Kirk never met Q or Borg, at least not onscreen, and for this reason it is pleasing that Paramount stuck a thirtysomething William Shatner on this, the only “fan collective” set to incorporate episodes from the original Spock-McCoy-Scotty series.
I am not in that “Trek” time-travel hater camp. There are many episodes on this set I love, and I cannot identify an installment I dislike. Here’s how they shake out:
… * Two episodes from the Kirk-Spock series: “Tomorrow is Yesterday” and “The City on the Edge of Forever.”
… * Six episodes from the Picard-Data series: “Yesterday’s Enterprise,” “Cause and Effect,” both hours of “Time’s Arrow” and both hours of “All Good Things …”
… * Two episodes from the Sisco-Quark series: “Little Green Men” and “Trials and Tribbleations.”
… * Four episodes from the Janeway-Seven series: both hours of “Year of Hell” and both hours of “Endgame.”
(Conspicuous by its omission is material from “Enterprise,” presumably because the four seasons of the Archer-T’Pol series had so many time-travel installments it probably would have doubled or tripled the set’s episode count.)
I’d maybe steer clear of anything over $21 here. Something tells me seasons three, four, six and seven might also be available for less by the time Blu-ray rolls around later in the year.