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  • THE MENAGERIE PART 1 & 2 (1966)
    "The Menagerie". Star Trek's only two-part episode, won Science Fiction's Hugo Award as Best Dramatic Television Presentation of the Year. (Pilot show: Originally titled "The Cage" star: Jeff Hunter.)
  • STAR TREK THE MOTION PICTURE (1979)
    w/ William Shatner; Leonard Nimoy; DeForest Kelley; Stephen Collins; James Doohan; George Takei; Majel Barrett; Nichelle Nichols; Walter Koenig; Persis Khambatta; Grace Lee Whitney; Mark Lenard
    At $42 million, this science-fiction fantasy carried one of Hollywood's highest price tags... Directed by Robert Wise. (3 hrs.)
  • AMOK TIME
    (Spock needs a mate)
  • THE CHANGLING (1967)
    (Nomad)

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  • THE MENAGERIE PART 1 & 2 (1966)
    "The Menagerie", Star Trek's only two-part episode, won Science Fiction's Hugo Award as Best Dramatic Television Presentation of the Year. (Pilot show: Originally titled "The Cage" star: Jeff Hunter.)
  • STAR TREK (1979)
    THE MOTION PICTURE
  • AMOK TIME.
    (Spock needs a mate)
  • THE CHANGLING. (1967)
    (Nomad)

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  • STAR TREK: The Cage (1966)

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  • THE MENAGERIE PART 1 & 2 (1966)
    "The Menagerie", Star Trek's only two-part episode, won Science Fiction's Hugo Award as Best Dramatic Television Presentation of the Year. (Pilot show: Originally titled "The Cage" star: Jeff Hunter.)
  • STAR TREK THE MOTION PICTURE (1979)
    w/ William Shatner; Leonard Nimoy; DeForest Kelley; Stephen Collins; James Doohan; George Takei; Majel Barrett; Nichelle Nichols; Walter Koenig; Parsis Khamatta; Grace Lee Whitney; Mark Lenard
    STAR TREK—THE MOTION PICTURE. At $42 million, this science-fiction fantasy carried one of Hollywood's highest price tags, and filmgoers made it one of 1979's biggest box-office successes. One reason was familiarity. Inspired by the popular TV series that ran on NBC from 1966 to 1969 (and has been in syndication ever since), "Star Trek—The Motion Picture" reunites the original cast for an adventure not unlike many the starship Enterprise had on the small screen: a desperate mission to save Earth from a menacing—and extremely powerful—alien intelligence. And while hard-core "Trekkies" will have every reason to be pleased, there's more here than just nostalgia, chiefly Robert Wise's fine direction, an atmospheric score by Jerry Goldsmith and some outstanding special effects—designed by Douglas Trumbull and "Star Wars" veteran John Dykstra.
  • AMOK TIME
    (Spock needs a mate)
  • THE CHANGLING (1967)
    (Nomad)

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