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Star Trek: The Animated Series

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You Can't Do That on Television

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Star Trek: The Animated Series

 

Space.. The final frontier..
These are the voyagers of the Starship Enterprise.
It's five year mission: To explore strange new worlds,
To seek out new life and new civilizations,
To boldly go where no man has gone before!

Credits

Captain Kirk...........William Shatner
Mr. Spock..............Leonard Nimoy
Dr. 'Bones' McCoy......DeForest Kelly
Scotty.................James Doohan
Lt. Uhura..............Nichelle Nichols
Lt. Sulu...............George Takei
Nurse Chapel...........Majel Barrett

Originally aired on NBC on Saturday mornings, Sept. 8, 1973 until Aug. 30, 1975.
Aired on Nick during the late '80s, early '90s.

Aired on the Sci-Fi Channel c.1995.

Ran for 22 episodes.

The Final Frontier

Star Trek: The Animated Series was basically the same as the original live-action television show except for the fact that it was a cartoon. It was interesting in that it often produced sequels to episodes of the live-action show. It also incorporated the original actors from the show to do the voices of their animated incarnations.

Unfortunately, when it originally aired, TAS was doomed to failure. The show would have had a great deal of appeal to adults if it aired in a prime-time line up. Instead it was relegated to Saturday morning line up, and thus went over the heads of many of the kids who watched.

TAS is sometimes known as "the forgotten Star Trek," which really is tragic, because it was indeed a great show.

The Episodes

Beyond the Farthest Star, Yesteryear, One of Our Planets Is Missing, The Lorelei Signal, More Tribbles More Troubles, The Survivor, The Infinate Vulcan, The Nagicks of Megas-tu, Once Upon a Planet, Mudd's Passion, The Terratin Incident, The Time Trap, The Ambergris Element, The Slaver Weapon, The Eye of the Beholder, The Jihad, The Pirates of Orion, Bem, The Practical Joker, Albatross, How Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth, The Counter-Clock Incident

 

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