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The Blu-ray Star Trek: Origins ties into today’s release of “Star Trek: Into Darkness” as it contains five (excellent) HD episodes that feature the first appearances of a number of elements utilized in “Darkness”:

• “The Cage,” the original pilot that introduced Chris Pike and Mr. Spock.

• “Where No Man Has Gone Before,” the second pilot capturing the first time William Shatner played James Kirk;

• “Space Seed,” marking the first appearance of Khan Noonian Singh;

• “Errand of Mercy,” marking the first appearance of the Klingons; and

• “The Trouble with Tribbles,” marking the first appearance of the furry menace.

A drama about firefighters in a town known for its fire, “Chicago Fire” comes to us from screenwriters Michael Brandt & Derek Haas (“2 Fast 2 Furious,” “Catch That Kid,” “Wanted,” “The Double”).

It stars handsome Jesse Spencer (“House”), the fabulous Lauren German (“Hostel 2,” “Happy Town,” “Hawaii Five-0”) and the great Eamonn Walker (“Oz,” “Kings”).

It depicts the world’s best-looking paramedics and firefighters, but also perhaps the world’s least interesting. “Chicago Fire” isn’t even as compelling as “Third Watch,” let alone Denis Leary’s “Rescue Me.”