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62 episódios · 1988
O primeiro piloto de Star Trek, "The Cage", foi completado entre novembro de 1964 e janeiro de 1965, e era estrelado por Jeffrey Hunter como Capitão Christopher Pike, Majel Barrett como Número Um e Leonard Nimoy como Spock. Depois de ser rejeitado pela NBC por ser "cerebral demais" (entre outras reclamações), Jeffrey Hunter decidiu sair do papel de Pike quando Roddenberry recebeu a encomenda para produzir um segundo episódio piloto ("Where No Man Has Gone Before"), com uma versão editada indo ao ar em 1966. "The Cage" nunca foi ao ar durante a exibição original de Star Trek na NBC. Ele foi apresentado por Roddenberry como uma versão inacabada em branco e preto durante várias convenções de ficção científica nos anos posteriores ao cancelamento de Star Trek, porém não foi lançado em home video até 1986, quando a Paramount Home Video produziu um lançamento "restaurado" de "The Cage" (uma combinação das imagens originais em branco e preto com as porções coloridas do episódio "The Menagerie" da primeira temporada), completada por uma introdução de Roddenberry. Em 4 de outubro de 1988, a Paramount Pictures exibiu um especial de duas horas, apresentado por Patrick Stewart, chamado "The Star Trek Saga: From One Generation To The Next" que tinha, pela primeira vez, uma apresentação totalmente colorida de "The Cage". Em alguns mercados, o especial não foi ao ar até 15 de outubro de 1988. Nos Estados Unidos, "The Cage" foi lançado em DVD pela primeira vez em dezembro de 2001. Ele foi mais tarde incluído no disco final das caixas de DVD original e remasterizada da terceira temporada (listado com a data de exibição original de 15 de outubro de 1988).
1A Jaula
Data Estrelar: Desconhecida A tripulação da USS Enterprise segue um sinal de socorro vindo do planeta Talos IV, onde o Capitão Christopher Pike é feito prisioneiro por um grupo de alienígenas telepáticos. Os eventos deste episódio são revisitados no episódio em duas partes "The Menagerie" da primeira temporada.
2The Cage (Extended Version)
Stardate not given: The United Space Ship Enterprise (NCC-1701), commanded by Captain Christopher Pike, discovers an old-style radio distress signal from the Talos star group. Upon investigation, the landing party discovers survivors of an expedition. . .
3Star Trek's 25th Anniversary Special
A tribute to Star Trek on its 25th anniversary. This film tells the story of how the series (original and Next Generation) and the first six movies came about. Includes plenty of behind-the-scenes looks, clips from the series and movies, bloopers, and interviews with creator Gene Roddenberry, cast members, and NASA officials. For millions of sci-fi fans, the future began on September 8, 1966 -- the date when Star Trek first aired! Hosts William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy join orignal cast members and Next Generation performers in this 25th anniversary tribute crammed with insider info that Star Trek aficionados (and who isn't one?) would gladly travel to the end of the universe to discover. Highlights include insightful commentary from Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry, memorable moments from the films and two TV series, bloopers, behind-the-scenes footage from Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, a gallery of those new life forms the Enterprise crew is commissioned to seek out, a training spin on simulators at the U.S. Space Camp and much more. Beam aboard!
4Star Trek: A Captain's Log
Cast members of the television and movie series "Star Trek" reminisce about the making of the series and the films, and give their opinions on why the series has been so successful. Star Trek: A Captain's Log was originally aired on television and was edited into William Shatner's Star Trek Memories for video. Both titles are made of the same footage and are virtually the same.
5Star Trek: 30 Years and Beyond
For thirty years, Star Trek crews have boldy ventured where none have gone before--and now it's time to celebrate! Join host Ted Danson and the largest gathering of Star Trek members ever for an anniversary salute to Gene Roddenberry's visionary series. Highlights include special appearances by Joan Collins, John Larroquette, Ben Stiller, cast members from Frasier, and a musical tribute by Kenny G. Through stirring film clips and moving personal tributes, you'll relive Star Trek's most unforgettable moments with the people who created them.
6Where No Man Has Gone Before (Rare and Unaired Alternate Version)
Presented in three parts with 1960s-style act breaks, the alternative pilot offers an entirely different version of Captain James T. Kirk’s opening monologue, music that contrasts from the famous opening theme and an extended action sequence. This version of "Where No Man Has Gone Before" was completed in 1965 and features archived footage that was not included in the pilot episode ultimately broadcasted.
7"To Boldly Go..." Season One
8Kiss 'n' Tell - Romance In The 23rd Century
9Life Beyond Trek - William Shatner
This Documentary Short let us take a look at the life of William Shatner after his life with Star Trek and acting the part of James T. Kirk.
10Reflections on Spock
11Sci-Fi Visionaries
12Spacelift: Transporting Trek Into the 21st Century
Spacelift Transporting Trek Into The 21st Century, shows you how they Remastered The Special Effects from Star Trek Classic to CGI, the re recording of the theme music and the look of the Enterprise.
13The Birth Of A Timeless Legacy
14Trekker Connections
15Billy Blackburn's Treasure Chest: Rare Home Movies & Special Memories - Part 1
A collection of behind-the-scenes footage captured by Billy Blackburn
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Star Trek - Beyond The Final Frontier
17Billy Blackburn's Treasure Chest - Rare Home Movies & Special Memories - Part 2
18'To Boldly Go...' Season Two
19Designing The Final Frontier
20Writer's Notebook - D. C. Fontana
21Star Trek's Favorite Moments
22Trials and Tribble-ations - An Historic Endeavor
23Trials and Tribble-ations - Uniting Two Legends
24More Tribbles, More Troubles Star Trek The Animated Series Episode 1
25Trials and Tribble-ations - Star Trek Deep Space Nine Episode 503
26Kirk, Spock & Bones - Star Trek's Great Trio
27Life Beyond Trek - Leonard Nimoy
28Star Trek's Divine Diva - Nichelle Nichols
29Billy Blackburn's Treasure Chest - Rare Home Movies & Special Memories - Part 3
30'To Boldly Go...' Season Three
A retrospective piece featuring the primary cast that looks back at the highlights of season three, from the rough and uncertain future of a potential third season to some of the highlight episodes and moments from the season.
31A Star Trek Collector's Dream Come True
32Life Beyond Trek - Walter Koenig
A piece featuring the actor who portrayed "Chekov" intelligently and engagingly recounting how he came to be a part of "Star Trek," what the show did for his life and career (including his work on Moontrap and "Babylon 5"), and his passion for collecting memorabilia.
33Chief Engineer's Log
The late James Doohan, in a piece recorded in 2003, briefly recalling his career, participation on D-Day, his extensive work on "Star Trek," his favorite episodes, his character's influence on fans, and more.
34Memoir From Mr. Sulu
An interview with George Takei, recorded in 2004, containing the actor discussing how "Star Trek" has influenced his life, the history of Japanese-Americans, and more.
35Star Trek's Impact
36Collectible Trek
37Captain's Log Bob Justman
A collection of "Star Trek" actors and crew members recalling the crucial contributions of the longtime series producer, intercut with interview clips with Justman himself.
38Star Trek: The Original Series on Blu-Ray
39David Gerrold Hosts "2009 Convention Coverage"
The famed "Star Trek" writer in attendance at a convention, interviewing major and minor cast members (including Chase Masterson, Robert Picardo, Nichelle Nichols, and Nana Visitor) and fans, looking through memorabilia, and more.
40"The Anthropology of Star Trek" Comic-Con Panel 2009
Anthropology Professor Daryl G. Frazetti from Lake Tahoe Community College speaking on how "Star Trek" impacts and reflects on society.
41"The World of Rod Roddenberry" Comic-Con 2009
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Star Trek Day 2020: The Original Series Panel
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Inside the Roddenberry Vault (Part 1)
The first part of a three-part "Making-of" documentary, featuring various Star Trek commentators including production staffers of the show itself, old and new, looking in detail at the recovered footage and their places in the respective episodes.
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Inside the Roddenberry Vault (Part 2)
The second part of a three-part "Making-of" documentary, featuring various Star Trek commentators including production staffers of the show itself, old and new, looking in detail at the recovered footage and their places in the respective episodes.
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Inside the Roddenberry Vault (Part 3)
The third part of a three-part "Making-of" documentary, featuring various Star Trek commentators including production staffers of the show itself, old and new, looking in detail at the recovered footage and their places in the respective episodes.
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Star Trek: Revisiting a Classic
A look back at the origins of the series, including on-set footage
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Strange New Worlds: Visualizing the Fantastic
Focusing on the special effects of the series, and including original film elements
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Swept Up: Snippets from the Cutting Room Floor
A selection of additional footage.
49Red Shirt Logs: Robert Justman Discusses "The Cage"
Robert Justman describes setting up a forced perspective shot in "The Cage" in order to show the immensity of the alien area beneath the surface.
50Red Shirt Logs: Robert Justman Discusses "The Corbomite Maneuver"
Robert Justman describes the effect of hiring a child actor and then using an adult male's voice in place of the child's.
51Red Shirt Logs: John D.F. Black on William Shatner
John D.F. Black remembers an early conversation with William Shatner.
52Red Shirt Logs: George Takei Discusses a Rumor
George Takei addresses the rumor that he "went crazy" with a fencing foil.
53Red Shirt Logs: Penny Juday Discusses Tribbles
Penny Juday discusses the how tribbles were made for the episode "The Trouble with Tribbles".
54Red Shirt Logs: William Shatner on Fighting Monsters
William Shatner discusses "A Private Little War" and reveals the secret to winning fights with wooly monsters.
55Red Shirt Logs: Bjo Trimble Discusses Censorship of Star Trek
Bjo Trimble discusses the different reasons that some Star Trek scenes and entire episodes were censored in various places around the world.
56Red Shirt Logs: Leonard Nimoy Talks Star Trek Tech
Leonard Nimoy discusses Star Trek's use of non-invasive medicine.
57Red Shirt Logs: William Shatner on Keeping Perspective
William Shatner discusses the fact that while "this is just a television show", he knows it means so much to the show's fans. He honors that and talks about keeping a proper perspective for himself.
58Red Shirt Logs: Leonard Nimoy Discusses Acting after Star Trek
Leonard Nimoy talks about his working after Star Trek was cancelled. His first role was that of Paris in Mission: Impossible, and he discusses how different the work was compared to playing Spock. He talks about leaving his Mission: Impossible contract early and his acting work beyond that.
59Red Shirt Logs: George Takei on Sulu's Career Advancement
George Takei discusses his struggle to get Sulu promoted as the show and movies progressed.
60Red Shirt Logs: George Takei on the Star Trek 25th Anniversary Convention
George Takei discusses the diverse, international crowd that attended the Star Trek 25th Anniversary Convention and how it reflected Gene Roddenberry's vision of "Starship Earth". He spoke about how moving it was to see the crowd so loudly cheer and applaud for Gene Roddenberry when he came out on stage.
61Red Shirt Logs: Bjo Trimble Discusses "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield"
Bjo Trimble discusses that when "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield" was released, it was not well-received. It was released in the 1960's, when the United States was fighting in the Vietnam War, and the fans just were not ready for the message that this episode was delivering.
62Red Shirt Logs: Bjo Trimble Discusses "Elaan of Troyius"
Bjo Trimble discusses the many fun aspects of making the episode "Elaan of Troyius".