Wanna hook this old Trekkie? Play these themes: ST: The Original Series ST: The Next Generation ST: Deep Space Nine ST: Voyager Play them in that order and you hooked me!

Is there a reason you did not use the TV themes for the 2nd DS9 and Voyager sequences? And instead used fan created versions you did not properly credit? Do they know you used their videos?

200 $😢

uhm the current mass market paperback edition you showed. i have the same one just that mine is extremely floppy. do they use harder paper in Usa?

will you review the great dune trilogy edition?

Excellent! I was waiting for the ST-LD / ST-SNW crossover opening. Maybe next time.

The last Picard one sounds like an enterprise theme

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WHAT? the barnes and noble one was like $50. got a deal to buy two for 60 so i got the foundation trilogy. however the book was really nice to read for me, probably the most comfortable, beaten by my little collectors library edition of crime and punishment

could be because the new mas markets are just that, new, so they pages are freshly made and might age well down the line

Would of been nice to credit the opening part of the video to Sam Dillard (@SamoStudios) on his rendition of the intro.

Well done. Appreciate the hard work! ~ Caretaker

Guess Jeff Hunter sucked in 1965 if the show was put on hold for a while. Pike first appeared as the main character of the original unaired pilot episode for Star Trek: The Original Series, "The Cage", portrayed by Jeffrey Hunter. When this pilot was rejected, Hunter withdrew from the series, and the character of Pike was replaced with Kirk.

I never really thought about it before this video but the 2000s mass paperback really is constructed very well. The spine is so malleable and the the pages are very smooth/fluid. I'm glad I got it back then before they shifted to the new printing.

Great job, but you forgot The Orville

as someone who's had multiple close calls in the past (to the point of cutting off a bit of fingernail), i appreciate videos like this, and i think you were very fair. also, i learned something which is always nice :)

Is this some sped-up PAL weirdness? This is all wrong.

fun fact his video about distilling alcohol is also dangerously wrong and could lead a viewer to burning their house down or going blind from methanol poisoning but since he's wrong in a way that is less obvious than how blatantly wrong he is about cutting techniques noone made a video about that :P

I like everything you have to say here, I'm pretty sure Adam has some sharpening videos where he talks about a sharp knife being safer. I even like using a bench scraper, but also using a bench scraper means I have another thing to clean. If you have the knife at an angle that is less than the angle of the blade, scraping towards the knife edge shouldn't dull it. Testing out that theory would make for a great video!

its amazing how far you've come despite your Down syndrome, keep going little fella

Adam has built a reputation for being incredibly arrogant. He used to go down to the comments section and lash out at anyone who dares question his greatness, in a most condescending tone. While he doesn't do that anymore (last I checked at least), his overall smarmy know-it-all attitude never left him, it seems. I like Adam too, but the guy really needs some lessons in humility.

whole knife technique thing is ridiculous... people who cook family meals every day don't do it... grandma almost definitely isn't using "proper knife technique"... I had basic knife safety instruction in boyscouts and they never talking about making sure the log is secure. all of these things you're saying are "unsafe" are total hipster nonsense.

I managed to have a functioning claw grip the first time I tried it. Must be because I’m a superhuman genius.

Theres at least one video ive seen of his where he almost cut himself in a way that wouldnt have happened if he used the proper technique (5:24 in his chicken and dumplings video if you're curious). which proves that his "just go slow and never get distracted" method of "safety" doesn't even work for HIM. His pigheadedness on this issue is so weird. I can't tell if he genuinely misunderstands what people are telling him and actually thinks the "claw grip" means holding the food with your knuckles or if his "demonstrations" of it in his video are him doing it wrong on purpose to be deliberately misleading to his audience so that he can feel like he's "won" but either option is pretty embarrassing.

Dude, let it go, that hair is a travesty, just shave it.

Adam's meta-analysis of the research about this topic was hilariously bad. As in, go back to undergrad bad. Guy strikes me as the kind of person who drives slow in the left lane because he just knows that the right speed to drive is the speed he wants to drive. And telling an audience of young people (which is his and the overall youtube demographic) who are still probably too young to accurately evaluate risk that they don't have to treat knife safety seriously as long as they're real careful and go slow is irresponsible. It's a shame that KZfaq works in such a way as to promote people like him over actual experts but such is life. Oh and he's so petty he turned this into his literal person brand. Just insane.

did you watch the same video i did?? Adam talks about safety lol

no disrespect, but adams point is to tell home cooks to be safe and careful. trying to teach someone good knife skills is a hard habit to learn and simply unnescary for most people who just want to cook at home, not be fancy home cooks, but simply be able to cook at home. cook in a way that is controlled and safe, and for most people that will be to keep doing what they know.

Late to the party (as usual for me)... First, you did a pretty good job of getting most of the title sequences but there are a number of Title Sequences missing (or incorrect) here... and they may have already been pointed out: 1. Star Trek: The Original Series Title Sequences were originally aired in the color *_LIGHT BLUE_* not yellow. Yellow was used for the "remastered" versions. 2. In The Original Series (TOS), Season 1 Title Sequence showed: "Staring William Shatner" on the first title card and "Also Starring Leonard Nimoy as Mr. Spock" on the last title card. Seasons 2 and 3 added a third title card, "and DeForest Kelley as Dr. McCoy", to the Title Sequence. 3. "The Emissary" pilot episode for Deep Space Nine did not show the wormhole in the Title Sequence. 4. 11:45 That is not the correct intro for DS9 (1995-1999). Terry Farrell only appeared in the Title Sequence credits through Season 6 (1993-1998) and Nicole deBoer only appeared in the Title Sequence credits in Season 7 (1998-1999). Terry Farrell never appeared as "Ezri" Dax and their names (Terry Farrell and Nicole deBoer) were never combined. 5. The Voyager intros from Seasons 1 through 3 (1995-1997) are missing as they included Jennifer Lien as Kes. Jeri Ryan was only in the Title Sequences for Seasons 4 though 7 (1997-2001). 6. There are *_two_* Star Trek: Strange New Worlds intros missing. There was a special "animated" Title Sequences for Season 2, Episode 7 (Those Old Scientists) that listed "Special Guest Stars" Tawny Newsome, Jack Quaid, Noel Wells and Eugene Cordero... and a special "vocalized" Title Sequence for Season 2, Episode 9 (Subspace Rhapsody).

Star Trek died in 2005. There have been no Star Trek intros since then.

Around the time of the TNG intro, some of the 90s stereo shops were using that for demos of their hi-fi systems, to good effect.

16:00 what a way to turn Enterprise (the series) into Starship Troopers LOL

I love that your second DS9 intro is done by Neon Visual, not the original version. Made me laugh.

I love the final season ending of Picard=Star Trek: First Contact. It touches emotionally in both periods.

The edition I wish some publisher would reprint (and reprint in a beautiful hardback edition) is the 1978 Illustrated Dune with artwork by John Schoenherr. I just love that old artwork, modern art doesn't seem as good to me. 😀

So appreciate your commentary- I just started the show and enjoy it, but felt subtle “virtuous white man” in ways, as I feel sensitive to such perspective as a black woman. But I don’t know enough about Japanese history or older Japanese culture- it’s helpful hearing it from your perspective. Thanks for taking the time

Great compilation! I'm a little confused by the near-identical versions of the second TNG opening, with the only change (I think) being the omission of Wil Wheaton's credit, while credit changes in the original TOS opening didn't engender repeats, nor the three different arrangements of the TOS theme used over the years. The one I wish you had included, though, was the opening credits to the second pilot, "Where No Man Has Gone Before," which ran over a montage of the ship interior, or its closing credits, which featured the unique theme music composed just for that pilot, and never used as a main theme at any other time in the run of the series. While that second pilot didn't have a classic opening sequence, the closing credits give a great idea of how that theme would have played, had it been selected for the run of the series over Sandy Courage's theme. Some elements of that music were used in a few first season episodes as background scoring, without any indication that it had been the main series theme in the second pilot.

You used the remastered version for TOS right?

11:45 I cannot remember the good Quality of the Intro 1995-1999. Is this taken from some upscaled or remastered Source?

What? Some of these look made up.

Carry on Dude! Great work! Outstanding redos…….. keep,it up!😊

You went quickly with TOS and then dwelt on the others. TOS had three different main titles. One for every season. 1st season: No "Created by Gene Roddenberry". No "DeForest Kelly as Dr McCoy" and before the main title "Star Trek" appears the Enterprise cross the space slowly. No femal choir in the main title theme. 2nd season: In the titles appears "Created by Gene Roddenberry" and DeForest Kelly was added as starring. The Enterprise always cross the space fast ("whishhh") In the main theme appears the femal choir. 3rd season: As the 2nd one but all titles are blue. And I think that in this video, for TOS, you could use the original intros and not the remastered ones.

DS9 is like coming home to the house I grew up in. ❤

Might wanna update Prodigy cause we’re so back

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Did you ever open that last one?

Excelente!!! Os meus temas favoritos: - Star trek : Deep Space Nine - Star Trek: Voyager - Star Trek: Picard_End Credits Este último... UAL... me faz "viajar" quando eu ouço. Maravilhoso!!!

I was looking for a video of that Barnes and noble version. We don't have them here in India so the edition were called by a diffrent name on amazon. Couldn't find any other video. Thank for making this. They look so good.

i love the enterprise song I GOT FATH TO BELEVE I CAN DO ANYTHING YEA YE YEAAAAAAAA ANY STARRRRRRRR I GOT FATHE I GOT FATH FATH IN THE HEARTTTTTTTTTT

It would have been cool to also see the alternate openings for Subspace Rhapsody (music) and Those Old Scientists (animated visuals) of SNW This is great, though - I just sat here and smiled through it.