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Spoilers Star Trek: Prodigy General Discussion Thread

All good suggestions, I think. For Dr. Bashir, the augment angle would be a link with Dal. Garak is always interesting, and the actor may be available if there is no make-up involved (which happens to be fine for an animated series). And Ezri Dax is a counselor, could be useful both for Dal's group and for Gwyn. And none of them were featured in Picard.

It has to be Worf. Dorn must be in everything. The TNG fans will be happy with S2 has me thinking it will be a TNG/DS9 character: Worf, O'Brien, Keiko (sp).

Or maybe Ro? Q? Guinan?
 
It has to be Worf. Dorn must be in everything. The TNG fans will be happy with S2 has me thinking it will be a TNG/DS9 character: Worf, O'Brien, Keiko (sp).

Or maybe Ro? Q? Guinan?
Keiko is too minor I think, though she could come with O'Brien if it is him. Worf is indeed also a possibility, but he has been heavily featured in Picard S3, which lowers his chances IMO. It would mean that part of the audience already knows where he ends up, which the showrunners probably would want to avoid.
 
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Prodigy seems to favor Voyager cast members, and only three are unaccounted for: Kes, Neelix, and Harry. Given Jennifer Lien's situation, I doubt it'll be her. But I could see either (or both) of the other two returning.
 
Well, they said they had an ending filmed with her being alive, like Tuvok, but cut it for time. So there is hope there. And this is before that, anyway.

Though in all seriousness, Ro & Worf are unlikely.

It wasn’t cut for time, it was cut for budgetary reasons. There wasn’t any money to bring Michelle back, so it was was never filmed.
 
Not on the series itself, but rather in one of those Instagram Logs they tend to do.
Yes, she was said to have been the project lead for the building of the "Dauntless". I wonder if that one will show up again. The Voyager-A likely also has quantum slipstream drive, as it was said to have been refitted (from a "standard" Lamarr configuration, I suppose) with "all the new tech" Voyager brought back.
 
Yes, she was said to have been the project lead for the building of the "Dauntless". I wonder if that one will show up again.
Well, if Voyager A has schools onboard, it would be easy enough for the whole Paris-Torres family to be present.

On the other hand, B'Elanna might prefer to remain on Earth and continue with ship design... she's obviously got a talent for it.
 
Well, if Voyager A has schools onboard, it would be easy enough for the whole Paris-Torres family to be present.

On the other hand, B'Elanna might prefer to remain on Earth and continue with ship design... she's obviously got a talent for it.
Given that B'Elanna was a pretty major character on Voyager, I think the earlier statements of the Hagemans (paraphrasing: "one pretty major character each from two different series") and the presence of the Doctor probably exclude her, and likely Paris as well.

The presence of schools - be it for children or rather for Starfleet students/cadets/hopefuls - points to the ship not being taken trought the timey-wimey wormhole, as that would be awfully risky. Maybe better suited for a shuttle, or a smaller vessel.
 
Given that B'Elanna was a pretty major character on Voyager, I think the earlier statements of the Hagemans (paraphrasing: "one pretty major character each from two different series") and the presence of the Doctor probably exclude her, and likely Paris as well.
That suggests that Harry Kim won't be there either. Given that he supposedly "belonged" to Prodigy, they might have planned on bringing him aboard in S3, which probably won't happen.
 
That suggests that Harry Kim won't be there either. Given that he supposedly "belonged" to Prodigy, they might have planned on bringing him aboard in S3, which probably won't happen.

I dunno about that. A producer announced that they're "99 percent" certain of the show finding a new home for season 2, and if it does well there, it could always get a season 3.
 
I dunno about that. A producer announced that they're "99 percent" certain of the show finding a new home for season 2, and if it does well there, it could always get a season 3.
Remember, S2 is basically complete. All the new network needs to do is pay for the rights, then put the show up. Continuing it is far more involved. While I would love to be proven wrong, I get the sense that two seasons is what we're getting.

And it will be enough to provide the port of entry for kids into the Trek phenomenon that it was meant to be.
 
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