Star Trek: The Animated Series

This is the further adventures of the Star Trek series now in a half-hour animated form.

1st Season 1973

Production Credits
Executive producer: Norm Prescott
Co-executive producers: Lou Schemer
Created by: Gene Roddenberry
Associate Director: Dorothy (D.C.) Fontana
Director: Hal Sutherland
Art Director: Don Christensen
Music & Effects: Horta-Mahana

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1. "Yesteryear"
   gs: Keith Sutherland [ Voice of Young Sepek ], Billy Simpson [ Voice of Young Spock ], Mark Lenard [ Voice of Sarek ]

   Upon returning from the Guardian of Forever, Spock discovers that there is no records of him serving in Starfleet.

   b: 9 Sep 73 pc: 003 w: D.C. Fontana d: Hal Sutherland

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2. "One of Our Planets is Missing"
   

   The crew of the Enterprise races to find a way to stop a cloud from destroying inhabited planets.

   b: 22 Sep 73 pc: 007 w: Marc Daniels d: Hal Sutherland

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3. "The Lorelei Signal"
   

   The male crew of the Enterprise reacts strangely to a distress call on a solely female planet.

   b: 29 Sep 73 pc: 006 w: Margaret Armen d: Hal Sutherland

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4. "More Tribbles, More Troubles"
   gs: David Gerrold [ Voice of Korax ], Stanley Adams [ Voice of Cyrano Jones ]

   Cyrano Jones returns with his Tribbles, taking them to a Klingon planet, where they populate so fast that the Klingons create a special predator, but....

   b: 6 Oct 73 pc: 001 w: David Gerrold d: Hal Sutherland

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5. "The Survivor"
   gs: Ted Knight as [ Voice of Carter Winston ]

   A shape-shifting alien assumes the form of Kirk, and orders the Enterprise into Romulan space.

   b: 13 Oct 73 pc: 005 w: James Schmerer d: Hal Sutherland

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6. "The Infinite Vulcan"
   

   Kirk & Spock beam to a planet populated by intelligent plants, ruled by a giant humanoid, who forces Spock into a cloning experiment, which may result in the real Spock's death.

   b: 20 Oct 73 pc: 002 w: Walter Koenig d: Hal Sutherland
   NOTE: The budget for these series wouldn't allow them to add the Chekov character, so Walter's contribution to the series was the writing of this episode.

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7. "The Magicks of Megas-Tu"
   gs: Ed Bishop [ Voice of The Prosecutor ]

   While exploring the center of the galaxy, the Enterprise is swept into an alternate universe where magic, not science is the ruling force.

   b: 27 Oct 73 pc: 009 w: Larry Brody d: Hal Sutherland

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8. "Once Upon a Planet"
   

   Kirk returns to the "shore leave" planet, but it's not as peaceful as it was when they last saw it.

   b: 3 Nov 73 pc: 014 w: Len Jenson & Chuck Menville d: Hal Sutherland

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9. "Mudd's Passion"
   gs: Roger C. Carmel [ Voice of Harcourt Fenton "Harry" Mudd ]

   Mudd returns selling a fake love potion . . . or is it fake?

   b: 10 Nov 73 pc: 008 w: Stephen Kandel d: Hal Sutherland

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10. "The Terratin Incident"
    

    After being bathed in a strange light, the Enterprise begins to shrink.

    b: 17 Nov 73 pc: 015 w: Paul Schneider d: Hal Sutherland

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11. "Time Trap"
    

    The Enterprise and a Klingon vessel enter a time warp, finding an entire world of trapped space travelers.

    b: 24 Nov 73 pc: 010 w: Joyce Perry d: Hal Sutherland

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12. "The Ambergris Element"
    

    While exploring the planet Argo, Kirk and Spock are turned into water breathers.

    b: 1 Dec 73 pc: 013 w: Margaret Armen d: Hal Sutherland

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13. "Slaver Weapon"
    

    While carrying a stasis box to a star base, they get an indication that there is another nearby, and upon investigating, Spock, Uhura, & Sulu are taken prisoner by the Kizin a cat-like race who hates humans.

    b: 15 Dec 73 pc: 011 w: Larry Niven d: Hal Sutherland

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14. "Beyond the Farthest Star"
    

    In orbit around a dead star, the Enterprise comes across a huge starship inhabited by a parasitic life form that threatens the entire ship.

    b: 22 Dec 73 pc: 004 w: Samuel A. Peeples d: Hal Sutherland

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15. "The Eye of the Beholder"
    

    Kirk, Spock & McCoy are captured and placed in a zoo by a race so intelligent, communication is impossible.

    b: 6 Jan 74 pc: 016 w: David P. Harmon d: Hal Sutherland

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16. "Jihad"
    gs: David Gerrold [ Voice of EM/3/Green ]

    Kirk leads a party to retrieve a religious relic that was stolen; however, he is faced with sabotage from within the group by someone who doesn't want the relic to be found, and a subsequent war to start.

    b: 13 Jan 74 pc: 012 w: Stephen Kandel d: Hal Sutherland

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    2nd Season 1974

17. "The Pirates of Orion"
    

    The Enterprise is to meet a freighter with a load of drugs that is the only cure for a fatal disease that Spock has contracted, but Orion pirates attack the ship and now Kirk must track down the Orions and the drug before it is too late.

    b: 7 Sep 74 pc: 019 w: Howard Weinstein d: Hal Sutherland

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18. "Bem"
    

    Kirk takes on a troublesome alien, who is kidnapped by an aboriginal race, who is protected by a god-like force.

    b: 14 Sep 74 pc: 017 w: David Gerrold d: Hal Sutherland

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19. "Practical Joker"
    

    While being pursued by the Romulans, the Enterprise enters a cloud of unknown origins, which turns the computer into a practical joker.

    b: 21 Sep 74 pc: 020 w: Chuck Menville d: Hal Sutherland

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20. "Albatross"
    

    Dr. McCoy is arrested and held responsible for causing a plague that ravaged the planet Dramia Two, where he did a mass-inoculation 19 years before.

    b: 28 Sep 74 pc: 018 w: Dario Finelli d: Hal Sutherland

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21. "How Much Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth?"
    

    Can Kirk solve a puzzle left by a Mayan god, who has waited for centuries to be summoned back to Earth?

    b: 5 Oct 74 pc: 021 w: Russell Bates, David Wise d: Hal Sutherland

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22. "The Counter-Clock Incident"
    

    With Commodore Robert April (the first commander of the Enterprise) on board, Kirk pursues a ship plunging into a supernova, and enters a universe where time runs backwards.

    b: 12 Oct 74 pc: 022 w: John Culver (Fred Bronson) d: Hal Sutherland