Lurian trendsetter. No one has ever had more followers on Luria's social networks. Generations after him have all been shaving their heads (or giving themselves low-grade latinum poisoning) to capture his iconic look.
I like their ship, after a long dry spell of not caring for the ship designs in trek for many years.
the animation is quite good. They get quite nuanced expressions on the lead character (the purple kid, forget his name).
the animation is quite good. They get quite nuanced expressions on the lead character (the purple kid, forget his name).
Little Vulcan eyebrow going on.
Also, there is subsurface scattering going on all over the shop with these more humanoid characters. Its wild!
Nowhere in the animated star wars have they ever done that!
And you know he's fixed too. His right ear is clipped.