Nickelodeon (channel)

Nickelodeon is a pay television channel that was established in 1977 by the Warner Cable division of Warner Communications, with the preadolescent youth as its primary target audience. It is currently owned by Paramount Global, after its predecessor purchased the channel in 1984 as part of a $685 million deal.
Leonard Nimoy hosted the Nickelodeon series Standby… Lights! Camera! Action!, which looked behind the scenes of movie production when it aired from October 1982 to sometime in 1987.
The network reran from November 1985 to March 1990. Don LaFontaine provided the narration of the animated Trek commercials.
Over the years, several Star Trek performers have provided their voice talents for Nickelodeon's (animated) productions; Michael Dorn voiced the Aaaah!!! Real Monster Borl and Danny Phantom's jousting enemy Fright Knight; Patrick Stewart voiced Jimmy Neutron's yolkian enemy King Goobot V; George Takei, Rene Auberjonois, Ron Perlman, and Jason Isaacs voiced characters on Avatar: The Last Airbender.
In February 2019, it was announced that Nickelodeon had entered into talks to air the new series , and that writers and executive producers Kevin and Dan Hageman had boarded the project. On , it was revealed that the show would indeed air on Nickelodeon in 2021 after its debut on streaming service Paramount+. The premiere episode did air on the channel on 17 December 2021, but on that occasion it was an one-time-only affair. It was eventually announced that the first ten episodes (parts 1 and 2) were belatedly to be aired on its regular and usual repetitive basis by the channel in the home market one year later, starting on . 
The show however, did premiere on some foreign Nickelodeon subsidiaries where Paramount+ had not (yet) been available. One such market concerned the Netherlands and Flanders, where the in the Dutch language dubbed version of the show debuted on for an one-time run on the local Nickelodeon Benelux channel (launched on 23 February 2002), albeit the first ten episodes (parts 1 and 2) only. Repetitive regular airing of the entire first season started on in support of the local Paramount+ encompassing streaming service SkyShowtime which had been launched in the country six days earlier, and where Prodigy was included in its startup content catalog.
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