Stone Trek, 2001-2007, NR, 00 hr 57 min



Runtime: 57 minutes 
Studio: Springer Central Production 
Country of Origin: USA

Franchise: Stone Trek
Franchise Position: 5 episodes

Episode Links:
Episode 01: The Deadly Years


Episode 03: Star Trekkin

Episode 04: The Caveman Trap 

Episode 05:  Marooned on Tattoonine 

Plot Summaries
Series
This animated parody blends Star Trek with The Flintstones, imagining a Stone Age version of the original Trek series. Produced between 2000 and 2002, it includes nine Flash-format episodes—eight two-parters and a music video parody of Star Trekkin’. Created by Brian Matthews, written by Jim Jenkins, and voiced by Wally Fields, the series humorously incorporates viewer-submitted photos as Redshirt characters who meet comical, exaggerated fates.

Episode 01: "The Deadly Ears", 0 hr 11 min 
In The Deadly Ears, Mr. Sprock’s ears swell uncontrollably after landing on a mysterious planet, disrupting ship operations. The cause is a swarm of bees attracted to his ears. Sprock uses his ears to guide the ship and brings the bees aboard to save them. The bees, an advanced civilization, negotiate with the Federation, requesting a pair of Sprock’s ears, which the crew replicates with play-doh molds. The crisis is humorously resolved when it’s revealed Vulcans have an extra set of ears for emergencies.

Episode 02: "20,001 BC: A Space Oddity", 0 hr 11 min 
In this Stone Trek episode, Captain Kirk Stone and his crew encounter a mysterious black monolith and a malfunctioning HAL computer on the research vessel Discovery. After surviving HAL’s attempts to kill the crew, Kirk meets an alien resembling William Shatner, who shows him a strange version of It’s a Wonderful Life and hints that his life is a TV show. The episode ends with a comedic New Year’s resolution to hunt an alien bear.

Episode 03: "Star Trekkin'", 0 hr 04 min
A song written bt The Firm and Bought to you by FAN FILM FACTOR celebrating the world of Star Trek Fan Films since 2016.

Episode 04: "The Caveman Trap", 0 hr 13 min
In this Stone Trek episode, Captain Kirk and the crew of the Magnetized visit Professor Krater to retrieve tickets he won. Dr. McCoy discovers that Krater’s wife, Nancy, is his former girlfriend. At their arrival, a crew member is attacked by a “rock vampire” that drains salt and can change its appearance. It’s revealed that Nancy herself is the rock vampire. Dr. McCoy defeats her with garlic salt, and humorously expresses relief, recalling that Nancy had broken his heart years earlier.

Episode 05: "Marooned on Tattoonine", 0 hr 16 min
In Marooned on Tattoonine, Captain Kirkstone and his crew face a crisis when their ship, the Magnetized, is attacked by the Fashion Alliance, who accuse them of interfering with a royal wedding and demand Queen Amidala’s surrender. When the ship’s complex “magnets” start leaking, Kirkstone, Mr. Sprock, and Queen Amidala must shuttle down to Tatooine to find replacement parts. Struggling with unaccepted Federation credits and limited resources, they become marooned. Mr. Sprock devises a plan to enter a local pod race to earn the necessary funds. Despite obstacles and booby traps, Kirkstone participates, aiming to secure the parts needed to repair the ship.

Critics Review:
The episode has been praised for its clever humor, parody of Star Trek tropes, and inventive storytelling. The intentionally low-budget production adds to the charm, appealing to fans of Star Trek and comedic fan films.

Christian Perspective:
Free of objectionable content. Encourages creativity, teamwork, problem-solving, and lighthearted fun.

Family Friendliness:
Safe for all ages. Slapstick humor, visual gags, and whimsical storytelling make it ideal for family viewing.

Notable Songs:
"Star Trekkin' " ~ The Firm

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