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Prodigy - Season 1
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Documentary series profiles young athletes who are on the brink of becoming the next superstars in their respective sports.
Actors:
Megan Rapinoe, Tyler Adams, Matthew Boling, Korey Foreman, Red Gerard, Jalyn Green, Chantel Navarro, ShaCarri Richardson, Regan Smith, Cole Capps
Director:
Rand Getlin, Lukas Korver
Country:
United States
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IGN Movies
May 13, 2020 Prodigy is an engaging bite-sized sports docuseries that highlights some of the best athletes in the world.
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Associated Press
April 06, 2020 The portraits are deeply moving and personal, even if they have a tendency to veer toward adoration. Rapinoe only appears at the beginning of each episode to introduce the young athlete. Then she's gone, which seems a waste.
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Film School Rejects
May 13, 2020 As with many of the "real life" shows here the quibi does little to appeal to viewers beyond the already faithful, but sports fans, particularly those who enjoy seeing the behind the scenes realities for athletes, will enjoy.
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Hollywood Reporter
April 06, 2020 Megan Rapinoe is a fairly wooden host, but these little snippets looking at budding athletic superstars - in sports as varied as basketball, snowboarding and women's boxing - have the feeling of solid SportsCenter profiles, which isn't a bad thing at all.
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AwardsCircuit.com
May 13, 2020 "Prodigy" thrives because of these small touches and will serve as a public introduction for future household names.
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New York Magazine/Vulture
April 06, 2020 These mini-documentary portraits of young, up-and-coming athletes - like high-school basketball star Jalen Green, Olympic skier Red Gerard, and boxer Chantel Navarro - are well shot, but the stories don't quite feel complete.
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NPR
April 06, 2020 It's an effort to do in-depth sports profiles one step before they usually happen, and to identify what it looks like as someone transitions from an ordinary good athlete to potentially A Big Deal.
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AV Club
April 06, 2020 The most thrilling footage in Prodigy speaks in the visceral language of streetball mixtapes and skateboarding videos, feats of athletic prowess that don't need the window-dressing or superstar endorsements to make jaws drop.
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Common Sense Media
April 06, 2020 Prodigy is well crafted and effective in its storytelling, and it packs a lot of content into its sub-10-minute parameters.
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Slashfilm
May 13, 2020 Meet the sports stars of tomorrow! Handsomely produced - it's chockfull of slow-motion shots of athletes doing their thing - Prodigy has an HBO Real Sports vibe to it, but it's far too dry for its own good.
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