"Tomorrow Is Yesterday" is a first-season episode of Star Trek: The Original Series. It is episode #19, production #21, first broadcast on January 26, 1967, repeated July 13, 1967, and was remastered in 2006 for syndication broadcast on May 5, 2007. The screenplay was written by D.C. Fontana and directed by Michael O'Herlihy. Overview: The crew of the Enterprise travels back to 1969 Earth and must correct damage they caused to the timeline. On...
Fellini is interrogating Jim. Jim is not cooperating.
john wakes up in sickbay. he overhears Jim and McCoy talking about assimilati...
Jim orders John to prepare to be transported when the ship passes through his...
Scotty clarifies the risks involved in attempting to sling shot through time....
The crew begins to warp toward the sun in their effort to sling shot back to ...
Spock begins to explain to John the manner in which they can return him and n...
John asks Spock about his standing with him just before they beam down to sav...
Fellini unknowingly offers Jim a prison sentience that matches the number of ...
Jim offers the truth to the colonel, of course he doesn't believe it.
McCoy is once again upset by Spock's manner. He wants to know what he is goin...
Spock manages to get under McCoy's skin without trying.
Jim asks Spock if he has devised a way to return them to their proper time.
John lays in sickbay propped up on his elbows and happily contemplates the in...
Spock's research shows that John's son becomes instrumental in the space prog...
Once again McCoy seizes the opportunity to ridicule Spock. Spock is imperviou...
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