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For the first time since frontman Keith Flint was found dead in 2019, The Prodigy are hitting the road. Bandmates Liam Howlett and Maxim Reality are celebrating the 25th anniversary of the seminal electronic album The Fat of the Land with a 10-date trek through the UK.

“WE CANT WAIT TO GET BACK ONSTAGE AND PLAY OUR TUNES FOR THE PEOPLE AGAIN,” The Prodigy wrote in a social media statement . “THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF ‘FAT OF THE LAND’ FELT LIKE THE RIGHT TIME FOR US TO STEP UP.” The band also hinted at new music, adding, “WE’LL BE DROPPIN TUNES FROM ALL OUR ALBUMS AND MAYBE SOME SHIT U HAVNT HEARD BEFORE.”

The statement ended with the words, “THIS ONE’S FOR FLINTY, NOW LETS FUKIN GO!!”

Nine out of the ten stops will be at Academy Music Group venues, so The Prodigy will play such diverse spots as O2 Academy Sheffield, 02 Academy Leeds, and other O2 Academies in Birmingham, City Hall Newcastle, Victoria Manchester, and Brixton in London. Just to mix things up, they’ll also play a single night in Liverpool’s Montford Hall. Check out the dates below. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 11th, and you can book your seat here .

The Prodigy 2022 Tour Dates: 07/08 — Sheffield, England @ O2 Academy Sheffield 07/09 — Sheffield, England @ O2 Academy Sheffield 07/14 — Liverpool, England @ Montford Hall 07/15 — Leeds, England @ O2 Academy Leeds 07/16 — Birmingham, England @ O2 Academy Birmingham 07/18 — Newcastle upon Tyne @ O2 City Hall Newcastle 07/19 — Manchester, England @ O2 Victoria Warehouse Manchester 07/21 — London, England @ O2 Academy Brixton 07/22 — London, England @ O2 Academy Brixton 07/23 — London, England @ O2 Academy Brixton

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The Prodigy unveil 2023 U.K. tour dates

The band will be visiting seven venues this november..

The Prodigy are going on tour again this fall. The band, made up of Maxim and Liam Howell, hit the road last year for the first since the death of their frontman, Keith Flint , in 2019. Now, they've announced seven dates across the U.K. for their forthcoming "Army Of The Ants" Tour.

"'Army Of The Ants' is a calling to The Prodigy Peoples," Liam Howell writes on The Prodigy's official Instagram . "We're coming back for you the only way we know, full attack mode, double barrel."

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The crew will be visiting major arenas in different cities across the country, including Glasgow OVO Hydro, Manchester AO Arena, and London Alexandra Palace. Tickets for the Army Of The Ants Tour will be available here on Friday, June 16, at 9:30 a.m.

The Prodigy 2023 tour dates

November 16 - Glasgow, UK - Glasgow OVO Hydro November 17 - Manchester, UK - Manchester AO Arena November 18 - Leeds, UK - Leeds First Direct Arena November 20 - Brighton, UK - Brighton Centre November 21 - Cardiff, UK - Cardiff Motorpoint Arena November 23 - Birmingham, UK - Birmingham Utilita Arena November 24 - London, UK - London Alexandra Palace

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The Prodigy Announce First Live Shows Since Keith Flint’s Death

Electro-rock outfit The Prodigy will be making their live return to the stage this July, having not performed since the death of singer Keith Flint in 2019.

The band announced their return via social media, revealing, "The Prodigy return to the stage to play a run of live dates in England during July this year, coinciding with the 25th anniversary of The Fat of the Land ."

"We can't wait to get back onstage and play our tunes for the people again," stated Liam Howlett and Maxim in a statement. "The 25th anniversary of Fat of the Land felt like the right time for us to step up. We'll be droppin' tunes from all our album and maybe some shut u haven't heard before."

They added, "This one's for Flinty ... Now let's fukin go!!"

The 10-date run will take place solely in the U.K., kicking off with two nights at Sheffield's O2 Academy on July 8 and 9 and wrapping with three nights at London's O2 Brixton Academy July 21-23.

Fan club pre-sales start at 9AM local time on Wednesday (March 9), with general public tickets going on sale this Friday (March 11) at 9AM local time. Head to the band's website for details.

The Prodigy got their start with 1992's Experience album, but exploded worldwide in 1997 with the aforementioned Fat of the Land album. The breakout release generated the hits "Firestarter," "Breathe" and "Smack My Bitch Up." They've released four more albums in the years since, most recently dropping No Tourists in 2018.

Though no official word has been released concerning a new album as of yet, the band did drop a teaser of new music last year.

The third anniversary of Keith Flint's death recently passed with the remaining members offering the message , "Its been 3 years … We miss u every single day brother, But we feel u always with and around us. Your Fire will never go out. Stay Punk brother. We live forever! LH & MAXIM x.

The Prodigy 2022 Tour Dates

July 8 – Sheffield @ O2 Academy July 9 – Sheffield @ O2 Academy July 14 – Liverpool @ Monford Hall July 15 – Leeds @ O2 Academy July 16 – Birmingham @ O2 Academy July 18 – Newcastle @ O2 City Hall July 19 – Manchester @ O2 Victoria Warehouse July 21 – London @ O2 Academy, Brixton July 22 – London @ O2 Academy, Brixton July 23 – London @ O2 Academy, Brixton

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Message from the band: TO ALL PRODIGY WARRIORS WE ARE HERE TO TELL YOU WE ARE COMING BACK TO ROCK IT LIVE IN 2023 , STAY TUNED IN HERE FOR FUTURE LIVE DATE ANNOUNCEMENTS, GET READY FOR THE NEW WAVE OF FIRE !!! MUCH RESPECT LH & MAXIM

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“One year has gone by since you left us, we miss you everyday man, your light blazes strong, You will always be here with us coz as you know – WE LIVE FOREVER ..! Stay Punk brother, Forever in our hearts” Liam and Maxim x

“Keith’s life force is not lost and it’s in each and everyone of you. Don’t let that fire go out. Through you, Keith lives forever.”

The saddest news ever. Keith Flint has been found dead at his home, aged 49. Nothing more to add. RIP Keith!

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The Prodigy live in Liverpool: a wall-shaking return fuelled by anarchy and love

Mountford Hall, Liverpool, July 14. Intensity and community defines the cult ravers' return to the stage in their first tour since the passing of their late frontman Keith Flint

“He’s always fucking here! He’s still fucking here! He hasn’t fucking left us!” thunders The Prodigy ‘s chest-pounding vocalist Maxim. The band have just delivered an instrumental version of ‘Firestarter’ inside Liverpool’s Mountford Hall to go alongside their late frontman Keith Flint ‘s indelible battle cry (“ I’m the trouble-starter, punkin’ instigator! ”) when, through the smoke, steam and strobing lasers, the unmistakable frontman’s silhouette, complete with neon-green hair prongs, takes centre stage once more.

Amid the euphoria, sweat and tears, we don’t need to be told that Flint’s spirit is here with us this evening: it’s felt through every pummelling bassline, every snarling guitar riff and every bit of love in the room. Though the opening sirens of The Prodigy’s definitive rave anthem threaten to reduce the 2300-capacity student hall to rubble, the 1996 track takes on a profound and alien poignancy in the face of pure anarchy. The message is clear: Flint’s anarchic flame is needed now more than ever, and, thankfully, his brothers Maxim and Liam Howlett are here to lash a love-felt jerry can of diesel on it.

When announcing their first tour since their frontman’s 2019 passing , the band cited the 25th anniversary of their seminal album ‘The Fat Of The Land’ as being the right time to do so, saying “we can’t wait to get back on-stage to play our tunes for the people again.” These words ring true tonight (July 14) as The Prodigy hit the stage to a carnival atmosphere in the sweltering venue, kicking off a hit-packed set with ‘Breathe’ – but not before their ringleader of mayhem, Maxim, soaks in the eruption of applause and adoration which marks their first return to the stage in four years.

“Yeah! We’re the fucking Prodigy, people,” Maxim beams to his tribe before tearing into their adrenaline-fuelled 2009 anthem ‘Omen’. An actual heatwave might be on the way, but the thermostat in the room has surely blown: the venue’s fire doors are flung open and the band oblige in lashing bottles of water across the crowd like Major League Baseball players.

A sense of community and togetherness pulses through the set which dips gleefully into every one of the band’s albums to date. The night never loses its relentless intensity: as Maxim departs, synth alchemist Howlett takes the spotlight as a reprise of ‘Warrior’s Dance’ bleeds into the gritty, thumping bass of ‘Voodoo People’. There’s also a sense of the surreal in the air witnessing the well-versed and bonafide festival headliners return to the university circuit, as if rolling back the years to their 90s breakthrough era as immediate champions of the rave scene.

As the set progresses, The Prodigy serve up reminder after reminder of why they’ve been at the forefront of the rave scene for three decades and counting. It’s as exhilarating as ever as the chugging, metal-indebted riffs of ‘Their Law’ cut through; its glitchy synths sending the steamy masses bouncing in unison. Elsewhere, ‘No Good’ pulses through into a cathartic 90s rave which segues into ‘Poison’ to which the crowd boom back: “ I got the pulsating rhythmical remedy .”

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Born party-starter Maxim, staring into the front few rows before drenching them with water, hails “all my hot and fucking sweaty people here tonight” as the band launch into their main set-closer ‘Smack My Bitch Up’, which gets one of the biggest responses of the night. Upon their return to the stage, chants of “Keith! Keith! Keith!” ripple around the venue as Howlett proudly holds aloft a Jolly Roger flag emblazoned with Flint’s iconic trim. They close on a flurry of ‘Take Me To The Hospital’ (its bass capable of setting off car alarms on The Albert Dock) and ‘Invaders Must Die’, which swells around the room with its warped vocal: “ We are The Prodigy! ”

The scuzzy, twisted synths of ‘We Live Forever’ then ring out as Maxim growls with fevered passion: “ We’re here, it’s now / We live forever / The time has come, we live forever. ” As the track fizzes out, the vocalist reminds the audience: “We Live Forever: understand those words!” A mass sing-along for ‘Out Of Space’ then closes a glorious night that’s seen a band navigate the most challenging and emotional circumstances to return to the top of their game.

Though tonight is all about looking back musically, it also says a lot about the next chapter of The Prodigy, who are as pummelling, relentless and devastating as ever. Uniting a misfit crowd of ravers and metalheads alike to celebrate life and legacy, their flame is burning brighter than ever. Not only are The Prodigy back, they’re here to reclaim their throne.

The Prodigy played:

‘Breathe’ ‘Omen’ ‘Wild Frontier’ ‘Light Up The Sky’ ‘Climbatize’ ‘Everybody In The Place’ ‘Voodoo People’ ‘Firestarter’ ‘Roadblox’ ‘Their Law’ ‘No Good’ ‘Poison’ ‘Get Your Fight On’ ‘Need Some1’ ‘Smack My Bitch Up’

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The Prodigy played their first show since Keith Flint died last night – here's what they played

The Prodigy’s first show without Keith Flint took place last night in Sheffield

The Prodigy played Sheffield’s 02 Academy on Friday July 8, and it was their first live performance since frontman Keith Flint passed away. 

Flint passed away on March 4, 2019 at the age of 49. It was confirmed by his bandmates in a statement that he died by suicide. 

The Prodigy’s Sheffield show last night was the opening date of a sold-out UK tour that will see them playing again in Sheffield tonight as well as shows in Liverpool, Leeds, Birmingham, Newcastle, Manchester and London. 

The touring line-up includes original members Maxim and Liam Howlett. “It’s been a long time fucking coming,” said Maxim on stage in Sheffield last night, before the band opened with Breathe , their hit single that went to Number One in the UK when it was released back in 1996. 

The packed setlist also included Voodoo People , Take Me To The Hospital, and Firestarter – that included a hologram outline of Keith Flint. Though the band previously hinted that they might drop new music on this tour, and also shared a snippet of new music on their social media last year, they didn't play any new songs last night. You can see the full setlist and the rest of the tour dates below.

Fans took to social media to share pictures and videos from the show, with many commenting that it was a fitting tribute to Flint. 

Great punk rock show from the Prodigy in Sheffield last night. Keith was missed but the rest of the guys really stepped up. pic.twitter.com/SeAzjvX3kM July 9, 2022

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So hyped last night at the emotional return of The Prodigy last night in Sheffield, the greatest dance act of all time raised the roof once more.30 years and still rippin shit up 🤘 pic.twitter.com/E5XLY8feKC July 9, 2022

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The Prodigy were class last night in Sheffield. Never had an out of body experience by a sub woofer before 😂One of the hottest gigs I’ve ever been to and a beautiful tribute to Keith. July 9, 2022

The Prodigy setlist, Sheffield 

Breathe Omen Wild Frontier Light Up the Sky Climbatize Everybody in the Place Voodoo People Champions of London Their Law Omen (Reprise) Firestarter Roadblox No Good (Start the Dance) Poison Get Your Fight On Need Some1 Smack My Bitch Up Encore: We Live Forever Take Me to the Hospital Invaders Must Die Out of Space

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Apart from the parking fee, ridiculously overpriced refreshments and food, lack of air con (the hook line and sinker for purchasing everything) the experience was everything we expected and more.

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It was a spectacular show, with insane lights. I loved the videos on he wallscreens and listening to the new material live! I'm not sure if it's the venue but the sound was not good. I couldn't enjoy any song. Moreover, although the lights were amazing, they made it hard for me to see the stage. My eyes were hurting. As for the band, I'd love to see them having a different act on stage for a change, they've been doing the same thing for years... I'd like to see them again but I'd probably choose another venue.

Absolutely amazing to see live would definitely recommend them to anyone!

I’ll be certainly be going to see them again when they tour next. Unbelievable show!

The best song for me was either fire or take me to the hospital cos they’re classics and my favourite songs by them so it was brilliant to see them perform those.

I’d personally recommend standing for it cos it was amazing to be in a proper moshpit and dancing around for the whole time so would recommend standing for sure.

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The Prodigy will go on as a duo who plan to “ignite, uplift and destroy”, just like they did before the death of vocalist Keith Flint .

Flint tragically passed away in March 2019 at 49 years old , just weeks after the band toured Australia and New Zealand. It wasn’t until August 2020 that multi-instrumentalist Liam Howlett confirmed the band would go on.

Now, after a run of successful tour dates that signified their return – last winter saw The Prodigy play their first gigs since Flint’s death – Howlett and Maxim  have announced further shows throughout the UK.

Dubbed the Army Of The Ants  tour, Howlett promises that Flint’s energy “will be felt in the music and through us on stage”.

The first gigs after Flint’s passing were “highly emotional and very special”, Howlett told NME , continuing, “Flinty will never leave us; he is embedded deep in the soul of this band and his energy will be felt in the music and through us onstage. That’s what I know and feel.”

Regarding the future of the industrial electronic music pioneers, Howlett vowed that The Prodigy won’t be going anywhere. “As for the future, The Prodigy is bigger than just the band: it stands for something, the people know this, we know this... even more after playing live again."

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The band’s return to the road could also lead to new music, with Howlett admitting that he’s at his most creative and energised after seeing thousands of enthusiastic faces in the audience.

"I’m energised by that and we are back in the studio writing new tunes," he continued. "The Prodigy will continue to ignite, uplift and destroy just as we always did.

“I think I finally realised that I can’t write new finished Prodigy music unless we are doing gigs and [are] out there submerged in it. The best time to write for me is after I come off stage – that’s when the clearest vision is. The sweat and people's faces are fresh in my mind, the feeling is present – know what I mean?

“So yeah, I’ve been in the studio writing loads of beats and pieces but now we are back on tour it’s easier to feel what is the strongest shit and smash that into new tunes. I always write Prodigy music with a strong vision of us playin’ it live onstage... nothing else comes into it.

“Keef always used to say, ‘In the studio the music is 2D, but when it hits the stage it becomes 3D. Playin’ it live brings it to fuckin’ life – and he was right.”

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• The Hageman brothers discuss their work on Star Trek: Prodigy , including the return of beloved characters and the naming of a character after Majel Barrett.
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Star Trek: Prodigy Season 2 has officially arrived on Netflix, and with it, the beloved animated series has delivered some of the best Star Trek storytelling in years . As we say later on in this interview, Season 2 is very much a love letter to the entire franchise, past and present. Prodigy has always been a perfectly crafted series that appeals to newcomers to the franchise and serves as a beautiful homecoming for longtime fans of the series. Season 2 picks up shortly after the close of Season 1, with Dal ( Brett Gray ), Jankom Pog ( Jason Mantzoukas ), Rok-Tahk ( Rylee Alazraqui ), Zero ( Angus Imrie ), and Murf ( Dee Bradley Baker ) adjusting to their new roles as official Starfleet cadets. Dal is also still reeling from the loss of Gwyn ( Ella Purnell ) as she embarks on her quest to prevent Solum’s future civil war.

Ahead of the premiere, I had the opportunity to chat with its creators, Dan and Kevin Hageman , for the fourth time, and this conversation was just as delightful as the rest. We discussed how they balanced all of the timelines that unravel in Season 2, how they turned a dork like Wesley Crusher ( Wil Wheaton ) into a time-traveling heartthrob , whether Dal and Gwyn still have a romantic future now that their roles have changed aboard the Protostar , the development of the new character Ma'jel, and what the status of Season 3 is now that Paramount+ has off-loaded the series to Netflix . Read on for the full transcript of our conversation below—which includes a minor update on the long-awaited Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark sequel .

COLLIDER: First and foremost, I have to congratulate you both on a fantastic season of television. I felt so many emotions watching seasons. I laughed, I cried. I felt all the things.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: Good, good, good. I'm so happy.

DAN HAGEMAN: It's so nice because these are the first reactions we're getting, so it's a fun day to talk to people.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: Yeah, you are the first.

I love that. The first episode had me crying, the last episode had me crying. As a Voyager fan and a Prodigy fan, it felt like a field day. Truly.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: Good! Thank you so much.

Star Trek: Prodigy

A group of young aliens escape captivity by commandeering a derelict Starfleet ship, the U.S.S. Protostar. As they navigate the galaxy, they must learn to work together and uncover the ship's secrets. The show blends adventure and discovery, appealing to both new viewers and longtime Star Trek fans.

How 'Star Trek: Prodigy' Turned Wesley Crusher Into Their Very Own Doctor Who

Right out of the gate, I want to know, how did you keep all of the timelines and the time travel straight? Does somebody have, like, a giant binder? Is there a board somewhere with red strings connecting everything together?

KEVIN HAGEMAN: Yes. At the end of Season 1, we were starting to put this stuff together because we knew if we ever did a Season 2, you had Gwyn going to current Solum, you had Chakotay in future Solum. So we, as a writers’ room, were drawing it out on the whiteboard. It was some ridiculous drawing. But thank god, we went to our doctor, Erin Macdonald, our science advisor, and she, as our theoretical physicist, took this and was like, “Yeah, this could work!” She did a much better drawing for us, like, “Yes! We can do this.” [Laughs]

So it's really applying actual science to the idea of multiple timelines and all of that essentially?

DAN HAGEMAN: I think it's our love, too, of all time travel stories where sometimes, when they get loosey-goosey with them, I don't necessarily buy that. But this was one where you've got a room full of Star Trek fans trying to figure out a time-travel season, so it was a lot of fun to dig into that and do it the best that we could.

I love how Wesley is essentially like a “Doctor Who” for the Star Trek Universe. It makes it so fun. Star Trek: Picard made me such a huge fan of Jack Crusher, and so the entire time that Wesley was bouncing around, I'm like, “Does he know about his brother?” When we do get that reveal towards the end, where he gets to meet his brother, it had me thinking, how on your side are you keeping things straight? I think Star Trek: Picard , the final season, was in development at the same time that Season 2 of Star Trek: Prodigy was in development. What are those conversations like behind the scenes, making sure that shows and development in tandem are on the same page with these kinds of story elements?

DAN HAGEMAN: We were in conversation with Terry [Matalas] and talking about it. We were trying to figure out how old Jack was at that time. We were trying to figure out where we were because we knew we wanted the wrap-up of Wesley to be with his mother. That was the thing, where it’d be kind of weird if she didn’t say, like, “Oh, you've got a brother there, Wesley.” So, luckily we were doing it at the right place at the right time, and it all worked out.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: Even the team on Picard heard that we were really gonna be using Wesley, and so they very graciously called up and said, “We were hoping to do a little cameo for him too. What are you guys doing with him?” So, we were in sync. And I'm really proud and so happy now that the world can see that we're bringing Wesley back. I think a lot of the other shows were maybe scared to touch Wesley because he became this character…

DAN HAGEMAN: Too powerful.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: No rules, all power. What do you do with this character? But we loved that challenge. We wanted to make it that he’s not just a super being, but, my gosh, it must be a lot going on in his head. It's probably a little damaging, and it's hard to keep it together. So, I love his character in this.

DAN HAGEMAN: We talked about his ending in TNG and how he just walks off the stage, and we're like, “He's gotta have a better ending. He's gotta have more.”

KEVIN HAGEMAN: Yeah, he deserves more.

DAN HAGEMAN: He’s Wesley Crusher. We can't treat him like this.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: He's like the original prodigy, so we need him in our show.

I love his character design. I was so impressed by how everything about him felt like I was actually watching Wil Wheaton on screen. I had to keep reminding myself, “This is animation. This isn't actually a flesh-and-bone being.” Can you talk a little bit about your decision for how the character would look and how he would dress? He's got more swagger than I've pictured Wesley having.

DAN HAGEMAN: We talked a little bit about a Doctor Who/Willy Wonka — some guy whose mind would be fritzed. And in playing into that scruffiness, he had to have a sweater. I mean, it starts with a sweater. I think even, like, the fabric of time, the tapestry, was inspired by his sweaters. I think we wanted the scene, too, that we never got to where Rok got one of his sweaters, and it fits her. [Laughs]

KEVIN HAGEMAN: If you remember, one of our writers, Jen Muro, she grew up with Next Gen . She had a poster of Crusher on her wall.

DAN HAGEMAN: She's friends with him now, too.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: Yeah, she's close friends with him now. But it was just like, “How do we make them a fun heartthrob?” But also, I love the Doctor Who of it all, how very discombobulated he is. He's really an unstable and almost trustworthy mentor to come into these kids’ lives. [Laughs]

DAN HAGEMAN: I need to ask because we have yet to see the audience's reaction because you guys are the first people to see it, but did it work? When did you know it was going to be Wesley?

I didn't at first! My mom and I were having a conversation where we were like, “Who is this entity that's talking to them?” And I think my mom was the one that was like, “Maybe it's Wesley,” and I was like, “I don't know, maybe it is.” Because, I mean, we had that tag in Picard that he's a traveler now, and I was hoping for it. Then the reveal just worked so well.

DAN HAGEMAN: Because his voice is recognizable with the entity ball thing.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: But he's so good when he steps out for that big reveal. Wil was a monster in the recording booth. I think he was so excited.

DAN HAGEMAN: A monster in a good way, Kevin.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: Oh, yeah! He was amazing . He was so excited to bring his character back, and he really loved what we were doing.

DAN HAGEMAN: And really to take it to a new place, too.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: Yeah, he loved it. He always elevated everything.

I love what Prodigy has been able to do with these characters that we love, like Wesley and Chakotay and Janeway. It’s like a complete second life in this series. It's been a lot of joy to experience it.

DAN HAGEMAN: It's like all love letters.

It is! That's such an overstated statement to make, like, “This is a love letter to something,” but it truly is!

DAN HAGEMAN: Yeah, Chakotay’s got a cowboy hat. He’s gruff.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: [Laughs] Oh, I love grizzled Chakotay.

Where Does Season 2 Leave Gwyn and Dal's Relationship?

Oh, I know. Oh, gosh, it was so good. Being me, I have to ask, as the number-one shipper of Gwyn and Dal, are they now doomed to the narrative that captains and number ones never actually get to commit to their excellent chemistry? I’m really curious about that.

DAN HAGEMAN: That was a big conversation with Kate [Mulgrew], too, in the relationship with Janeway and Chakotay. I guess it's a little different for Gwyn and Dal because they knew each other before they held their positions.

We just got something similar to that over in Picard with Seven and Raffi, so I was like, “Not another duo that I love so much being doomed to the captain/number one!” [Laughs]

KEVIN HAGEMAN: I wouldn't say doomed. If we ever get the chance to do a Season 3, you know, we want to grow up with these characters. It wouldn't be picking up the next day — we would love to have a year or two go by and let's start seeing them all growing up. And I think there's a wonderful conflict there between Dal and Gwyn. There are emotions, there is a past, and they are serving positions of leadership on this ship. What happens? I would love to dive into that.

Ultimately, Star Trek is a workplace story, and so many of the best relationships in television shows have come out of the workplace dynamics.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: I know. I hope people watch it. I hope there's a future.

I definitely hope for a Season 3. There was another dynamic that was introduced in Season 2 that I really loved. I loved everything with Z's journey through this season. I love that they got to experience touch and all of these things. I was noticing there's a little bit of a hint of a flirtation maybe between Z and Ma’jel. Was that something I should have been picking up on?

DAN HAGEMAN: Absolutely.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: Oh, absolutely. They have this great affinity toward each other.

DAN HAGEMAN: They can read each other’s minds. We just thought that was such an interesting connection. You would naturally gravitate towards someone who can read your mind. [Laughs]

KEVIN HAGEMAN: And , I'm sorry, they're teenagers! They're all teenage characters. Come on.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: We all know what it's like to be a teenager. [Laughs] I haven't forgotten yet.

I also wanted to talk about Ma’jel as a character. I love when series get the opportunity to name a character after somebody who is such a prominent and important figure in the history of a franchise. Can you both talk about the decision to name Ma'jel after Majel [Barrett]?

DAN HAGEMAN: I'm not sure who had the idea.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: I don't know who in the writers’ room — it wasn't us. It was someone else, but it just made so much sense. It was a great nod. It just sounded right, too, for her as a character. It was easy to say, too. It rolls off the lips. Sometimes you come up with names for Star Trek and it's really clunky.

DAN HAGEMAN: Like adding the apostrophe to the name Ma’jel. Michaela Dietz…

KEVIN HAGEMAN: Who's the voice actress for her. I mean, to try to get a voice actor, for her to try to tackle doing a Vulcan, like at least in live-action, you could have these beautiful subtleties. It's so hard in animation, especially in a TV show pipeline. So, her voice, how Vulcans speak, but to try to emote still, very subtly, in it, it's really a challenge, and she was just awesome. She knocked it out of the park for us.

What Is the Status of 'Star Trek: Prodigy' Season 3?

I know we've talked a little bit about Season 3 here, but what is the status of Season 3? What do fans need to do aside from watching to ensure that the most noise is out there that we need a Season 3? We need to see what happens on Mars! We need to see where this story is going.

DAN HAGEMAN: I think Season 3 is outside the sphere, much like the Federation outside Utopia Planitia, and outside the streaming wars. So, we'll see what happens. It feels like if the fans show up and there's an appetite there, I mean, Kevin and I have always dreamt of writing Season 3. Even if it's not something that comes soon, even later, I think tonally it translates itself to live-action. So, I could see something, like, 10 to 15 years down the road, after all the Trek fans finally get over, their fear of animation and check it out and start wanting it. It could be a possibility then, too.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: I always say we're so happy and relieved to have the Star Trek community embrace this show and see what it truly is. I think now, on Netflix, it's about reaching outside of that sphere, right? It's reaching kids who maybe all they know is growing up on Star Wars and getting them introduced to Star Trek .

It kills me that people don't give enough credit to animation because some of the best storytelling I've encountered in the last decade has come from animated series and animated movies.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: It's exactly the same as live-action. There's no difference when you're on the page.

For my final question as we wrap up, I wouldn't be me if I didn't ask about Scary Stories [ to Tell in the Dark ] 2 . How are things progressing with that? Are you getting any closer to it happening? I know with the strikes last year that definitely put a damper on a lot of projects, but where are we on that one?

DAN HAGEMAN: I don’t know. I think we’re in the dark.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: It’s stalled right now. We actually don't know. We wrote a draft, Guillermo [del Toro] had a story direction of where to take it…

DAN HAGEMAN: We can't go too much into it, Kevin.

KEVIN HAGEMAN: No, we can't go into it, but we wrote something, and that's the last we know. We know a lot of people liked it, but we also know that nothing's happening right now. [Laughs] We’re in the dark with you guys.

Star Trek: Prodigy is streaming now on Netflix.

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Prodigy Plot First U.S. Headlining Tour in 10 Years

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Seminal electronic outfit the Prodigy will embark on their first headlining tour of North America in 10 years this May.

The trek boasts a mix of festival sets and headlining solo shows, and starts May 3rd with an appearance at the Welcome to Rockville fest in Jacksonville, Florida. The Prodigy will perform solo shows in Dallas, New Orleans, Atlanta, Washington, D.C., Boston and New York City, while their festival itinerary includes stops at the Epicenter Festival in Rockingham, North Carolina and Open Air in Chicago, Illinois.

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Tickets for the Prodigy’s solo headlining shows will go on sale February 8th at 10 a.m. local time. Complete ticket information is available on the band’s website .

Last November the Prodigy released their seventh studio album, No Tourists , which marked their first since 2015’s The Day Is My Enemy . The album became the Prodigy’s seventh LP to hit Number One on the U.K. albums chart, making them the first electronic act to achieve such a feat previously attained by artists like Paul McCartney and Elton John.

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Why Star Trek: Prodigy Was Canceled & What Happens Next On Netflix

• Star Trek: Prodigy was canceled by Paramount+ but found new life on Netflix, where both seasons are now streaming.
• The animated show introduced a new generation to Star Trek and its characters, earning critical acclaim on Netflix.
• While a third season is uncertain, the creators are open to continuing the series or exploring a Star Trek animated movie.

Star Trek: Prodigy was unexpectedly canceled by Paramount+, but found new life on Netflix. On Friday, June 23, 2023, Paramount+ announced the cancelation of four shows: Star Trek: Prodigy, Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies, The Game , and Queen of the Universe . A Paramount+ spokesman said those series, "have completed their runs on Paramount + and will not be returning to the service. We want to extend our thanks to our tremendously talented cast and crew and our producing partners for their passionate work and dedication on these programs, and we wish them all the best on their future endeavors.”

Created by Kevin and Dan Hageman, Star Trek: Prodigy was the first Star Trek animated show aimed at younger viewers, and it can take immense pride in introducing a new generation to Star Trek and its lofty ideals. Prodigy featured the return of Kate Mulgrew as the iconic Admiral Kathryn Janeway , as well as a Hologram of Janeway. Prodigy's talented voice cast includes Brett Gray, Ella Purnell, Rylee Alazraqui, and Angus Imrie, along with Dee Bradley Baker, Jason Mantzoukas, Jimmi Simpson, Jameela Jamil, and John Noble. Prodigy was a joint venture of Paramount+/CBS Studios and Nickelodeon Studios.

Star Trek: Prodigy seasons 1 and 2 are now streaming on Netflix.

Star Trek: Prodigy Season 3 - Everything We Know

Netflix has the option to order Star Trek: Prodigy season 3. Here's what we know about the young Starfleet crew of the USS Protostar's return.

Star Trek: Prodigy Season 2 Is Now Streaming On Netflix

Prodigy season 2 sends the protostar kids on another twisty, high-stakes adventure..

After its sudden cancellation by Paramount+, Star Trek: Prodigy eventually found a new streaming home on Netflix. All 20 episodes of both seasons are available to stream, and there is no indication that they will disappear anytime soon. With its massive, global subscriber count, Netflix brought in new viewers for Star Trek: Prodigy season 1, and Prodigy season 2 landed in the Netflix top 10 in various countries around the world. Star Trek: Prodigy season 2 currently sits at 100% on Rotten Tomatoes (with 6 reviews), raising the question of whether the show will get a third season.

Following the adventures of Dal R'El (Brett Gray) and his misfit crew on the USS Protostar, Star Trek: Prodigy has something for everyone. The charming young characters and their adventures appeal to younger audiences, while the many connections and shout-outs to previous Star Trek series appeal to longtime fans. Not only does Prodigy serve as a good entry point to the Star Trek franchise, but it also looks beautiful and tells a compelling story on its own. Star Trek: Prodigy season 2 picks up where the first left off, with the Protostar kids accompanying Admiral Janeway on a dangerous mission to rescue Captain Chakotay (Robert Beltran).

In a surprising and welcome return as The Traveler, Wesley Crusher (Wil Wheaton) plays a major role in Star Trek: Prodigy season 2, helping the Protostar kids fix the timeline and restore the proper future.

Why Star Trek: Prodigy Was Canceled By Paramount Plus

Paramount+ canceled several shows and removed them from the platform..

Star Trek: Prodigy was canceled as part of Paramount+'s merger with Showtime in June 2023. To add insult to injury, Prodigy and the other canceled series were removed from Paramount+ entirely. Star Trek: Prodigy season 2 still completed its post-production in December 2023, but the new episodes did not stream on Paramount+. In spite of being a joint production with Nickelodeon, Star Trek: Prodigy season 2 did not air on Nickelodeon either. CBS Studios shopped Star Trek: Prodigy to other streaming services and found a new home for both seasons on Netflix.

On Twitter, Star Trek: Prodigy 's executive producers Kevin and Dan Hageman confirmed the news:

Executive producer Aaron J. Waltke also Tweeted to clarify that Star Trek: Prodigy will complete production of season 2:

According to Variety, the decision to cancel Star Trek: Prodigy was "data-driven, though Paramount did not share any specific data that highlighted why these shows are being canceled and removed." The move, however, reflects the deleterious changes across the streaming industry, as services like Max, Netflix, Disney+, and Hulu have deleted existing shows and content as cost-cutting measures and for tax write-offs. Months ago, Paramount+ purged other titles from its service such as Coyote, The Real World, and The Twilight Zone.

How Star Trek: Prodigy Landed On Netflix

Passionate fan support likely helped prodigy find a new home at netflix..

Star Trek: Prodigy found a home on Netflix thanks in large part to the show's fans, who launched a GoFundMe campaign that led to an airplane flying over the Netflix offices. Prodigy then became the first Star Trek series not streamed on Paramount+ since the television franchise was resurrected in 2017 with Star Trek: Discovery . ( Star Trek: Discovery came to an end on Paramount+ in May 2024.) In many ways, Netflix was the perfect home for Star Trek: Prodigy. Not only is Netflix the industry leading streaming service, but it also produces many great animated projects that do well on the platform.

Regarding Netflix's decision to pick up Star Trek: Prodigy, Kate Mulgrew said the following:

I've always held that the Star Trek fan base is among the strongest and most intelligent in the world. They have shown their collective passion, and were happy to be able to celebrate Prodigy once again."

When the release date for Star Trek: Prodigy season 2 was announced, Mulgrew took to social media to urge fans to watch the new season. On July 1st, Netflix released all 20 episodes of Star Trek: Prodigy season 2 on the same day, a first for any Star Trek show, and it remains to be seen how this strategy will affect the viewing numbers. With its stunning visuals and compelling storyline, Star Trek : Prodigy is not only excellent Star Trek , but also great television. Hopefully, new fans will discover the show on Netflix and realize that Dal and his friends have many more stories to tell.

Kate Mulgrew Urges Fans To Watch Star Trek: Prodigy Season 2, Hopes For More Seasons

With Star Trek: Prodigy season 2 premiering on Netflix on July 1st, Kate Mulgrew urges fans to watch so that Netflix orders more seasons.

Will There Be A Star Trek: Prodigy Season 3?

The door remains open for prodigy season 3 or a prodigy film..

Although Star Trek: Prodigy season 2 has received widespread praise from fans and critics, the show's future remains unknown. There is a very real possibility that Netflix could decide they want more Prodigy, which could come in the form of another season or Star Trek's first animated movie . Star Trek: Prodigy creators Kevin and Dan Hageman have expressed their interest in continuing the series and suggested they have ideas for more adventures with the young heroes of the USS Protostar.

Whether or not Star Trek: Prodigy gets season 3, season 2 completes the saga that began with the series premiere.

Although Star Trek: Prodigy's season 2 finale leaves the door open for more adventures with Dal R'El and his friends, it also serves as a nice send-off, leaving the viewer to imagine the characters' futures. Still, Prodigy introduced some wonderful new characters to the Trek universe, and it would be a shame for their stories to be over. Time will tell whether audiences will ever see more Star Trek: Prodigy, but for now, both seasons will remain available to stream on Netflix.

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MJF On Why He Wants To Be A Free Agent In 2024

MJF spoke with Kevin Clancy of Barstool Sports on KFC Radio this week about a bunch of topics. He revealed what makes him special , which insider wrestler term he finds phony , why he’s the most exciting thing in wrestling since the Attitude Era, and now why he wants to be a free agent in 2024.

“I do want to be a free agent in 2024. So again, I’m going to wait until January 1st, 2024 because I am an intelligent businessman. I do foresee myself winning that AEW World Title and what happens if my contract goes up and I have that championship? If I’m Tony Khan, I’m probably going to have to pay this guy a lot of money. I concern myself where the money is at. I’ll go to a new company, with a new founder that no one has ever heard of if they’re willing to pay me the most amount of money. I do genuinely think that I’m a prodigy, and I say that humbly. There’s probably no one in the wrestling world that knows more or has a better IQ than me.”

MJF also revealed what the most important thing to him in the wrestling business is.

“The most important thing to me is money and if I can make an absurd amount of money without having to be stressed out of my mind. The only person you should worry about is yourself and if anyone tells you otherwise they are out of their minds.”

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Call it cockiness or confidence: Amateur Luke Clanton is vibing at John Deere Classic

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What’s next for amateur Luke Clanton after playing his way into PGA TOUR contention for a second straight week at the John Deere Classic?

“Go out and play some more golf,” the 20-year-old Floridian said after a 4-under round of 67 on Friday lifted him to 12-under for the tournament, tied for third at the close of the morning draw. “Simple as that.”

Actually, it’s not quite that simple for Clanton, who equivocated Friday about his future after insisting earlier in the week he is resolute on returning to Florida State as a junior come fall to chase an NCAA National Championship.

Asked if that still will be the plan should he find himself holding the John Deere trophy come Sunday, Clanton’s answer was telling.

“We’ll see,” he said.

“We have two more days of golf,” he said. “We’ve got to do that first.”

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His tie for 10th at last week’s Rocket Mortgage Classic follows a solid U.S. Open performance, where he was one of two amateurs to advance to the weekend and finished tied for 41st .

“Not really,” he said when asked if he has been surprised by his summer success. “I don't want to sound cocky or boastful at all, but we've trained to do what we're doing here. Honestly, college golf is tough. It prepares us for these kind of moments and these kind of golf courses, and now that I'm in contention for the second week in a row, it's pretty sweet.

“I know where I'm at and what to do now. I had a lot of learning last week, and I'm excited.”

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Clanton showed the inner fortitude of TOUR veteran on Friday by closing with birdies on his final two holes after a messy double bogey at No. 6, his 16th hole of the day after starting on the backside.

No. 6 is where Clanton scored his only bogey in an 8-under opening round of 63 on Thursday, and a loose tee shot Friday spelled trouble again.

His reaction?

“Yeah, just whatever,” he said. “I hit a crappy 2-iron, and it was just an unfortunate break to be by a tree. I tried to pull off a Tiger shot and didn’t do it.

“Yeah, it was just fun,” he added of the resulting double. “It was a blast honestly. I mean, we hadn't really made a mistake all week, and made one tiny mistake and made double. I knew it was all right. Going to make birdie, birdie, no matter what.”

You knew you were going to make birdie, birdie?

“I knew I was going to make birdie, birdie,” he said.

OK. Now you're sounding cocky, he was told.

“I knew it,” he said, calm and a bit bemused. “I knew. After I got that double, I said to myself, ‘We ain't finishing at 10-under; we're going to finish at 12.’”

Call it cockiness or call it confidence, but Clanton sure seems to have what it takes come Sunday to be the 24th first-time TOUR winner in the 54-year history of the John Deere.

He could join major champions Payne Stewart, David Toms, Brian Harman and Bryson DeChambeau in that club and also become youngest Quad Cities champion since three-time major winner Jordan Spieth prevailed in 2013, just weeks shy of his 20th birthday.

Interestingly, Clanton and caddie Jason Wiertel have a story similar to that of Spieth and his bag man, Michael Greller. They first teamed up in 2022 at Pinehurst, where Clanton was on the practice tee preparing for the North & South Men’s Amateur Championship.

Like Greller, Wiertel is a teacher who caddies during the summer, and he was on the Pinehurst practice tee with his young daughter, Lucy, when they spied Clanton practicing.

“She’s a little grinder,” Wiertel said. “Luke took one swing, and she walked over and said, ‘Hey, how far do you hit your pitching wedge?’ I asked if he had a caddie. He won the damn thing, and we just kind of stayed in touch.”

When told that story has a Spieth-Greller vibe, Clanton responded: “Yeah, you could call it that. But I call it the ‘Clanton-Wiertel’ vibe.”

Call it cocky, or call it confident, but Luke Clanton is vibing in a very promising direction.

Simple as that.

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When Star Trek: Prodigy Takes Place In Star Trek’s Timeline

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Warning: This Article Contains SPOILERS for Star Trek: Prodigy Season 2

• Star Trek: Prodigy season 3's possibility depends on Netflix viewership numbers and social media chatter.
• Production for season 3 could take up to two years, with potential alternatives like a shorter season or an animated movie on the table.
• Star Trek: Prodigy season 2's ending sets up a new USS Protostar mission, with a returning cast and potential appearances from legacy Star Trek characters.

Netflix has the option to order Star Trek: Prodigy season 3, but will the USS Protostar warp back into action once again? Created by Kevin and Dan Hageman, Star Trek: Prodigy season 2 goes bigger than season 1, with epic time travel, huge surprise characters, and it ends with a new mission of the young Starfleet heroes aboard the USS Protostar. Star Trek: Prodigy season 3 is teed up, but will it happen?

Star Trek: Prodigy season 2 was a cosmic adventure through time and space that touched upon the breadth of the Star Trek universe, and even addressed how Star Trek 's multiverse works . Admiral Kathryn Janeway's (Kate Mulgrew) mission to rescue Captain Chakotay (Robert Beltran) aboard the USS Voyager-A saw the wannabe Starfleet cadets led by Dal R'El (Brett Gray) and Gwyndala (Ella Purnell) save the universe once again - this time from the combined threat of Asencia (Jameela Jamil) and a new reality-destroying enemy called the Loom. After 40 amazing episodes of Star Trek: Prodigy, of course, fans want season 3.

Star Trek: Prodigy has numerous connections to Star Trek: Voyager, but when do the adventures of the USS Protostar occur in Star Trek's timeline?

Will Netflix Order Star Trek: Prodigy Season 3?

Prodigy needs high viewership numbers and social media chatter.

Netflix ordering Star Trek: Prodigy season 3 is dependent on the following huge factors: how many millions of minutes Star Trek: Prodigy season 2 is streamed, how much season 2 is binge-watched, especially in the first week and first 30 days, and the amount of social media posts about Star Trek: Prodigy . This is why Kate Mulgrew urged Star Trek: Prodigy fans to binge, watch, and post about season 2 in droves to #SetACourseForSeason 3.

Star Trek: Prodigy executive producers Kevin and Dan Hageman told Screen Rant that there are also other options on the table to continue the series besides a full 20-episode season 3 order. Netflix could ask for a shorter Star Trek: Prodigy season 3. Or Star Trek: Prodigy could return as an animated movie. However, all of this is dependent on Star Trek: Prodigy season 2's numbers being so undeniable that a season 3 order from Netflix is warranted.

How Long Is The Wait For Star Trek: Prodigy Season 3?

Star trek: prodigy season 3 wouldn't be produced quickly.

Star Trek: Prodigy 's offices closed after production of season 2's episodes was completed in December 2023. Given how long it takes to write 20 episodes of Star Trek: Prodigy and the painstaking CGI animation required for the series, it takes roughly two years to complete a season of Star Trek: Prodigy. Realistically, even if Netflix ordered Star Trek: Prodigy season 3 this year, it's likely the new episodes wouldn't arrive on Netflix until 2026.

2026 is the 6th anniversary of Star Trek , and Star Trek: Prodigy season 3 would be a great way to mark the milestone.

However, Kevin and Dan Hageman are eager to get back to work making new Star Trek: Prodigy if Netflix wants it , although it's possible not everyone in the creative or production team might be able to return. However, if Netflix ordered something else besides Star Trek: Prodigy season 3, like an animated movie, production turnaround might be faster to premiere new Star Trek: Prodigy on Netflix.

Star Trek: Prodigy Season 3 Cast & Story Reveals

Prodigy season 2 set up a new uss protostar mission.

Given how Star Trek: Prodigy season 2's ending set up season 3, the entire crew of the new USS Protostar is set to return. This includes Brett Gray's Dal R'El, Ella Purnell's Gwyn, Maj'el (Michaela Dietz), the new Vulcan addition to the crew, and, of course, Hologram Janeway/Admiral Janeway. It's also possible Robert Beltran would reprise Captain Chakotay and Robert Picardo could come back as The Doctor. There's also no telling what new or legacy Star Trek characters could appear in Star Trek: Prodigy season 3.

Star Trek: Prodigy season 2's ending ties into the emotional prelude to Star Trek: Picard season 1, the Star Trek: Short Treks episode "Children of Men". Following the Attack on Mars by rogue synthetics, Admiral Janeway assigned her heroic young proteges command of the new USS Protostar, with a new mission to bring Starfleet's message of hope and unity to the farthest reaches of the United Federation of Planets. It's an irresistable setup that begs for Star Trek: Prodigy season 3 to happen.

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