Item: The Center Seat: 55 Years of Star Trek
Language: en-US
Type of Problem: Incorrect_content
Extra Details: Season 1 is locked with one episode missing. Episode 11 "The Stars Above" is not listed. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt15857474/
The default preview image for episode 5 is from episode 6. The episode 6 image was from 7 and so on through to episode 8. (I tried to re-upload the images and shift them over, though I uploaded the wrong ones and can't delete them now.)
The following three features from the DVD could be added as specials: Leonard Nimoy Interview (Uncut) Nichelle Nichols Interview (Uncut) Kirstie Alley Interview (Uncut)
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Odpověď od Rebecca
29.03.2024 v 3:34 ODP.
Please read the previous discussion about Episode 11 here.
Odpověď od capncalhoun
29.03.2024 v 4:08 ODP.
The summary in the other discussion seems to be inaccurate.
Amazon's History Vault listing here does list 10 episodes as the user describes, though there appear to be a few mistakes. E.g., episode 9 is listed as released in 2049. https://www.amazon.com/Trek-Goes-To-the-Movies/dp/B09LC52T5V
Conversely, the episode listing here shows all 11: https://www.amazon.com/Center-Seat-Years-Star-Trek/dp/B09SKRBCFH
As does the company's DVD release, which was my original source for spotting the error: https://nacellestore.com/products/the-center-seat-55-years-of-star-trek-dvd
YouTube's listing for digital purchase also gives 11 episodes: https://www.youtube.com/show/SCmfCeEynFdlUBmrBetF8O_w?season=1
I really don't see how "Amazon splitted it. Some moron uploaded it as torrent" explains almost every official release about the series listing it as 11 episodes and the DVD containing 11 episodes.
There are some early notes around the series release that do mention 10 episodes ( https://www.space.com/center-seat-star-trek-documentary-series-director-exclusive ), so I'm not certain if the 11th was material edited from an existing episode or if it was added later, but at best the explanation given in the linked discussion makes no sense.