Star Trek DVD Review
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Star Trek DVD Review
Title: Star Trek DVD Review
Summary:
"Star Trek" stands as a television icon, earning four Emmy nominations, including two for Outstanding Dramatic Series during its brief three-year run. Created by former L.A. policeman Gene Roddenberry, the show debuted in Fall 1966 but was canceled after three seasons because of low ratings?"possibly due to NBC giving the show an unfavorable time slot. However, once "Star Trek" entered syndication, it captivated a whole new audience, elevating the franchise to unprecedented levels. This resurgence led to a plethora of novels, comic books, six feature films, and a wealth of merchandise. Beginning in the 1980s, numerous spin-offs emerged, such as "Star Trek: The Animated Series," "Star Trek: The Next Generation," "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," "Star Trek: Voyager," and "Star Trek: Enterprise."
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"Star Trek" follows the thrilling adventures of the U.S.S. Enterprise crew as they embark on missions to explore strange new worlds. Captained by James Tiberius Kirk (played by William Shatner), an Earth-born astronaut renowned for his charm and leadership, the Enterprise sets out to "boldly go where no man has gone before." Among the crew is the stoic Lt. Commander Spock (Leonard Nimoy), a Vulcan and retired commander with a scientific mind, and Dr. Leonard McCoy (DeForest Kelley), the chief medical officer. Together, they form a team dedicated to discovering new life and civilizations.
The original series is revered for its pioneering spirit and imaginative storylines, making it a nostalgic favorite. The DVD collection includes several action-packed episodes showcasing the essence of the series, such as the premiere episode "The Man Trap." In this installment, the crew visits planet M-113, only to encounter a deadly predator capable of shape-shifting and targeting humans, leading to a spine-chilling investigation.
Another standout episode, "Balance of Terror," depicts a wedding disrupted by an unexpected attack on an Earth outpost, while "A Taste of Armageddon" introduces the crew to a pair of "war computers" executing an unusual form of warfare.
Episode List for Star Trek (Season 1) DVD:
1. The Man Trap (Air Date: 09-08-1966)
2. Charlie X (Air Date: 09-15-1966)
3. Where No Man Has Gone Before (Air Date: 09-22-1966)
4. The Naked Time (Air Date: 09-29-1966)
5. The Enemy Within (Air Date: 10-06-1966)
6. Mudd's Women (Air Date: 10-13-1966)
7. What Are Little Girls Made Of? (Air Date: 10-20-1966)
8. Miri (Air Date: 10-27-1966)
9. Dagger of the Mind (Air Date: 11-03-1966)
10. The Corbomite Maneuver (Air Date: 11-10-1966)
11. The Menagerie: Part 1 (Air Date: 11-17-1966)
12. The Menagerie: Part 2 (Air Date: 11-24-1966)
13. The Conscience of the King (Air Date: 12-08-1966)
14. Balance of Terror (Air Date: 12-15-1966)
15. Shore Leave (Air Date: 12-22-1966)
16. The Galileo Seven (Air Date: 01-05-1967)
17. The Squire of Gothos (Air Date: 01-12-1967)
18. Arena (Air Date: 01-19-1967)
19. Tomorrow is Yesterday (Air Date: 01-26-1967)
20. Court Martial (Air Date: 02-02-1967)
21. The Return of Archons (Air Date: 02-09-1967)
22. Space Seed (Air Date: 02-16-1967)
23. A Taste of Armageddon (Air Date: 02-23-1967)
24. This Side of Paradise (Air Date: 03-02-1967)
25. The Devil in the Dark (Air Date: 03-09-1967)
26. Errand of Mercy (Air Date: 03-23-1967)
27. The Alternative Factor (Air Date: 03-30-1967)
28. The City on the Edge of Forever (Air Date: 04-06-1967)
29. Operation - Annihilate! (Air Date: 04-13-1967)
The "Star Trek" DVD is a must-have for fans and newcomers alike, offering a chance to experience the magic of the original series that laid the foundation for one of the greatest franchises in sci-fi history.
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