Star Trek Prodigy continues their epic adventures in Season 2, coming to Blu-ray ™ and MOD DVD Nov. 12, 2024! Join this extraordinary motley crew of young aliens who must figure out how to work together while navigating a greater galaxy, in search of a better future. These six young outcasts know nothing about the ship they have commandeered – a first in the history of the “Star Trek” franchise – but over the course of their adventures together, they will each be introduced to Starfleet and the ideals it represents. Dive deeper into this season with two all-new featurettes including exclusive cast & crew interviews only available on DVD & Blu-ray!
The episodes included in the Star Trek Prodigy Season 2 Blu-Ray are as followed:
- Into the Breach, Parts I & II
- Who Saves the Saviors
- Temporal Mechanics 101
- Observer’s Paradox
- Imposter Syndrome
- The Fast and the Curious
- Is There in Beauty No Truth?
- The Devourer of All Things, Part I
- The Devourer of All Things, Part II
- Last Flight of the Protostar, Part I
- Last Flight of the Protostar, Part II
- A Tribble Called Quest
- Cracked Mirror
- Ascension, Part I
- Ascension, Part II
- Brink
- Touch of Grey
- Ouroboros, Part I
- Ouroboros, Part II
Star Trek: Prodigy: Season 2 will be available on Blu-ray™ and MOD DVD from Paramount Home Entertainment and CBS Home Entertainment on November 12, 2024 for the suggested retail price of $25.99 (Blu-ray™). Available on Digital Now for the suggested retail price of $19.99 (HD) and $14.99 (SD). What is really exciting is that we get to dive deeper into this season with two all-new featurettes including exclusive cast & crew interviews that are only available on DVD & Blu-ray!
I received a copy of Star Trek Prodigy Season 2 on Blu-Ray and here is what I thought. WARNING: Spoilers Below.
Star Trek Prodigy Season 2 follows our six crazy crewmembers as they separate into their own tasks and attempt to adapt to the craziness that is the Starfleet Academy. Gwyn goes off to help her people and her planet. Dal, Jankom Pogm, Zero, Rok-Tahk, and Murf attempt to fit into their new roles. But when Janeway looks to rescue Captain Chakotay, Dal gets the band back together.
Rescuing Captain Chakotay would be a good thing if Janeway wasn’t involved. We all know when it comes to her and temporal forces, time paradoxes will show their teeth. While Janeway is not on the Protostar that travels back in time, I can safely say, it is all her fault. I believe the Q will believe so as well at some point…if they ever get involved. In the mean time, thanks to Janeway, Dal and his friends get sucked into a time traveling wormhole and start their next adventure to rescue Chakotay…or destroy the very fabric of time and space. Honestly, both scenarios could happen at the same time. This is Star Trek aftercall.
The short version of Star Trek Prodigy Season 2 is as follows:
Dal, bored with the Starfleet Academy and missing the stars, decides to get the team back together to follow Janeway. But when things don’t go as planned (shocker), Dal and his friends find themselves in the future on Gwyn’s planet. Thankfully, Captain Chakotay is also there in this future time. But when a rescue fails, time begins to change and Geyn’s existence becomes questionable. Nothing is ever easy for the Protostar crew.
With the help of some crazy allies, including Wesley Crusher (yay!), The crew seeks to fix what they broke, save Gwyn, save her planet, save Captain Chakotay, and save time. It’s a lot to ask of such an outcast crew of Starfleet cadets, but they kind of put themselves into their daunting predicament.
Like Season 1, Star Trek Prodigy Season 2 has it’s moments of darkness. Death is not uncommon. Several scenes will tear at your heart-strings. The director does a great job at keeping the rating of the show low for a younger audience, but it doesn’t take away from the suspense, the action, and the unnerving fact that some will not make it back alive. To keep these scenes from being overwhelming, the show does provide some plucky-comic-relief. Dal is often found to be spouting jokes, Wesley is crazy and a hoot to watch, and even Captain Chakotay has his moments of fun.
With the expected time paradox, the suspense and action, the fun, and two all-new featurettes including exclusive cast & crew interviews , I found the series well worth a watch. In fact, I binged watched it in a weekend. That tells me I enjoyed the series! Also, the series features my favorite Star Trek captain, Janeway, and I love the new characters added to the Star Trek Canon. It’s too bad we won’t see a season 3. 🙁
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2 comments
i like zero
My favorite is Gwyndala.