Star Trek: Prodigy [Complete]

Picking up immediately after the premiere, the new “crew” of the USS Protostar gets briefed by Hologram Janeway, who makes it clear she is “only here to offer advice,” leaving self-appointed captain Dal to make the big decisions. Janeway accepts the alien kids who just found the ship, believing them to be Starfleet cadets, a convenient—yet plausible—conceit that will prove to be the foundation of the show. After Janeway gives a powerful sales pitch on the wonders of the United Federation of Planets and Starfleet, a defiant Dal—much to everyone’s chagrin—dismisses her as a “holo-nanny” and orders the ship to a random red dot on the star chart, away from Federation space and what he sees as just more lying authority figures. “It’s just another name for someone else in charge,” he says.Star Trek: Prodigy Season 1 Download

As the ship heads towards the red dot (haven’t they learned red means “bad”?) the kids have some time to check out their new home. Jankom Pog reveals his porcine nature when he finds out the mess hall replicator will make anything in any quantity he wants, and heartbreakingly, Rok-Tahk orders the prison “nutrigoop” because that’s all she knows. Dal calls dibs on the luxurious captain’s quarters, with Zero telepathically fact-checking kid captain’s bluffs and bravado, revealing Dal is actually “reeling with pure terror” over The Diviner. In the brig awaiting rescue from her father, Gwyn finally shows some remorse for the role she played helping imprison all of the kids on Tars Lamora, with Rok-Tahk’s “the only crime we ever committed was getting caught” cutting deep. Zero also reminds us it is “quite the mystery” as to why The Diviner is so obsessed with the ship, but they also may have a clue in the engine room, which comes with two warp cores and a third mysterious engine core glowing with energy that has engineer Jankom Pog scratching his head.