Sure, they don’t know the place the gravity controls or weapons buttons are, however it is an experimental starship, in spite of everything.

As a part of this yr’s Star Trek Day celebrations, ViacomCBS revealed a brand new have a look at Star Trek: Prodigy, the kid-focused animated sequence that whisks viewers again to the Delta Quadrant for an journey with younger, alien heroes. Joining them as they take the deserted Starfleet experimental ship U.S.S. Protostar is none aside from Voyager icon Kate Mulgrew, reprising her function as Captain Kathryn Janeway with a twist: she’s really the Protostar’s Command Training Hologram and sees the potential on this motley crew to do some boldly going of their very own.

The sequence follows younger mates Dal (Brett Gray), Rok-Tahk (Rylee Alazraqui), Murf (Dee Bradley Baker), Zero (Angus Imrie), and Jankom Pog (Jason Mantzoukas) as they escape a lifetime of servitude underneath the villainous “Diviner” (performed by John Noble), who has his eyes on the Protostar. Dragging unwilling companion Gwym (Ella Purnell)—who has ties to the Diviner’s plans for the Starfleet ship—with them on their journey, the brand new crew will get able to see the Delta Quadrant with contemporary eyes as they escape the Diviner’s grasp and the specter of his robotic agent, Drednok, voiced by Jimmi Simpson. There’s even a glimpse of acquainted species just like the Kazon within the trailer!

Good thing Starfleet already has a captain greater than acquainted with the Delta Quadrant to assist these unruly kiddos out, whether or not she’s holographic or in any other case! At least they ultimately determine the right way to arm the weapons methods… Star Trek: Prodigy will hit Paramount+ on October 28. After its run there it is going to ultimately air on its authentic deliberate house of Nickelodeon.

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