Star Trek, the Original Series. Season 2

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Originally broadcast on television as individual episodes during the 1967-1968 season.
Episodes digitally remastered with enhanced visual effects.
Four guide cards include lists of episodes and special features on each disc.
Special features: Disc 1. "Billy Blackburn's treasure chest: rare home movies and special memories, part 2" featurette; "To boldly go. season two" featurette; "Designing the final frontier" featurette; "Writer's notebook, D.C. Fontana" featurette; "Star Trek's favorite moments" featurette. Disc 5. "More tribbles, more troubles" Star Trek: the animated series episode 1 with optional commentary by David Gerrold; "Trials and tribble-ations" Star Trek: Deep space 9, episode 503; "Trials and tribble-ations: uniting two legends" featurette; "Trials and tribble-ations: an historic endeavor" featurette. Disc 8. "Life beyond Trek: Leonard Nimoy" featurette; "Kirk, Spock & Bones: Star Trek's great trio" featurette; "Star Trek's divine diva: Nichelle Nichols" featurette. All Discs. Episode trailers.
Disc 1. Amok time / written by Theodore Sturgeon ; directed by Joseph Pevney -- Who mourns for Adonais? / written by Gilbert Ralston ; directed by Marc Daniels -- special features. Billy Blackburn's treasure chest: rare home movies and special memories, part 2 ; To boldly go. season two. ; Designing the final frontier ; Writer's notebook, D.C. Fontana ; Star Trek's favorite moments.
Disc 2. The changeling / written by John Meredyth Lucas ; directed by Marc Daniels -- Mirror mirror / written by Jerome Bixby ; directed by Marc Daniels -- The apple / written by Max Ehrlich ; directed by Joseph Pevney -- The doomsday machine / written by Norman Spinrad ; directed by Marc Daniels.
Disc. 3. Catspaw / written by Robert Bloch ; directed by Joseph Pevney -- I, Mudd / written by Stephen Kandel ; directed by Marc Daniels -- Metamorphosis / written by Gene L. Coon ; directed by Ralph Senensky -- Journey to Babel / written by D.C. Fontana ; directed by Joseph Pevney.
Disc 4. Friday's child / written by D.C. Fontana ; directed by Joseph Pevney -- The deadly years / written by David P. Harmon ; directed by Joseph Pevney -- Obsession / written by Art Wallace ; directed by Ralph Senensky --; Wolf in the fold / written by Robert Bloch ; directed by Joseph Pevney.
Disc 5. The trouble with Tribbles / written by David Gerrold ; directed by Joseph Pevney -- special features. More tribbles, more troubles ; Trials and tribble-ations ; Trials and tribble-ations: uniting two legends ; Trials and tribble-ations: an historic endeavor.
Disc 6. The gamesters of Triskelion / written by Margaret Armen ; directed by Gene Nelson -- A piece of the action / teleplay by David P. Harmon and Gene L. Coon ; story by David P. Harmon ; directed by James Komack -- The immunity syndrome / written by Robert Sabaroff ; directed by Joseph Pevney -- A private little war / teleplay by Gene Roddenberry ; story by Jud Crucis ; directed by Marc Daniels.
Disc 7. Return to tomorrow / written by John Kingsbridge ; directed by Ralph Senensky -- Patterns of force / written by John Meredyth Lucas ; directed by Vincent McEveety -- By any other name / teleplay by D.C. Fontana and Jerome Bixby ; story by Jerome Bixby ; directed by Marc Daniels -- The omega glory / written by Gene Roddenberry ; directed by Vincent McEveety.
Disc 8. The ultimate computer / teleplay by D.C. Fontana ; story by Laurence N. Wolfe ; produced and directed by John Mererdyth Lucas -- Bread and circuses / written by Gene Roddenberry and Gene L. Coon ; directed by Ralph Senensky -- Assignment: Earth / teleplay by Art Wallace ; story by Gene Roddenberry and Art Wallace ; directed by Marc Daniels -- special features. Life beyond Trek: Leonard Nimoy ; Kirk, Spock & Bones: Star Trek's great trio ; Star Trek's divine diva: Nichelle Nichols.
William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley, George Takei, Nichelle Nichols, Walter Koenig, James Doohan ; guest stars, Celia Lovsky, Arlene Martel, Lawrence Montaigne, Majel Barrett, Michael Forest, Leslie Parrish, Barbara Luna, Keith Andes, Celeste Yarnall, David Soul, William Windom, Antoinette Bower, Theo Marcuse, Roger C. Carmel, Glenn Corbett, Elinor Donahue, Jane Wyatt, Mark Lenard, Julie Newmar, Tige Andrews, Michael Dante, Charles Drake, Sarah Marshall, Stephen Brooks, John Fiedler, Charles Macauley, Pilar Seurat, William Schallert, William Campbell, Stanley Adams, Whit Bissell, Joseph Ruskin, Angelique Pettyjohn, Anthony Caruso, Victor Tayback, Lee Delano, Nancy Kovack, Michael Witney, Diana Muldaur, Richard Evans, Valora Noland, Skip Homeier, David Brian, Warren Stevens, Barbara Bouchet, Morgan Woodward, Roy Jenson, William Marshall, William Smithers, Logan Ramsey, Ian Wolfe, William Bramley, Rhodes Reason, Robert Lansing, Teri Garr.
The spaceship U.S.S. Enterprise, with its 430 crew members captained by James T. Kirk, travels the universe.
DVD; region 1, NTSC; full screen (4:3) presentation; Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital mono.

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wonderful submitted by Whitetnchina on August 30, 2016, 2:16pm Great series!

A Great Second Season submitted by ajstemp on June 28, 2018, 10:13am If you enjoyed the first season, you'll like this one as well. It features a lot of fun, sometimes silly, classic episodes, and the special features were interesting to explore. Season two continues the same hope and heart behind the first season!

Season 2 of 3 submitted by FordAlpha on August 13, 2019, 3:22pm The original Star Trek can be cringe-inducing at times, but it's worth persevering through the bad sets, stilted dialogue, and awkward moments in some episodes to see the cultural touchstones that the series achieved at its best. Season 2 has its share of those peaks, and showcases the range of writers and ideas that the show employed. Episodes can be comic, dramatic, speculative, or suspenseful. "The Trouble with Tribbles" is my personal favorite. This collection has some nice special features too.