Do we have any kind of idea what kinda numbers the first season got on Paramount? If the show wasn't doing well, we can't expect Paramount to keep throwing money at it.Y’know…. With all these positive reviews and reactions that are pouring in across the internet about this show, one wonders why Paramount/CBS ever thought it was a good idea to cancel and ship it away to Netflix it in the first place and not continue it on.
And now we’ve seen Lower Decks get prematurely canceled, rinse and repeat? Are there suits in Paramount who hate animated Trek that much, or possibly Trek in general and are chopping off the low-hanging fruit they think are most vulnerable?
None of this makes sense.
Didn’t help that they kept splitting the show up with large breaks between them. It’s like they wanted it to failDo we have any kind of idea what kinda numbers the first season got on Paramount? If the show wasn't doing well, we can't expect Paramount to keep throwing money at it.
Chakotay is getting a better character arc in just one season of PRO than he did over seven of VOY.
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Money talks first and foremost. Prodigy had its supporters but season 1 didn't set the Internet on fire until the illusion of scarcity popped up.Do we have any kind of idea what kinda numbers the first season got on Paramount? If the show wasn't doing well, we can't expect Paramount to keep throwing money at it.
Considering it was only mentioned once. I'm ok with them ignoring/forgetting it.Is that a Lurian? Again without hair
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I’ll say it again — Prodigy may not be my favorite of the modern shows, but it has far and away the best score among them, especially the main theme.
The Protostar has non-standard Window sizes and it's Bridge Window is "Unique" in size & shape for a StarFleet Bridge.There's no way the Protostar is as small as they keep depicting it, right? The window rows and bridge window size suggest a ship that's at least 2/3 the size of the new Voyager, not the size of practically a runabout.
I suspect the cancellation was because the toys sank without a trace.Business first. What did viewership show?
I suspect that was a factor, as well as just overall lower viewership. I love how people praise Prodigy now, and we see articles, but when Season 1 was first released there wasn't that much chatter. When it was being shopped around, and all the fear mongering started, then the chatter increased.I suspect the cancellation was because the toys sank without a trace.
And likely they realised it was watched by the same 40+ crowd as the rest of their Treks and not the young audience they were going for. All speculation, of course.
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