Executive Producer Aaron Waltke’s list of positive ways to Save Prodigy include:

– Completing your watch of season one. There are still a few days and completion stats count.

– For those on Twitter and Mastodon using the hashtags #StarTrekProdigy and #SaveStarTrekProdigy.

— Using the ‘Save Prodigy’ avatars (linked here in an earlier post).

— Buying merchandise: DVDs, BlueRays, Actions Figures, Nintendo game etc. Much of this is already selling out in North America. In the UK, the DVD is now the top seller on Amazon.uk.

Additional options from fans that I’ve seen posted around social media to communicate your desire to Save Prodigy:

— Download Prodigy episodes from whatever streamer you watch Star Trek on (Paramount+, Crave Sky-Showtime etc.) or purchase season one and purchase to download from Amazon, Google etc.

– Buy the chapter books for 8-10 year olds. 2 of 4 have been released, with the other 2 on preorder through major sellers.

– Send a paper snail mail letter to the head of children’s programming at Paramount. I have seen this name and address posted elsewhere

Brian Robbins
President and CEO, Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon
Chief Content Officer, Movies & Kids & Family, Paramount+
1515 Broadway
New York, NY 10036

– Sign the Save Star Trek Prodigy petition if you’re willing to deal with the (now commercialized) platform and the ensuing spam. (Completely understand why most folks here would not want to.) The petition has reached nearly 10k supporters in less than 2 days. By comparison, the one calling for Star Trek Legacy took weeks to gain this level of support.

    • StillPaisleyCat@startrek.websiteOP
      1·
      1 year ago

      I’ve seen that much of Crave’s Star Trek catalogue is coming off in July.

      You would need to look in the app to see if there’s some kind of last day notification.

      • Value Subtracted@startrek.websiteM
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        1 year ago

        I’ve seen that much of Crave’s Star Trek catalogue is coming off in July.

        Where have you seen that? There’s nothing on the list compiled by Mobile Syrup.

        If true, that would be a significant development, signaling the end of a relationship between Paramount and Bell that’s lasted far longer than I expected.

        Not for nothing (but possibly not for much, either), Crave still has “Westworld” despite Warner pulling it from Max.

        • StillPaisleyCat@startrek.websiteOP
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          1 year ago

          Update - I have seen what the user on the Science Fiction Community was concerned about!

          This is huge if not just an error in the Crave web pages.

          If you go to the Crave pages for the various Star Trek shows, at the bottom there are ‘available to’ notices:

          — Prodigy is available to July 24th

          — Picard is available to July 31st

          — Discovery to July 31st

          — Lower Decks to July 31st

          — TOS, TNG, Voyager, July 31st

          — DS9 to July 24th

          • Hyacin@lemmy.caEnglish
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            1 year ago

            Oh thank God. Crave is the worst thing to happen to Streaming, ever. I would HAPPILY pay for a Paramount+ subscription (and stop d/ling stuff) to avoid having to try to watch things on Crave. Absolute garbage streaming quality, through the worst streaming app I’ve ever seen. Almost makes me wish Rogers won that war with the even worse service they had! At least when they brought it up to OTT standards they probably would have done a better job that the turkeys at Bell did with Crave. Does it even have 5.1? I’m quite sure it doesn’t have HDR.

            • StillPaisleyCat@startrek.websiteOPEnglish
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              1 year ago

              Paramount+‘s app is not well loved in the US from what I’ve seen.

              However, Paramount+ can also be subscribed to through Amazon Prime if you have that already. Definitely an option to consider.

            • StillPaisleyCat@startrek.websiteOP
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              1 year ago

              Glad we have the 4K discs of SNW season one.

              Taking Trek of CTV Sci-fi Channel could kill it. There’s a bit of content they’re picking up from SyFy in the US, but with all but one of the CW shows canceled, and Bell Media making very few shows of their own, it won’t have the content for a premium cable channel.

              • Value Subtracted@startrek.websiteM
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                1 year ago

                Bell has been a tire fire for some time, so I won’t be remotely surprised if the station folds.

                Then again, maybe the series being pulled from the streamer is separate from them airing on TV.

                • StillPaisleyCat@startrek.websiteOP
                  1·
                  1 year ago

                  Actually, the broadcast vs streaming rights might separate.

                  Bell Media has broadcast rights to SyFy and CW shows in Canada, but Crave hasn’t had the streaming licences.

                  If Paramount wants to put Star Trek on Paramount+ and PlutoTV in Canada, Bell Media might pass on a nonexclusive licence renewal for Crave while keeping the linear licences.

                  • Tired8281@startrek.website
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                    1 year ago

                    Is it still on Netflix? I lost access when they stopped password sharing but last I checked they had everything before Discovery.

        • StillPaisleyCat@startrek.websiteOP
          1·
          1 year ago

          It was a social media comment elsewhere. (From a user in one the Science Fiction communities here on Lemmy.)

          I agree it would be a major change in the relationship with Bell Media for Canada. That said, it didn’t seem likely that Crave could retain its exclusive licence indefinitely as Paramount+ Canada should also be running the shows eventually.

          We still have CTV Sci-fi Channel on Fibe, and still see all the classic shows in the forward 2 week schedule on Fibe. So I couldn’t validate.