As Gwyn struggles to find her role aboard the USS Protostar, Dal tests his leadership skills in the newly discovered holodeck.As Gwyn struggles to find her role aboard the USS Protostar, Dal tests his leadership skills in the newly discovered holodeck.As Gwyn struggles to find her role aboard the USS Protostar, Dal tests his leadership skills in the newly discovered holodeck.
Rylee Alazraqui
- Rok-Tahk
- (voice)
Dee Bradley Baker
- Murf
- (voice)
- …
Brett Gray
- Dal
- (voice)
Angus Imrie
- Zero
- (voice)
Ella Purnell
- Gwyn
- (voice)
Jason Mantzoukas
- Jankom Pog
- (voice)
John Noble
- The Diviner
- (voice)
Jimmi Simpson
- Drednok
- (voice)
Kate Mulgrew
- Hologram Janeway
- (voice)
Rene Auberjonois
- Odo
- (archive sound)
- (voice)
James Doohan
- Scotty
- (archive sound)
- (voice)
Nichelle Nichols
- Uhura
- (archive sound)
- (voice)
Leonard Nimoy
- Mister Spock
- (archive sound)
- (voice)
David Ruprecht
- Kobayashi Maru Captain
- (archive sound)
- (voice)
Bonnie Gordon
- Ship Computer
- (voice)
Brook Chalmers
- Klingon 1
- (voice)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe voices of Spock, Odo, Scotty and Uhura were voice clips from past episodes and films in the Star Trek franchise.
- GoofsUhura announces an approaching Klingon battle cruiser, but the ship shown is Bird-of-Prey, which has always been portrayed as a smaller and lighter class of ship.
- ConnectionsReferences Star Trek: The Enemy Within (1966)
- SoundtracksThunderstruck
Written by Angus Young - Malcolm Young
Performed by AC/DC
[Blared as a distraction during one run of the Kobayashi Maru simulation]
Featured review
A Senior Trekker writes...................
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.
Stay safe, stay kind.
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.
Stay safe, stay kind.
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- celineduchain
- Jan 5, 2022
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- Runtime24 minutes
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