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Star Trek: Best Two-Part Episodes In The Franchise, Ranked

• Two-part episodes in Star Trek add depth and complexity to the lore, making them compelling and memorable chapters.
• From shocking accidents to psychological horror, these episodes explore themes of terrorism, betrayal, and intergalactic conflict.
• Iconic characters and powerful enemies make these episodes standout in Star Trek history, shaping the future of the series.

Plenty of television shows use the two-part episode to tell a longer, more complex story, and the Star Trek universe has plenty of lore to draw from if the writers need more material. There are several two-part episodes in the Star Trek franchise, and they're some of the more compelling and memorable chapters in the lore.

Two-part episodes have often been used to start a new show, bring a series to its conclusion, or explain a complicated or obscure event in Star Trek history. They're an excellent reference for viewers interested in learning about the characters and plotlines that form the basis for future Star Trek stories.

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Star Trek Enterprise: Shockwave

A devastating accident and a tense investigation.

• Director: Allan Kroeker (Parts 1 and 2)
• Starring: Scott Bakula, John Billingsley, Jolene Blalock
• Writers: Gene Roddenberry, Rick Berman, Brannon Braga
• Release Date: May 22, 2002

Details about the Temporal War emerged in later Trek shows, but its first chronological appearance was in Enterprise . The first episode started in a normal, almost dull manner, with Archer and his crew planning a visit to a Paraagan mining colony. But then, a tragic accident occurs, wiping out the colony, and at first glance, it seems the Enterprise crew is to blame.

An incident like this would certainly put an end to Archer's mission, but as the story unfolds, it's revealed that this was a deliberate act of terrorism that was connected to the Temporal War. There's some great action and suspense in these episodes as the characters try to search the logs, records, and forensic evidence to find the real culprits and, if possible, reverse the damage.

Star Trek The Next Generation: Best of Both Worlds

Picard meets the enemy, and it is him.

• Director: Cliff Bole (Parts 1 and 2)
• Starring: Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Frakes, LeVar Burton
• Writers: Gene Roddenberry, Michael Piller, Ronald D. Moore
• Release Date: June 16, 1990

These two episodes formed a connection between seasons three and four of The Next Generation, and the storyline brought the shadowy Borg into the foreground. Previously, Starfleet had only had limited contact with the mysterious aliens. This time, though, they got up close and personal, and humans were able to see their cruelty firsthand.

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These episodes are among some of the most famous in Star Trek history. Not only did it give certain popular characters a chance to fill out their roles and show their strengths, but it also fleshed out the lore of the dangerous and self-interested Borg as they finally reached Federation space.

Star Trek Deep Space 9: The Maquis

An exciting setup for a multi-show story.

• Director: David Livingston (Part 1), Corey Allen (Part 2)
• Starring: Avery Brooks, Rene Auberjonois, Alexander Siddig
• Writers: Gene Roddenberry, Rick Berman, Michael Piller
• Release Date: April 24, 1994

Starfleet viewed the conflict between the Cardassians and the Maquis as more of a terrorist organization rebelling against a ruling power than an official war, although that's how the Maquis saw it. The Maquis were a faction that was displaced when the Cardassians made peace with the Federation. They would make future appearances in other Star Trek shows, most notably Voyager .

The deal that Starfleet made to convince the Cardassians to sign a peace treaty remains a point of contention in every Star Trek show, and these episodes explain the finer details of the controversy. Sisko believes the treaty is reasonable, but his friend Hudson believes otherwise. It takes two episodes for Sisko to figure out how to keep an intergalactic war from breaking out again.

Star Trek The Next Generation: Chain of Command

There are four lights.

• Director: Robert Scheerer (Part 1), Les Landau (Part 2)
• Starring: Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Frakes, Ronny Cox
• Writers: Gene Roddenberry, Michael Piller, Frank Abatemarco
• Release Date: December 12, 1992

Psychological horror is often the best kind, which is one of the reasons these episodes are popular with both critics and fans. Picard's treatment at the hands of the Cardassian authorities is unapologetically brutal, and might even be worse than what the Borg did to him.

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These episodes are named not only as a reference to the torture that Picard endures at the hands of his captors, but also to the politics that are connected to Starfleet's chain of command. Picard is captured by the Cardassians, and while he endures their torture, Captain Jellicoe replaces him.

This leads to a whole other set of complications. Jellicoe has a management style entirely different from Picard's, and some gossip swirls around as to why First Officer Riker didn't take over instead. With Worf and Crusher absent on another assignment, the crew is even more fragmented.

Star Trek The Original Series: The Menagerie, Parts 1 And 2

The first two-part episode in the franchise.

• Director: Marc Daniels (Part 1), Robert Butler (Part 2)
• Starring: Leonard Nimoy, William Shatner, Jeffrey Hunter
• Writers: Gene Roddenberry
• Release Date: November 17, 1966

"The Cage" was the pilot episode of Star Trek , which is why the next one had so many changes, especially regarding the cast. In the same year, a sequel to "The Cage" aired, and it was a two-parter that wrapped up the story's loose ends. "The Menagerie" used scenes from the pilot along with new footage that featured Kirk and the other updated characters.

Captain Pike is now a resident of an assisted living facility after an accident that rendered him a quadriplegic with limited communication skills. His years in Starfleet seem to have reached a tragic and helpless end, which is even sadder to modern viewers who know the character so well from Discovery and Strange New Worlds .

But not all hope is lost for Kirk's predecessor. His former first officer Spock, one of the few characters to survive into the show past the pilot, has a complicated plan to return him to Talos 4 and give him a peaceful retirement complete with all of his faculties.

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• Garden of Eden

Adam and Eve cast out of paradise

According to the Bible of the Jewish and Christian religion , the Garden of Eden , or simply Eden , was the habitat created by God for the first Humans , Adam and Eve . They would later be cast from the Garden of Eden after succumbing to temptation of the Devil and disobeying God's law . In common parlance , Eden became a symbolic word for any idyllic location. In short: a symbol of paradise .

In 2267 , Spock , under the influence of Omicron spores , claimed that the spores had turned Omicron Ceti III into " a true Eden ." ( TOS : " This Side of Paradise ")

Soon after, Pavel Chekov inaccurately believed that the Garden of Eden was located "just outside Moscow ." He claimed that it was "a very nice place" and that "it must've made Adam and Eve very sad to leave." ( TOS : " The Apple ")

In 2268 , James T. Kirk metaphorically called the planet Neural a Garden of Eden. He also referred to introducing flintlocks to the Neural natives as introducing serpents to the Garden of Eden. ( TOS : " A Private Little War ")

In 2287 , Sybok cited Eden as being one of many names for the planet he believed to be Sha Ka Ree . ( Star Trek V: The Final Frontier )

In 2293 , Spock kept a piece of 20th century Earth art called " Adam and Eve Expelled from Paradise " in his quarters. The painting depicted a scene of Adam and Eve being cast out of the Garden of Eden. For Spock the painting was a reminder that "all things end." ( Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country )

In 2364 , while the USS Enterprise -D visited planet Edo , Lieutenant Natasha Yar described the planet as " like an Eden. " ( TNG : " Justice ") Later in the year, Luisa Kim , a terraformer on Velara III , referred to herself as a "Gardener of Edens". ( TNG : " Home Soil ")

In 2374 , in describing Bajor to William Ross , Benjamin Sisko compared parts of the Eastern Province to being like Eden itself. ( DS9 : " Favor the Bold ")

The book The Way to Eden might pertain to this location, or to the mythical planet Eden .

The script for the Star Trek: The Next Generation third season episode " The Ensigns of Command " describes the green areas of the Tau Cygna V colony as "a veritable Garden of Eden." [1]

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Photos From Moscow Star Trek Into Darkness Premiere

| April 26, 2013 | By: TrekMovie.com Staff 34 comments so far

Photos from Moscow

On Thursday night Chris Pine, JJ Abrams, Zachary Quinto and Alice Eve attended the red carpet premiere of Star Trek Into Darkness in Moscow, Russia. The start of the film ended up being delayed due to the stars being caught in bad traffic. On top of that it was raining, so those together created a shortened time on the red carpet. But the stars did stop to take pictures with some fans and do some signing.

More red carpet with fans:

Here are some posed shots from inside the theater.

Before the film started JJ and the stars spoke to the crowd.

And some members of the Russian Fan Club put together cards that spelled out "Live Long And Prosper" on one side and "We Love You" on the other. Abrams and his actors commented on them and said he was touched by the gesture.

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Paramount also had a photo call with the group in Moscow. Here are some of those photos.

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Today the Star Trek Into Darkness tour went to Paris, but there was no red carpet, however JJ did meet with the press. On Monday there will be a red carpet premiere in Berlin. And on then they head to London on May 2nd for what is being called the "World Premiere" event, where they will be joined by most of the rest of the main cast (including Benedict Cumberbatch), as well as the other producers.  Following London will be an event in Mexico City and then on to the Hollywood premiere on May 14th.

What, there are Trekkies in Russia?? ;-)

Chris Pine, buddy, who needs catwomen, when you got those beautiful Russian girls. Well done, Chris. Wink-Wink Yea, baby!!!

Until now, i only knew that Russians are huge Dolph Lungren-Fans. Maybe they’ll also swallow Trek in the future.

These publicity junkets must be so tiring, but everyone seems to have happy energy! And since I have heard Alice Eve interviewed several times, I am getting rather fond of her. She sounds as devoted to the craft of acting as some of my favorite actors. Wondering if she will be back for Trek3.

Thank you Zachary for not wearing hipster Hitler hair :)

Oi, that black lace dress Alice Eve is wearing in those photos looks damn much like the dress Adele wore at her 2011 London concert and… dearest me, did I actually just write that? Time to go to sleep. Good Night!

@5 I thought the exact same thing, that she reminds me of Adele … no worries. She looks good, appears she’s eating more than spinach again :)

Yes, they’re Trekkies from all over the world. *Does the Vulcan Salute, from Jamaica, West Indies. :)

Goddam Russkies get to see the film before Americans. The world has gone to hell.

Yes Adele and Alice look so alike!! A bit similar to the Gorn and a tribble likeness. you could almost assume they were twins. Hmm

Adele and Alice look alike?

Is it me, or does Mr. Quint’s jacket look a little to small?

Great post, Tony!

And thanks again to JJ & Co for visiting us, and, of course, for awesome Star Trek movie!

“No Anton?”

Anton along with Zoe and Eric Bana were last time on Star Trek premiere.

This time we had more trekkies and that was great. The audience reaction was priceless. We all laughed, cried and applauded during the movie and that it worth to wait four years.

here in Berlin someone told me that there is a stage being build at the sony center, the place of the star trek premiere gala, which is bigger than anything before. He did not know if it will be actually for the star trek premiere but if this is the case this will be the biggest event of that kind, Berlin has ever seen!

Yes, much better. They all look very elegantly turned out. Much nicer than at that MTV thing. Though I doubt they were able to eat anything that evening in those supertight jackets.

Alice Eve always looks so beautiful.

damn! Russian Trek chicks are hot! =P

Alright, so whom do I have to blackmail in order to have our local premiere shifted from June to April? :-P

Then again, why am I surprised. This is Paramount I’m talking about, so of course they messed the whole thing up. They always do. I can’t really think of any redeeming quality they have, aside from owning the Star Trek trademark. *shrug*

Don’t Chris Pine and Alice Eve make a lovely looking couple?

The four of them look wonderful and there seems to be such a big enthusiastic audience. Oh dear, the ties again… Everyone looks better minus the tie… and I want me some Chris Pine…sigh…so gorgeous….oops…starting to drool again…oh dear…:) Loving it!

@19. I’m disgusted. Trek is an AMERICAN institution and for the first time, we have to wait while the entire world gets to see the movie premiered before WE do. This is a crime!

I thoroughly understand the fact that the bean counters want to make this movie more international and drum up the international dollars. Perhaps, we should have been first, then the international dates follow in rapid..say weekly succession.

From the few quickie reviews, it seems the movie is ho-hum popcorn movie fare, not to talk about being a stand out Trek movie. The posters with Kirk, Spock and Uhura holding guns in a Charlie’s Angels’ like pose is telling. What does vengeance by the Trek crew have to do with Star Trek? If this is the theme of the movie, this would be a shame. I would more than be glad to be proven wrong come 5-18.

We will see..

#21. On the one hand you pretty much say the movie probably is mediocre. Then, on the other hand, you whine about not seeing it ASAP versus other countries.

Sheesh, Cybil, make up your damn mind???

Exactly. I want to see it first and if it IS mediocre. :-D

@9 @11: I’m not sure whether you were referring to MY comment but I’d like to point out that I was referring solely to the DRESS… and that it was one of those observations you make when you’re dead tired and a bit drunk, like I was yesterday.

@15 Yes it is for the star trek premiere and they need quite some space to build it. Picture from Friday http://www.flickr.com/photos/94644037@N07/8685766908/in/photostream/

Zach’s Hair looks totally sharp! Would have looked even more sophisticated with a clean shave ;)

Man are there going to be a lot of people mad about this movie when it comes out.

If you thought hardcore Trek fans hated the first movie then you ain’t seen nothing yet.

Nah, Chris Pine and Zach Quinto are a much more lovely looking couple…it’s amazing how much they look like each other….

#19. Paul – April 27, 2013

Well, they don’t even own that, so that slate is clear for you.

Then you obviously haven’t watched a lot of Trek. There are a LOT of story lines involving revenge.

#30. CoffeeProf – April 28, 2013

Pray tell, out of over 700 scripts filmed what percentage involved Federation crew vengeance that you consider a LOT?

TV shows and movies aren’t connected. In the movies revenge has played a role in a lot of the movies and it was the main focus in quite a few.

How can anyone who is upset or ‘disgusted’ about other countries getting an early premier call themselves a Star Trek fan??? Star Trek is not YOURS, it is the collective OURS of the world. Gene emphasized in the original show that by that time we’d be working together harmoniously. You’re going to see the damn movie so calm down. America is not the only place with Trek fans and usually, the ones outside of this country arent thrown a bone (gotta admit, I do want the JJprise model that’s only going to be sold overseas :)) But really, it’s a studio issue about trying to have the film make more money than it did previously and before you get on a soapbox about how Trek isnt a cash cow, um how else do you think Trek gets to be around? Enterprise was cancelled because of money. The late 90s boom of new Trek was because of the money that TNG produced. So lets get real and dial down the anger to outsiders. Trek is for all of us.

#32. Anthony L. – April 28, 2013

In the Trek franchise, that’s just not true. For example In TV episode SPACE SEED, and film TWOK, the Khan character is connected and even played by the same actor who admits that he was recapturing what he did to create the character for the film.

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