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All of this information have been gathered from various sources, inc. the credit information at the beginning of each episode the T. V. Guide and other sources. Images have been taken from other sites other than the official Star Trek site. Naturally, as a Trekker I respect the rights of Paramount to regulate the usage of their sights, sounds, and images. Hopefully, this will satisfy them as to the copyrights being respected. I do think that perhaps each site should be evaluated as to whether it will serve as publicity for their fine series and possibly attract new viewers who have viewed the sites and want to see more of a series.
is a prequel to the original Star Trek. It is set approximately 100 years before TOS. This new series started September 26, 2001 on UPN.
Space, the final frontier! These are the voyages of the Star Ship Enterprise 1701 whose 5 year mission in outer space started the entire phenomenon of Star Trek, complete with several different series, books of the different series, conventions, etc. They were committed to boldly going where no one had gone before. This was the origninal series that molded the return of Science Fiction to television. The series was patterned like the popular TV series "Wagon Train" and conceived to be the Wagon Train to the stars.
Boldly go where no man has gone before heralded the return of Star Trek to television. Based in the century following The Original Seris, this series focuses on the voyages of the Enterprise NCC-1701D as Capt. Picard and his crew negotiate the spaceways. The show was still popular after 7 seasons and spawned 2 spin-off series.
These are the voyages (episodes) of the popular Star Trek, the Next generation, divided into seven pages of seasons. You will find that each episode will contain information concerning: title, air date, star date, guest cast, summary (no spoilers), author, and director.
These are the episodes of Star Trek Deep Space 9, set upon a remote space station on the fringes of Federation space. While taking possession of the ex-Cardassian Terek Nor, the crew discovers a stable wormhole which allows them to reach another quadrant of space millions of light years away. The planet Bajor hopes to be able to use the wormhole as a means of obtaining needed supplies which the Cardassians during their occupation looted.
Captain Sisko welcome. In addition to the episodes, the first season contains the Voyager Web Ring which you can navigate to other Star Trek sites dedicated to Voyager.
The Voyager was cast 70,000 light years into the Delta Quadrant by the Caretaker and are attempting to return to Federation Home Space in the Alpha Quadrant. They would have a voyage of 70 years unless they can find a shortcut or another way to get back. They are sidetracked in a universe that is sometimes filled with hostilities with new races. They are sidetracked sometimes trying to find supplies, food, fuel, etc. These episodes tell the story of the gallant crew.
Janeway greeting I have compiled a list of books in my collection of Star Trek books. Included are Titles, authors, publication dates, hard or paperback, and stardates (if used) and a short teaser as to the plot.
TNG Books 1 TNG Books 2 DS 9 Books 1 DS 9 Books 2 Voyager books 1 Voyager books 2
New Frontier books
Gateways books Star Trek Strange New Worlds Anthologies New Earth Books Enterprise Books
SCE Books
Announcing Star Trek Now! A chance to let the internet know about Star Trek and to signify that you're a true fan of Star Trek.
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