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Description
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- At last, Admiral James T. Kirk and the crew of the late Starship USS Enterprise begin the long voyage home.
- But their trip is interrupted by the appearance of a mysterious all-powerful intruder. Suddenly, Kirk, Spock, McCoy and the rest of the crew must journey back through time to twentieth-century Earth. For only there can they save the future - by rescuing the past!
ReferencesEdit
CharactersEdit
Movie charactersEdit
- Margaret Sinclair-Alexander • Ben • Brickman • Bob Briggs • Lance Cartwright • Chitirih Ra-Dreii • Christine Chapel • Pavel Chekov • George and Gracie • Amanda Grayson • Gregory • Jason • Javy • Joe • Kamarag • James T. Kirk • Igrilan Kor • Madelaine • Leonard McCoy • Mike • Walter Nichols • Janice Rand • Joel Randolph • Rogerson • Hiram Roth • S'rrel • Saavik • Sarek • Montgomery Scott • Spock • Hikaru Sulu • Taggard • Gillian Taylor • Torg • Trillya • Nyota Uhura • Cetacean Probe • Punk on the Bus
- Referenced only
- Robin Hood • David Marcus • Harold Robbins • Jacqueline Susann • Kiri-kin-tha • T'Plana-Hath • Friar Tuck
Novelization charactersEdit
- Margaret Sinclair-Alexander • Ben • Bond • Bob Briggs • Lance Cartwright • Chitirih Ra-Dreii • Christine Chapel • Pavel Chekov • George and Gracie • Amanda Grayson • Harry • Jason • Javy • Kamarag • Kirim Dreii-dall • James T. Kirk • Carol Marcus • Leonard McCoy • Narc • Marcus Nichols • Janice Rand • Rogerson • Hiram Roth • Saavik • Sarek • Montgomery Scott • Sgeulaiches • Spock • Akira Sulu • Hikaru Sulu • T'Lar • T'Mei • Gillian Taylor • Nyota Uhura • Verai Dva-Payjh • Cetacean Probe • Punk on the Bus
- Referenced only
- Arneghe • Johnny Carson • Robin Hood • Jedda Adzhin-Dall • J.T. Esteban • Waylon Jennings • Aurelan Kirk • George Samuel Kirk, Jr. • George Samuel Kirk, Sr. • Peter Kirk • Kruge • David Marcus • Gary Mitchell • Harry Morrow • Louis Pasteur • Christopher Pike • Peter Preston • Harold Robbins • Ralph Seron • Shres • Jacqueline Susann • T'Pring • Friar Tuck • Virgil • Yalow • Zinaida Chitirih-Ra-Payjh
Comic adaptation charactersEdit
- Margaret Sinclair-Alexander • Bob Briggs • Lance Cartwright • Christine Chapel • Pavel Chekov • Chitirih Ra-Dreii • George and Gracie • Amanda Grayson • Joe • Kamarag • James T. Kirk • Leonard McCoy • Walter Nichols • Janice Rand • Hiram Roth • Saavik • Sarek • Montgomery Scott • Spock • Hikaru Sulu • Gillian Taylor • Nyota Uhura • Cetacean Probe • Punk on the Bus
- Referenced only
- Kiri-kin-tha • Ralph Seron • T'Plana-Hath
Starships and vehiclesEdit
- HMS Bounty (B'rel-class Bird-of-Prey) • Cetacean Probe • USS Copernicus (Oberth-class) • USS Enterprise (aircraft carrier) • USS Enterprise-A (Constitution-class) • USS Excelsior (Excelsior-class) • USS Saratoga (Miranda-class) • USS Shepard • USS Yorktown (Constitution-class) • bus • car • Federation travel pod • Huey 204 (helicopter) • Mustang • pickup truck • Zenith (courier)
- Referenced only
- Enterprise (space shuttle) • USS Enterprise (Constitution-class) • USS Grissom (Oberth-class) • USS Lydia Sutherland
LocationsEdit
- Alameda • Bering Sea • California • Cetacean Institute • Delta • Earth • Earth Spacedock • Federation Council Chambers • Golden Gate Bridge • Golden Gate Park • Mercy Hospital • Mission District • Mount Seleya • Romulan Neutral Zone • San Francisco • Sausalito • Sol • Starfleet Headquarters • Vulcan
- Referenced only
- Alaska • Argus • Bantu Nation • Belgium • Berkeley, California • Cambridge • Deneva • Edinburgh • Ganjitsu • Genesis Planet • Iowa • Japan • Los Angeles • Mars • Massachusetts • Philippines • Rigel IV • Sacramento • Scotland • South Africa • Tibet
Races and culturesEdit
- Andorian • Arcadian • Arkenite • Ariolo • Bzzit Khaht • Caitian • Deltan • Efrosian • Human • humpback whale • Kasheeta • Klingon • Vulcan • Xelatian • Zaranite
- Referenced only
- Centaurian • Romulan
CetaceaEdit
- Baird's beaked whale • baleen whale • blue whale • Cuvier's beaked whale • dolphin • fin whale • gray whale • minke whale • North Pacific pilot whale • orca • pygmy sperm whale • right whale • sei whale • sperm whale
States and organizationsEdit
- Federal Bureau of Investigation • Federation Council • Klingon Empire • Romulan Star Empire • Starfleet • Starfleet Academy • Starfleet Command • United Federation of Planets • United States of America
Other referencesEdit
- 1960s • 1987 • 2069 • acrylic • Aeneid • Alice in Wonderland • alien • aquarium • atmosphere • beef • blastoneuron • cargo bay • Chevrolet • communicator • computer • corridor • dilithium • dog • The Doors • "dumb ass" • eagle • fal-tor-pan • Flying Dutchman • force field • gadolinium • glass • hamburger • Hamlet • horse • insignia • ion • Japanese language • katra • kimono • Kobayashi Maru scenario • Kvern • Land Rover • LSD • Macintosh • Moby Dick • Mona Lisa • money • Murphy's Law • newspaper • pizza • plankton • plastic • pregnancy • rank insignia • roller coaster • shark • shrimp • slingshot effect • spectacles • squid • The Tale of Genji • telephone • television • three-dimensional chess • thruster • ton • transparent aluminum • transporter • tricorder • uniform • universal element compensator • warp speed • wind-rider
ChronologyEdit
- stardate 8390.0, 2286 (2280s chronology)
- Bounty recovers George and Gracie.
- 2286 (2280s chronology, Enterprise-A voyages)
- Enterprise leaves spacedock.
AppendicesEdit
Related mediaEdit
- The Search for Spock (TOS movie) - The Voyage Home was a sequel to The Search for Spock, continuing from where that film left off, with the former-Enterprise crew and their captured Bird-of-Prey on Vulcan.
- The Doomsday Bug (TOS comic miniseries) - Set just before the film the doomsday bug causes brain damage to Spock, effectively resetting him to his former state after The Search for Spock and necessitating Spock's return to Vulcan. Spock had fully recovered in preceding comics set between the two films.
- Probe (TOS novel) - Probe is a sequel to The Voyage Home featuring the Cetacean Probe's withdrawal from Federation space and establishing its origins.
- TOS - Strange New Worlds VI short story: "Whales Weep Not": Features the investigative search made after Taylor vanished.
- Debt of Honor (TOS comic) - Set a short time after The Voyage Home, includes appearances by Gillian Taylor and George and Gracie, and the birth of their child.
Video releasesEdit
Notable cast and crewEdit
- William Shatner as Kirk
- Leonard Nimoy as Spock
- DeForest Kelley as McCoy
- James Doohan as Scotty
- Nichelle Nichols as Uhura
- George Takei as Sulu
- Walter Koenig as Chekov
- Mark Lenard as Sarek
- Brock Peters as Admiral Cartwright
ImagesEdit
Movie imagesEdit
The Cetacean Probe.
The Bird-of-Prey departing from Vulcan.
The Bounty using the slingshot effect.
The Bird-of-Prey intimidating a whaling vessel.
Dr. Gillian Taylor.
Trillya of the USS Shepard.
A Xelatian.
The USS Copernicus in Earth Spacedock.
The former crew of the Enterprise.
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Adaptation imagesEdit
Cover image.
Kirk.
The Bounty.
ConnectionsEdit
TimelineEdit
| published order | ||
|---|---|---|
| Previous story: Star Trek III: The Search for Spock | TOS novelizations | Next story: Star Trek V: The Final Frontier |
| chronological order | ||
| Previous Adventure: The Captain's Daughter Chapters 20-21 | Next Adventure: Scotty's Song | |
| The above chronology placements are based on the primary placement in 2286. The Pocket Books Timeline places events from this story in one other timeframe: | ||
| Previous Adventure: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 1 Chapters 26-30 | 1986 Chapters 5-12 | Next Adventure: Whales Weep Not |
Publication historyEdit
- 1986
- 26 November - movie released.
- December - Pocket Books paperback novelization, by Vonda N. McIntyre, published
- December - Wanderer Books young adult novelization, by Peter Lerangis, published
- Simon and Schuster Audioworks audiobook adaptation of the novelization, narrated by Leonard Nimoy and George Takei, released.
- 1987
- DC Comics comic book adaptation, by Mike W. Barr, with art by Tom Sutton and Ricardo Villagran, published.
- Grafton Books reprint paperback novelization for the UK market.
- Science Fiction Book Club reprints the novelization in a hardcover binding.
- 1994 - Pocket Books reprint paperback novelization.
- 2004, October - Pocket Books reprint in a Signature Edition omnibus; Duty, Honor, Redemption, along with The Wrath of Khan and The Search for Spock.
- 2008, September - Graphic Imaging Technologies re-release as part of The Complete Comic Book Collection DVD-rom.
- 2009, November - IDW Publishing reprint in the Movie Omnibus, along side the other TOS movie comic adaptations.
External linksEdit
- The Voyage Home article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
- The Voyage Home article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
- The Voyage Home article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
- The Voyage Home article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
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