STAR TREK:
The Many Generations
This page is gone. I will no longer be updating it.
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FINAL update on December 21, 2000.
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July 6, 1996)
News
Voyager’s going off the air. No other news, and with my site gone, don’t expect any news soon.
Star Trek stories
These are Star Trek humor stories that I wrote:
Star Trek: DS9: "The
No Plot"
Star Trek: VOY:
"Who's Got the Shuttles".
(BTW, I finally fixed the link to the Voyager story.)
Links
Here is Yahoo's site, and the Official Star Trek page.
More coming soon
Here's
the USS Enterprise.
And here's
the guy with the dead animal on his head!
What is Star Trek?
How could you not know what Star Trek is?!?!?!? Well, for those of you who don't know, I suppose I could tell you. Star Trek is a science fiction show in syndication. It was created by Gene Roddenberry in 1964. The pilot was produced, but CBS turned it down. Then, NBC ordered a second pilot. They liked it, so NBC aired it from 1966-1969, when it was finally canceled.
Movies followed, then a Star Trek spin-off, Star Trek: The Next Generation, from 1987-1994. Gene Roddenberry died in 1991, but Star Trek continued with Rick Berman and Michael Piller's creation of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, which began in January 1993 and is still running in first-run syndication, just like The Next Generation, today. Then Berman, and Piller, together with Jeri Taylor, created Star Trek: Voyager. Voyager started on January 16, 1995, kicking off the United Paramount Network.
Voyager can be found on UPN Wednesdays at 9:00PM, and is in it's fourth year, and Deep Space Nine is in it's sixth year.