Star Trek IV: The Voyage HomePavel Chekov (Walter Koenig) narrowly escaped the fate Captain James T. Kirk (Paul Wesley) met in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Star Trek IV And Strange New Worlds Season 2, episode 3, “Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow” are in between star treks best and most memorable time travel stories. But while Star Trek IV was a joyous and uplifting success for Admiral James T. Kirk (William Shatner) and his crew, Strange New Worlds“Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow” was a tragedy For Captain Kirk and Lt. La’an Noonien-Singh (Christina Chong).
in Star Trek IV: The Voyage HomeAdmiral Kirk took a mad dash and time traveled to 1986 San Francisco when a huge probe threatened to destroy 23rd century Earth. Kirk’s mission was to find two humpback whales and bring them back to the future In the hopes that the whales can talk to and stop the probe. Kirk, Spock (Leonard Nimoy) and the original crew of the USS Enterprise are real fish out of water in 20th century San Francisco when they split up to fulfill different objectives so they can make the return trip to the 23rd century.
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Chekov almost died in 1986 San Francisco in Star Trek IV
Thankfully, Chekov is rescued by Captain Kirk and his friends.
Pavel Chekov nearly met his end in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. After the Russian Starfleet officer visibly asked passers-by on the streets of San Francisco where he could find “Nuclear Vessels,” Chekov and Lieutenant Nyota Uhura (Nichelle Nichols) find the U.S.S. Enterprise. In this case, the Enterprise was a 20th-century U.S. it. Navy aircraft carrier. Chekov and Uhura rushed aboard to take enough nuclear material to power Admiral Kirk’s stolen Klingon bird of prey. When they are spotted, Uhura safely beams away, however Chekov was seriously injured in a fall While trying to escape the Navy’s security.
Chekov made it back to the 23rd century with his crew.
Chekov could have died in 1986 in San Francisco, which would have been disastrous. After all, Pavel is from 300 years in the future, without identification. Fortunately, Admiral Kirk, Dr. Leonard McCoy (DeForest Kelly), and Dr. Gillian Taylor (Catherine Hicks) infiltrate the hospital where Chekov is admitted, and they successfully mount a rescue. Chekov has returned to the 23rd century with his crew, Gillian, and her humpback whales safe and sound. No member of Admiral Kirk’s crew was killed and was left behind in the 20th century.
Captain Kirk died in 21st century Toronto in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
Lan saw Kirk die.
Captain James T. Kirk in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2, Episode 3, “Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow” is not as lucky as Chekov in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. Kirk was from an alternate timeline, and he joined Lut. La’an Noonien-Singh on her mission to correct reality back to Star Treks prime timeline. La’Ann and Kirk find themselves in 21st century Toronto trying to stop a Romulan time agent named Sera (Adelaide Kane) from altering the course of time. During this mission, La’an and Kirk fell in love.
Tragically, when Sera reveals herself as the villain to James and La’Ann, The Romulan shot Kirk, who died of his wound. La’an was able to stop Sera from her plot to kill the young Khan Noonien-Singh (Desmond Sivan), but she was unable to save Kirk. Lan still mourns Jacob, even after meeting and befriending his Prime Universe counterpart, Lt. Jacob T. Kirk. What happened to Captain Kirk’s body after La’an restored the proper Prime Timeline is not clear, as James was a John Doe without identification. Captain Kirk was ultimately a victim to save time Star Trek: Strange New WorldsBut no sacrifice by Chekov was necessary to save Earth Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.