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In the mid 1970s, POWER Records an imprint of Peter Pan Industries, long-time maker of records for children since the late 1940's, produced Story Records based on the UK television series SPACE:1999 which ran from 1975-1977. The first record set was a 12-inch 33-1/3 RPM LP record which included three different stories and was released in 1975. In 1976, four additional stories were released on LP for a total of seven total stories. That same year, two of the stories "Breakaway" and “Return to the Beginning" were released as a Book & Record set which was a 7 inch 45 rpm record and a read along comic book.
"Breakaway" is Space: 1999 Story Record #1 and features a retelling of the pilot episode of the series.
In the mid 1970s, POWER Records an imprint of Peter Pan Industries, long-time maker of records for children since the late 1940's, produced Story Records based on the UK television series SPACE:1999 which ran from 1975-1977. The first record set was a 12-inch 33-1/3 RPM LP record which included three different stories and was released in 1975. In 1976, four additional stories were released on LP for a total of seven total stories. That same year, two of the stories "Breakaway" and “Return to the Beginning" were released as a Book & Record set which was a 7 inch 45 rpm record and a read along comic book.
"Breakaway" is Space: 1999 Story Record #1 and features a retelling of the pilot episode of the series.






![Ptolemy Wept Animated STAR TREK episode, Part 3
PART 3 - The U.S.S. Enterprise crew takes on a Federation historian to investigate an ancient space station which has suddenly appeared in orbit of a planet that the crew has visited before. After they enter the space station, they soon realize that there is much more to the ancient complex than they expected.
This film entitled Ptolemy Wept was written, directed, animated and produced by Curt Danhauser and is the second new animated STAR TREK episode featuring Captain Kirk and his crew to be produced in more than three decades. The last new official animated STAR TREK episode was produced by Filmation and aired on NBC-TV Saturday morning, October 12, 1974. Now, after more than 35 years, new episodes are being produced. These new episodes are intended to be a direct continuation of the 22-episode animated STAR TREK series produced by Filmation Associates from 1973-1974.
Subsequent parts of this full-length animated episode will be released on youTube in the months to come.
[More details can be found here: http://www.danhausertrek.com/AnimatedSeries/PW_Full.html] Ptolemy Wept Animated STAR TREK episode, Part 3](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/roSupqN0dFU/mqdefault.jpg)



