TrekRanks

While we haven't ranked every episode in one massive overall list yet (someday!), we have compiled a resource for you to see every episode of Star Trek listed in one place. The current episode count is 972. 

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At TrekRanks we use the word "episode" as shorthand, as we obviously are counting the 13 major motion pictures and one made-for-TV movie. Additionally, here is how our definitive breakdown works:​

• every Short Trek counts as one episode,

• every movie counts as one episode,

• every two part-episode that originally aired as one episode counts as one episode (which means two-part pilots like "Caretaker" and "Lost and Found," as well as episodes like "The Way of the Warrior" and "Dark Frontier," which originally aired as one episode, even though those episodes have two production numbers),

• and, obviously, "The Cage" counts as an episode. (I mean who in their right mind would not count "The Cage" as an episode of Star Trek?).

• Installments of Very Short Treks do not count as episodes of Star Trek, as they were made as promotional shorts (i.e., commercials) as part of a celebration of animated Trek (if you count these, you might as well count the in-universe Hallmark commercials featuring Martha Hackett as a Romulan!). 

• And Star Trek Scouts do not count as episodes of Star Trek, as they are basically educational short-form webisodes made in the "puppy mill" world of children's "screen content" (although, they are pretty fun and clever). I mean, good luck even finding these anywhere listed in a coherent way online. It's insane to me that Memory Alpha has started including every repetitive episode of Scouts in their count (not to mention that "animated" Klingon fable from 2003 that I guarantee you've never heard of).

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The compilation below is fully sortable and searchable. You can search by series (three-letter abbreviation) or by season (season number followed by x with the three-letter abbreviation) or by air date order or by production order, etc., etc. (Note: for some browsers you need to add a space before or after your search item to get it to function.)

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Just play around in the search box to see how it works. And note, we use the following three-letter abbreviations for each series:

• TOS – The Original Series

• TAS – The Animated Series

• TNG – The Next Generation

• DS9 – Deep Space Nine

• VGR – Voyager

• ENT – Enterprise

• DSC – Discovery

• STX – Short Treks

• LDS – Lower Decks

• PIC – Picard

• PRO– Prodigy

• SNW – Strange New Worlds

• SFA – Starfleet Academy

• MOV – All 13 major motion pictures

• KLV – Kelvin Timeline

• S31 – Section 31 (only streaming / made-for-TV film)