Although there are no television "episodes" (at least not yet) in the Kelvin Timeline Star Trek universe, I am continuing to use the term "episode" as I have elsewhere on PopApostle, as a separable piece in the continuous narrative of a larger story.
(Studies of cross-over stories between ST and other licensed properties can be found on the Sidebar Studies page.)
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| 5-year Mission | ||||||||||||||
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"After Darkness" Part 1 |
"After Darkness" Part 2 |
"After Darkness" Part 3 |
"Here Today, Gorn Tomorrow" |
"The Khitomer Conflict" Part 1 |
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| Star Trek #21 (IDW) | Star Trek #22 (IDW) | Star Trek #23 (IDW) | Star Trek #24 | Star Trek #25 | ||||||||||
| As the Enterprise is about to embark on its five-year mission, Spock undergoes pon farr. | Spock amok! | With the planet Vulcan destroyed, is there a cure for the madness for pon farr? | A small human mining colony on the planet Parthenon 559 suffers a seemingly unprovoked attacked by a Gorn contingent. | Encouraged by Section 31, the Romulans launch an attack against the Klingon colony on Khitomer. | ||||||||||
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"The Khitomer Conflict" Part 2 |
"The Khitomer Conflict" Part 3 |
"The Khitomer Conflict" Part 4 |
"Parallel Lives" Part 1 |
"Parallel Lives" Part 2 |
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| Star Trek #26 | Star Trek #27 | Star Trek #28 | Star Trek #29 | Star Trek #30 | ||||||||||
| Commander Kor takes Kirk and his landing party prisoner and returns them to Kronos. | While battle rages over Kronos, Spock sets the Enterprise on a course right into the middle of it to rescue the landing party captured by Kor on Khitomer. | Can Kirk stop the Romulan plan for massive destruction on Kronos? | Starfleet sends the Enterprise to investigate a space-time anomaly in the Campor system. | The two Enterprise crews team up to formulate a method of returning to their respective realities. | ||||||||||
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"I, Enterprise" Part 1 |
"I, Enterprise" Part 2 |
"Lost Apollo" Part 1 |
"Lost Apollo" Part 2 |
"The Q Gambit" Part 1 |
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| Star Trek #31 | Star Trek #32 | Star Trek #33 | Star Trek #34 | Star Trek #35 | ||||||||||
| The secret origin of Science Officer 0718. | The sentient planet seeks to eliminate the contaminants on Enterprise...the crewmembers! | An Enterprise away team discovers what seem to be old Earth artifacts on an unexplored planet. | The Enterprise makes a startling discovery about Hinrichs V. | Q introduces himself to Kirk and the Enterprise crew, with a plan to show Kirk that there is such a real no-win scenario. | ||||||||||
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"The Q Gambit" Part 2 |
"The Q Gambit" Part 3 |
"The Q Gambit" Part 4 |
"The Q Gambit" Part 5 |
"The Q Gambit" Part 6 |
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| Star Trek #36 | Star Trek #37 | Star Trek #38 | Star Trek #39 | Star Trek #40 | ||||||||||
| The Enterprise finds itself over 100 years in the future, when the Federation no longer exists. | Sisko brings Kirk to the Klingon-subjugated Earth, governed by Chancellor Worf. | On Earth, the Defiant comes to the rescue; on Bajor, the resistance suffers a betrayal. | Gul Dukat, possessed by the Pah-wraith, takes command of the Enterprise and escapes into the Bajoran wormhole. | Q needs Kirk's help to win a no-win scenario that threatens the existence of the entire Q Continuum. | ||||||||||
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| "Crossed Signals" | "Academy Games" | "A Search for Answers" | "Scavenger Hunt" | "The Rescue" | ||||||||||
| Star Trek: Starfleet Academy #1 | Star Trek: Starfleet Academy #2 | Star Trek: Starfleet Academy #3 | Star Trek: Starfleet Academy #4 | Star Trek: Starfleet Academy #5 | ||||||||||
| Cadet Uhura picks up a strange signal she can't identify in the long-range sensor lab. | In 2258, Cadet Uhura enlists the help of Cadet Kirk to solve the mystery of Wagner-219, while in 2261, Cadet T'Laan rediscovers it. | In 2258, Uhura and Kirk face repercussions for their violation of the Starfleet archives. In 2261, T'Laan continues to question her participation at Starfleet Academy. | In 2258, Uhura and Spock reconcile; in 2261, T'Laan's team comes into contact with Wagner-219. | T'Laan's team comes to the aid of the Slayton, lost in space a century ago. | ||||||||||
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"Behemoth" Part 1 |
"Behemoth" Part 2 |
"Eurydice" Part 1 |
"Eurydice" Part 2 |
"Eurydice" Part 3 |
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| Star Trek #41 | Star Trek #42 | Star Trek #43 | Star Trek #44 | Star Trek #45 | ||||||||||
| The Enterprise encounters a lone alien who has lost his entire world. | The Enterprise faces down the star-eater! | The Enterprise finds itself stranded in the Delta Quadrant, decades away from home. | Eurydice takes the Enterprise to the Dark Market. | The Enterprise and crew are traded as property to the Syndicate at the Dark Market. | ||||||||||
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"The Tholian Webs" Part 1 |
"The Tholian Webs" Part 2 |
"Deity" Part 1 |
"Deity" Part 2 |
"LiveEvil" Part 1 |
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| Star Trek #46 | Star Trek #47 | Star Trek #48 | Star Trek #49 | Star Trek #50 | ||||||||||
| The Enterprise becomes trapped in a pocket of interphase space, driving some of the crewmembers insane. | The Enterprise is separated into its primary and secondary hulls, each surrounded by a Tholian web! | Lt. Sulu is given his first away team command, observing a pre-warp civilization. | The Enterprise faces the "god" of the native population of the Banks-216 system. | The Enterprise is transported via an ion storm to the mirror universe. | ||||||||||
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"LiveEvil" Part 2 |
"LiveEvil" Part 3 |
"Reunion" Part 1 |
"Reunion" Part 2 |
"Manifest Destiny" Part 1 |
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| Star Trek #51 | Star Trek #52 | Star Trek #53 | Star Trek #54 | Star Trek: Manifest Destiny #1 | ||||||||||
| Kirk and his landing party meet the mirror universe Khan. | Kirk must count on the mirror Khan to escape from the mirror universe. | Lt. Gaila returns to the Enterprise for a reunion in more ways than expected. | Gaila and Kai are abducted by their mother and forced into servitude on Vondem. | The Enterprise crosses paths with a particularly ruthless Klingon commander. | ||||||||||
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"Manifest Destiny" Part 2 |
"Manifest Destiny" Part 3 |
"Manifest Destiny" Part 4 |
"Connection" Part 1 |
"Connection" Part 2 |
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| Star Trek: Manifest Destiny #2 | Star Trek: Manifest Destiny #3 | Star Trek: Manifest Destiny #4 | Star Trek #59 | Star Trek #60 | ||||||||||
| Commander Sho'Tokh leads a boarding party onto the Enterprise. | The battle for the Enterprise continues! | Kirk's showdown with Sho'Tokh. | Captain Kirk wakes up on an alternate version of the Enterprise. | Each of the two Enterprises finds itself in possession of the alternate universe probe of the other as they attempt to determine the nature of the space-time anomaly that has been causing the minds of the two crews to switch. | ||||||||||
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| Star Trek Beyond | "New Frontiers" | "Assimilation" | "Resistance is Futile" | "Assimilation Futile" | ||||||||||
| Movie | Star Trek: Boldly Go #1 (IDW) | Star Trek: Boldly Go #2 (IDW) | Star Trek: Boldly Go #3 (IDW) | Star Trek: Boldly Go #4 (IDW) | ||||||||||
| Halfway into its 5-year mission, the Enterprise is waylaid by a threat never seen before and the crew left stranded on an uncharted planet. | While Starfleet begins construction on the new Enterprise at Yorktown, Kirk is given an interim command of the U.S.S. Endeavour, while other of his crewmembers explore options of their own. | The Endeavour chases the Borg ship to the Romulan neutral zone. | The Borg sphere wreaks havoc through the Romulan Empire on a path to Romulus. | A Romulan/Starfleet showdown with the Borg! | ||||||||||
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| "Among the Stars" | "Hila" |
"Murder at Babel" Part 1 |
"Murder at Babel" Part 2 |
"Subtext" | ||||||||||
| Star Trek: Boldly Go #5 (IDW) | Star Trek: Boldly Go #6 (IDW) | Star Trek: Boldly Go #7 (IDW) | Star Trek: Boldly Go #8 (IDW) | Star Trek: Boldly Go #9 (IDW) | ||||||||||
| The origin of Jaylah! | The Endeavour investigates a white hole in space-time, a first in Federation history. | The Romulans agree to a Federation conference at Babel to hear proposals of mutual defense against another Borg attack, should it occur. But the murder of the Romulan ambassador puts a crimp in the proceedings. | The tension between Romulan and Federation parties at Babel comes to a head over the murder of the Romulan ambassador. | Lt. Uhura begins to have strange visions on New Vulcan. | ||||||||||
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| "My Name is Kevin" |
"Whom God Destroys" Part 1 |
"Whom God Destroys" Part 2 |
"I.D.I.C." Part 1 |
"I.D.I.C." Part 2 |
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| Star Trek: Boldly Go #10 (IDW) | Star Trek: Boldly Go #11 (IDW) | Star Trek: Boldly Go #12 (IDW) | Star Trek: Boldly Go #13 (IDW) | Star Trek: Boldly Go #14 (IDW) | ||||||||||
| Scotty returns to Yorktown to check on the construction progress of the new Enterprise. | The backstory of the renowned Garth of Izar is told while, in the present, Garth has his sights set on the Endeavour. | Garth of Izar seeks vengeance on his former crew of the Heisenberg while masquerading as Captain Kirk aboard the Endeavour. | In an alternate universe, Captain Pike of the Enterprise faces a Klingon foe with a familiar face. | Multitudes of alternate Enterprises (and at least one Endeavour) are drawn to the spatial anomaly. | ||||||||||
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"I.D.I.C." Part 3 |
"I.D.I.C." Part 4 |
"I.D.I.C." Part 5 |
"I.D.I.C." Part 6 |
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| Star Trek: Boldly Go #15 (IDW) | Star Trek: Boldly Go #16 (IDW) | Star Trek: Boldly Go #17 (IDW) | Star Trek: Boldly Go #18 (IDW) | |||||||||||
| Multiple alternate Kirks find themselves cast upon different worlds throughout the multiverse. | The Kirks face betrayal and implacable enemies. | The omniscient villain of the story revealed! | A cosmic-powered Kirk plays a multi-dimensional chess game with Gary Mitchell for the fates of his friends. | |||||||||||
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