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Join in as we discuss Star Trek: Prodigy Season 2, episodes 16-20. It's over? Say it ain't so. We discuss the final episode of a steller season of Star Trek.216 – "Ascension, Part II"217 – "Brink"218 – "Touch of Grey"219 – "Ouroboros, Part I"220 – "Ouroboros, Part II"
Join in as we discuss Star Trek: Prodigy Season 2, episodes 11-15. So far this season continues to hit on all cylinders. Does
Join in as we discuss Star Trek: Prodigy Season 2, episodes 6-10. Get ready for thing to get even more timey-wimey and even mindy. Huge cameo are in two as our heroes continue their journey to restore the timeline.
Welcome back Star Trek: Prodigy! Join in as we discuss Star Trek: Prodigy Season 2, episodes 1-5. We will briefly talk about the logistics of reviewing a show that drops 20 episodes at once, before getting into the details of episodes 1-5.
When it seems that all is lost, the crew of the USS Protostar makes one last-ditch effort to save Starfleet. Join in as we give thoughts on the stellar finale of Star Trek: Prodigy, Supernova Parts 1 & 2.
When it seems that all is lost, the crew of the USS Protostar makes one last-ditch effort to save Starfleet. Join in as we give thoughts on the stellar finale of Star Trek: Prodigy, Supernova Parts 1 & 2.* Introductions () * Star Trek: Prodigy "Supernova" Review () * Ratings ()
"Supernova, Part 1" was written by Erin McNamara. The episode was directed by Andrew L. Schmidt. "Supernova, Part 2" was written by the Star Trek: Prodigy Writers Room (Kevin & Dan Hageman, Julie Benson, Shawna Benson, Lisa Schultz Boyd, Nikhil S. Jayaram, Diandra Pendleton-Thompson, Chad Quandt, Aaron J. Waltke). The episode was directed by Steve In Chang Ahn (Stev-en Chang-awn & Sung Shin.Surrounded by the Federation armada, the crew attempts to stop their ship from destroying all of Starfleet. A Starfleet Admiral digs into the past of the Protostar crew. Meanwhile, the Diviner recalls his life’s mission.What are your thoughts?Hit us up at fans@discussingtrek.com or @discussingtrek on all of the social medias.Subscribe to the Discussing Trek #PodcastSubscribe on AppleSubscribe on AndroidSubscribe on SpotifySubscribe on YouTubeSubscribe via RSSYou Must Remain ConnectedBe sure to follow us on Twitter, find us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and visit our website.Don’t agree with us? Tell us how we’re wrong. Contact us on any of the social media outlets above, or send feedback to fans@discussingtrek.com. We want to hear from you!Support The ShowThe single best way you can support our work is by subscribing to our podcast and telling a friend to do the same! Every little bit helps!Discussing Trek: A Star Trek PodcastDiscussing Trek is a podcast covering all things Trek!Discussing NetworkDiscussing Network is a network of podcasts covering all things geek.
Freaky Friday hits the Protostar and Dauntless as Admir-Dal and Dal-Way find themselves in very uncomfortable circumstances! Listen along as we explore our collective warp bubbles as we review Star Trek: Prodigy, Mindwalk!* Introductions () * Feedback () * Star Trek: Prodigy "Mindwalk" Review () * Ratings () * Trek Trivia ()
"Mindwalk" was written by Julie Benson and Shawna Benson. The episode was directed by Sung Shin.Desperate to warn Starfleet of their dilemma, a daring experiment goes awry as Dal inadvertently swaps minds with a Starfleet Vice Admiral.What are your thoughts?Hit us up at fans@discussingtrek.com or @discussingtrek on all of the social medias.Subscribe to the Discussing Trek #PodcastSubscribe on AppleSubscribe on AndroidSubscribe on SpotifySubscribe on YouTubeSubscribe via RSSYou Must Remain ConnectedBe sure to follow us on Twitter, find us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and visit our website.Don’t agree with us? Tell us how we’re wrong. Contact us on any of the social media outlets above, or send feedback to fans@discussingtrek.com. We want to hear from you!Support The ShowThe single best way you can support our work is by subscribing to our podcast and telling a friend to do the same! Every little bit helps!Discussing Trek: A Star Trek PodcastDiscussing Trek is a podcast covering all things Trek!Discussing NetworkDiscussing Network is a network of podcasts covering all things geek.
In Star Trek: Prodigy "Ghost in the Machine", we get a classic holodeck episode with our Protostar crew! We discuss all the details of this episode, along with a recent life event update. Go Fast! * Introductions () * Star Trek: Prodigy "Ghost in the Machine" Review () * Ratings ()
"Ghost in the Machine" was written by Chad Quandt. The episode was directed by Andrew L. Schmidt.
In Star Trek: Prodigy, Preludes, we look at the backstory of our rag-tag crew, along with the origin of The Diviner's mission to find the Protostar on Tars Lamora. Join in as we unpack it all.* Introductions () * Star Trek: Prodigy "Preludes" Review () * Ratings ()
"Preludes" was written by the Star Trek: Prodigy Writers Room (Kevin & Dan Hageman, Julie Benson, Shawna Benson, Lisa Schultz Boyd, Nikhil S. Jayaram, Diandra Pendleton-Thompson, Chad Quandt, Aaron J. Waltke). The episode was directed by Steve In Chang Ahn (Stev-en Chang-awn & Sung Shin.A Starfleet Admiral digs into the past of the Protostar crew. Meanwhile, the Diviner recalls his life’s mission.What are your thoughts?Hit us up at fans@discussingtrek.com or @discussingtrek on all of the social medias.Subscribe to the Discussing Trek #PodcastSubscribe on AppleSubscribe on AndroidSubscribe on SpotifySubscribe on YouTubeSubscribe via RSSYou Must Remain ConnectedBe sure to follow us on Twitter, find us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and visit our website.Don’t agree with us? Tell us how we’re wrong. Contact us on any of the social media outlets above, or send feedback to fans@discussingtrek.com. We want to hear from you!Support The ShowThe single best way you can support our work is by subscribing to our podcast and telling a friend to do the same! Every little bit helps!Discussing Trek: A Star Trek PodcastDiscussing Trek is a podcast covering all things Trek!Discussing NetworkDiscussing Network is a network of podcasts covering all things geek.
With a feeling of jealousy of his newfound outrageous crew member, Dal takes up the offer of a Doctor to enhance some dormant traits. Join us as we discuss it all in our review of Star Trek: Prodigy, Masquerade.* Introductions () * Feedback () * Star Trek: Prodigy "Masquerade" Review () * Ratings ()
"Masquerade" was written by Nikhil S. Jayaram. The episode was directed by Sung Shin.Trapped in the Neutral Zone, the crew encounters a rogue geneticist who sheds light on Dal’s past.What are your thoughts?Hit us up at fans@discussingtrek.com or @discussingtrek on all of the social medias.Subscribe to the Discussing Trek #PodcastSubscribe on AppleSubscribe on AndroidSubscribe on SpotifySubscribe on YouTubeSubscribe via RSSYou Must Remain ConnectedBe sure to follow us on Twitter, find us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and visit our website.Don’t agree with us? Tell us how we’re wrong. Contact us on any of the social media outlets above, or send feedback to fans@discussingtrek.com. We want to hear from you!Support The ShowThe single best way you can support our work is by subscribing to our podcast and telling a friend to do the same! Every little bit helps!Discussing Trek: A Star Trek PodcastDiscussing Trek is a podcast covering all things Trek!Discussing NetworkDiscussing Network is a network of podcasts covering all things geek.
With a living construct aboard the USS Protostar, our crew attempts to find another way to get to Starfleet. But as Vice Admiral Janeway finally tracks them down, rising tensions lead to a suspenseful encounter. We discuss it all in our review of Star Trek: Prodigy, Crossroads.* Introductions () * Feedback () * Star Trek: Prodigy "Crossroads" Review () * Ratings () * Trek Trivia ()
"Crossroads" was written by Lisa Schultz Boyd. The episode was directed by Steve In Chang Ahn & Sung Shin.When the crew attempts to secure transport to the Federation, they unwittingly cross paths with Vice Admiral Janeway, who is hunting them.What are your thoughts?Hit us up at fans@discussingtrek.com or @discussingtrek on all of the social medias.Subscribe to the Discussing Trek #PodcastSubscribe on AppleSubscribe on AndroidSubscribe on SpotifySubscribe on YouTubeSubscribe via RSSYou Must Remain ConnectedBe sure to follow us on Twitter, find us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and visit our website.Don’t agree with us? Tell us how we’re wrong. Contact us on any of the social media outlets above, or send feedback to fans@discussingtrek.com. We want to hear from you!Support The ShowThe single best way you can support our work is by subscribing to our podcast and telling a friend to do the same! Every little bit helps!Discussing Trek: A Star Trek PodcastDiscussing Trek is a podcast covering all things Trek!Discussing NetworkDiscussing Network is a network of podcasts covering all things geek.
In a love letter to Star Trek fans everywhere, Star Trek: Prodigy turns up the nostalgia in an episode with loose ties to the original series. Join in as we discuss Star Trek: Prodigy, All The Worlds's A Stage.
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"All The World's A Stage" was written by Diandra Pendleton-Thompson. The episode was directed by Olga Ulanova & Sung Shin.
When the crew encounters a dormant Borg Cube, Zero risks everything to save their ship.
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In an effort to free the USS Protostar from a very dangerous weapon, our team seeks answers aboard a Borg cube. Join in as we discuss it all in our review of Star Trek: Prodigy, Let Sleeping Borg Lie.
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"Let Sleeping Borg Lie" was written by Diandra Pendleton-Thompson. The episode was directed by Olga Ulanova & Sung Shin.
When the crew encounters a dormant Borg Cube, Zero risks everything to save their ship.
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Our crew finally makes it to a Federation relay station, only to discover they have unknowingly entered with a trojan horse. Join in as we discuss the latest episode of Star Trek: Prodigy, Asylum.
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"Asylum" was written by Kevin & Dan Hageman. The episode was directed by Steve In Chang Ahn & Sung Shin.
At the edge of Federation space, the crew applies for asylum at a comm relay outpost, only for their starship to reveal its shocking true purpose.
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We finally get the reveal of what happened to Gwyn's people, but surviving the Diviner's assault may have taken a larger toll than our crew anticipated. Join in as we unpack Star Trek: Prodigy, "A Moral Star, Part 2".
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"A Moral Star, Part 2" was written by the entire season one writing room, consisting of Kevin & Dan Hageman, Julie Benson, Shawna Benson, Lisa Schultz Boyd, Nikhil S. Jayaram, Diandra Pendleton-Thompson, Chad Quandt, Aaron J. Waltke. The episode was directed by Ben Hibon.
When the plan goes awry, the crew must improvise. Meanwhile, Gwyn discovers a dark truth that will forever jeopardize their quest for salvation.
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Our heroes finally get on the same page as they risk it all in order to free the enslaved people on Tars Lamora. Let's hope they have a plan. Join in as we unpack it all in the latest episode of Star Trek: Prodigy, "A Moral Star, Part 1".
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"A Moral Star, Part 1" was written by the entire season one writing room, consisting of Kevin & Dan Hageman, Julie Benson, Shawna Benson, Lisa Schultz Boyd, Nikhil S. Jayaram, Diandra Pendleton-Thompson, Chad Quandt, Aaron J. Waltke. The episode was directed by Ben Hibon.
The crew forgo their dreams of Starfleet to return to Tars Lamora in a no-win scenario.
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Time runs Amok as Hologram Janeway purposes a team-building exercise for the rag-tag crew of the USS Protostar, but it may take more than just a training exercise to get this group of misfits on the same page. Join in as we unpack it all in the latest episode of Star Trek: Prodigy, Time Amok.
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"Time Amok" was written by Nikhil S. Jayaram, while the episode was directed by Olga Ulanova and Sung Shin.
When the U.S.S. Protostar is fractured in time by an anomaly, Hologram Janeway must synchronize the disjointed crew and save their ship before it destructs.
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In the latest episode of Star Trek: Prodigy, First Con-tact, we confirm our love/hate relationship with the Ferengi. Meanwhile, we continue to unfold the mystery behind Captain Chakotay and the original crew of the USS Protostar.
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As we CONtinue our CONversations regarding Trek, I have come to the CONclusion that -- due to the overall CONcept and CONstruction of most of the stories in which they appear -- I CONfirm my general dislike for the Ferengi. In this episode alone, I completely CONdemn the CONniving CONduct by the devious CONvict due to her CONcocting a scheme that made Dal and his OCNtemporaries look poorly in the eyes of Hologram Janway. Of this, I trust we can be of CONsensus. "First Con-tact" was written by Diandra Pendleton-Thompson, while the episode was directed by Steve Ahn and Sung Shin.
When a mentor from Dal’s past persuades him to use their Federation cover for personal gain, they quickly discover Starfleet has protocols for a reason.
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In the mid-season premiere of Star Trek: Prodigy, Dal gets help from some unlikely candidates as he takes a stab at the legendary Kobayashi Maru. Meanwhile, the plot thickens around the mystery of Gwyndala and the Diviner. What was the USS Protostar's original mission? We have theories.
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"Kobayashi" was written by Aaron J. Waltke, while the episode was directed by Alan Wan.
As Gwyn struggles to find her role aboard the U.S.S. Protostar, Dal tests his leadership skills in the newly discovered holodeck.
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In the season one mid-season finale of Star Trek: Prodigy Terror Firma, the crew of the USS Protostar must work together with the Diviner's progeny to escape planet Larry. Our speculation about the USS Protostar runs rampant as new truths about this experimental ship come to light.
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"Terror Firma" is the fifth episode of Star Trek: Prodigy season one. The episode was written by Julie and Shawna Benson and was directed by Alan Wan and Olga Ulanova.
Marooned on a deadly planet, the crew must work together with their captive Gwyn to stay alive…except the planet isn’t the only thing in pursuit.
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In the latest episode of Star Trek: Prodigy, Dream Catcher, things get a little scary as our rag-tag crew of the USS Protostar go on their first away mission. And as with most planetary explorations, things don't go exactly as planned. Join in as we unpack it all.
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“Dream Catcher” is the fourth episode of Star Trek: Prodigy season one. The episode was written by Lisa Schultz Boyd and was directed by Steve Ahn and Sung Shin.
The crew has their first away mission on an undiscovered planet that manifests their deepest desires, only to realize the planet has desires of its own.
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In the latest episode of Star Trek: Prodigy, Starstruck, Dal learns a valuable lesson in knowing when to ask for help -- we also get a look at more of the USS Protostar and what it has to offer, as well as a lesson on the Federation from Hologram Janeway. We unpack it all and have theories abound.
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"Starstruck" is the third episode of Star Trek: Prodigy season one. The episode was written by Chad Quandt and was directed by Alan Wan.
Even with the guidance of their hologram advisor Janeway, the crew of the U.S.S. Protostar is tested when their ship is on a dangerous cosmic collision course.
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A new Star Trek series is upon us! Star Trek: Prodigy debuts with its premiere episode, Lost & Found. While aimed at a younger audience, episode one sets the stage for a journey through the delta quadrant that should appeal to fans from age nine to ninety -- and the Discussing Trek crew is here to dissect it all.
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"Lost & Found" is the series premiere of Star Trek: Prodigy. The episode was written by Kevin & Dan Hageman and was directed by Ben Hibon.
Exiled on a mining colony outside Federation space, a group of lawless teens discover a derelict Starfleet ship. Dal must gather an unlikely crew for their newfound ship if they are going to escape Tars Lamora, but The Diviner and his daughter Gwyn have other plans.
While Star Trek: Prodigy is made for the younger audience, it also caters to ANY Star Trek fan. Not only do we get a well-established quest for this newly-formed rag-tag crew of the USS Protostar, but we also elegantly establish a cast of characters that are sure to make the show very interesting and fun. While the premiere episode, Lost & Found, may have in some ways felt more like Star Wars than Star Trek, it doesn't bother me at all that they are taking the time to establish a strong base for these characters to build on -- no matter how foreign to Trek some of it may initially feel. Kudos to the production team, having established a visual aesthetic that is top tier -- one that makes the possibilities endless for the realization of how where-no-man-has-gone-before can look and feel for a new generation and beyond. Dal and his friends have set out on their collective hero's journey, and I'm here for it.
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