Star Trek: The Animated Series - Season 1 Watch Free in HD

William Shatner

22 March 1931, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Leonard Nimoy

26 March 1931, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

DeForest Kelley

20 January 1920, Toccoa, Georgia, USA

George Takei

20 April 1937, Los Angeles, California, USA

Nichelle Nichols

28 December 1932, Robbins, Illinois, USA

Majel Barrett

23 February 1932, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

James Doohan

3 March 1920, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Mark Lenard

15 October 1924, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Billy Simpson

Keith Sutherland

Stanley Adams

7 April 1915, New York City, New York, USA

David Gerrold

24 January 1944, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Ted Knight

7 December 1923, Terryville, Connecticut, USA

Ed Bishop

11 June 1932, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Roger C. Carmel

27 September 1932, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Lou Scheimer

19 October 1928, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Jane Webb

13 August 1925, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Norm Prescott

31 January 1927, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Gene Roddenberry

19 August 1921, El Paso, Texas, USA

James Kirk

Played by: William Shatner

Spock

Played by: Leonard Nimoy

Dr. McCoy

Played by: DeForest Kelley

Sulu

Played by: George Takei

Sarek

Played by: Mark Lenard

Young Sepek

Played by: Keith Sutherland

Cyrano Jones

Played by: Stanley Adams

Carter Winston

Played by: Ted Knight

Asmodeus

Played by: Ed Bishop

Harry Mudd

Played by: Roger C. Carmel

IGN Movies

The pacing is similar to TOS - which means a lot of pregnant pauses, and not just from [William] Shatner, who reprises his role as Captain. But condensed to a 30-minute show, the episodes often flow much more smoothly than on TOS.

October 27, 2017

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AV Club

TAS still feels even stiffer and more self-important than Trek, hard as that may be to believe. But it also feels more thoughtful, and less beholden to the prime-time need for scantily clad space chicks and two-fisted action.

October 27, 2017

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Nerdist

Star Trek is us at our most curious, most tolerant, and most together, and for a show aimed at a Saturday morning kids crowd, The Animated Series gives us all we could hope for.

October 27, 2017

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AV Club

It takes a devotee to get past the roughness, but once you accept that this is never going to be perfect, it's a charming, intelligent reward for everyone who ever wondered just what the hell was going on inside the planet of Shore Leave.

October 27, 2017

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New York Times

In retrospect this stilted, handmade approach is suffused with a goofy charm, much like that found in the crude action of a Peanuts holiday special.

October 27, 2017

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Den of Geek

Star Trek: The Animated Series isn't exactly the most fondly remembered of the six Star Trek series, but that doesn't mean it didn't have its moments.

October 27, 2017

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Forbes

It feels like classic Trek. And if you've never seen it, it literally is like discovering that all this time, there was a fourth season you didn't know about.

October 27, 2017

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Hollywood Reporter

Apparently, the universe just wants to see as many Spocks as possible.

October 27, 2017

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Birth.Movies.Death.

Star Trek: The Animated Series is awesome.

October 27, 2017

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The Mary Sue

This stricken-from-continuity, barely animated, too-poor-to-hire-Chekov show, is probably best enjoyed when you didn't have to pay for it.

October 27, 2017

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Star Trek: The Animated Series - Season 1

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