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"Star Trek" Yesteryear (1973)



Overview

User Rating:
8.2/10   61 votes
Director:
Hal Sutherland
Writers:
D.C. Fontana (written by)
Gene Roddenberry (creator)
TV Series:
"Star Trek" (1973)
Original Air Date:
15 September 1973 (Season 1, Episode 2)
Genre:
Animation | Sci-Fi more
Plot:
Upon his return from a journey through the Guardian of Forever Kirk realizes that history has been altered and no one remembers Spock... more | add synopsis

Cast

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Additional Details

Runtime:
USA:23 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color

Fun Stuff

Trivia:
The selat, the saber toothed bear-like creature that is Spock's pet, was first mentioned in the original series episode "Journey To Babel". On that episode, Dr. McCoy asked Spock's mother, Amanda, what Spock was like as a child and she mentioned the pet. more
Quotes:
Bates: There is no Vulcan named Spock serving with the Star Fleet in any capacity.
Mr. Spock: [after further discussion] What of Sarek's family: his wife and son?
Bates: [as Amanda's picture appears] Amanda, wife of Sarek. Born on Earth as Amanda Grayson. The couple separated after the death of their son. The wife was killed in a shuttle accident at Lunaport on her way home to Earth. Ambassador Sarek has not remarried.
Mr. Spock: My mother. The son... what was his name and age when he died?
Bates: Spock, age seven.
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Movie Connections:
Referenced in "Enterprise: The Forge (#4.7)" (2004) more

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