Season one of Star Trek: Prodigy was hard to beat. Season two was some of the best Star Trek, full stop — a breathtaking time ...

Meanwhile, if Netflix renews Star Trek: Prodigy for season 3, it would be a chance to not only bring back Wesley Crusher as the Traveler but also reintroduce Jake Sisko, who Cirroc Lofton could voice.

Wheaton reprised his role as Wesley on Prodigy too, but he’s also keen to see a full Crusher family team-up in some future iteration of Trek, be it in the proposed Picard spin-off Star Trek ...

Wesley is the son of Dr. Beverly Crusher, chief medical officer of the USS Enterprise-D, and Jack, her late husband. Jack was Jean-Luc Picard's best friend at Starfleet Academy, and they served ...

Wesley faced criticism from Star Trek fans, with some branding his boy genius character, who was actively disliked byJean-Luc Picard, “the most despised character” in the franchise’s history.

Wesley Crusher appeared on the latest episode of Netflix animated series Star Trek: Prodigy (Picture: Netflix) ‘It felt so unfair that people who had never met me were so cruel and hateful ...

Joyfully, Star Trek: Prodigy season 2 topped any Picard cameo. Wesley Crusher recruited Kore Soong (Isa Briones) to become one of the Travelers in Star Trek: Picard season 2's finale.

Star Trek: Prodigy Season 2 is streaming on Netflix, and it's the best serialized Trek story we've seen in franchise history. One of the reasons why is how well it intertwined itself into other shows, ...

Given that Wil Wheaton returned as Wesley Crusher in Picard Season 2 before the second half of Prodigy Season 1 ever aired, one might assume the co-creators took inspiration from the cameo to make ...

By late 1986/early 1987, Robert Justman and team had already sketched out the relationship between Wesley and Picard, including the fact that father Jack Crusher had been killed under Picard's ...

Wesley Crusher (Wil Wheaton) says goodbye to his mother, Beverly Crusher (Gates McFadden), and Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart) in the TNG episode, “Journey’s End.” In Picard Season 2, we ...