Prodigy's return makes too much sense to ignore
I hope that Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison taps into his business acumen and realizes reviving Star Trek: Prodigy, either with a third season or as a movie, simply makes too much sense. Prodigy's return is a way to not only appease Trekkies but also make a profit for the newly merged corporation — and a tidy one, at that.
Rather than simply more streaming episodes, just imagine a feature film reunion on the big screen exploring the adventures of the USS Prodigy crew and Hologram Janeway. There's box office boffo just waiting to be had, and, as Mr. Spock once said, "Flawlessly logical." Yeah, it's that logical of a decision to bring Prodigy back, Paramount: no risk, all reward.
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Live long and prosper, Trekkies!