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Star Trek: Prodigy
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Oh shit, it's back?
Yeah, there've been 3 episodes of Season 1B (not sure why it's not just Season 2) so far.
this was a fun watch
I liked how the aliens imitated Shatner's hammy acting.
They cute, and they got spirit. I love "we were the ancient evil all along" stories.
Surprised they left The cave full of dilithium on the planet. That's got to be a valuable deposit of ore.
Janeway will probably land on this planet later while tracking the main characters.
Most likely. Won't be long until that remote outpost supervisor puts out the information he got from Protostar crew when he scanned them into the Star fleet database
What's funny is that if you think about it, it actually makes sense that after 100 years they'd get the Vulcan salute wrong. There are many people who are physically incapable of moving their right finger independently from their middle finger, Zachary Quinto actually had to use glue to do the salute in the movies. So since this "wrong" version of the salute is one everyone can do, it makes sense it would catch on.
So, are the enterpridians gonna become federation members?
Their society has already been altered by a starfleet guy who crashlanded on their planet a century before, and they know about ayy lmaos that live in a big happy federation that fights cyborg zombies and shapeshifter empires.
Just because they've made first and second contact doesn't mean they're ready to join the Federation, but Starfleet is now allowed to help them.
Did the series actually start in the delta quadrant?
There were kazons in the first episodes, right?
Or have they also managed to reach the other quadrants?
Starts in Delta, they hop over to Gamma, then go back to Delta, then head toward Alpha before turning back to Delta again.
Jankem's presence is explained by him being on a Tellarite sleeper ship.
Also the protostar being a transwarp capable ship that the Diviner originally had and probably was capable of picking up some other quadrant folks.
And also time travel.
Ther premise of the episode actually feels like something Lower Decks would do.
prodigy has the potential to be better than ENT
I haven't seen Enterprise, is it any good?
there are a lot of great episodes but the extended arcs are weak.
I loved the Human Vulcan Androian power triangle stuff and honestly the xindi war was entertaining too
Enterprise does arcs right for me because they still have standalone episodes but with actual consequences sometimes like Voyager should have done instead of mash the reset button.
The way it ends is unfortunate
Don't suppose anyone has a mega for the episodes?
but does it have shipping?