Dorothy Fontana’s moving “Yesteryear” easily being the very best offering of the series (combining elements from “Journey to Babel” and “City on the Edge of Forever” two of TOS’ best). If you can look past the cheese, some of the stories are actually quite interesting. Cheesy and sometimes pretty goofy, but to me? They’re just as ‘official’ as “Spock’s Brain”, “And the Children Shall Lead” or “Omega Glory”. The animated series was an interesting experiment. Hopefully soon we will see Next Generation, Deep Space Nine and Voyager also make it online, even if they could only be made available in standard definition. The original Star Trek became available in 2008 and in 2010 they added Star Trek: Enterprise, with both shows available in HD. Star Trek: The Animated Series is the third Star Trek show for CBS to make available for online streaming. But in the end the show was still kids TV, as this clip demonstrates. The show even offered follow-on stories to some original Star Trek episodes, such as Gerrold’s "More Tribbles, More Troubles".
Peeples as well as sci-fi author Larry Niven. The show included episodes written by veteran Star Trek writers D.C. Although the Filmation-produced series was aimed at kids and made on a budgetary shoe-string, Star Trek: The Animated series still produced some good Star Trek. James Doohan, Nichelle Nichols, and Majel Barrett voiced most of the guest characters as well. With the exception of Ensign Chekov, all the regular characters from Star Trek appear in the series, and all are voiced by the original actors. The animated Star Trek series ran for two seasons in 19. All 22 episodes of the series are available for ad-supported streaming at, on the Star Trek page at CBS.com, and also at the CBS-owned TV.com. Details below.ĬBS has added Star Trek: The Animated Series to its online streaming offerings. Star Trek: The Animated Series is now available online via free (ad-supported) streaming, joining the original Star Trek and Star Trek: Enterprise. CBS has added more streaming Star Trek content to the web.
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