- For other uses, see All Our Yesterdays.
"All Our Yesterdays" was the 78th episode of Star Trek: The Original Series, the 23rd episode of the show's third and final season, first aired on 14 March 1969. The episode was written by Jean Lisette AroesteMA, directed by Marvin ChomskyMA, novelized in Star Trek 4 by James Blish and adapted as a fotonovel in 1978.
Summary[]
While on a mission to evacuate the population of planet Sarpeidon before their sun goes supernova, James T. Kirk, Spock, and Leonard McCoy find that with the exception of one person—Mr Atoz—the entire population has transported themselves via a time portal to various segments of that planet's past. Kirk finds himself in jail in the seventeenth century while Spock and McCoy are trapped with a beautiful exile in a prehistoric ice age!
Log entries[]
- Captain's log, stardate 5943.7.
- We have calculated that Beta Niobe will go nova in approximately three and a half hours. Its only satellite, Sarpeidon, is a Class M planet, which at last report was inhabited by a civilized humanoid species. Now our instruments show that no intelligent life remains on the planet. (episode)
- Captain's log, stardate 5943.7.
- We have calculated that Beta Niobe will go nova in approximately three and a half hours. Its only satellite, Sarpeidon, is a Class M planet, which at last report was inhabited by a civilized humanoid species though not yet capable of spaceflight. Our instruments show that no intelligent life remains on the planet. But we are beaming down to verify. (fotonovel)
- Captain's log, stardate 5943.9.
- The people of this time believe in witches, and witchcraft is what I've been accused of. Five witnesses heard McCoy's voice speak to me and thought it was an evil spirit. From what I know of witchcraft trials, I don't have much chance unless I can get to the prosecutor. (episode and fotonovel)
References[]
Characters[]
Episode characters[]
- Atoz • James T. Kirk • Leonard McCoy • Montgomery Scott • Spock • Zarabeth • unnamed Sarpeids
- Referenced only
- Zor-Khan
Novelization characters[]
- Atoz • James T. Kirk • Leonard McCoy • Montgomery Scott • Spock • Zarabeth • unnamed Sarpeids
- Referenced only
- Zor-Khan
Starships and vehicles[]
Locations[]
Races and cultures[]
States and organizations[]
- Inquisitional Tribunal
Other references[]
- 17th century • angler • assassination • atavachron • brain • class M • communicator • cook • exile • frostbite • horse • inquisitor • jailer • landing party • librarian • library • license • logic • lord • mass suicide • medicine • physiology • prison • replica • Sarpeidon Ice Age • spirit • soup • supernova • sword • tape viewer • time portal • verism tape • witch • witchcraft
Chronology[]
- years prior to 2269
- Zarabeth is exiled to the past. (prior to episode/novelization)
- stardate 5943.7, 2269 (2260s chronology, 2264–2270 Enterprise voyages)
- Enterprise travels to Sarpeidon.
- 2270
- Spock finds evidence he fathered a son. (TOS novel: Yesterday's Son)
Appendices[]
Related media[]
Adaptations[]
Novelization collected in The Classic Episodes 3.
Novelization collected in The Classic Episodes.
Images[]
Video releases[]
Collector's edition VHS release with "The Savage Curtain".
Overseas VHS release with "The Savage Curtain" and "Turnabout Intruder".
Overseas VHS release with "The Savage Curtain" and "Turnabout Intruder".
Connections[]
Timeline[]
| published order | ||
|---|---|---|
| Previous episode: The Savage Curtain |
TOS episode produced | Next episode: Turnabout Intruder |
| Previous episode: The Savage Curtain |
TOS episode aired | Next episode: Turnabout Intruder |
| Previous story: first story |
Star Trek 4
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Next story: The Devil in the Dark |
| chronological order | ||
| Previous Adventure: The Savage Curtain |
Next Adventure: Surprise! | |
| Previous Adventure: The Savage Curtain |
Voyages of the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) (2264 to 2270) |
Next Adventure: Crucible Provenance of Shadows Chapter 22, Section 1 |
Translations[]
- 1972
- German : Alle unsere Gestern, translated by Hans Maeter. (Williams)
- 1973
- Turkish : Dün, Bugün ve Yarın, translated by Reha Pinar. (Altın Kitaplar)
- 1976
- Japanese : ああ、過ぎさりし日よ, translated by Haku Saito. (Hayakawa Bunko)
- 1978
- Italian : Tutti i nostri passati, translated by Lella Cucchi. (Arnoldo Mondadori Editore)
- 1991
- Czech : Všechny naše včerejšky, translated by Jan Pavlík. (Práce & Bonus Press)
External links[]
- All Our Yesterdays (episode) article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
- All Our Yesterdays (Star Trek: The Original Series) article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.