Mark Lenard

Adm. Kirk hijacks the Enterprise to rescue Mr. Spock, whose spirit remains alive on the rapidly degenerating Genesis planet.

The crew of the Starship Enterprise travels back in time to 20th-century San Francisco, where two humpback whales hold the key to Earth's future survival. Funniest installment of the series!

Admiral Kirk leads the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise to find the force responsible for the destruction of Federation starships.

A man seeks revenge against the gang that tried to lynch him. Another decent Eastwood spaghetti western!

Admiral Kirk leads the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise to find the force responsible for the destruction of Federation starships.

The crew of the Starship Enterprise travels back in time to 20th-century San Francisco, where two humpback whales hold the key to Earth's future survival. Funniest installment of the series!

Hang 'Em High starring Clint Eastwood, Ed Begley, Inger Stevens

Adm. Kirk hijacks the Enterprise to rescue Mr. Spock, whose spirit remains alive on the rapidly degenerating Genesis planet.

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country marks the sixth feature film in the Star Trek series. The crews of the Enterprise and the Excelsior must stop a plot to prevent a peace treaty between the Klingon Empire and the Federation.

On patrol, the USS Excelsior, commanded by Captain Hikaru Sulu, is slammed by a shock wave traveling through space. Investigation shows that the wave came from Klingon space. The Klingon homeworld of Qo'noS (pronounced Kronos) is thrown into turmoil after the explosion of their homeworld?s moon, Praxis, a key Klingon energy production facility, damages their homeworld?s atmosphere. Estimates are made that the accident will have depleted the Klingon Homeworld's atmosphere in 50 years. No longer able to maintain a hostile footing, the Klingon Empire sues for peace with the Federation. Starfleet chooses to send the USS Enterprise to meet with Chancellor Gorkon and escort him to negotiations on Earth, a decision that doesn?t sit well with Captain James T. Kirk, whose son David Marcus died at the hands of Klingons, defending Lieutenant Saavik in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.