10 Worst Star Trek Moments In 2025

Another year, another loss, and Star Trek: Prodigy is about to vanish once again from streaming services. This time it's Netflix is giving it up, removing it from their streaming service on December 31st 2025. This means that Prodigy will be solely available on physical media, making it the only iteration of Star Trek not available to stream.

This is another blow to a show that has suffered so many setbacks in its short lifespan. Its initial release was marred by a confusing message about where and who it was for. Though the show was anything but, it never truly lost the Nickelodean-shaped millstone around its neck. To this day, people still refer to it as 'the kids' show,' despite it being accessible to all.

The news that it is now leaving streaming seems to be another nail in the coffin for a third season, which is beyond shameful. Prodigy did something important for the universe, which was to offer an entry point for newcomers without speaking down to them. While Star Trek: Scouts has its 'kids' show' moniker on its sleeves, it is aimed at pre-schoolers. Prodigy was for everyone, successfully blending legacy Trek with new ideas and new civilisations. 

If this is the end of the road for this animated series, it will still have delivered two of the strongest seasons in Trek's long history, both of which are available to purchase. If that is the only way they can now be seen, then we implore you to pick them up. You won't regret it.