This project was born with one simple thought: Wouldn’t it be cool to watch the entire live-action Star Trek canon in chronological order as the events occur within the Star Trek Universe?
After doing some research online, we discovered that no such list exists. Well, not one we were satisfied with anyway. Some lists we found just listed “Enterprise” at the beginning and then basically listed all the episodes in the order that they aired on TV. Another listed all TNG followed by all DS9, etc. Still another listed only by stardate (with some missing episodes).
Some of these were pretty good, but we still had questions. We wanted to know how all the 24th century (TNG, DS9, VOY) stuff fit together. Where do the TNG movies fit in? What if no stardate is listed? What about multi-part episodes and arcs? (You can’t just split one complete story in half because another episode aired in between.)
We felt there could be a more comprehensive list based on all the available information. We wanted a list that would flow naturally, and provide both coherency and variety. To that end, we set out to create a chronological order that was absolutely comprehensive and, well… logical. A list that when viewed in sequence would let the complete story of the Trek Universe unfold naturally.
To do so, we devised a series of rules to follow. As with any set of rules, there had to be a few exceptions made. We did our best to account for as much as possible, including stardate, time travel, in-universe consistency, airdate, and in some cases even production number.
Below is an explanation of our process, followed by the list itself.
Enjoy!
The Process
The following are details of the steps we took to create our episode chronology. We hope you'll agree that we took great care in "getting it right". (WARNING: Some Spoilers Included!)
Step 1.) Time Travel
- One of the first questions we had to ask ourselves before we even began was what to do with all those pesky time-travel episodes. After all, this is supposed to be a linear listing and time travel isn’t exactly linear. After thinking about it for a while, it became clear that the best way to deal with this was to place these episodes at their “point of origin”. To be specific, from the point of origin of the Prime Universe Characters who are central to the story being told.
- For example: In “Star Trek: First Contact” the crew of the Enterprise-D travels from the late 24th century back to the mid 21st century to stop the Borg. We placed this episode in its appropriate spot according to its 24th century origin stardate, NOT in the 21st century during Zephram Cochran’s warp flight.
- Another Example: Although the Enterprise episode "Carpenter Street" begins and ends the actual episode in 2004, the main characters (our "heroes" if you will) hail from the 22nd century shortly after the events of "Similtude". Therefore, although the episode's "point of origin" may be in the past, the real perspective of the story is from the NX-01 crew's point of view, so it is placed accordingly.
Step 2.) Constructing the Basic Chronological List
- Unfortunately, there was nothing “basic” about this. We discovered after compiling a number of different lists that due to various factors, we would have to approach each era of Trek history slightly differently in order to get the most accurate chronology. So, we took it step-by-step:
Enterprise
- Since ENT was the latest show to be produced (at the time of the initial creation of this list), the writers and producers had a pretty good bearing on when and where these episodes fit into the rest of Star Trek lore. ENT is also one of the more serialized series (at least the last two seasons), so this one was pretty easy.
- We simply started everything off with “Broken Bow” and placed the episodes in the same sequence they originally aired on television... with a few exceptions noted below.
- We did, hold “These Are The Voyages…” until much later due to the fact that the events actually occur in a holodeck on the Enterprise-D. This made “Terra Prime” the last episode chronologically before Discovery.
Discovery Seasons 1 and 2
- These are super serialized and all take place between "The Cage" and "Where No Man Has Gone Before". Due to the serialized nature, airdate order was the obvious way to go. Season 3 onward?... see below.
Strange New Worlds
Step 3.) Sorting Out “Temporal Anomalies” (contradictions, exceptions, and where the real work is done)
ENT: “These Are the Voyages…”
- As mentioned above, this entire episode takes place on the holodeck of the Enterprise-D during the events of TNG: “The Pegasus”. Therefore, we placed this episode directly after “The Pegasus” on our list, rather than post ENT: “Terra Prime”.
- We also feel that the episode when placed here provides a nice throwback to the Archer’s mission when viewing these in chronological order.
VOY: "Lifesigns" and "Investigations"
- These episodes cause one of those rare moments (late in Trek) where the stardates conflict with plot ordering. Even though the Stardates would place "Investigations" before "Lifesigns", in "Lifesigns" Tom Paris is still maintaining his "misbehavior", a minor arc that is finally resoved in "Investigations".
- Since the Tom Paris plot-line is obviously more relevant than the stardate mentioned in Janeway's log, we re-ordered these to coincide with the former (and subsequently the original airing order).
"Star Trek: First Contact"
- This is another instance of the stardate conflicting with internal plot references. The stardate for "First Contact" would actually place it after DS9: "Children of Time", however the events of "First Contact" are actually referenced by Captain Sisko in DS9: "In Purgatory's Shadow".
- As a result, we moved "First Contact" up, and like the VOY episodes above, chose plot references over the Captain's Log. (Hey, even Starship Captains forget what day it is from time to time ;)
“Star Trek: Insurrection”
- Ok, here we go. This is the big elephant in the room, but it's got to happen SOMEWHERE specifically in the timeline, so here's our best effort!
- It has no apparent stardate, and a number of lines and/or situations that suggest contradictory placements within the timeline. For one thing, Worf is present and still a Starfleet officer, which would suggest these events take place prior to DS9: “What You Leave Behind” when Worf agrees to become the Federation Ambassador to Qo'nos. Memory-Alpha.org even suggests that “Insurrection” takes place during the events of DS9: “It’s Only a Paper Moon” due to Worf’s absence from that episode. Although very good arguments can be made for placing this AFTER "What You Leave Behind", the majority consesus seems to be that Memory-Alpha's suggested placement is the best one, so that's where we put it. Thanks to all our readers who commented to help us come to this decision!
VOY: "Living Witness"
- UPDATED Jan 2021 - This episode takes place entirely in the distant future (from VOY's perspective) c. 3074. There are flashbacks to the 24th century where the Doctor's backup was lost, but the episode itself takes place in the Delta Quadrant somewhere around the time of The Burn (give or take a few decades). Since Discovery Season 3 has been released, we're placing it just before it in the timeline.
2009’s “Star Trek”
- Since Spock from the Prime universe is present and a main character in the film, we felt this movie should definitely be included in our chronology.
- Placing this film in our timeline was actually pretty simple. Since most of the events take place in an alternate universe, we simply used a variation of our time-travel "point of origin" rule (above). Using Spock-Prime's future as that point of origin, we placed this post- Star Trek: Nemesis on our list. The events from the original canon that Spock Prime recalls (ie. the destruction of Romulus) clearly take place after that movie and prior to the upcoming Star Trek: Picard series.
ENT: "In A Mirror Darkly Parts I and II"
- This is an odd case where the episodes take place entirely in the Mirror Universe without any Prime Universe characters crossing over to form a "point of origin" for our timeline. Oddly enough, if there were in fact NO ties to the Prime Universe a case could be made for these episodes to be omitted from our list entirely. HOWEVER, although no "characters" from the Prime Universe appear, a SHIP from the Prime Universe does appear! So, we took the Primeline "point of origin" from the USS Defiant (NCC-1764) from the TOS episode "The Tholian Web". Since that ship from the Prime Universe plays a major role in the events of these episodes, we used our time travel rule the same way we did for 2009's "Star Trek" film, and placed these episodes directly after "The Tholian Web". This makes more sense chronologically than placing it between ENT: "Bound" and ENT: "Demons" where it originally aired, and keeps us consistent with our own rules. Thanks to a poster on our site for pointing these episodes out and causing us to think through it some more!
DSC Season 3 and onward...
- Discovery seasons 1 and 2 take place pre-TOS and are placed as such. However, season 3 takes place roughly 1,000 years after the first two seasons. As such, we will make an exception to our temporal "point of origin" rule, and place these episodes AFTER Nemesis, ST: Picard, etc. The reason being although the characters and ship are from a previous time period, the universe they inhabit from this point on is entirely that of the 32nd century. DSC Short Trek: "Calypso" is also being placed at the end for this reason.
OTHER NOTES
"Kelvin Timeline" Films (Other than 2009's "Star Trek")
- Subsequent films that take place in the Kelvin timeline have very little to do with the Prime Universe. Although "Star Trek Into Darkness" does include a cameo of Spock Prime, and "Star Trek Beyond" mentions his death and features some images from the Primeline, we don't feel that they are enough of a plot point in those films to officially include them in our chronology of the Prime Universe. If you want to include them in your watching, we recommend watching them immediately following Star Trek (2009).
Non-Live-Action Series
- Whether or not TAS is included in the official Star Trek canon varies depending on who you ask. For many years it was generally accepted that only officially produced live-action episodes and films were considered canon. This seems to have changed in recent years and the latest official word from CBS/Paramount/Roddenberry is that it is canon. That being said, we originally set out to create a comprehensive list of the Live Action, Prime Universe, Star Trek canon. Thus we made the choice not to include it on our list. However, once again reasonable people will disagree, so although we didn't name or number them, their overall place in the timeline has been noted on our list. If you want to watch them, we recommend watching them in their air-date order between TOS: "Turnabout Intruder" and "Star Trek: The Motion Picture". * The same applications apply to Star Trek: Lower Decks and Prodigy for the same reasons.
Star Trek: Short Treks
- Due the somewhat artistic nature and extremely short runtime of a lot of these, they (as a whole) become difficult to include in the same way that "normal" episodes are. Challenges include:
- Occurring in random places chronologically
- Not being consistently tied to a single series
- Mixed format - not always live-action
- Some contain valuable background for other series, but...
- Some don't contain enough information to properly know where they fit
For these reasons, we made the decision not to "number" them as full-length, live-action episodes. However, the understanding is that they are canon, so they are included in annotated format to the right of the list in their proper (or in some cases best guess) placement chronologically - much like we've done with the Animated Series.
Step 1.) Time Travel
- One of the first questions we had to ask ourselves before we even began was what to do with all those pesky time-travel episodes. After all, this is supposed to be a linear listing and time travel isn’t exactly linear. After thinking about it for a while, it became clear that the best way to deal with this was to place these episodes at their “point of origin”. To be specific, from the point of origin of the Prime Universe Characters who are central to the story being told.
- For example: In “Star Trek: First Contact” the crew of the Enterprise-D travels from the late 24th century back to the mid 21st century to stop the Borg. We placed this episode in its appropriate spot according to its 24th century origin stardate, NOT in the 21st century during Zephram Cochran’s warp flight.
- Another Example: Although the Enterprise episode "Carpenter Street" begins and ends the actual episode in 2004, the main characters (our "heroes" if you will) hail from the 22nd century shortly after the events of "Similtude". Therefore, although the episode's "point of origin" may be in the past, the real perspective of the story is from the NX-01 crew's point of view, so it is placed accordingly.
Step 2.) Constructing the Basic Chronological List
- Unfortunately, there was nothing “basic” about this. We discovered after compiling a number of different lists that due to various factors, we would have to approach each era of Trek history slightly differently in order to get the most accurate chronology. So, we took it step-by-step:
Enterprise
- Since ENT was the latest show to be produced (at the time of the initial creation of this list), the writers and producers had a pretty good bearing on when and where these episodes fit into the rest of Star Trek lore. ENT is also one of the more serialized series (at least the last two seasons), so this one was pretty easy.
- We simply started everything off with “Broken Bow” and placed the episodes in the same sequence they originally aired on television... with a few exceptions noted below.
- We did, hold “These Are The Voyages…” until much later due to the fact that the events actually occur in a holodeck on the Enterprise-D. This made “Terra Prime” the last episode chronologically before Discovery.
Discovery Seasons 1 and 2
- These are super serialized and all take place between "The Cage" and "Where No Man Has Gone Before". Due to the serialized nature, airdate order was the obvious way to go. Season 3 onward?... see below.
Strange New Worlds
- The events of this show occur after Season 2 of Discovery and before TOS "Where No Man Has Gone Before". Episodes themselves are listed in airdate order as the show is semi-serialized.
The Original Series
- Unlike ENT, this was the first show produced and the-powers-that-be were still trying to figure everything out when they made/presented this show. Particularly the first season.
- Due to this, it made much more sense to us to order these episodes by their production number, rather than by air dates (which causes a lot of inconsistencies) or stardates (which were made up somewhat randomly at this point). Presenting them in the order they were produced made the most sense chronologically.
- So, we started with the first two pilots: “The Cage”, then “Where No Man Has Gone Before” and went by production number from there, ending with “Turnabout Intruder”.
TOS Movies
- This was easy. After “Turnabout Intruder” comes “The Motion Picture” followed by Star Trek(s) II – VI.
TNG (Seasons 1 through 5)
- This is was the last grouping before things start crossing over. When looking at season one, we realized that the stardate system at this point in the production schedule still had something to be desired. The stardates don’t line up sequentially with either the original air date or the production number.
- Since ordering by either stardate or production number would likely cause some discrepancies (ie. Tasha Yar dies in one episode, but is alive in the next), we decided to play it safe and simply order the first 5 seasons of TNG by their original television air date, much like we did with ENT.
TNG Seasons 6 and 7 / DS9 / VOY / TNG Movies
- Here’s where it gets really tricky. There is a lot of overlap involved, but with some effort and care, we figured it out!
- One nice thing was that by this point, the stardate system seems to have been universalized by the producers, making stardates from this point on an extremely accurate way to determine how an episode from one series relates chronologically to episodes in the other series.
- Some episodes, however have unknown stardates. When this occurred we used other episodes within the same series as a reference point, so that the sequence within a single series would remain intact (provided the stardates also aligned)…
- Occasionally, ordering by stardate would cause an episode to be placed in a different order within its own series than it originally aired on TV. In these extremely rare instances (listed below under "Temporal Anomalies"), we watched the episodes in question to make sure ordering by stardate would not cause any “in-series” continuity errors. If they did, we left them in their original order. This may have resulted in a few rare instances when stardates are slightly out of order, but this makes the most sense in regards to continuity. (production numbers also helped aid us in this aspect)
- Also on occasion, there would be an episode of DS9 and an episode of VOY that originally aired on the same night and both had unknown stardates. In these cases the sequence of these two episodes was basically up to our discretion, so we placed them in an order that would add the most variety to the viewing experience by alternating them depending on what episodes came before or after.
- We then went back through and adjusted to account for Multiple-Part episodes and arcs. We put these together so that a single “story” would not be broken up by episodes from another series. (Luckily, the stardates seemed to cooperate quite nicely here!) For example: VOY: “Warhead” originally aired just prior to DS9: “Dogs of War”. However, since “Warhead” has an unknown stardate, we chose to place it after DS9: “What You Leave Behind” as not to interrupt the final 8-episode Dominion War arc.
Star Trek: Picard
- This series takes place after the events of both Nemesis and Star Trek (2009)'s destruction of Romulus in the Prime Universe and is placed accordingly.
The Original Series
- Unlike ENT, this was the first show produced and the-powers-that-be were still trying to figure everything out when they made/presented this show. Particularly the first season.
- Due to this, it made much more sense to us to order these episodes by their production number, rather than by air dates (which causes a lot of inconsistencies) or stardates (which were made up somewhat randomly at this point). Presenting them in the order they were produced made the most sense chronologically.
- So, we started with the first two pilots: “The Cage”, then “Where No Man Has Gone Before” and went by production number from there, ending with “Turnabout Intruder”.
TOS Movies
- This was easy. After “Turnabout Intruder” comes “The Motion Picture” followed by Star Trek(s) II – VI.
TNG (Seasons 1 through 5)
- This is was the last grouping before things start crossing over. When looking at season one, we realized that the stardate system at this point in the production schedule still had something to be desired. The stardates don’t line up sequentially with either the original air date or the production number.
- Since ordering by either stardate or production number would likely cause some discrepancies (ie. Tasha Yar dies in one episode, but is alive in the next), we decided to play it safe and simply order the first 5 seasons of TNG by their original television air date, much like we did with ENT.
TNG Seasons 6 and 7 / DS9 / VOY / TNG Movies
- Here’s where it gets really tricky. There is a lot of overlap involved, but with some effort and care, we figured it out!
- One nice thing was that by this point, the stardate system seems to have been universalized by the producers, making stardates from this point on an extremely accurate way to determine how an episode from one series relates chronologically to episodes in the other series.
- Some episodes, however have unknown stardates. When this occurred we used other episodes within the same series as a reference point, so that the sequence within a single series would remain intact (provided the stardates also aligned)…
- Occasionally, ordering by stardate would cause an episode to be placed in a different order within its own series than it originally aired on TV. In these extremely rare instances (listed below under "Temporal Anomalies"), we watched the episodes in question to make sure ordering by stardate would not cause any “in-series” continuity errors. If they did, we left them in their original order. This may have resulted in a few rare instances when stardates are slightly out of order, but this makes the most sense in regards to continuity. (production numbers also helped aid us in this aspect)
- Also on occasion, there would be an episode of DS9 and an episode of VOY that originally aired on the same night and both had unknown stardates. In these cases the sequence of these two episodes was basically up to our discretion, so we placed them in an order that would add the most variety to the viewing experience by alternating them depending on what episodes came before or after.
- We then went back through and adjusted to account for Multiple-Part episodes and arcs. We put these together so that a single “story” would not be broken up by episodes from another series. (Luckily, the stardates seemed to cooperate quite nicely here!) For example: VOY: “Warhead” originally aired just prior to DS9: “Dogs of War”. However, since “Warhead” has an unknown stardate, we chose to place it after DS9: “What You Leave Behind” as not to interrupt the final 8-episode Dominion War arc.
Star Trek: Picard
- This series takes place after the events of both Nemesis and Star Trek (2009)'s destruction of Romulus in the Prime Universe and is placed accordingly.
Step 3.) Sorting Out “Temporal Anomalies” (contradictions, exceptions, and where the real work is done)
ENT: “These Are the Voyages…”
- As mentioned above, this entire episode takes place on the holodeck of the Enterprise-D during the events of TNG: “The Pegasus”. Therefore, we placed this episode directly after “The Pegasus” on our list, rather than post ENT: “Terra Prime”.
- We also feel that the episode when placed here provides a nice throwback to the Archer’s mission when viewing these in chronological order.
VOY: "Lifesigns" and "Investigations"
- These episodes cause one of those rare moments (late in Trek) where the stardates conflict with plot ordering. Even though the Stardates would place "Investigations" before "Lifesigns", in "Lifesigns" Tom Paris is still maintaining his "misbehavior", a minor arc that is finally resoved in "Investigations".
- Since the Tom Paris plot-line is obviously more relevant than the stardate mentioned in Janeway's log, we re-ordered these to coincide with the former (and subsequently the original airing order).
"Star Trek: First Contact"
- This is another instance of the stardate conflicting with internal plot references. The stardate for "First Contact" would actually place it after DS9: "Children of Time", however the events of "First Contact" are actually referenced by Captain Sisko in DS9: "In Purgatory's Shadow".
- As a result, we moved "First Contact" up, and like the VOY episodes above, chose plot references over the Captain's Log. (Hey, even Starship Captains forget what day it is from time to time ;)
“Star Trek: Insurrection”
- Ok, here we go. This is the big elephant in the room, but it's got to happen SOMEWHERE specifically in the timeline, so here's our best effort!
- It has no apparent stardate, and a number of lines and/or situations that suggest contradictory placements within the timeline. For one thing, Worf is present and still a Starfleet officer, which would suggest these events take place prior to DS9: “What You Leave Behind” when Worf agrees to become the Federation Ambassador to Qo'nos. Memory-Alpha.org even suggests that “Insurrection” takes place during the events of DS9: “It’s Only a Paper Moon” due to Worf’s absence from that episode. Although very good arguments can be made for placing this AFTER "What You Leave Behind", the majority consesus seems to be that Memory-Alpha's suggested placement is the best one, so that's where we put it. Thanks to all our readers who commented to help us come to this decision!
VOY: "Living Witness"
- UPDATED Jan 2021 - This episode takes place entirely in the distant future (from VOY's perspective) c. 3074. There are flashbacks to the 24th century where the Doctor's backup was lost, but the episode itself takes place in the Delta Quadrant somewhere around the time of The Burn (give or take a few decades). Since Discovery Season 3 has been released, we're placing it just before it in the timeline.
2009’s “Star Trek”
- Since Spock from the Prime universe is present and a main character in the film, we felt this movie should definitely be included in our chronology.
- Placing this film in our timeline was actually pretty simple. Since most of the events take place in an alternate universe, we simply used a variation of our time-travel "point of origin" rule (above). Using Spock-Prime's future as that point of origin, we placed this post- Star Trek: Nemesis on our list. The events from the original canon that Spock Prime recalls (ie. the destruction of Romulus) clearly take place after that movie and prior to the upcoming Star Trek: Picard series.
ENT: "In A Mirror Darkly Parts I and II"
- This is an odd case where the episodes take place entirely in the Mirror Universe without any Prime Universe characters crossing over to form a "point of origin" for our timeline. Oddly enough, if there were in fact NO ties to the Prime Universe a case could be made for these episodes to be omitted from our list entirely. HOWEVER, although no "characters" from the Prime Universe appear, a SHIP from the Prime Universe does appear! So, we took the Primeline "point of origin" from the USS Defiant (NCC-1764) from the TOS episode "The Tholian Web". Since that ship from the Prime Universe plays a major role in the events of these episodes, we used our time travel rule the same way we did for 2009's "Star Trek" film, and placed these episodes directly after "The Tholian Web". This makes more sense chronologically than placing it between ENT: "Bound" and ENT: "Demons" where it originally aired, and keeps us consistent with our own rules. Thanks to a poster on our site for pointing these episodes out and causing us to think through it some more!
DSC Season 3 and onward...
- Discovery seasons 1 and 2 take place pre-TOS and are placed as such. However, season 3 takes place roughly 1,000 years after the first two seasons. As such, we will make an exception to our temporal "point of origin" rule, and place these episodes AFTER Nemesis, ST: Picard, etc. The reason being although the characters and ship are from a previous time period, the universe they inhabit from this point on is entirely that of the 32nd century. DSC Short Trek: "Calypso" is also being placed at the end for this reason.
OTHER NOTES
"Kelvin Timeline" Films (Other than 2009's "Star Trek")
- Subsequent films that take place in the Kelvin timeline have very little to do with the Prime Universe. Although "Star Trek Into Darkness" does include a cameo of Spock Prime, and "Star Trek Beyond" mentions his death and features some images from the Primeline, we don't feel that they are enough of a plot point in those films to officially include them in our chronology of the Prime Universe. If you want to include them in your watching, we recommend watching them immediately following Star Trek (2009).
Non-Live-Action Series
- Whether or not TAS is included in the official Star Trek canon varies depending on who you ask. For many years it was generally accepted that only officially produced live-action episodes and films were considered canon. This seems to have changed in recent years and the latest official word from CBS/Paramount/Roddenberry is that it is canon. That being said, we originally set out to create a comprehensive list of the Live Action, Prime Universe, Star Trek canon. Thus we made the choice not to include it on our list. However, once again reasonable people will disagree, so although we didn't name or number them, their overall place in the timeline has been noted on our list. If you want to watch them, we recommend watching them in their air-date order between TOS: "Turnabout Intruder" and "Star Trek: The Motion Picture". * The same applications apply to Star Trek: Lower Decks and Prodigy for the same reasons.
Star Trek: Short Treks
- Due the somewhat artistic nature and extremely short runtime of a lot of these, they (as a whole) become difficult to include in the same way that "normal" episodes are. Challenges include:
- Occurring in random places chronologically
- Not being consistently tied to a single series
- Mixed format - not always live-action
- Some contain valuable background for other series, but...
- Some don't contain enough information to properly know where they fit
For these reasons, we made the decision not to "number" them as full-length, live-action episodes. However, the understanding is that they are canon, so they are included in annotated format to the right of the list in their proper (or in some cases best guess) placement chronologically - much like we've done with the Animated Series.
... And Now the Conclusion!
And now we present the complete live-action, Prime Universe Star Trek canon in chronological order! ENJOY!!! - DOWNLOADABLE LIST IS HERE
Number / Series / Title (Color coded by series)
- A small color-coded "c" indicates a crossover episode when a main character from another series appears in the episode.
- A number in parentheses after the episode title denotes two or three-part episode groupings not obvious from titles alone.
1 ENT Broken Bow
2 ENT Fight or Flight
3 ENT Strange New World
4 ENT Unexpected
5 ENT Terra Nova
6 ENT The Andorian Incident
7 ENT Breaking the Ice
8 ENT Civilization
9 ENT Fortunate Son
10 ENT Cold Front
11 ENT Silent Enemy
12 ENT Dear Doctor
13 ENT Sleeping Dogs
14 ENT Shadows of P'Jem
15 ENT Shuttlepod One
16 ENT Fusion
17 ENT Rogue Planet
18 ENT Acquisition
19 ENT Oasis
20 ENT Detained
21 ENT Vox Sola
22 ENT Fallen Hero
23 ENT Desert Crossing
24 ENT Two Days and Two Nights
25 ENT Shockwave, Part I
26 ENT Shockwave, Part II
27 ENT Carbon Creek
28 ENT Minefield (1)
29 ENT Dead Stop (2)
30 ENT A Night in Sickbay
31 ENT Marauders
32 ENT The Seventh
33 ENT The Communicator
34 ENT Singularity
35 ENT Vanishing Point
36 ENT Precious Cargo
37 ENT The Catwalk
38 ENT Dawn
39 ENT Stigma
40 ENT Cease Fire
41 ENT Future Tense
42 ENT Canamar
43 ENT The Crossing
44 ENT Judgment
45 ENT Horizon
46 ENT The Breach
47 ENT Cogenitor
48 ENT Regeneration
49 ENT First Flight
50 ENT Bounty
51 ENT The Expanse
52 ENT The Xindi
53 ENT Anomaly
54 ENT Extinction
55 ENT Rajiin
56 ENT Impulse
57 ENT Exile
58 ENT The Shipment
59 ENT Twilight
60 ENT North Star
61 ENT Similitude
62 ENT Carpenter Street
63 ENT Chosen Realm
64 ENT Proving Ground
65 ENT Stratagem
66 ENT Harbinger
67 ENT Doctor's Orders
68 ENT Hatchery
69 ENT Azati Prime
70 ENT Damage
71 ENT The Forgotten
72 ENT E²
73 ENT The Council
74 ENT Countdown
75 ENT Zero Hour
76 ENT Storm Front, Part I
77 ENT Storm Front, Part II
78 ENT Home
79 ENT Borderland (1)
80 ENT Cold Station 12 (2)
81 ENT The Augments (3)
82 ENT The Forge (1)
83 ENT Awakening (2)
84 ENT Kir'Shara (3)
85 ENT Daedalus
86 ENT Observer Effect
87 ENT Babel One (1)
88 ENT United (2)
89 ENT The Aenar (3)
90 ENT Affliction (1)
91 ENT Divergence (2)
92 ENT Bound
93 ENT Demons (1)
94 ENT Terra Prime (2) Q&A (Short Trek)
95 TOS The Cage The Brightest Star (Short Trek) The Girl Who Made the Stars (Short Trek)
96 DSC The Vulcan Hello
97 DSC Battle of the Binary Stars
98 DSC Context is for Kings
99 DSC The Butchers Knife Cares Not for the Lambs Cry
100 DSC Choose Your Pain
101 DSC Lethe
102 DSC Magic to Make the Sanest Man go Mad
103 DSC Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum
104 DSC Into the Forest I Go
105 DSC Despite Yourself
106 DSC The Wolf Inside
107 DSC Vaulting Ambition
108 DSC What's Past is Prologue
109 DSC The War Without, The War Within Runaway (Short Trek)
110 DSC Will You Take My Hand? The Escape Artist (Short Trek)
111 DSC Bother
112 DSC New Eden
113 DSC Point of Light
114 DSC An Obol for Charon
115 DSC Saints of Imperfection
116 DSC The Sound of Thunder
117 DSC Light and Shadows
118 DSC If Memory Serves
119 DSC Project Daedalus
120 DSC The Red Angel
121 DSC Perpetual Infinity
122 DSC Through the Valley of Shadows The Trouble with Edward (Short Trek)
123 DSC Such Sweet Sorrow Ask Not (Short Trek)
124 SNW Strange New Worlds
125 SNW Children of the Comet
126 SNW Ghosts of Illyria
127 SNW Memento Mori
128 SNW Spock Amok
129 SNW Lift Us Where Suffering Cannot Reach
130 SNW The Serene Squall
131 SNW The Elysian Kingdom
132 SNW All Those Who Wander
133 SNW A Quality of Mercy
134 TOS Where No Man Has Gone Before
135 TOS The Corbomite Maneuver
136 TOS Mudd's Women
137 TOS The Enemy Within
138 TOS The Man Trap
139 TOS The Naked Time
140 TOS Charlie X
141 TOS Balance of Terror
142 TOS What Are Little Girls Made Of?
143 TOS Dagger of the Mind
144 TOS Miri
145 TOS The Conscience of the King
146 TOS The Galileo Seven
147 TOS Court Martial
148 TOS The Menagerie (Part I)
149 TOS The Menagerie (Part II)
150 TOS Shore Leave
151 TOS The Squire of Gothos
152 TOS Arena
153 TOS The Alternative Factor
154 TOS Tomorrow is Yesterday
155 TOS The Return of the Archons
156 TOS A Taste of Armageddon
157 TOS Space Seed Ephraim and Dot (Short Trek)
158 TOS This Side of Paradise
159 TOS Devil in the Dark
160 TOS Errand of Mercy
161 TOS The City on the Edge of Forever
162 TOS Operation:Annihilate!
163 TOS Catspaw
164 TOS Metamorphosis
165 TOS Friday's Child
166 TOS Who Mourns for Adonais?
167 TOS Amok Time
168 TOS The Doomsday Machine
169 TOS Wolf in the Fold
170 TOS The Changeling
171 TOS The Apple
172 TOS Mirror, Mirror
173 TOS The Deadly Years
174 TOS I, Mudd
175 TOS The Trouble with Tribbles
176 TOS Bread and Circuses
177 TOS Journey to Babel
178 TOS A Private Little War
179 TOS The Gamesters of Triskelion
180 TOS Obsession
181 TOS The Immunity Syndrome
182 TOS A Piece of the Action
183 TOS By Any Other Name
184 TOS Return to Tomorrow
185 TOS Patterns of Force
186 TOS The Ultimate Computer
187 TOS The Omega Glory
188 TOS Assignment:Earth
189 TOS Spectre of the Gun
190 TOS Elaan of Troyius
191 TOS The Paradise Syndrome
192 TOS The Enterprise Incident
193 TOS And the Children Shall Lead
194 TOS Spock's Brain
195 TOS Is There No Truth in Beauty?
196 TOS The Empath
197 TOS The Tholian Web
198 ENT In a Mirror, Darkly, Part I
199 ENT In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II
200 TOS For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky
201 TOS Day of the Dove
202 TOS Plato's Stepchildren
203 TOS Wink of An Eye
204 TOS That Which Survives
205 TOS Let That Be Your Last Battlefield
206 TOS Whom Gods Destroy
207 TOS The Mark of Gideon
208 TOS The Lights of Zetar
209 TOS The Cloud Minders
210 TOS The Way to Eden
211 TOS Requiem for Methuselah
212 TOS The Savage Curtain
213 TOS All Our Yesterdays
214 TOS Turnabout Intruder Star Trek: The Animated Series
215 MOV Star Trek: The Motion Picture
216 MOV The Wrath of Kahn
217 MOV The Search for Spock
218 MOV The Voyage Home
219 MOV The Final Frontier
220 MOV The Undiscovered Country
221 TNG Encounter at Farpoint c
222 TNG The Naked Now
223 TNG Code of Honor
224 TNG The Last Outpost
225 TNG Where No One Has Gone Before
226 TNG Lonely Among Us
227 TNG Justice
228 TNG The Battle
229 TNG Hide and Q
230 TNG Haven
231 TNG The Big Goodbye
232 TNG Datalore
233 TNG Angel One
234 TNG 11001001
235 TNG Too Short a Season
236 TNG When The Bow Breaks
237 TNG Home Soil
238 TNG Coming of Age
239 TNG Heart of Glory
240 TNG The Arsenal of Freedom
241 TNG Symbiosis
242 TNG Skin of Evil
243 TNG We'll Always Have Paris
244 TNG Conspiracy
245 TNG The Neutral Zone
246 TNG The Child
247 TNG Where Silence Has Lease
248 TNG Elementary, Dear Data
249 TNG The Outrageous Okona
250 TNG Loud as a Whisper
251 TNG The Schizoid Man
252 TNG Unnatural Selection
253 TNG A Matter of Honor
254 TNG The Measure of a Man
255 TNG The Dauphin
256 TNG Contagion
257 TNG The Royale
258 TNG Time Squared
259 TNG The Icarus Factor
260 TNG Pen Pals
261 TNG Q Who?
262 TNG The Samaritan Snare
263 TNG Up the Long Ladder
264 TNG Manhunt
265 TNG The Emissary
266 TNG Peak Performance
267 TNG Shades of Gray
268 TNG Evolution
269 TNG The Survivors
270 TNG The Ensigns of Command
271 TNG Who Watches the Watchers?
272 TNG The Bonding
273 TNG Booby Trap
274 TNG The Enemy
275 TNG The Price
276 TNG The Vengeance Factor
277 TNG The Defector
278 TNG The Hunted
279 TNG The High Ground
280 TNG Deja Q
281 TNG A Matter of Perspective
282 TNG Yesterday's Enterprise
283 TNG The Offspring
284 TNG Sins of the Father
285 TNG Allegiance
286 TNG Captain's Holiday
287 TNG Tin Man
288 TNG Hollow Pursuits
289 TNG The Most Toys
290 TNG Sarek
291 TNG Menage a Troi
292 TNG Transfigurations
293 TNG The Best of Both Worlds, Part I
294 TNG The Best of Both Worlds, Part II
295 TNG Family
296 TNG Brothers
297 TNG Suddenly Human
298 TNG Remember Me
299 TNG Legacy
300 TNG Reunion
301 TNG Future Imperfect
302 TNG Final Mission
303 TNG The Loss
304 TNG Data's Day
305 TNG The Wounded
306 TNG Devil's Due
307 TNG Clues
308 TNG First Contact
309 TNG Galaxy's Child
310 TNG Night Terrors
311 TNG Identity Crisis
312 TNG The Nth Degree
313 TNG Qpid
314 TNG The Drumhead
315 TNG Half a Life
316 TNG The Host
317 TNG The Mind's Eye
318 TNG In Theory
319 TNG Redemption, Part I
320 TNG Redemption, Part II
321 TNG Darmok
322 TNG Ensign Ro
323 TNG Silicon Avatar
324 TNG Disaster
325 TNG The Game
326 TNG Unification, Part I c
327 TNG Unification, Part II c
328 TNG A Matter of Time
329 TNG New Ground
330 TNG Hero Worship
331 TNG Violations
332 TNG The Masterpiece Society
333 TNG Conundrum
334 TNG Power Play
335 TNG Ethics
336 TNG The Outcast
337 TNG Cause and Effect
338 TNG The First Duty
339 TNG Cost of Living
340 TNG The Perfect Mate
341 TNG Imaginary Friend
342 TNG I, Borg
343 TNG The Next Phase
344 TNG The Inner Light
345 TNG Time's Arrow, Part I
346 TNG Time's Arrow, Part II
347 TNG Realm of Fear
348 TNG Man of the People
349 TNG Relics c
350 TNG Schisms
351 TNG True-Q
352 TNG Rascals
353 TNG A Fistful of Datas
354 TNG The Quality of Life
355 TNG Chain of Command, Part I
356 TNG Chain of Command, Part II
357 DS9 Emissary c
358 DS9 Past Prologue
359 DS9 A Man Alone
360 DS9 Babel
361 TNG Ship in a Bottle
362 DS9 Captive Pursuit
363 TNG Aquiel
364 DS9 Q-Less
365 TNG Face of the Enemy
366 DS9 Dax
367 TNG Tapestry
368 DS9 The Passenger
369 TNG Birthright, Part I c
370 TNG Birthright, Part II
371 DS9 Move Along Home
372 DS9 The Nagus
373 TNG Starship Mine
374 TNG Lessons
375 DS9 Vortex
376 DS9 Battle Lines
377 DS9 The Storyteller
378 TNG The Chase
379 TNG Frame of Mind
380 TNG Suspicions
381 DS9 Progress
382 TNG Rightful Heir
383 DS9 If Wishes Were Horses
384 TNG Second Chances
385 DS9 Dramatis Personae
386 DS9 The Forsaken
387 DS9 Duet
388 TNG Timescape
389 DS9 In the Hands of the Prophets
390 TNG Descent, Part I
391 TNG Descent, Part II
392 DS9 The Homecoming (1)
393 DS9 The Circle (2)
394 DS9 The Siege (3)
395 TNG Liaisons
396 TNG Gambit, Part I
397 TNG Gambit, Part II
398 DS9 Cardassians
399 DS9 Invasive Procedures
400 TNG Interface
401 TNG Phantasms
402 DS9 Melora
403 TNG Dark Page
404 DS9 Rules of Acquisition
405 DS9 Necessary Evil
406 TNG Attached
407 TNG Force of Nature
408 DS9 Second Sight
409 DS9 Sanctuary
410 TNG Parallels
411 DS9 Rivals
412 DS9 The Alternate
413 TNG Inheritance
414 TNG Homeward
415 TNG The Pegasus
416 ENT These Are the Voyages... c
417 DS9 Armageddon Game
418 TNG Sub Rosa
419 TNG Lower Decks
420 DS9 Paradise
421 DS9 Whispers
422 DS9 Shadowplay
423 TNG Thine Own Self
424 TNG Masks
425 DS9 Playing God
426 TNG Eye of the Beholder
427 DS9 Profit and Loss
428 TNG Genesis
429 DS9 Blood Oath
430 TNG Journey's End
431 DS9 The Maquis, Part I
432 DS9 The Maquis, Part II
433 TNG Firstborn c
434 TNG Bloodlines
435 DS9 The Wire
436 TNG Emergence
437 DS9 Crossover
438 TNG Preemptive Strike
439 DS9 The Collaborator
440 DS9 Tribunal
441 TNG All Good Things…
442 DS9 The Jem'Hadar
443 DS9 The Search, Part I
444 DS9 The Search, Part II
445 DS9 The House of Quark
446 DS9 Equilibrium
447 DS9 Second Skin
448 DS9 The Abandoned
449 DS9 Civil Defense
450 VOY Caretaker c
451 DS9 Meridian
452 VOY Parallax
453 DS9 Defiant c
454 DS9 Fascination
455 DS9 Past Tense, Part I
456 DS9 Past Tense, Part II
457 VOY Time and Again
458 DS9 Life Support
459 DS9 Heart of Stone
460 VOY Phage
461 DS9 Destiny
462 VOY The Cloud
463 DS9 Prophet Motive
464 DS9 Visionary
465 VOY Eye of the Needle
466 VOY Ex Post Facto
467 VOY Emanations
468 VOY Prime Factors
469 DS9 Distant Voices
470 MOV Generations c
471 VOY State of Flux
472 DS9 Through the Looking Glass c
473 VOY Heroes and Demons
474 DS9 Improbable Cause (1)
475 DS9 The Die is Cast (2)
476 VOY Cathexis
477 DS9 Explorers
478 VOY Faces
479 DS9 Family Business
480 VOY Jetrel
481 DS9 Shakaar
482 VOY Learning Curve
483 DS9 Facets
484 VOY Projections
485 VOY Elogium
486 DS9 The Adversary
487 VOY The 37's
488 VOY Initiations
489 VOY Non Sequitur
490 DS9 The Way of the Warrior (Part I, II) c
491 VOY Twisted
492 DS9 The Visitor
493 DS9 Hippocratic Oath
494 VOY Parturition
495 DS9 Indiscretion
496 VOY Persistence of Vision
497 VOY Tattoo
498 VOY Cold Fire
499 DS9 Rejoined
500 VOY Maneuvers
501 DS9 Starship Down
502 DS9 Little Green Men
503 DS9 The Sword of Kahless
504 VOY Resistance
505 DS9 Our Man Bashir
506 DS9 Homefront (1)
507 DS9 Paradise Lost (2)
508 VOY Prototype
509 VOY Death Wish c
510 VOY Alliances
511 DS9 Crossfire
512 VOY Threshold
513 DS9 Return to Grace
514 VOY Meld
515 VOY Dreadnought
516 VOY Lifesigns
517 VOY Investigations
518 VOY Deadlock
519 DS9 Sons of Mogh
520 DS9 Bar Association
521 DS9 Accession
522 VOY Innocence
523 DS9 Rules of Engagement
524 DS9 Hard Time
525 DS9 Shattered Mirror
526 VOY The Thaw
527 DS9 The Muse
528 VOY Tuvix
529 DS9 For the Cause
530 VOY Resolutions
531 DS9 To the Death
532 DS9 The Quickening
533 DS9 Body Parts
534 DS9 Broken Link
535 VOY Basics, Part I
536 VOY Basics, Part II
537 DS9 Apocalypse Rising
538 DS9 The Ship
539 VOY Sacred Ground
540 VOY False Profits
541 VOY Flashback c
542 VOY The Chute
543 VOY Remember
544 VOY The Swarm
545 DS9 …Nor the Battle to the Strong
546 DS9 Looking for par'Mach in All the Wrong Places
547 DS9 The Assignment
548 DS9 Trials and Tribble-ations c
549 VOY Future's End, Part I
550 VOY Future's End, Part II
551 DS9 Let He Who is Without Sin…
552 DS9 Things Past
553 VOY Warlord
554 DS9 The Ascent
555 VOY The Q and the Grey
556 DS9 Rapture
557 DS9 The Darkness and the Light
558 VOY Macrocosm
559 VOY Fair Trade
560 VOY Alter Ego
561 DS9 The Begotten
562 DS9 For the Uniform
563 VOY Coda
564 VOY Blood Fever
565 MOV First Contact c
566 DS9 In Purgatory's Shadow
567 DS9 By Inferno's Light
568 VOY Unity
569 VOY Darkling
570 DS9 Doctor Bashir, I Presume c
571 VOY Rise
572 DS9 A Simple Investigation
573 DS9 Business as Usual
574 DS9 Ties of Blood and Water
575 VOY Favorite Son
576 DS9 Ferengi Love Songs
577 DS9 Soldiers of the Empire
578 DS9 Children of Time
579 VOY Before and After
580 VOY Real Life
581 VOY Distant Origin
582 VOY Displaced
583 DS9 Blaze of Glory
584 VOY Worst Case Scenario
585 DS9 Empok Nor
586 VOY Scorpion, Part I
587 VOY Scorpion, Part II
588 VOY The Gift
589 DS9 In the Cards
590 DS9 Call to Arms
591 VOY Day of Honor
592 VOY Nemesis
593 VOY Revulsion
594 DS9 A Time to Stand
595 DS9 Rocks and Shoals
596 DS9 Sons and Daughters
597 DS9 Behind the Lines
598 DS9 Favor the Bold
599 DS9 Sacrifice of Angels
600 VOY The Raven
601 VOY Scientific Method
602 DS9 You are Cordially Invited…
603 VOY Year of Hell, Part I
604 VOY Year of Hell, Part II
605 DS9 Resurrection
606 VOY Random Thoughts
607 DS9 Statistical Probabilities
608 VOY Concerning Flight
609 DS9 The Magnificent Ferengi
610 DS9 Waltz
611 VOY Mortal Coil
612 VOY Message in a Bottle
613 VOY Waking Moments
614 DS9 Who Mourns for Morn?
615 DS9 Far Beyond the Stars
616 DS9 One Little Ship
617 VOY Hunters
618 DS9 Honor Among Thieves
619 DS9 Change of Heart
620 VOY Prey
621 VOY Retrospect
622 VOY The Killing Game (Part I)
623 VOY The Killing Game (Part II)
624 DS9 Wrongs Darker than Death or Night
625 DS9 Inquisition
626 DS9 In the Pale Moonlight
627 VOY Vis a Vis
628 VOY The Omega Directive
629 DS9 His Way
630 VOY Unforgettable
631 DS9 The Reckoning
632 DS9 Valiant
633 VOY Demon
634 DS9 Profit and Lace
635 VOY One
636 DS9 Time's Orphan
637 DS9 The Sound of her Voice
638 VOY Hope and Fear
639 DS9 Tears of the Prophets
640 VOY Night
641 VOY Drone
642 VOY Extreme Risk
643 VOY In the Flesh
644 VOY Once Upon a Time
645 VOY Nothing Human
646 VOY Timeless c
647 DS9 Image in the Sand
648 DS9 Shadows and Symbols
649 DS9 Afterimage
650 DS9 Take Me Out to the Holosuite
651 DS9 Chrysalis
652 DS9 Treachery, Faith, and the Great River
653 DS9 Once More Unto the Breach
654 DS9 The Siege of AR-558
655 VOY Thirty Days
656 DS9 Covenant
657 VOY Infinite Regress
658 VOY Counterpoint
659 DS9 It's Only a Paper Moon
660 MOV Insurrection
661 DS9 Prodigal Daughter
662 VOY Latent Image
663 VOY Bride of Chaotica
664 DS9 The Emperor's New Cloak
665 VOY Gravity
666 DS9 Field of Fire
667 VOY Bliss
668 DS9 Chimera
669 VOY The Disease
670 DS9 Badda-Bing Badda-Bang
671 DS9 Inter Arma Silent Leges
672 VOY Course: Oblivion
673 VOY Dark Frontier (Part I, II)
674 VOY The Fight
675 VOY Think Tank
676 DS9 Penumbra
677 DS9 'Til Death Do Us Part
678 DS9 Strange Bedfellows
679 DS9 The Changing Face of Evil
680 DS9 When it Rains…
681 DS9 Tacking into the Wind
682 DS9 Extreme Measures
683 DS9 The Dogs of War
684 DS9 What You Leave Behind
685 VOY Juggernaut
686 VOY Someone to Watch Over Me
687 VOY 11:59
688 VOY Relativity
689 VOY Warhead
690 VOY Equinox, Part I
691 VOY Equinox, Part II
692 VOY Survival Instinct
693 VOY Barge of the Dead
694 VOY Tinker, Tenor, Doctor, Spy
695 VOY Dragon's Teeth
696 VOY Alice
697 VOY Riddles
698 VOY One Small Step
699 VOY The Voyager Conspiracy
700 VOY Pathfinder c
701 VOY Fair Haven
702 VOY Tsunkatse
703 VOY Blink of an Eye
704 VOY Virtuoso
705 VOY Collective
706 VOY Memorial
707 VOY Spirit Folk
708 VOY Ashes to Ashes
709 VOY Child's Play
710 VOY Good Shepherd
711 VOY Fury
712 VOY Live Fast and Prosper
713 VOY Life Line c
714 VOY Muse
715 VOY The Haunting of Deck Twelve
716 VOY Unimatrix Zero, Part I
717 VOY Unimatrix Zero, Part II
718 VOY Drive
719 VOY Repression
720 VOY Imperfection
721 VOY Critical Care
722 VOY Inside Man c
723 VOY Body and Soul
724 VOY Nightingale
725 VOY Flesh and Blood (Part I, II)
726 VOY Shattered
727 VOY Lineage
728 VOY Repentance
729 VOY Prophesy
730 VOY The Void
731 VOY Workforce, Part I
732 VOY Workforce, Part II
733 VOY Human Error
734 VOY Q2
735 VOY Author, Author
736 VOY Friendship One
737 VOY Natural Law
738 VOY Homestead
739 VOY Renaissance Man
740 VOY Endgame
741 MOV Nemesis c STAR TREK: PRODIGY STAR TREK: LOWER DECKS
742 MOV Star Trek (2009) -> ST: Into Darkness -> ST: Beyond Children of Mars (Short Trek)
743 PIC Remembrance
744 PIC Maps and Legends
745 PIC The End is the Beginning
746 PIC Absolute Candor
747 PIC Stardust City Rag
748 PIC The Impossible Box
749 PIC Napenthe
750 PIC Broken Pieces
751 PIC Et in Arcadia Ego, Part I
752 PIC Et in Arcadia Ego, Part II
753 PIC The Star Gazer
754 PIC Penance
755 PIC Assimilation
756 PIC Watcher
757 PIC Fly Me to the Moon
758 PIC Two of One
759 PIC Monsters
760 PIC Mercy
761 PIC Hide and Seek
762 PIC Farewell
763 VOY Living Witness
764 DSC That Hope Is You, Part I
765 DSC Far From Home
766 DSC People of Earth
767 DSC Forget Me Not
768 DSC Die Trying
769 DSC Scavengers
770 DSC Unification III
771 DSC The Sanctuary
772 DSC Terra Firma, Part I
773 DSC Terra Firma, Part II
774 DSC Su'Kal
775 DSC There is a Tide…
776 DSC That Hope is You, Part II
777 DSC Kobayashi Maru
778 DSC Anomaly
779 DSC Choose to Live
780 DSC All is Possible
781 DSC The Examples
782 DSC Stormy Weather
783 DSC …But to Connect
784 DSC All In
785 DSC Rubicon
786 DSC The Galactic Barrier
787 DSC Rosetta
788 DSC Species 10-C
789 DSC Coming Home Calypso (Short Trek)
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