"Late 2023" was the date originally given before Paramount+ pulled the plug. I guess some people are stubbornly adhering to that for some reason. 
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"Late 2023" was the date originally given before Paramount+ pulled the plug. I guess some people are stubbornly adhering to that for some reason.
That's odd, Star Trek fans don't usually stubbornly adhere to things.
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Possibly? This might be the way to canonize the species in official Trek lore?
The last episode of s2 has been "mixed": https://x.com/brothershageman/status/1735002032128545008?s=20
https://x.com/GoodAaron/status/1734837694147276847?s=20
Aaron Waltke writes he remains hopeful for the future, though the message of the Hagemans sounds a bit 'final'.
https://x.com/GoodAaron/status/1734837694147276847?s=20
Aaron Waltke writes he remains hopeful for the future, though the message of the Hagemans sounds a bit 'final'.
If Prodigy's second season is as good as the first and it is then end, then it'll probably have the best consistent quality of any Trek ever.
That’s amazing!Captain Meg seems to think that Dal could be a Lerikan. The similarities are quite uncanny, perhaps Dal simply has Lerikan DNA in him as we know that he is a hybrid augment?
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What do you think?
Interview with Hagemans:
Around min 9, they reveal that the Dauntless won't return in season 2.
They don't know when season 2 will come out. They do say we will again get a multi-episode finale, though.
Min 15: "there's bigger characters than the Doctor in season 2, that are not Voyager-related"
Let the speculation begin...
Around min 9, they reveal that the Dauntless won't return in season 2.
They don't know when season 2 will come out. They do say we will again get a multi-episode finale, though.
Min 15: "there's bigger characters than the Doctor in season 2, that are not Voyager-related"
Let the speculation begin...
Another interview (has some kind of embargo been lifted? The timing coincides with Netflix' upcoming release of S1, in any case): https://screenrant.com/star-trek-prodigy-kevin-dan-hageman-netflix-interview/
More interesting than usual for Screenrant, it dives quite a bit into the relation of the Prodigy producers with Paramount/CBS and Netflix, as well as their reaction to the fan campaign.
More interesting than usual for Screenrant, it dives quite a bit into the relation of the Prodigy producers with Paramount/CBS and Netflix, as well as their reaction to the fan campaign.
I want to give Rok cookies and puppies and whatever else her little heart desires! She’s so sweet…
And Gwyn… I’d have told her to give her dad the bird in episode 5.
ETA: Episode 6 had me dying and misty-eyed.
ETA: Dying because Dal’s last attempt on the Kobayashi Maru test was hilarious. Misty-eyed because hearing the archival voices of those no longer here brought back the feels.
And Gwyn… I’d have told her to give her dad the bird in episode 5.
ETA: Episode 6 had me dying and misty-eyed.
ETA: Dying because Dal’s last attempt on the Kobayashi Maru test was hilarious. Misty-eyed because hearing the archival voices of those no longer here brought back the feels.
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Did you find it? Or is the passage with Gwyn and that Vau N'akat robot ("you were created...") not in the book?
Ah. thanks for the reminder. It is a really peculiar phrase - I did not come across it in the novel.
Interesting. Thanks.
New panel/interview with the Hagemans:
It's very long (though the Hagemans leave after some 30 minutes), but some interesting quotes on the ending of season 2 (from around 13min 30s). They also make it clear that the team behind Prodigy has dissolved (as could be expected with no renewal since years) and it must be reassembled for a potential season 3. Making that would take at least 2 years, and more likely 3. The leadtimes in animation are very long.
They also say they were relieved by the reaction of the fans to the show, as well as the pick-up by Netflix.
It's very long (though the Hagemans leave after some 30 minutes), but some interesting quotes on the ending of season 2 (from around 13min 30s). They also make it clear that the team behind Prodigy has dissolved (as could be expected with no renewal since years) and it must be reassembled for a potential season 3. Making that would take at least 2 years, and more likely 3. The leadtimes in animation are very long.
They also say they were relieved by the reaction of the fans to the show, as well as the pick-up by Netflix.
I do not see this as being promising news, Netflix would not want to wait 3 years for new episodes. If Prodigy was being picked up for season 3 then I am sure that it would have been part of the Netflix deal? However, as the team behind Prodigy is still ‘dissolved’, I read this as meaning that the show is probably ending after season 2?
Perhaps season 2 leads in to the live action Academy series?
Netflix may want a new team.
I hope not, as Prodigy’s team did a great job!
Money though. Netflix may want to negotiate a new contract to save money, especially with licensing fees.
Yes, probably. And hardly surprising given the circumstances.
Pfft…. If that’s going to be the case, Paramount should have just kept it on P+, released the final season and called it a day. What a thoroughly idiotic waste… 
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