Paramount is taking full advantage of the new Star Trek movie as an opportunity to introduce new fans to old Star Trek. Just because the new movie isn’t “your father’s Trek” doesn’t mean people who fall in love with the new movie can’t enjoy the older incarnations, so the studio is releasing two “Best of” collections focusing on the original series and The Next Generation.

Of course, fans are going to argue what really are the best episodes of their favorite series, but I think Paramount has done a pretty good job with these two four-episode releases. “City on the Edge of Forever” is considered to be the best Classic Trek had to offer, and it headlines the original series disc, while Next Generation focuses on Borg territory with both parts of “The Best of Both Worlds.” Personally, I would have swapped out that last episode with “The Inner Light,” but that’s just me.

Take a look at the announced details for the “Star Trek: Best Of” Collections on DVD below. This isn’t the only new Star Trek releases we’ll be getting in celebration of the new movie though; be sure to check out details on other releases here and here.

THE BEST OF STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES The City on the Edge of Forever – The Enterprise crew discovers a time and space portal, leading one of them to accidentally alter history The Trouble with Tribbles – The cute, furry tribble is brought on board the Enterprise as a pet, only to be discovered as a rapidly reproducing, all-consuming animal Balance of Terror – After the Romulans use hostile force on a Federation outpost, Captain Kirk and the Enterprise must battle an invisible spaceship Amok Time – Follow Mr. Spock as he returns to his homeland for a brutal Vulcan marriage ritual THE BEST OF STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION The Best of Both Worlds (Part I) – Responding to a distress call on one of the Federation’s outer-most colonies, the Enterprise arrives…only to find the colony has disappeared The Best of Both Worlds (Part II) – Commander Riker pulls out all the stops in order to save Earth from a Borg invasion lead by Locutus – otherwise known as Captain Jean-Luc Picard Yesterday’s Enterprise – A rift in the space/time continuum brings the previous Enterprise – the Enterprise C – 22 years into the future, forever altering time The Measure of a Man – When Data’s rights as a sentient individual are placed under trial, Starfleet forces Commander Riker into a position where he must prove that Data is an Android