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OT-- that's how I felt about the fourth-season finale of Emergency! from 1975, "905-Wild"; John and Roy and the Rampart General staff were little more than guest stars, and a completely unoriginal story, with equally unoriginal characters, got the spotlight.

What area is this from, where 4 is ABC, 5 is NBC and 7 is CBS?

That's how I figured-- when you said Star Trek, I figured you meant the episodes, minutia, etc. across the entire history of the franchise, from NBC in the 60s, to Discovery and Picard these days on streaming.

Appreciate that-- a friend of my mother's had given me the one edition before, but it tore apart real bad, so that's why I got this newer copy (I think I may have gotten it from Amazon; don't recall where).

That first copy of The Making of Star Trek-- that's the one I had at one time; I then sometime back got a newer copy (newer as in from 1991), this one being a British edition. It's separated some in the middle, and has a food stain on one page, but is otherwise a pretty good copy.

Are you referring to what I saw in my copy of that World of Star Trek book?

You're absolutely right about my copy-- it's actually from Dec. 1975 (7th printing).

What year is your copy of that World of Star Trek book from? I have a copy of it from 1973.

Indeed-- so noticed (both in the episode, and on end titles).

Remember when the late, great Leonard Nimoy was Jim Colburn in a second-and-final-season outing of The Rebel called "The Hunted" (OAD Sunday, November 6, 1960 on ABC)? Episode: Screenshots (of him in character, and his credit on end titles):

Just checked "Friday's Child" from my copy of the all-in-one remastered DVD, and it looks great (no 16MM faded look or other problems).

Like on my copy of Emergency!.

Condensed all-in-one with three discs to a mini-stack?

Humorous Voyager episode reviews, from a British perspective (has some foul language, but is still very entertaining): https://www.youtube.com/@Unlimited_Lives/playlists

At least they let you know how long the breaks were-- we don't get that on regular television.

What is advertised in those commercials that you cannot scan?

Seen on a recent Password Plus rerun (the one with the late Allen Ludden): a Password Puzzle where the answer was Star Trek...

You bet-- I wouldn't want to pay for a service and not see any of my favorite shows or films.

Why would autoplay on P+ think you would want to see something vulgar, after you saw something that quite obviously wasn't?

And probably better that @Bryan^H has the Blus-- P+ may not exactly work on slow connections (don't know the status of his connection).

And you can see it any way you want as well.

Above the customer images is where I saw that video review.

Amazon review on how to tell the difference between the real Voyager all-in-one and the fake one (video review on this page)...

And OT-- by the same token, a Streets of San Francisco episode is not concluded with me until I see the QM logo, and likewise Universal on Emergency!.

Never considered that! Good catch.

First-season O-R Trek end titles, from "Miri," with higher-pitched end track, and different version of end title font...

Obituary from the Washington Post: https://www.washingtonpost.com/obituaries/2022/07/31/nichelle-nichols-ukura-star-trek-dead/

She was a huge part of what made NBC Trek what it was then, and a big reason why I enjoyed that inaugural one very much on DVD in its remastered version.

If it is indeed, then O-R 60s NBC Trek has lost another of its bright shining lights.

True, or hoax?