I was lucky enough to come across a complete collection of full length Star Trek episodes, all three seasons.
http://www.youtube.com/show?p=Zk2dX5DnW_c&s=1
They are from the original series and are shown here in a nice resolution.
I'd be curious as to which are people's favorites here on Physforum.
Star Trek was a big reason I even got interested in science and space.
Kudos to CBS for going with YouTube over hulu.com.
My question for people outside the US, does YouTube have region exclusion policies that prevent you from seeing these videos?
My question for people outside the US, does YouTube have region exclusion policies that prevent you from seeing these videos?
QUOTE (rpenner+Aug 31 2009, 05:30 AM)
Kudos to CBS for going with YouTube over hulu.com.
My question for people outside the US, does YouTube have region exclusion policies that prevent you from seeing these videos?
Can't view these in the UK due to....
My question for people outside the US, does YouTube have region exclusion policies that prevent you from seeing these videos?
Can't view these in the UK due to....
QUOTE (YouTube+)
This video is not available in your country due to copyright restrictions.
Sorry to hear that. Star Trek used to be aired on T.V. in many countries. I thought only totalitarian regimes limited access to the internet. 
QUOTE (Empress Palpatine+Aug 31 2009, 05:21 PM)
Sorry to hear that. Star Trek used to be aired on T.V. in many countries. I thought only totalitarian regimes limited access to the internet.
I know, you'd think there would be a way around these issues online.
Oh well, I'll have to make do with re-runs of UFO and Space 1999.
I know, you'd think there would be a way around these issues online.
Oh well, I'll have to make do with re-runs of UFO and Space 1999.
I wish totalitarian regimes limited access to Martin Landau, for God's sakes. I'd consider moving... 
We called that abysmal excuse for a SciFi, "Space 1839", minus Jules Verne's vision. Monster-a-minute Irwin Allen didn't have anything on those two goobers....
God.
We called that abysmal excuse for a SciFi, "Space 1839", minus Jules Verne's vision. Monster-a-minute Irwin Allen didn't have anything on those two goobers....
God.
BARBARA BAINE(BANE)!!! I Still have nightmares!!!
At least Martin Landau finally did learn to act!!!
You know they were married at the time, right?
Grumpy
At least Martin Landau finally did learn to act!!!
You know they were married at the time, right?
Grumpy
Yes, I did. I try to keep things like that out of my consciousness, though. The idea is horrible...
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