''Star Terk II'' is a
BBC
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comedy
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Origins
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radio show, broadcast on
BBC Radio 4
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in the 1980s. Each episode began with a parody of ''
Star Trek
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''s original series, which would go on to be interrupted by a series of sketches. Two series of six episodes were aired, in 1987 and 1989. In the final episode, the main characters of Star Trek beam down and meet up with the actors playing them in the parody, resulting in Susie Blake interviewing herself as Uhura at one point.
BBC Radio comedy programmes
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