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'''''[[Star Trek: The Animated Series]]''''' was released, in full on the [[Betamax]] format under the title '''''The Animated Adventures of Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek''''' in the US by [[Paramount Home Video]] in {{y|1989}}, in packaging identical to that of the [[Star Trek: The Animated Series (VHS)|VHS release]]. The only difference was that a "Beta" sticker was applied to each cover. There were two episodes per tape and 11 volumes altogether. Episodes were in production order, which differs significantly from the series as aired.
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'''''[[Star Trek: The Animated Series]]''''' was released, in full on the [[Betamax]] format under the title '''''The Animated Adventures of Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek''''' in the US by [[Paramount Home Video]] in {{y|1989}}, using the same packaging as the [[Star Trek: The Animated Series (VHS)|VHS release]]. The only difference was that a "Beta" sticker was applied to each cover. There were two episodes per tape and 11 volumes altogether. Episodes were in production order, which differs significantly from the series as aired.
   
 
"The Ambergris Element" is listed as episode 13 instead of 12, and the numbering continues after that up to 23.
 
"The Ambergris Element" is listed as episode 13 instead of 12, and the numbering continues after that up to 23.

Revision as of 09:53, 11 May 2013

Template:Realworld Star Trek: The Animated Series was released, in full on the Betamax format under the title The Animated Adventures of Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek in the US by Paramount Home Video in 1989, using the same packaging as the VHS release. The only difference was that a "Beta" sticker was applied to each cover. There were two episodes per tape and 11 volumes altogether. Episodes were in production order, which differs significantly from the series as aired.

"The Ambergris Element" is listed as episode 13 instead of 12, and the numbering continues after that up to 23.

Betamax releases
The Original Series • The Animated Series • Star Trek films • The Next Generation

Releases

Vol. Cover Episodes Release Date Reference
1 Cover of Volume 1
"More Tribbles, More Troubles"
"The Infinite Vulcan"
 July 1989 60754-080
2 Cover of Volume 2
"Yesteryear"
"Beyond the Farthest Star"
 July 1989 60754-081
3 Cover of Volume 3
"The Survivor"
"The Lorelei Signal"
 July 1989 60754-082
4 Cover of Volume 4
"One of Our Planets Is Missing"
"Mudd's Passion"
 July 1989 60754-083
5 Cover of Volume 5
"The Magicks of Megas-Tu"
"The Time Trap"
 July 1989 60754-084
6 Cover of Volume 6
"The Slaver Weapon"
"The Ambergris Element"
 July 1989 60754-085
7 Cover of Volume 7
"The Jihad"
"The Terratin Incident"
 July 1989 60754-086
8 Cover of Volume 8
"The Eye of the Beholder"
"Once Upon a Planet"
 July 1989 60754-087
9 Cover of Volume 9
"Bem"
"Albatross"
 July 1989 60754-088
10 Cover of Volume 10
"The Pirates of Orion"
"The Practical Joker"
 July 1989 60754-089
11 Cover of Volume 11
"How Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth"
"The Counter-Clock Incident"
 July 1989 60754-090

See also

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