The Star Trek landscape on Paramount+ has changed quite a bit this year. Star Trek: Picard ended its three-season run back in April, and a month beforehand, it was announced that Star Trek: Discovery will end next year with its fifth season. But perhaps the most surprising news came in June, when Star Trek: Prodigy was not only canceled, but removed from the platform. Fortunately, Prodigy Season 2 will eventually be shown to the public, and as the upcoming Trek show looks for a new streaming home, fans took to the skies to show their support for it.
Two months after Paramount+ subscribers lost the ability to stream the released 20 Prodigy episodes, work is still underway for another streaming service to house the other complete 20 episodes. To help out with this, a group of fans paid for a banner to be flown over the headquarters of companies like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon to raise awareness The banner displayed the hashtag #SaveStarTrekProdigy, which you can see below, along with Prodigy creators Dan and Kevin Hageman sharing their gratitude on Twitter for this effort:
