Paramount+ has released a newStar Trek: Prodigyclip that gives us an extended look atStar Trek: Voyager’s Captain Janeway, who makes a glorious return in the upcoming animated series voiced byKate Mulgrew. During theStar Trek: ProdigyNew York Comic-Con panel, Paramount+ also revealed new members of the voice cast, includingDaveed Diggs,Jameela Jamil,Jason Alexander, andRobert Beltran.
The clip introduces us to the hologram version of Captain Janeway created to take control of the lower function of a Starfleet ship and guide young crews while they journey through space. The new clip also shows the new crew first contact with the hologram, giving us a better look at indestructible blob Murf (voiced byDee Bradley Baker), bright eight-year-old Brikar Rok-Tahk (voiced byRylee Alazraqui), sixteen-year-old Tellarite Jankom Pog (voiced byJason Mantazoukas), a noncorporeal and genderless Medusan named Zero (voiced byAngus Imrie), the unlikely leader of the lawless teens’ Dal (voiced byBrett Gray), and Gwyn (voiced byElla Purnell), a teenage Vau N’Akart who appears to be tied down to a chair by Murf.John NobleandJimmi Simpsonwere recently cast as the main villains: the Diviner and Drednok. As for the new cast members, Diggs will voice Commander Tysess, Jamil will voice Ensign Asencia, Alexander will voice Doctor Noum, and Beltran will reprise hisStar Trek: Voyagerrole as Captain Chakotay.
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Explicitly aimed at kids,Star Trek: Prodigywill follow a group of children and teenagers who try to escape the hard life of a mining colony after discovering the U.S.S Protostar. The Federation ship might be their ticket to a better life, but the ragtag team will first have to learn to act as a real crew.
Besides holding the complete library ofStar Trekseries and films, Paramount+ is also the exclusive home of future seasons of the popular showStar Trek: Discovery. The new generation ofStar Trekproductions also counts withStar Trek: PicardandStar Trek: Lower Decks. Next year, we’ll get the premiere ofStar Trek: Strange New Worlds. There’s also aStarfleet Academyand aSection 31series in production. BothDiscoveryandPicardare among the most-watched original series on Paramount+.
Star Trek: Prodigypremieres on October 28 with a one-hour episode exclusively on Paramount+. Check out the new clip below:
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