It’s been a month since Star Trek: Prodigy was cancelled and removed from the Paramount+ streaming service, but it will only be a short while until the second half the show’s first season will be back in viewers’ hands!
While preorder links at some retailers have been online for a few weeks, today Paramount Home Entertainment officially announced that Star Trek: Prodigy – Season 1 (Volume 2) will hit retailers on September 26 and include the second ten episode of the animated series’ season on two Blu-ray discs.
The set includes episodes “Asylum,” “Let Sleeping Borg Lie,” “All the World’s a Stage,” “Crossroads,” “Masquerade,” “Preludes,” “Ghost in the Machine,” “Mindwalk,” and the two-part “Supernova” season finale.
The set will also include three new “in-depth bonus features with more than 45 minutes of content, revealing how Star Trek heritage shapes Prodigy’s characters, story, and setting.”
The Odyssey of Prodigy
A review of the second half of the season with the director, producers and cast
Producing Prodigy: The Planets
Creating the different worlds of Prodigy and how the design, music, writing and show elements come together to create environments essential to the story.
Producing Prodigy: The Ships
Evolution of ship design in Star Trek and how its rich heritage influences the design of the U.S.S. Protostar and the Borg ship
As with the first Prodigy Blu-ray release earlier this year, the set’s initial run will also include four limited-edition art carts, this time featuring the Diviner, Jankom Pog, Murf, and Zero.
For those of you outside the United States, a complete first-season Blu-ray set will be coming to the UK on September 25, and to Germany on October 5!
In addition, the entire 20-episode first season is now available for digital purchase on Amazon’s Prime Video service — as well as through iTunes — for those of you who aren’t archiving the series on physical disc.
While there’s still no word about if or when Star Trek: Prodigy will return to a streaming platform — if the series has found a new home for its first and yet-unaired second season — but at least it’s a relief to know the stories already shared with fans won’t be out of reach forever.
As always, you can look forward to our review of this Blu-ray release once it arrives this September — in the meantime, you can preorder the second Star Trek: Prodigy collection through Amazon, or at another retailer of your choice.
Keep checking back to TrekCore for the latest in Star Trek: Prodigy news as it breaks!