How to watch Star Trek: Prodigy season two since it's not on Paramount+

Star Trek Prodigy Is No Longer On Paramount Plus
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The whole point of Paramount+ was that it was to be the place to watch all the “Star Trek”. 

Sure, they’ve got other shows and movies, but come on… it’s the “Star Trek” streaming service. So when Paramount announced that it was not only cancelling the excellent “Star Trek: Prodigy”, but also removing the existing season from Paramount+, we were understandably annoyed.

Mercifully, “Star Trek: Prodigy” managed to find a new home out there amongst the stars thanks to timely intervention of Netflix, which not only offered to be the home of the existing season of the show, but also funded the recent season two release too. It’s almost enough to make us forgive you for all the price hikes and you shutting down password sharing Netflix… almost.

Paramount Plus is still the home for everything else in the Star Trek universe, you will now have to look elsewhere to stream Prodigy. We do have a Star Trek streaming guide that's worth checking out if you want to watch the Star Trek movies in order or enjoy the purple patch of TV shows we're currently in, including "Picard," "Strange New Worlds" and "Lower Decks." as well as the upcoming “Star Trek: Starfleet Academy” and “Section 31”. 

How to watch Star Trek: Prodigy online in the US?

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Both seasons of “Star Trek: Prodigy” are available to stream on Netflix

You can also buy or rent both season one and two (as well as individual episodes) on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV

How to watch Star Trek: Prodigy online in the UK?

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For once we don’t need to figure out two sets of instructions for either side of the pond. 

Both seasons of “Star Trek: Prodigy” are available to stream on Netflix in the UK. and you can buy or rent seasons one and two (as well as individual episodes) on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV

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Ian Stokes

Ian is a full-on sci-fi entertainment and tech nerd. This means he covers everything from Star Wars and the MCU through to VR headsets and Lego sets. With a degree in biology, a PhD in chemistry, and his previous role at Institute of Physics Publishing, Ian is taking a world tour through the different scientific disciplines.

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