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5 fan made Star Trek songs that are perfect for Chirstmas

By chad porto | dec 24, 2021.

Watch these five Star Trek fan-made Christmas songs

It’s that time of the year. Christmas songs on the radio, carollers at your door (does anyone actually still do that?), Christmas specials on your television and Star Trek fans creating the best mash-up songs on YouTube.

You didn’t know? Apparently, you can make any song out of the dialogue used in various Star Trek shows and a few YouTubers have done just that, but with your favorite Christmas classics. We found five of the very best that YouTube has to offer and we’re bringing them to you.

Now keep in mind, these are dialogue-based songs, so if you’re looking for actual singing, that isn’t going to be the case here. Not even with auto-tune. So enjoy these for the hilarity they bring but if you were hoping to sing along or maybe dance to these holiday favorites, you might want to find non-Star Trek versions.

Jean Luc Picard and Q sing “All I want for Christmas…” to each other.

By : John C. Worsley

Original : “All I want for Christmas” by Mariah Carey

In space, you can’t escape Mariah Carey’s “All I want for Christmas”. Thankfully this time, you don’t have to, as this version stars Jean-Luc Picard ad Q in a bit of a duet. The two characters that helped make The Next Generation and Picard such memorable shows have united to “sing” this Christmas classic.

The original song may be flooded onto the radio every November to such a degree that it’ll haunt your dreams but this version of the song should hopefully be more of a pallet cleanser. After all, you don’t have to deal with any of Carey’s vocals for this version, just Q, mockingly, singing to Picard.

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14 Star Trek Episodes That Capture The Christmas Spirit

The "Star Trek" franchise has spanned more than fifty years, nine television series, thirteen feature films , and over 800 episodes — but, largely thanks to creator Gene Roddenberry's secular attitudes, has never produced a single Christmas episode. Outside of a few off-hand mentions, Earth religions have never had a big part in the franchise, so you're not going to find an episode where the crew gathers for Christmas dinner or exchanges gifts beneath a lit tree.

But despite never having had a celebratory Christmas episode, the franchise has had plenty of stories that capture the meaning of the holiday just the same. While the show has waded into darker territory and featured stories of all kinds, it's always been at its best projecting hope and positivity. It's the franchise's uplifting, inspirational values that have helped it resonate for more than half a century, with episodes built on messages of hope and love, charity and good deeds, more like the best Christmas stories have to offer than dystopian science fiction. 

This Christmas season, rather than compile a list of "Star Trek" episodes that mention the Holy Spirit, Santa Claus, or Ebenezer Scrooge, here are specific episodes from nearly every series that embody the Christmas spirit.

14. Journey to Babel (Star Trek, Season 2, Episode 10)

The Enterprise is on its way to a peace conference on Babel when they stop to pick up an Ambassador — a sagely Vulcan named Sarek  — who is revealed to be none other than Spock's own father. Everyone is surprised but Spock, and it soon becomes clear there's bad blood between the father and son. It's the first episode to delve into the heritage of Spock, a man torn between his human and Vulcan sides, never fully welcomed by either culture. 

Kirk's peace mission to Babel is derailed when the delegates refuse to get along, seemingly at odds over the admission of the Coridan to the Federation. There have always been tensions between these groups, and Sarek is distrustful of the Tellarites' motives. When the Tellarite ambassador Gav turns up dead, Sarek is implicated in the murder. Sarek however falls suddenly ill, and only the aggrieved Spock can save him. 

Amidst this family crisis, there's an assassination attempt on Captain Kirk just as a mysterious ship attacks, and it's clear not all is as it seems. Someone is intent on disrupting the peace conference, and saving Sarek and the Enterprise will require everyone to put aside their distrust and work together. There may not be any tinsel or sleigh bells, but "Journey To Babel" captures the spirit of Christmas with themes of love, family, and charity, and looking past our differences to work together in friendship. 

13. Transfigurations (Star Trek TNG, Season 3, Episode 25)

In one of many under-appreciated episodes of "Star Trek: The Next Generation,"  "Transfigurations" sees the crew take in an alien refugee, a man with amnesia they call John Doe, who seems to be in some sort of danger and is exhibiting strange abilities. He can heal others with a touch, and his mere presence seems to bring joy and happiness to everyone around him.

But an alien ship comes looking for him, calling him a dangerous escaped criminal, and demands his return — for an execution. The crew of the Enterprise, including Dr. Crusher (who has fallen in love with him), can't reconcile that description with the man they've come to know. He saved Worf's life, helped Geordi become a happier, more confident version of himself, and has done nothing but bring positivity and good spirits to the Enterprise. In the end we learn that his race is slowly undergoing an evolution into a new form of life, one that carries with it incredible insight and enlightenment. John Doe's people fear those who have undergone this change, and want them eliminated.

It certainly isn't mentioned among anybody's rankings of the best "Star Trek" stories, but "Transfigurations" is a strong episode nonetheless, one that deserves recognition. It deals with themes of rebirth, and the power of love and light, making it perhaps the truest expression of the Christmas spirit in "Trek" history.

12. The Inner Light (Star Trek TNG, Season 5, Episode 25)

Frequently cited as one of the best "Star Trek" episodes ever, "The Inner Light" tells a heartwarming family tale that begins with the Enterprise encountering a strange alien probe. Struck by a beam of energy from the craft, Picard is knocked unconscious, and wakes up on a strange planet in a new life. His name is Kamen, he is married and living on a far-off planet called Kataan — one he soon learns is slowly dying of some form of climate change.

Over the course of the story Picard lives an entire lifetime on Kataan as Kamen, fathering three children (even grandchildren), all the while trying to help his community find a solution to the planet's climate woes. He loses his best friend to illness, watches his wife die by his side as the planet withers, and he knows his grandchildren may not have a community left as they get older. But he learns the government is preparing a latch-ditch effort to save their species, a space-faring probe that will carry with it a sophisticated technology allowing others to experience life on their world.

When Picard wakes up, he struggles to remember he is Jean-Luc Picard, having just lived an entire lifetime in an instant. He was person their probe found, and he alone is left to carry the memory of their people. "The Inner Light" is a celebrated story with an important lesson at its core: Treasure those you love, because you never know when they might not be there anymore.

11. Tapestry (Star Trek TNG, Season 6, Episode 15)

Best described as a "Star Trek" version of "A Christmas Carol," Picard dies at the start of "Tapestry," only to be met by Q in the apparent afterlife. But he's not here to usher the captain to heaven, instead offering Picard the chance to change his past. Finding himself back in his early Starfleet days, he's aboard a space station with two fellow graduates, awaiting their first assignments. It's a period when Picard was more arrogant and reckless, and he's here to avoid a confrontation that would get him impaled through the back.

But while attempting to chart a more responsible course for himself, he becomes romantically linked with a young cadet he'd regretted never pursuing. Trying to play the role of mature, responsible officer, Picard succeeds in alienating his best friend. Having made the changes he wanted, Q snaps him back to the present, where he's no longer dead — and no longer Captain Picard — but a low level crewman aboard the Enterprise. Picard now realizes that the mistakes he made in his youth helped him become the man he was.

Putting aside an uncomfortable scene where 52-year-old Patrick Stewart gets physical with the 18-year old actress playing his old flame, it's one of the series' best installments  — a story of life, love, and regret where every moment is shown to be precious.

10. In The Cards (Deep Space Nine, Season 5, Episode 25)

Perhaps the closest  "Deep Space Nine" ever came to a Christmas special , "In the Cards" presented Jake Sisko, who was looking to cheer up his father when he noticed the war taking its toll on the Captain. 

The Dominion War, of course, hasn't been good for anyone on the station. But Jake thinks by helping his father it will help everyone, since the elder Sisko is both the station's commander and the Emissary of the Prophets. When an auction at Quark's bar reveals a vintage 20th century baseball card for sale, Jake sets out to acquire it as a gift, but it falls into the possession of a mysterious visitor instead.

The visitor turns out to be a scientist studying the nature of death, demanding a collection of strange items in exchange for the card — items needed to complete his latest experiment. To acquire what he's asking for, Jake — aided by his friend Nog — must do a series of favors for a number of people on the station. In getting the card for his father, they end up lifting the spirits of everyone involved, including the Federation's most vile enemies. In the middle of the Dominion War, "In the Cards" proves to be an uplifting, inspiring series entry that shows not just the importance of family, but of how far one charitable deed can go, and the effect a little joy can have on people.

9. The Visitor (Deep Space Nine, Season 4, Episode 2)

Along with "The Inner Light," the "Deep Space Nine" episode "The Visitor" is often voted  among the best  —  or at least the most powerful  — episodes of the franchise, and for good reason. Its message of love and family will speak to anyone with a parent or child in their life.

"The Visitor" sees the apparent death of Captain Sisko in the episode's opening scene, when after a crisis aboard the Defiant he is attempting to syphon energy from the warp core. This devastating loss happens right before the eyes of his teenage son Jake.

The younger Sisko struggles to deal with his father's death, falling into a deep depression. One night, however, Jake is thrown for a loop when his father materializes in front him, lost and confused by what has happened. But just as soon as he appears, he vanishes again. 

The crew soon discover that Captain Sisko isn't dead, but lost in a layer of space that sees him reappear during a rare cosmic cycle, and it is tied to the presence of his son. Over the next sixty years, Jake Sisko abandons his wife and career and devotes his entire life to bringing his father back. It all ends with time being reset, and the father and son getting a fresh start. But "The Visitor" is more than a mind-bending time travel tale — it's a story of family, of second chances, and how the bond between loved ones cannot be bound by space or time.

8. The Sound of Her Voice (Deep Space Nine, Season 6, Episode 25)

Perhaps overshadowed by the season finale that followed it, "The Sound of Her Voice" dealt with the effects the war was taking on the station's crew. A distress call from the U.S.S. Olympia reveals that its captain, Lisa Cusak, is the sole survivor of an accident that left her stranded on an inhospitable planet. Her situation is dire, her food and medical rations running low, and the Defiant is days away at maximum warp. Sisko immediately changes course, but the clock is ticking as Cusak is suffering from a rapidly deteriorating illness.

The crew takes turns over the next three days keeping the stranded officer company over subspace radio, and their discussions become therapy sessions, with Captain Cusak helping them understand the heavy toll the war is taking on them. Emphasizing that the burden need not be shouldered alone, and to hold on to dear friendships in times of need, the Defiant's crew take her words to heart.

As the crew adopts this newfound vow not to let the war pull them apart, and to cherish their time together, it becomes especially poignant given that the series was entering its final season. Though the episode would conclude on a more somber note than most on this list (including a twist ending), it leaves the audience with a message of love and hope, of family and friendship that resonates more loudly during the Christmas season. 

7. 11:59 (Voyager, Season 5, Episode 22)

Take away the opening and closing scenes set aboard Voyager and you might mistake this one for a genuine Hallmark Christmas special. Essentially one long flashback, the episode has Janeway telling the story of her ancestor Shannon O'Donnel, who reportedly helped build a historic Earth monument more than 300 years prior (at the dawn of the 21st century), something the Captain takes great family pride in.

Flashback to just after Christmas in the year 2000 when we meet Henry Janeway, a disgruntled book shop owner refusing to sell his store and home to a corporate bigwig who wants to build a massive "self-sustaining civic environment" that Janeway sees as little more than a glorified shopping mall. Along comes a stranger — Shannon O'Donnel — a down-on-her-luck passerby who Janeway gives accommodations. Over the course of the story, O'Donnel is determined to convince Janeway there is value in selling his home, and that this "Millennium Gate" may be for the best interests of the community. Along the way, Shannon and Henry fall in love, and the rest is history.

As the episode closes, Captain Janeway realizes that family stories through the years have exaggerated O'Donnel's role in the project, but she takes pride nonetheless. It's a holiday story of love, heritage, starting over, and accepting people for who they are rather than what we may want them to be. If it hadn't been an episode of "Star Trek," it just might have become a '90s TV Christmas classic.

6. The Gift (Voyager, Season 4, Episode 2)

Following on the heels of "Scorpion," Borg drone Seven of Nine is left aboard Voyager. Isolated from the hive mind but still brainwashed by the Borg and uninterested in what Voyager has to offer, Seven demands to be returned to the collective. Janeway is unwilling to give up on the lost soul Seven, but just when they think they've found a way to bring back her humanity, her cybernetic implants start killing her. With little knowledge of Borg physiology, The Doctor is at a loss, and unless the problem is corrected, they may lose their newest friend. 

Elsewhere, Kes is undergoing a strange and sudden biological change, with her telepathic abilities becoming more and more powerful. With Seven in danger, it's Kes who uses her new and improved insight and telekinesis to locate the problem and correct the fault in her implants, saving the ex-Borg. But when Kes's telepathic powers get out of control, she begins posing a danger to the entire ship, and realizes her time on Voyager is coming to an end.

Undergoing a remarkable transformation, Kes leaves the ship — and the series. But out of gratitude for having welcomed her into their family and guiding her to adulthood, she gives Voyager one final gift, using her newfound power to catapult Voyager ten years closer to home. Touching on themes of gratitude, charity, and faith, "The Gift" also teaches us never to give up on those in need.

5. Barge Of The Dead (Voyager, Season 6, Episode 3)

You might not expect an episode titled "Barge of The Dead" to be an uplifting one, but it's as close to a Klingon Kristmas Special as you will get on "Star Trek," as the ship's resident half-Klingon struggles with matters of faith and family. In the episode, Torres (who has always resented her Klingon side) begins to have visions of the Klingon Barge of The Dead, a mythical vessel said to ferry the souls of dishonored Klingons to the netherworld Gre'thor. But aboard the barge she meets her mother Miral, on her way to Klingon hell ... and it's her fault.

According to the barge's captain Kortar, Miral's dishonor came from her daughter's rejection of the Klingon faith; to save her, B'elanna must finally embrace her heritage. Realizing that to save her mother, she herself may have to go Gre'thor in Miral's place, she at first tries to use Voyager's technology to cheat fate and save her mother. Kortar sees through her ruse, but Miral helps her understand the real solution: live as an honorable Klingon, believe and have faith. When she reawakens on Voyager, B'elanna is left to wonder if it was all a dream, or perhaps something more? In the end it doesn't matter, it's her belief that means the most.

4. Terra Nova (Star Trek: Enterprise, Season 1, Episode 6)

A fascinating tale of family and acceptance begins with Archer and the Enterprise visiting a lost colony called Terra Nova, settled by humans almost 75 years earlier, but which lost contact with Earth shortly after its founding. 

Here to solve the mystery of what happened to them, the crew finds no trace of the colonists, but instead encounter a violent, primitive race of subterranean aliens ready to kill them on sight. These barbarians believe Archer and his crew are the same people who "gutted" their people once before.

But Enterprise learns that these "aliens" are no aliens at all, but descendants of the original Novan colonists, whose settlement fled underground after a meteor strike. When radiation poisoning killed all of the adults, only the youngest children were left to fend for themselves. Archer tries to convince them they are the same race, but the Novans are steadfast in their hatred of humans and refusal to make peace. After helping cure one of the Novans of cancer aboard the ship, trust slowly develops, and Archer wants to return them to Earth to start over. 

But the Novans have no interest in going, and so the crew must find a way to help without destroying their newfound culture. Archer must accept that the Novans may be part of the great human family, but they have found their own path that they must walk alone.

3. Carbon Creek (Star Trek: Enterprise, Season 2, Episode 2)

"Carbon Creek" touches on themes of understanding, tolerance, acceptance and keeping an open mind to those who are different. Recalling the "Voyager" episode "11:59," we're once again taken into the past with a series star playing their own ancestor, this time Jolene Blalock as T'Mir, the great-grandmother to T'Pol. The year is 1957, and T'Mir is aboard a Vulcan survey ship when they detect Earth's first artificial satellite. Investigating this new human space technology, they divert to Earth, crash landing in Carbon Creek, Pennsylvania.

Realizing their wait for rescue may be long, the Vulcans make a life for themselves in the rural town. While T'Mir wants the team to keep their distance from humans (harshly judging them for their backwards ways), officer Mestral grows a fondness for the people he meets — fascinated by their world, even forming friendships with them (much to T'Mir's dismay). 

But T'Mir doesn't understand Earthlings, and is skeptical of human nature and the vast differences between their cultures. She eventually does form a bond with a local boy struggling to get into college, and leaves him a parting gift before her return to Vulcan. In the end, however, it's Mestral who gets the happy ending, as his affection for humanity causes him to remain on Earth, building a new life in Carbon Creek. 

2. New Eden (Star Trek: Discovery, Season 2, Episode 2)

This episode has Burnham wrestling with her vision of an angel, as Stamets grapples with his own visions of his dead husband. Meanwhile, on the search for a mysterious signal, the U.S.S. Discovery — under command of the Enterprise's Captain Pike  — investigates a world known as New Eden. 

This far-off planet on the other side of the galaxy is inhabited by humans who were mysteriously transported there by an angelic being some 200 years before. Their society has evolved independent of Earth, Starfleet, and the Federation, and they have created a mono-theistic belief system that appears to be a homogenized blending of all Earth's religions.

One of the few episodes to directly confront issues of religion, "New Eden" explores faith, tolerance, acceptance, and rebirth, and even touches on matters of family as Burnham reconnects with her estranged foster brother Spock. While the season-long mystery of the Red Angel would have no ties to Earthly theology, its visual symbolism and role in "New Eden" is rife with religious significance that's given more meaning at the holiday season.

1. Et in Arcadia Ego (Star Trek: Picard, Season 1, Episode 10)

Though it might be hard to watch as a standalone episode, given the single-story nature of "Star Trek: Picard," this double-length final episode of the show's first season saw a bitter sweet end to the story, as Picard fought to save a colony of artificial life forms from extinction at the hands of the Romulans. 

Over the first half of the series, audiences saw how Federation and Starfleet had lost their way, and Picard had come out of retirement to try to set things right. In the finale, the former captain of the Enterprise risks everything to save the wayward androids, getting a little help from Starfleet (and his former first officer) along the way.

In another bittersweet but inspirational ending, we say a final goodbye to a beloved member of the "Star Trek" family in what ranks among the franchise's most touching, emotional moments. At the same time, we see the renewed spirit of Jean-Luc Picard — both literally and figuratively — and see the Federation returned to its former glory as protectors of the less fortunate. While the debut season of "Star Trek: Picard" had its flaws, this episode established that it is ultimately a tale about beginnings and endings, life, death, and rebirth, with messages of charity and selflessness — and what's more Christmas than that?

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Get Into Holiday Spirit With New Star Trek Christmas Songs & Videos

| December 23, 2011 | By: Anthony Pascale 26 comments so far

Rick Moyer’s Merry Trekmas 2011

Chris Moyer from Star Trek Parodies has some brand new Star Trek Christmas songs you can listen to at his site, including " Little Ferengi Boy ", " It’s Beginning To Look Like Trekmas ", " It’s the most Trektakular time of the yea r" and " I Saw T’Pring Kissing Captain Kirk (Amok Gone A Muck) ".

He and his son have also put together a couple of new Merry Trekmas videos. Check them out:

And visit Rick’s original Merry Trekmas Site to make your own Trekmas CD with free MP3 downloads and CD artwork.

Thanks to Rick for sharing his Star Trek Christmas music and Merry Trekmas.

Here Comes Enterprise is great :-D

………………………..Not sure what to think here, LOL.

it’s already christmas eve here in my part of the world. before i get too busy preparing for tonight, i want to greet you Anthony, the Trekmovie.com staff and everyone in the message board a very merry trekmas! happy holidays everyone!

oh, before i forget, FIRST! :)

Oh, OK. It’s fine. LOL Merry Christmas!

See I told you so. Tribbles become puffles when they come to earth. The last video showed green, blue, red and light brown puffles on the snow under the Christmas tree! So you see, there is no way that Pine/Kirk should not get two orange puffles and Quinto/Spock two yellow puffles!

Make it so! Please, Bob Orci?!

Loved the songs and videos. Fantastic stuff. So much fun. Thank you, Rick Moyer!

It is 24 December here now, 11.27am.

I want to wish every single person commenting and/or presenting all those wonderful and interesting threads on Trekmovie a wonderful Christmas and holiday time and a very happy, exciting and fulfilling new year.

Take care all of you and bless you!

My buddy Rick is awesome! He has helped me out with some great Trek parody songs over the years for my podcast. Make sure to check out his website and other music too.

Merry Pagan Winter festival to all!

Like 3 and the nutty Pine Fancier it’s the eve of Yule. Enjoy the sound of Odins 8-legged horse on your rooftoops to night.

I don’t ’bout you Keachick but it is warm down here – a trifle shakey but warm all the same.

Everybody enjoy kissing under the mistletoe – as this is what the Druids have loved to do this for quite a few thousand years. Depends who you are under it with of course!

…not you Pascale!!

I keeeeeeeeeed!

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MERRY CHRISTMAS ANTHONY PASCALE. MERRY CHRISTMAS TREKKERS!

Great!… Merry Christmas, guys!!!…..:-) :-)

Merry Christmas and Merry TREKmas to one and all!

Merry Christmas to all my fellow Trekkies!!!! :-)

#7 Rico- I love your podcast!

Excellent! Merry Christmas!

Merry christmas.

Thanks GarySeven! Merry Trekmas to all!!!

Merry CHRISTmas!!

I nearly had a seizure when I watched Here Comes Enterprise. Because dancing Kirks make me laugh.

Merry Chreeeestmas, everyone! And not only is tomorrow a great holiday, the day after marks my first year of being a Trekkie! (by receiving Season 1 of TOS as a late present. Thanks, dad!)

Anyways, LLAP and happy holidays, y’all.

Cool! Merry Christmas and Merry Trekmas!

You are awesome Rick Moyer!!!

Thanks everyone! I hope you had a wonderful Trekmas!

Thanks for creating Christmas cheer Rick Moyer, and for helping us discover it TrekMovie.

That guy was too lazy to find clips that matched his lyrics. When “Scotty is drinking”, he isn’t drinking. When “Uhura is singing”, she isn’t singing. When “Kirk is barking orders”, his mouth is shut. Etc., etc.

@Anthony Thompson

Lets see you find all the clips in a couple hours.

Just sayin.

@ 23. Merry Grinch-mas to all, and to all a good gripe!

Wow awesome songs!! The other non-Christmas Trek songs are great too, ‘We Will Spock You’ is my new favorite song haha!!

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• The cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation appeared in full Starfleet uniforms at the 1987 Hollywood Christmas Parade, including Michael Dorn in Klingon makeup.
• The show initially faced some skepticism but won over fans with its beloved characters and went on to produce outstanding science fiction television.
• Captain Picard, although not at the parade, got into the holiday spirit with a viral music video featuring the TNG crew singing a Trek version of "Let it Snow".

The cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation appeared in their full Starfleet uniforms in the 1987 Hollywood Christmas Parade. The first live-action Star Trek show to premiere since the end of Star Trek: The Original Series in 1969, TNG introduced the world to Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) and the crew of the USS Enterprise-D. The show got off to a rocky start, with die-hard TOS fans uncertain of the new crew and a somewhat lackluster first season. Still, the characters captured the hearts of new and old fans alike, and TNG went on to produce some of the best science fiction television of all time .

Just a few months after TNG aired its first episode , the cast took a break from exploring strange new worlds to make an appearance in the annual Hollywood Christmas Parade on a Paramount Studios, Starship Enterprise-inspired float . Wearing their Starfleet uniforms, Jonathan Frakes, Denise Crosby, Marina Sirtis, Michael Dorn (in full Klingon make-up), and Wil Wheaton waved at fans, as they made their way through the streets of Hollywood. TrekCore.com's official Twitter/X account shared a throwback video of this iconic parade appearance. Check it out below:

Star Trek: The Next Generation has one of the most beloved cast of characters in all of science fiction. Here are the major characters of the classic.

Captain Picard Joins In On The Holiday Fun With A Viral Music Video

"make it so, make it so, make it so.".

Christmas may not officially be celebrated in Star Trek , but that doesn't mean the characters can't get into the holiday spirit. While Commander Riker, Lt. Worf, Lt. Yar, Counselor Troi, and Wesley all got to appear in the 1987 Christmas parade, Captain Picard got involved in the holidays in a different way. In 2013, YouTube user jamesconvenant combined various clips from Star Trek: The Next Generation to make a Trek version of the classic Christmas carol, "Let it Snow. " With Picard's iconic phrase, "Make it So," standing in for "Let it Snow," this mash-up should make even the most Scrooge-like Trek fan smile.

The video, which has 4.1 million views on Youtube, includes appearances from most of the senior officers on the Enterprise-D, as their lines are mashed together to form the song's lyrics. While it may have taken some editing magic to make the TNG crew sing a Christmas carol, the message of Star Trek feels surprisingly appropriate for the holiday season . Star Trek celebrates everything good about humanity, imagining an optimistic future where people from all different backgrounds have come together. Above all else, Star Trek celebrates hope, and if that's not a great reminder of the holiday season, then we don't know what is.

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Hallmark’s Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise Musical Tree Topper Boldly Takes Your Christmas Tree Where No Tree Has Gone Before

Most people top their Christmas trees with a fancy star. Others crown it with a Santa Claus , snowman , or some other popular holiday figure. As great as those ornaments are, let’s be honest, you’d rather have something else at that precious centerpiece spot. You know, something that reflects your own personal obsessions, whether you spend the rest of the year doting on sports cars, collecting toy trains, or writing your own ending for Game of Thrones. If you’re a Star Trek diehard, Hallmark just released the perfect ornament for the top of your Christmas tree in the form of the Star Trek USS Enterprise Musical Tree Topper.

That’s right, you can have the Starship Enterprise soaring over your tree, allowing you to bring the timeless magic of the long-running cult phenomenon to your living room this holiday season. Whether you started your Star Wars journey from The Original Series, discovered it a bit later through The Next Generation, or got sucked in post-millennium via the Enterprise prequel, this is exactly the kind of ornament that will complete your Christmas tree.

The Hallmark Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise Musical Tree Topper casts the flagship spacecraft of the Starfleet Command as a crowning ornament for the spruce, pine, or fir tree you have standing upright in your home. It’s, basically, a detailed rendition of the iconic NX-01 in plastic form similar to many toys you may have come across over the years, albeit with a fixture at the bottom that lets you secure it to the top of a holiday tree that’s covered in Starfleet emblem on all sides. From what we can tell, that bottom fitting can also be used to stand the model on a flat surface, so this can serve as a standard shelf display when it comes time to take down the tree throughout the rest of the year.

It’s quite big, measuring almost a foot tall and almost a foot-and-a-half wide, making it a substantial presence at the top of the tree. And yes, they loaded it with lights, so it can add to the colorful presentation with the rest of the décor you have hanging along the tree’s branches.

The Hallmark Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise Musical Tree Topper also comes with an onboard speaker that can play the theme from Star Trek at the push of a button on the included wireless remote. That music is accompanied by a matching light show, so you can celebrate the holidays with a Star Trek extravaganza. Or something.

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The tree topper, by the way, is part of Hallmark’s Star Trek collection for 2020, which also includes three character ornaments that you can hang in the tree. Specifically, the collection includes a trio of characters from the “Mirror, Mirror” episode of The Original Series, where the crew of the USS Enterprise swap places with their counterparts from a parallel universe. The collection gives us Captain Kirk, Lt. Nyota Uhura, and Lt. Hikaru Sulu in their alternate parallel universe outfits.

The Hallmark Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise Musical Tree Topper is available now at an, admittedly, eye-watering price. If you’re a fan, though, it might just be a worthy Christmas treat.

• Experience a sound and light show with this Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise Christmas Tree Topper....

Will this warp the tip of the tree?

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Hallmark Star Trek Ornaments

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100. captain kirk (storyteller).

No. 100a Released: July 11, 2020 Ornament: Captain Kirk (Storyteller) Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: QXI6061 Artist: Jake Angell Original retail: $34.99 Dimensions: 5.74” H x 2.42” W x 2.31“ D Branding: Keepsake Material: Styrene Packaging: Red box with small image Magic: Interactive Light and Sound Power source: Keepsake Power Cord Front box text:   Hallmark KEEPSAKE STAR TREK CAPTAIN JAMES T. KIRK STAR TREK™ MIRROR, MIRROR COLLECTION christmas tree ornament décoration pour l’arbre de noël STAR TREK Back box text:  Jake Angell’s first drawing earned him a spot on a parade float! Back in grade school, Jake’s blue-ribbon-worthy doodle about the importance of recycling scored the budding artist free tickets to a rodeo and a position of honor in the parade. He’s still wowing the crowd with his artistic talents, but now Jake’s creations earn him a special spot on the tree in countless homes around the world. Jake Angell Connect this ornament to Hallmark’s Keepsake Power Cord to see the continuous light effect. Press the button to watch it perform an exciting scene from the classic original series episode “Mirror, Mirror.” Add other STAR TREK™ Mirror, Mirror Collection ornaments to unlock larger, amazingly interactive performances! Requires Hallmark’s Keepsake Power Cord (not included). Complete instructions and safety information enclosed inside this box. MFD. FOR/FABRIQUÉ POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN CHINA artist crafted Bottom box text: For decorative use only. Pour usage décoratif seulement. STARTREK.COM TM & © 2020 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of ks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. “THEME FROM STAR TREK” By Alexander Courage Published by Bruin Music Company and All Rights Administered by Sony/ATV Music Publishing All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission. QX16061 U.S.A. $34.99 CAN. $44.99 Additional information: A commanding presence in any universe, Captain James T. Kirk shows his darker side as he takes charge of the I.S.S. Enterprise. There’s no better leader for your Star Trek Christmas tree ornament collection. Plug the ornament into  Hallmark’s Keepsake Power Cord (sold separately)  for constant illumination, then press the button to start a sound and light show based on the classic original Star Trek series episode “Mirror, Mirror.” Connect all of the Star Trek Storytellers ornaments—Captain James T. Kirk, Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu and Lieutenant Nyota Uhura—and the U.S.S. Enterprise Tree Topper (each sold separately) to unlock additional interactive performances.

No. 100b Released: July 9, 2022 Ornament: Captain Kirk (Storyteller) Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: QXI7873 Artist: Jake Angell Original retail: $34.99 Dimensions: 5.74” H x 2.42” W x 2.31“ D Branding: Keepsake Material: Styrene Packaging: White front with red top, large image Magic: Interactive Light and Sound Power source: Keepsake Power Cord Front box text:   Hallmark KEEPSAKE STAR TREK CAPTAIN JAMES T. KIRK STAR TREK MIRROR, MIRROR COLLECTION christmas tree ornament décoration pour l’arbre de noël Back box text:  Jake Angell’s first drawing earned him a spot on a parade float! Back in grade school, Jake’s blue-ribbon-worthy doodle about the importance of recycling scored the budding artist free tickets to a rodeo and a position of honor in the parade. He’s still wowing the crowd with his artistic talents, but now Jake’s creations earn him a special spot on the tree in countless homes around the world. Jake Angell Connect this ornament to Hallmark’s Keepsake Power Cord to see the continuous light effect. Press the button to watch it perform an exciting scene from the classic original series episode “Mirror, Mirror.” Add other STAR TREK™ Mirror, Mirror Collection ornaments to unlock larger, amazingly interactive performances! Requires Hallmark’s Keepsake Power Cord (not included). Complete instructions and safety information enclosed inside this box. MFD. FOR/FABRIQUÉE POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LIC KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN CHINA artist crafted Bottom box text: For decorative use only. Pour usage décoratif seulement. QX17873 STARTREK.COM TM & © 2022 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. “THEME FROM STAR TREK” By Alexander Courage Published by Bruin Music Company and All Rights Administered by Sony/ATV Music Publishing All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission. U.S.A. $34.99 CAN. $44.99 US ONLY PAPER BOX how2recycle.info PAPER WRAP

Pros: Although missing the texture, the detail and coloring of Kirk’s sleeveless wraparound tunic is perfect. Cons: Kirk’s facial features are mostly there. I think William Shatner’s face continues to be a challenging sculpt.

099. Lt. Hikaru Sulu (Storyteller)

No. 099a Released: July 11, 2020 Ornament: Lt. Hikaru Sulu (Storyteller) Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: QXI6071 Artist: Uncredited Original retail: $34.99 Dimensions: 4.47” H x 1.55” W x 1“ D Branding: Keepsake Material: Styrene Packaging: Red box with small image Magic: Interactive light and sound Power source: Keepsake Power Cord Front box text:   Hallmark KEEPSAKE STAR TREK LIEUTENANT HIKARU SULU STAR TREK MIRROR, MIRROR COLLECTION christmas tree ornament décoration pour l’arbre de noël STAR TREK Back box text:  A Keepsake is much more than an ornament. It’s a little work of art, created by a real person with a real passion to tell a big story. From the people and things you love, to memories of the past, to the anticipation of something new. Your Keepsake honors and celebrates everything that makes the holidays special- joy, togetherness, family, and friends. When you hang a Keepsake, you’re hanging the story of you. Happy hanging! Connect this ornament to Hallmark’s Keepsake Power Cord to see the continuous light effect. Press the button to watch it perform an exciting scene from the classic original series episode “Mirror, Mirror.” Add other STAR TREK™ Mirror, Mirror Collection ornaments to unlock larger, amazingly interactive performances! Requires Hallmark’s Keepsake Power Cord (not included). Complete instructions and safety information enclosed inside this box. MID. FOR/FABRIQUE POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC KANSAS CITY, NO 64141 MADE IN CHINA artist crafted Bottom box text: For decorative use only. Pour usage décoratif seulement. STARTREK.COM TM & © 2020 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. “THEME FROM STAR TREK” By Alexander Courage Published by Bruin Music Company and All Rights Publishing Administered by Sony/ATV Music P All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission. QX16071 U.S.A. $34.99 CAN. $44.99 Additional information: One of the most menacing characters aboard the I.S.S. Enterprise, Lieutenant Sulu watches over the starship’s crew. Featuring Sulu dressed in his Terran Empire uniform, this Christmas tree ornament captures the cunning security chief of the Mirror Universe. Plug the ornament into  Hallmark’s Keepsake Power Cord (sold separately)  for constant illumination, then press the button to start a sound and light show based on the classic original Star Trek series episode “Mirror, Mirror.” Connect all of the Star Trek Storytellers ornaments—Captain James T. Kirk, Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu and Lieutenant Nyota Uhura—and the U.S.S. Enterprise Tree Topper (each sold separately) to unlock additional interactive performances.

No. 099b Released: July 9, 2022 Ornament: Lt. Hikaru Sulu (Storyteller) Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: QXI7876 Artist: Uncredited Original retail: $34.99 Dimensions: 4.47” H x 1.55” W x 1“ D Branding: Keepsake Material: Styrene Packaging: White front, red top, large image Magic: Interactive light and sound Power source: Keepsake Power Cord Front box text:   Hallmark KEEPSAKE STAR TREK LIEUTENANT HIKARU SULU STAR TREK MIRROR, MIRROR COLLECTION christmas tree ornament décoration pour l’arbre de noël Back box text:  A Keepsake is much more than an ornament. It’s a little work of art, created by a real person with a real passion to tell a big story. From the people and things you love, to memories of the past, to the anticipation of something new. Your Keepsake honors and celebrates everything that makes the holidays special- joy, togetherness, family, and friends. When you hang a Keepsake, you’re hanging the story of you. Happy hanging! Connect this ornament to Hallmark’s Keepsake Power Cord to see the continuous light effect. Press the button to watch it perform an exciting scene from the classic original series episode “Mirror, Mirror.” Add other STAR TREK™ Mirror, Mirror Collection ornaments to unlock larger, amazingly interactive performances! Requires Hallmark’s Keepsake Power Cord (not included). Complete instructions and safety information enclosed inside this box. MFD. FOR/FABRIQUE POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN CHINA artist crafted Bottom box text: For decorative use only. Pour usage décoratif seulement. QX17876 STARTREK.COM TM & 2022 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. “THEME FROM STAR TREK” By Alexander Courage Published by Bruin Music Company and All Rights Administered by Sony/ATV Music Publishing All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission. U.S.A. $34.99 CAN. $44.99 Additional information:

Pros: The Storytellers ornaments are in a class by themselves. Highly detailed sculpts. Interactive audio with any number of ornaments in the series. Cons: None.

098. I.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701

No. 098 Released: July 18, 2019 Ornament: I.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: QMP4104 Artist: Lynn Norton Original retail: $40.00 Dimensions: 1.34” H x 2.53” W x 5.81“ L Branding: Keepsake Material: Styrene Packaging: Black box Magic: Sound Power source: (3) LR44 Batteries Front box text:   2019 EVENT EXCLUSIVE Hallmark KEEPSAKE MAGIC SOUND STAR TREK I.S.S. ENTERPRISE™ STAR TREK™ CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENT DÉCORATION POUR L’ARBRE DE NOËL Back box text:  THIS ORNAMENT IS AN EVENT EXCLUSIVE AND ONE OF 3475. Press the button on the ornament to hear memorable moments from “Mirror, Mirror”! BATTERY OPERATED. Batteries included. ARTIST CRAFTED When a transporter malfunction during an ion storm flung Captain James T. Kirk and three of his officers into another dimension, they found themselves on board the I. S. S. Enterprise, a Terran Empire battle cruiser nearly identical in configuration to the ship they called home. This “mirror universe” Imperial Star Ship Enterprise featured dagger-and-Earth symbols as décor, armed soldiers in every corridor, and torture chambers called agony booths to keep crew members compliant with command. NERDY NUGGET MFD. FOR/FABRIQUÉ POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC KANSAS CITY, MO-64141 MADE IN CHINA Bottom box text: ™& © 2019 CBS Studios Inc. 2019 Paramount Pictures Corp. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. For decorative use only. Pour usage décoratif seulement. PopMinded.com QMP4104 Pros: Another unexpected delight! A clever repaint of the 2016 Pilot ornament. A must for any serious Trek fan! Cons: The saucer and nacelles are adorned with the Terran Empire symbol but were never on the ship in the original or remastered versions of Mirror, Mirror .

In regard to the Terran Empire insignia, I do hear ya but that’s how the licensor was wanting things back then. We were not the only ones in that situation. -Kevin Dilmore

097. Tabletop Transporter

No. 097 Released: October 5, 2019 Ornament: Tabletop Transporter Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: QXI3639 Artist: Orville Wilson Original retail: $99.99 Dimensions: 7.6” H x 7.3” W x 7.7” D Branding: Keepsake Material: Styrene Packaging: White front with red sides Magic: Light and Sound Power source: (1) 5V.7A Power Adapter Front box text:   magic Hallmark KEEPSAKE STAR TREK THE TRANSPORTER STAR TREK™ christmas table decoration décoration des fêtes pour la table Back box text:  Orville Wilson has always been into science fiction, monsters, and superheroes, but he enjoys sculpting the sweeter stuff, too. “I think artists should constantly switch gears and try to access different parts of themselves,” he says. “It gives them more range and versatility, and it makes their work more interesting.” Orville Wilson Connect this table decoration to the 5V.7A power adapter (included) to see the continuous light effect. Press the button to hear dialogue from the original “STAR TREK” television series and see a synchronized light show! Plugs into a standard 120-volt wall outlet MFD FOR FABRIQUE POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY LLE KANSAS CITY, MO 644 MADE IN CHINA artist crafted Bottom box text: For decorative use only. Pour usage décoratif seulement. STARTREK.COM TM & © 2019 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. QX13669 U.S.A. $99.99 CAN. $124.99 Additional information: Magic Light and Sound Christmas table decoration. Connect this table decoration to the power adapter (included) to see the continuous light effect. Press the button to hear dialogue from the original “Star Trek” television series and see a synchronized light show. Plugs into a standard 120-volt wall outlet, no batteries needed. Pros: This is a large piece. The characters have never been so well represented. The detail of the folds and creases in the uniform is amazing. Cons: The price may limit the audience. Displaying it year round may help justify the cost.

096. Tribble (Brown)

No. 096 Released: July 13, 2019 Ornament: Tribble (Brown) Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: QXI3667 Artist: Uncredited Original retail: $19.99 Dimensions: 3.38” H x 4.5 W x 3.38“ D Branding: Keepsake Material: Fabric Packaging: White front with red sides Magic: Sound and Motion Power source: (3) LR44 Batteries Front box text:   magic Hallmark KEEPSAKE STAR TREK TRIBBLE STAR TREK™ christmas tree ornament décoration pour l’arbre de noël Back box text:  A Keepsake is much more than an ornament. It’s a little work of art, created by a real person with a real passion to tell a big story. From the people and things you love, to memories of the past, to the anticipation of something new. Your Keepsake honors and celebrates everything that makes the holidays special- joy, togetherness, family, and friends. When you hang a Keepsake, you’re hanging the story of you. Happy hanging! Open flap on bottom of ornament to access battery compartment. Insert included batteries using small screwdriver and slide switch to ON. Squeeze the ornament to feel it move and hear tribble sounds! BATTERY OPERATED. Batteries included. MFD. FOR/FABRIQUE POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN CHINA 0519 fabric Bottom box text: STARTREK.COM TM & 2019 CBS and related marks Studios Inc. and logos STAR TREK are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. QX13667 U.S.A. $19.99 CAN. $24.99 Additional information: According to intergalactic trader Cyrano Jones, there is only one love that money can buy: a tribble. Add this ball of fuzzy love to your Christmas tree to keep away Klingons or simply to bring memories of the classic episode “The Trouble With Tribbles” from the Star Trek original television series. Squeeze this plush fabric Christmas tree ornament to see it vibrate and coo (battery-operated). Magic Sound and Motion Christmas tree ornament. Touch the ornament to feel it move and hear its soothing sounds.  Pros: Wonderfully shakes your Christmas tree to life when activated. Cons: Not quite as plush and cuddly as seen on TV.

095. Commander Saru & Michael Burnham

No. 095 Released: July 13, 2019 Ornament: Commander Saru & Michael Burnham Series: Star Trek: Discovery Product code: QXI3657 Artist: Uncredited Original retail: $29.99 Dimensions: 5.31” H x 2.75” W x 2.5“ D Branding: Keepsake Material: Styrene Packaging: White front with red sides Magic: Sound Power source: (2) LR44 Batteries Front box text:   magic Hallmark KEEPSAKE STAR TREK DISCOVERY COMMANDER SARU AND MICHAEL BURNHAM STAR TREK: DISCOVERYTH christmas tree ornament décoration pour l’arbre de noël Back box text:  A Keepsake is much more than an ornament. It’s a little work of art, created by a real person with a real passion to tell a big story. From the people and things you love, to memories of the past, to the anticipation of something new. Your Keepsake honors and celebrates everything that makes the holidays special- joy, togetherness, family, and friends. When you hang a Keepsake, you’re hanging the story of you. Happy hanging! Press the button on the ornament to hear memorable moments from this scene! BATTERY OPERATED. Batteries included. -MFD. FOR/FABRIQUE POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN SRI LANKA artist crafted Bottom box text: For decorative use only. Pour usage décoratif seulement. STARTREK.COM TM & © 2019 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. QX13657 03657 U.S.A. $29.99 CAN. $38.99 Additional information: Bonding through their connections to their former captain, Michael Burnham and Commander Saru share a meaningful moment. Press the button on the ornament to hear dialogue from the memorable episode “Choose Your Pain” of the CBS All Access series “Star Trek: Discovery” (battery-operated). Features voice clips. Pros: Fantastic likeness of Saru.* Cons: The ornament captures a scene that isn’t as iconic as past Hallmark dioramas, a hazard of releasing ornaments concurrently with a Trek series. *Saru’s unique hands are overlooked in the sculpting and painting of the ornament.

Those are fair comments. Not just ornaments but any consumer products produced early in a TV show’s run feel like missed opportunities as time passes. I do have a soft spot in my heart for this one for a couple of reasons. Doug Jones is a great friend of us who work at Hallmark’s booth at Comic-Con International in San Diego, so I enjoyed capturing his character in ornament form. I also got the chance to give one of these to Sonequa Martin-Green when we attended a Star Trek convention in Las Vegas in 2019. She had not seen it before I gave it to her, and her joy was very apparent. -Kevin Dilmore

094a. U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Refit

No. 094a Released: July 13, 2019 Ornament: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Refit Series: Star Trek: The Motion Picture Product code: QXI3659 Artist: Uncredited Original retail: $32.99 Dimensions: 1.32” H x 2.6” W x 5.7“ L Branding: Keepsake Material: Styrene Packaging: White box with red sides Magic: Light Power source: (3) LR41 Batteries Front box text:   Hallmark magic KEEPSAKE STAR TREK THE MOTION PICTURE U.S.S. ENTERPRISE™ NCC-1701 STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE™ 40TH ANNIVERSARY christmas tree ornament | décoration pour l’arbre de noël Back box text:  A Keepsake is much more than an ornament. It’s a little work of art, created by a real person with a real passion to tell a big story. From the people and things you love, to memories of the past, to the anticipation of something new. Your Keepsake honors and celebrates everything that makes the holidays special- joy, togetherness, family, and friends. When you hang a Keepsake, you’re hanging the story of you. Happy hanging! Press the button on the ornament to see the ship light up! BATTERY OPERATED. Batteries included. MFD FOR/FABRIQUE POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN CHINA artist crafted Bottom box text: For decorative use only. Pour usage décoratif seulement. STARTREK.COM TM & © 2019 CBS Studios Inc. 2019 Paramount Pictures Corp. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. QX13659 See description U.S.A. $32.99 CAN. $43.99 Additional information: Carrying its crew on all-new voyages, the refit version of the U.S.S. Enterprise launched to face the cosmic entity known as V’Ger. Boasting updates to its warp nacelles and overall design, this Enterprise was introduced in 1979’s “Star Trek: The Motion Picture.” Commemorate the 40th anniversary of the film’s release with this Christmas tree ornament that features light (battery-operated). Magic Light Christmas tree ornament. Press the button on the ornament to see the ship light up.  Pros: Power button cleverly disguised as the bridge dome. The lighting from the navigation deflector casts a beautiful glow on the underbelly of the saucer section. Cons: The front portion of the neck connecting to the saucer section is oddly painted black.

093. Galileo (Decoupage)

No. 093 Released: Aug/Sep 2018 Ornament: Galileo Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: 2HCM4362 Artist: Unknown Original retail: $5.97 Dimensions: 2 3/8” H x 3” W x 4 1/2“ L Branding: Tree Trimmer Material: Decoupage Packaging: Red tag with shuttle image Magic: None Power source: None Front tag text:   Hallmark Galileo Christmas Tree Ornament Décoration pour l’arbre de noël STAR TREK NCC-1701/7 EXCLUSIVITE Walmart EXCLUSIVE Back tag text:  STAR TREK TM/MC TM & © 2018 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. MC et© 2018 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK et les marques qui y sont reliées sont des marques et les logos de commerce de CBS Studios Inc. Tous droits réservés. startrek.com THIS IS NOT Α ΤΟΥ. FOR DECORATIVE USE ONLY. CE PRODUIT N’EST PAS UN JOUET. POUR USAGE DÉCORATIF SEULEMENT. 2HCM4362 MFD. FOR/FABRIQUÉ POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC KANSAS CITY, ΜΟ 64141 MADE IN CHINA/FABRIQUÉ EN CHINE 0618 Bottom ornament text: TM & © 2018 CBS. ARR.

Pros: Quite a bit of detail for a decoupage ornament. Cons: None, it succeeds in what it is.

092. Spock (Decoupage)

No. 092a Released: Aug/Sep 2018 Ornament: Spock Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: 2HCM4353 Artist: Unknown Original retail: $5.97 Dimensions: 4.13” H x 2.17” W x 1.97“ D Branding: Tree Trimmer Material: Decoupage Packaging: Red tag, Spock head Magic: None Power source: None Front tag text:   Hallmark Spock STAR TREK Christmas Tree Ornament Décoration pour l’arbre de noël Back tag text:  STAR TREK TM & © 2018 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. MC et© 2018 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK et les marques qui y sont reliées sont des marques et les lagos de commerce de CBS Studios Inc. Tous droits réservés. startrek.com THIS IS NOT A ΤΟΥ. FOR DECORATIVE USE ONLY. CE PRODUIT N’EST PAS UN JOUET. POUR USAGE DÉCORATIF SEULEMENT. 2HCM4353 MFD. FOR/FABRIQUE POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN CHINA/FABRIQUÉ EN CHINE 0618 Bottom ornament text: TM & © 2018 CBS. ARR.

No. 092b Released: Aug/Sep 2019 Ornament: Spock Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: 2HCM3802 Artist: Unknown Original retail: Unknown Dimensions: 4.13” H x 2.17” W x 1.97“ D Branding: Tree Trimmer Material: Decoupage Packaging: Red tag, Spock head Magic: None Power source: None Front tag text:   Hallmark STAR TREK SPOCK CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENT DÉCORATION POUR L’ARBRE DE NOËL Back tag text:  THIS IS NOT A ΤΟΥ. FOR DECORATIVE USE ONLY. CE PRODUIT N’EST PAS UN JOUET. POUR USAGE DÉCORATIF SEULEMENT. MFD. FOR/FABRIQUE POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN CHINA/FABRIQUE EN CHINE 2HCM5368 0619 TM & © 2019 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. MC et © 2019 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK et les marques qui y sont reliées sont des marques et les logos de commerce de CBS Studios Inc. Tous droits réservés. startrek.com Bottom ornament text: TM & © 2019 CBS. ARR.

Pros: Originally very inexpensive. Cons: Resells for as much as $300.

Captain Pike Ornament Transcription

Uhura: We are cleared for warp, sir.

Ortegas: Course, Captain? What’s the mission?

Pike: Our mission? We explore. We seek out new life and new civilizations. We boldly go where no one has gone before.

Uhura: Cool…sir.

Pike: Let’s take her out, Lieutenant Ortegas. Warp factor two. Hit it.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds “Strange New Worlds” Season 1, Episode 1

What you hear is what you get. 🙂 I was happy to be allowed to pull voices from multiple characters for the audio storytelling despite only Captain Pike being represented in the ornament. I’m looking forward to doing that more. -Kevin Dilmore

Unification II Ornament Transcription

Spock: You have an efficient intellect, superior physical skills, no emotional impediments. There are Vulcans who aspire all their lives to achieve what you’ve been given by design.

Data: You are half human.

Spock: Yes.

Data: Yet you have chosen a Vulcan way of life.

Spock: I have.

Data: In effect, you have abandoned what I have sought all my life.

In this case, the transcript is not complete as the preview file contains only 23 seconds of the ornament’s 41-second audio performance. You’ll just have to be patient and hear the whole clip in stores. 🙂 -Kevin Dilmore

Closer Look at Enterprise B

091. Kirk (Quog)

No. 091a Released: Aug/Sep 2018 Ornament: Kirk, Quog Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: 2HCM4550 Artist: Unknown Original retail: Unknown Dimensions: 3.25” H x 2.35” W x 1.45” D Branding: Hallmark Material: Resin Packaging: Red box with Kirk head Magic: None Power source: None Front box text:   Hallmark STAR TREK™ Kirk Christmas Tree Ornament Back box text:  startrek.com Bottom box text: TM & © 2018 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. THIS IS NOT A TOY. FOR DECORATIVE USE ONLY. 2HCM4550 MFD. FOR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC. KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN CHINA 0618

No. 091b Released: Aug/Sep 2019 Ornament: Kirk, Quog Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: 2HCM3802 Artist: Unknown Original retail: $7.97 Dimensions: 3.25” H x 2.35” W x 1.45” D Branding: Hallmark Material: Resin Packaging: Red box, no image Magic: None Power source: None Front box text:   Hallmark STAR TREK CAPTAIN KIRK CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENT DECORATION POUR L’ARBRE DE NOEL Back box text:  Bottom box text:

Pros: Works well when displayed with the Spock Quog ornament. Cons: Kirk’s characterized likeness isn’t captured quite as well as Spock’s.

090. U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701

No. 090 Released: October 6, 2018 Ornament: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: QXI3493 Artist: Uncredited Original retail: $39.99 Dimensions: 1.5” H x 2.56” W x 5.81” L Branding: Keepsake Material: Metal Packaging: Striped box, brick red lid Magic: None Power source: None Front box text:   Hallmark KEEPSAKE U.S.S. Enterprise™™ STAR TREK™ christmas tree ornament décoration pour l’arbre de noël End box text:  MADE OF METAL FOR DECORATIVE USE ONLY. POUR USAGE DÉCORATIF SEULEMENT. STARTREK.COM MADE IN CHINA HALLMARK.COM QX13493 U.S.A. $39.99 CAN. $49.99 Bottom box text: The very best. Surprise and delight await. Our Premium Keepsake Ornaments are made of only the finest materials with stunning detailing and embellishment. Each celebrates favorite characters, honors important relationships, and helps you relive timeless memories year after year. STAR TREK™ STARTREK.COM™ & © 2018 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studies Inc. All Rights Reserved. MFD. FOR/FABRIQUE POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC, KANSAS CITY MO 44141 Additional information: The flagship of Starfleet, U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 embarked on its historic five-year mission under Captain James T. Kirk in 2265. The ship and crew introduced Star Trek™ viewers to the final frontier with unparalleled adventure, life on new worlds and unimaginable technologies. An homage to the classic series and its legacy of more than 50 years, this premium Christmas tree ornament is rendered in metal, an essential addition to any Star Trek™ collection. Pros: A premium and hefty version of the Enterprise. It would be nice to have this be a series so we could see some other ships in the fleet. Cons: Lacks the detail that you get with the usual ship ornaments.

To be honest, as this predates my current role in ornaments, I thought it would be a series, too. I’m going to look into this as a possibility since we have some milestone anniversaries in the coming years. -Kevin Dilmore

089. Lieutenant Arex and Lieutenant M’Ress

No. 089 Released: July 19, 2018 Ornament: 089.1 Lieutenant Arex 089.2 Lieutenant M’Ress Series: Star Trek: The Animated Series Product code: QMP4046 Artist: Robert Chad Original retail: $40.00 Dimensions: Arex: 4.3” H x 2.4” W x 1.9” D M’Ress: 4.33” H x 1.3” W x 1.3” D Branding: Keepsake Material: Styrene Packaging: Black box Magic: None Power source: None Front box text:   2018 EVENT EXCLUSIVE Hallmark KEEPSAKE STAR TREK LIEUTENANT AREX and LIEUTENANT M’RESS STAR TREK: The Animated Series™ 2 CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS 2 DÉCORATIONS POUR L’ARBRE DE NOËL Back box text:  THIS ORNAMENT SET IS AN EVENT EXCLUSIVE AND ONE OF 2800. Robert Chad Hallmark Keepsake Artist ARTIST CRAFTED NERDY NUGGET When Star Trek aired in the 1970s as an animated series, two alien beings joined the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise: Lieutenant Arex, a ship’s navigator with three arms and three legs, and Lieutenant M’Ress, a relief communications officer with distinctive cat-like features. THE ANIMATED ADVENTURES OF GENE RODDENBERRY’S STAR TREK TM MFD. FOR/FABRIQUÉ POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN CHINA Bottom box text: ™ & © 2018 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. http://www.startrek.com For decorative use only. Pour usage décoratif seulement. PopMinded.com QMP4046 Additional information: A two-pack of characters featured in  Star Trek: The Animated Series . In celebration of the Saturday-morning television show’s 45 th  anniversary, the two alien Starfleet officers created for the series are featured in original sculpts with a total production run of 2,800. Available at the San Diego Comic Con, New York Comic Con, and the Official Star Trek Convention in Las Vegas. Pros: A completely unexpected but welcome pair of ornaments. Fantastic representations of characters from a mostly overlooked Star Trek series. Cons: None.

Not gonna lie. These were dream ornaments for me. I love that we did them and I love how they turned out. -Kevin Dilmore

088. Starfleet Tricorder

No. 088 Released: July 14, 2018 Ornament: Starfleet Tricorder Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: QXI3343 Artist: Emma Leturgez-Smith Original retail: $19.99 Dimensions: 3.5” H x 2.29” W x 1.77“ D Branding: Keepsake Material: Styrene Packaging: white front, red sides Magic: Light and sound Power source: (3) LR44 Batteries Front box text:   magic Hallmark KEEPSAKE STAR TREK STARFLEET TRICORDER STAR TREK christmas tree ornament décoration pour l’arbre de noël Back box text:  A Keepsake is much more than an ornament. It’s a little work of art, created by a real person with a real passion to tell a big story. From the people and things you love, to memories of the past, to the anticipation of something new. Your Keepsake honors and celebrates everything that makes the holidays special- joy, togetherness, family, and friends. When you hang a Keepsake, you’re hanging the story of you. Happy hanging! Press the button on the ornament to see the screen illuminate and hear dialogue from from the original “STAR TREK” television series! BATTERY OPERATED. Batteries included. MFD. FOR/FABRIQUE POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN THAILAND artist crafted Bottom box text: For decorative use only. Pour usage décoratif seulement. STARTREK.COM TM & © 2018 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. QX13343 U.S.A. $19.99 CAN. $24.99 Additional information: Utilized by the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise, the handheld Starfleet Tricorder device proved vital for gathering, recording and analyzing data, particularly while exploring strange, new worlds. This must-have Christmas tree ornament lights up and plays authentic phrases from the original Star Trek™ series.  Features lights and sound. Pros: Wonderful detail all around. Cons: It is disappointing that the Tricorder door is fixed open. The Tricorder strap is disproportionately short but understandable. The eye hole for the hook could have been eliminated.

Is an ornament without an eye for the hook still an ornament? Well, no, not according to the people who look at these things for contractual and tax purposes. I get the reasoning that it could be hung by the strap but sometimes it’s not that easy; we don’t want it being mistaken for a toy or a non-ornament collectible, which would require different licensing agreements. #TheMoreYouKnow Myself, I think it looks kinda weird hanging by the strap. 🙂 -Kevin Dilmore

2011 Defiant Available

eBay item number: 235560346613

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087a. U.S.S. Discovery

No. 087 Released: July 14, 2018 Ornament: U.S.S. Discovery Series: Star Trek: Discovery Product code: QXI3239 Artist: Uncredited Original retail: $32.99 Dimensions: 0.71” H x 3.03” W x 7.08” L Branding: Keepsake Material: Styrene Packaging: White Front, Red Sides Magic: Light Power source: (3) LR41 Batteries Front box text:   Hallmark magic KEEPSAKE STAR TREK™ U.S.S. DISCOVERY™ STAR TREK: DISCOVERY™ christmas tree ornament décoration pour l’arbre de noël Back box text:  A Keepsake is much more than an ornament. It’s a little work of art, created by a real person with a real passion to tell a big story. From the people and things you love, to memories of the past, to the anticipation of something new. Your Keepsake honors and celebrates everything that makes the holidays special- joy, togetherness, family, and friends. When you hang a Keepsake, you’re hanging the story of you. Happy hanging! Press the button on the ornament to see the ship light up! BATTERY OPERATED. Batteries included. Replace 1.5V LR41 button-cell batteries with only 192, LR41, AG3, or equivalent. CAUTION: Do not mix old and new or different battery types. ATTENTION: Ne pas mélanger des piles usagées et neuves ou de types différents. Please recycle or dispose of batteries properly. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. CAN ICES-3 (B)/NMB-3 (B) MFD. FOR/FABRIQUE POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN CHINA artist crafted Bottom box text: For decorative use only. Pour usage décoratif seulement. TM & © 2018 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. QX13326 U.S.A.$32.99 CAN.$43.99 Additional information: A 23rd century Crossfield-class ship, becomes one of the most important weapons in the war between the Federation and Klingons as the crew journeys across the galaxy. Based on the CBS All Access series “Star Trek: Discovery”—which transports viewers to a time before the familiar five-year mission of the original Star Trek™ series—this Christmas tree ornament features the namesake vessel that embraces the same ideology and intrepid legacy that has inspired generations. Features lights. Pros: It’s not your typical Star Trek ship in a lot of ways and will stand out among the others on your Star Trek tree. Intricately detailed. Cons: This ornament screams to be made out of a diecast metal. Note: The U.S.S. Discovery ornament is being reissued in 2024 if you missed it the first time around.

086. “The Naked Time”

No. 086 Released: July 14, 2018 Ornament: “The Naked Time” Series: Star Trek: The Next Generation Product code: QXI3316 Artist: Uncredited Original retail: $29.99 Dimensions: 4.23” H x 4.69” W x 3.01“ D Branding: Keepsake Material: Styrene Packaging: White Front, Red Sides Magic: Sound Power source: (2) LR44 Batteries Front box text:   Hallmark magic KEEPSAKE “THE NAKED TIME” STAR TREK christmas tree ornament I décoration pour l’arbre de noël STAR TREK Back box text:  A Keepsake is much more than an ornament. It’s a little work of art, created by a real person with a real passion to tell a big story. From the people and things you love, to memories of the past, to the anticipation of something new. Your Keepsake honors and celebrates everything that makes the holidays special- joy, togetherness, family, and friends. When you hang a Keepsake, you’re hanging the story of you. Happy hanging! Press the button on the ornament to hear dialogue from this exciting scene! BATTERY OPERATED Batteries included MID FORTABLE POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPALLIC KANSAS OTE NO SAN MADEINCHNA artist crafted Bottom box text: For decorative use only. Pour usage décoratif seulement. TM & © 2018 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. QX13316 U.S.A. $29.99 CAN. $38.99 Additional information: Having succumbed to the planet Psi 2000’s intoxication, bare-chested Hikaru Sulu, a swashbuckler at heart, challenges Captain Kirk and other crew members with a fencing foil. This Christmas tree ornament features dialogue from the unforgettable episode “The Naked Time” from the Star Trek™ original television series. Pros: Any true Trek fan is instantly transported back to this classic episode. A very worthy addition for the Trek collector. Cons: Things seem off in a way and it is difficult to nail down the specific problem. Sulu, alone, may have made a better ornament. Better yet, give us Sulu AND Kirk in these poses without the base and with a bit of strategic Christmas tree limbs we could pose them ourselves. Now that would be a delightful Hallmark 2-pack. Unfortunately, we would have to sacrifice the audio chip with such a release.

085. Spock (Quog)

No. 085a Released: Aug/Sep 2017 Ornament: Spock (Quog) Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: 1HCM3889 Artist: Uncredited Original retail: $7.99 Dimensions: 3.3” H x 1.8” W x 1.5“ D Branding: Hallmark Material: Resin Packaging: Red box with Vulcan salute Magic: None Power source: None Front box text: Hallmark STAR TREK THE ORIGINAL SERIES christmas tree ornament Back box text: startrek.com Bottom box text: TM & © 2017 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. THIS IS NOT A ΤΟΥ. FOR DECORATIVE USE ONLY. 1HCM3889 MFD. FOR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC. KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN CHINA 0617 $7.99

No. 085b Released: Aug/Sep 2018 Ornament: Spock (Quog) Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: 2HCM2165 Artist: Uncredited Original retail: Unknown Dimensions: 3.3” H x 1.8” W x 1.5“ D Branding: Hallmark Material: Resin Packaging: Red box with Spock head (no price, clamshell) Magic: None Power source: None Front box text:   Hallmark STAR TREK Spock christmas tree ornament Back box text: startrek.com Bottom box text: TM & © 2018 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. THIS IS NOT A ΤΟΥ. FOR DECORATIVE USE ONLY. MFD. FOR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC. KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN CHINA 0618 2HCM2165

No. 085c Released: Aug/Sep 2018 Ornament: Spock (Quog) Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: 2HCM4087 Artist: Uncredited Original retail: $8.99 Dimensions: 3.3” H x 1.8” W x 1.5“ D Branding: Hallmark Material: Resin Packaging: Red box with Spock head (no price, no clamshell) Magic: None Power source: None Front box text:   Hallmark STAR TREK Spock christmas tree ornament Back box text: startrek.com Bottom box text: TM & © 2018 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. THIS IS NOT A ΤΟΥ. FOR DECORATIVE USE ONLY MFD. FOR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC. KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN CHINA 0618 2HCM3490 Made in CHINA Distributed by Hallmark Marketing Company, LLC, Kansas City, MO 64141 $8.99

No. 085d Released: Aug/Sep 2018 Ornament: Spock (Quog) Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: 2HCM4087 Artist: Uncredited Original retail: Unknown Dimensions: 3.3” H x 1.8” W x 1.5“ D Branding: Hallmark Material: Resin Packaging: Red box with Spock head (no price, no clamshell) Magic: None Power source: None Front box text:   Hallmark STAR TREK Spock christmas tree ornament Back box text: startrek.com Bottom box text: TM & © 2018 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. THIS IS NOT A ΤΟΥ. FOR DECORATIVE USE ONLY. 2HCM4087 MFD, FOR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC. KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN CHINA 0618

No. 085e Released: Aug/Sep 2018 Ornament: Spock (Quog) Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: 2HCM4412 Artist: Uncredited Original retail: $15.99 Dimensions: 3.3” H x 1.8” W x 1.5“ D Branding: Hallmark Material: Resin Packaging: Blue box with Spock head Magic: None Power source: None Front box text:   The Original Series STAR TREK Hallmark CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENT Back box text:  STAR TREK startrek.com STREAMING ON CBS ALL ACCESS Bottom box text: TM & © 2018 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. THIS IS NOT A TOY. FOR DECORATIVE USE ONLY MFD. FOR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC. KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN CHINA 0718 2HCM4412

No. 085f Released: Aug/Sep 2018 Ornament: Spock (Quog) Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: 2HCM4848 Artist: Uncredited Original retail: $15.99 Dimensions: 3.3” H x 1.8” W x 1.5“ D Branding: Hallmark Material: Resin Packaging: Red box with Spock head (price, no clamshell) Magic: None Power source: None Front box text:   Hallmark STAR TREK Spock christmas tree ornament Back box text: startrek.com Bottom box text: TM & © 2018 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. THIS IS NOT A ΤΟΥ. FOR DECORATIVE USE ONLY. MFD. FOR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC. KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN CHINA 0618 2HCM4848 $15.99

No. 085g Released: Aug/Sep 2019 Ornament: Spock (Quog) Series: Star Trek: The Original Series Product code: 2HCM5620 Artist: Uncredited Original retail: $7.97 Dimensions: 3.3” H x 1.8” W x 1.5“ D Branding: Hallmark Material: Resin Packaging: Red box with no image Magic: None Power source: None Front box text:   Hallmark STAR TREK SPOCK CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENT DECORATION POUR L’ARBRE DE NOEL Back box text:  TM & © 2019 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. MC et © 2019 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK et les marques qui y sont reliées sont des marques et les logos de commerce de CBS Studios Inc. Tous droits réservés. startrek.com MFD. FOR/FABRIQUÉ POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY, LLC KANSAS CITY, MO 64141 MADE IN CHINA/FABRIQUÉ EN CHINE 0519 Bottom box text: 2HCM5620 THIS IS NOT A TOY. FOR DECORATIVE USE ONLY. CE PRODUIT N’EST PAS UN JOUET. POUR USAGE DÉCORATIF SEULEMENT.

Pros: Less expensive for Trek fans on a budget. Great when displayed with the Kirk Quog ornament. Cons: The characterized look might not be for everyone. The ornament is made of resin and is more fragile than a typical Keepsake.

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