In recent times, Paramount Plus has been the place to stream all the "Star Trek" content you could want, with all the shows and movies in one place. However, As of June 26 2023, "Star Trek: Prodigy" has been pulled from the platform.
Fear not though, if you're wondering how to watch Star Trek: Prodigy online, you still have options. Naturally, the decision to pull the show came as a shock, especially as it was given the green light for a second season and season one was received positively. While 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."
However, in the guide below, you'll find out the best way to watch Star Trek: Prodigy depending on where you're based. If you want even more Star Trek content you can also check out our Star Trek Gifts guide but, for where to watch Star Trek: Prodigy, read on below.
How to watch Star Trek: Prodigy in the US
In order to stream Star Trek: Prodigy, you used to need a Paramount Plus subscription. However, those days are behind us. Following the show's sudden exit from the streaming platform, if you're based in the US, you will have to purchase season one from Amazon Prime Video. Other options also include Apple TV, Vudu and Google Play, but you may not be able to purchase the full season on all of them.
How to watch Star Trek: Prodigy in the UK
It's a similar story if you're a Trekkie from the UK, Paramount Plus has been only been available in the UK for a short period of time, but now that Star Trek: Prodigy has been erased from the platform, you can't stream it there anymore. Amazon UK or the Sky Store are the best places to purchase season one now. Other options also include Apple TV, Youtube TV and Google Play.
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