PRO Season 1

The first season of debuted on on streaming service Paramount+ in weekly installments, with two multi-month hiatuses. The series premiere was first broadcast by (for whom the show had been commissioned) on . 
On , the series as a whole started its broadcast run on Nickelodeon in its home market. The series had debuted earlier in several overseas markets on local subsidiaries, particularly in those markets which were at the time not yet being served by Paramount+ or one of its derivatives.
== Episodes ==
== Summary ==
In 2383, on the Tars Lamora prison colony located in the Delta Quadrant, The Unwanted mine for chimerium. One young prisoner named Dal R'El seeks a means to escape, and in the process discovers an abandoned Federation starship, the , along with Brikar prisoner Rok-Tahk. Together with the Medusan Zero, the Tellarite Jankom Pog, the Mellanoid slime worm Murf, and Gwyndala, daughter of Tars Lamora's overseer The Diviner, the six young outcasts commandeer the ship and use it to escape. Now having to figure out how to work together while navigating a greater galaxy, in search of a better future, they are helped by , a holographic training advisor modeled after Starfleet Captain Kathryn Janeway. Over the course of their adventures together, the crew are each introduced to Starfleet and the ideals it represents as they encounter strange new life and civilizations.
== Background information ==
*A series of "Star Trek Logs" began being released on throughout the second half of the season. These short videos consist of in-universe personal log recordings from Kathryn Janeway, posted after each new episode. 
* Prodigys first season was used by the as the stopgap measure to ensure an uninterrupted and continuous weekly supply of new Star Trek television productions from November 2021 onward until the end of 2022. This was achieved by breaking up the season in several parts, and using each of them to bridge a production gap between the other Kurtzman-era productions. 2022 therefore became the first year that has featured a new Star Trek (television) production every week and the first (and only) time the franchise had managed that feat in the context of their "Star Trek Universe" all-under-one-roof franchise concept, instituted a year earlier.
* Some of Prodigys animation was done by the Bangalore, India-based studio Micros Animation, nominated in 2023 for an Indian Ann Award for their work on the first season. 
==Reception==
===Awards===
On , Prodigys first season was nominated by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in the first annual (a Daytime Emmy Awards spin-off) for an Emmy Award in two categories, including one of its most coveted categories: "Outstanding Animated Series". An additional sound category nomination followed on . Coincidentally, was also nominated in the inaugural nominee lineup in corresponding categories of the then-new Daytime Emmy Awards in 1974, winning the latter one on 11 December 2022. 
The first season of Star Trek: Prodigy also won in a three-way-tie at the 2024 inaugural Gold Collision Award. 
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Award 	Category 	Nominees 	Result
Ann Awards 	Best Animated Series 	Mikros Animation 	nominated
Ann Awards 	Best Animator 	Rakshith A (animator) 	won
Collision Award (Gold) 	Television Series-Kids & Family 	Paramount+/CBS Studios 	won
Children's and Family Emmy Awards 	Individual Achievement in Animation 	Allessandro Taini (Production Designer) 	won
Children's and Family Emmy Awards 	Outstanding Animated Series 	Aaron Baiers, Kevin Hageman, Dan Hageman, Katie Krentz, Alex Kurtzman, Rod Roddenberry, Trevor Roth, Ben Hibon, Patrick Krebs, MacGregor Middleton, Robyn Johnson, Julie Benson, Shawna Benson, Chad Quandt, Aaron Waltke, Tanya Melendez, Heather Kadin and Jennifer Gay (all producers) 	nominated
Children's and Family Emmy Awards 	Sound Mixing and Sound Editing For An Animated Program (for Part 3)	Otis Van Osten, Josh Eckberg, Brittany Ellis, Matt Klimek, Ron Salaises, Michael Wessner, Aran Tanchum, Vincent Guisetti, Tommy Sarioglou, and Nami Melumad 	nominated
TCA Award 	Outstanding Achievement in Family Programming 	Dan Hageman (executive producer), Kevin Hageman (executive producer), Ben Hibon (co-executive producer), Patrick Krebs (supervising producer), MacGregor Middleton (producer), Aaron Waltke (co-producer), Julie Benson (co-producer), Shawna Benson (co-producer), Chad Quandt (co-producer), and Jennifer Gay (producer)	nominated
Tell-Tale TV Awards 	Favorite Animated Series 	Paramount+ 	won
== Credits ==
=== Crew ===
== See also ==
* PRO Season 1 performers
* PRO Season 1, Volume 1 DVD
* PRO Season 1, Volume 2 DVD
* PRO Season 1 DVD
* PRO Season 1, Volume 1 Blu-ray
* PRO Season 1, Volume 2 Blu-ray
* PRO Season 1 Blu-ray
==External links==
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