"In three years, we've expanded the Star Trek Universe to new heights, creating five original series - each with its own unique storytelling and distinct cinematic feel," said Alex Kurtzman, Executive Producer Star Trek Universe. "We're so excited to partner with Dan and Kevin Hageman and the team at Nickelodeon for STAR TREK: PRODIGY as we bring Trek to a new generation of younger fans with an animated series as rich in character and scope as our live action shows. I'm thrilled audiences of all ages now have instant access to the full Trek library, classic and new original series, on our new home at Paramount+."
"When STAR TREK: DISCOVERY first premiered, we knew we had the beginning of something special," said Julie McNamara, Executive Vice President and Head of Programming, Paramount+. "Over three years later, we are thrilled that Paramount+ will serve as the streaming home of the Star Trek Universe, with an unparalleled existing and expanding library of Trek content. The upcoming addition of STAR TREK: PRODIGY to Paramount+ means subscribers now have a Trek series for every member of the family - including kids. We are excited to bring this next chapter to a new generation of Trek fans alongside the creative masterminds behind Secret Hideout and Nickelodeon, as well as the talented Kevin and Dan Hageman."
"Debuting Prodigy on Paramount+ alongside the complete Star Trek universe points to our strategy of growing Nickelodeon's reach by expanding our top franchises and diving deeper into their worlds, and their characters and stories," said Ramsey Naito, President, Nickelodeon Animation. "And on top of having great characters and absolutely gorgeous animation, PRODIGY shows how the ViacomCBS brands can come together to make great, compelling content that appeals to both new audiences and long-time super fans. We're incredibly proud of this series and we're looking forward to building its audience across the Paramount+ and Nickelodeon platforms."
4 hours ago, deecee4 said:Yeah, filmation did an an animated star trek show in the 70s. I think it was originally a Saturday morning show so yeah, aimed at kids.
I used to watch it on Nickelodeon, and I watched a bunch of them again recently. It was pretty grown up for a kids show. I assume this won't be.
7 hours ago, Lord_Scareglow said:what ever happened to that other Cartoon that was like Rick & Morty Star Trek? , maybe I'm wrong but...Star Trek just doesn't seem to be doing the best with any of these shows so it seems... don't they all get cancelled? none of them seem good, like I said I could be wrong.
but on to this cartoony for kids... I disapprove, wannabe pixar star trek show with fort nite looking characters. no.
Star Trek Lower Decks already aired.
They didn't say when that next season will be released.
I though it got better after the first few episodes.
Prodigy? That does not look promising.
4 hours ago, RoddyDrama said:"The first Star Trek animated show for kids..."
Lies! The original Star Trek had an animated series. Pretty sure it was aimed at kids.
#FakeNews
Yeah, filmation did an an animated star trek show in the 70s. I think it was originally a Saturday morning show so yeah, aimed at kids.
"The first Star Trek animated show for kids..."
Lies! The original Star Trek had an animated series. Pretty sure it was aimed at kids.
#FakeNews
what ever happened to that other Cartoon that was like Rick & Morty Star Trek? , maybe I'm wrong but...Star Trek just doesn't seem to be doing the best with any of these shows so it seems... don't they all get cancelled? none of them seem good, like I said I could be wrong.
but on to this cartoony for kids... I disapprove, wannabe pixar star trek show with fort nite looking characters. no.