Saddest Star Trek: Prodigy Moment #StarTrek #StarTrekProdigy #SAVEDStarTrekProdigy

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[benjackson]

Holo-Janeway's sacrifice is one for me. Another is when you think about Rok-tahk at the end of time amok. How long did a young kid spend all alone, in order to learn all the science and engineering to fix not only holo-janeway, but the ship as well

[michaeltortorice]

The Diviner picking the ship over Gwyn - that was a deep answer.

[GSBarlev]

I'm with Ellie. Both as a son and a father, that moment was worse than a gut-punch. I'm not mad at all that they gave The Diviner a redemption arc.

[bobbitsholiday]

Rok alone was the most painful. I cry every time i watch that episode.

[starshiptempest]

I know it's a bit off-topic, but I was the *only* person in a Prodigy uniform at the D*Con Trek Photo shoot, so I'm just thrilled every time I see someone else wearing one!

[danteanise]

Hologram Jayway's death was very sad but when Gwen's father was going to let her die, that was wrose. While not a surprise, it not only broke my heart but angered me so much that it took away from his sacrifice to finally save her.
I just finished this amazing show (I love a Star Trek show that actually acknowledges Star Trek's history instead of trying to ignore and change it - the Discover universe's Enterprise for example). I find it sad that animated shows, a comedy and a children's show are more true to Star Trek than the new live action ones.

[oddish]

I'm with Ellie. The loss of Holo Janeway hurts. 😔

[NineWorldsFromDrew]

For me personally, the death of Hologram Janeway is the most heartbreaking of all deaths in Trek. As far as I’m concerned, it even beats Spock!

[yseson_]

Thr genetic engineering thing is oddly specific

[Wercik]

Why does only 2 people contribute to this? Oh, cause you're prolly the only 2 who watched this show...