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A brush with death alters Gene Roddenberry’s career choices and leads him to Hollywood, where he creates Star Trek.
NBC loves “The Cage” but wants Roddenberry to produce a second pilot.
ONWARD TO THE STARS, WITH HOPE (THE FIRST SEASON):
Star Trek makes stars of William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy as the series is launched successfully, albeit with some trepidation.
STEADY AS SHE GOES (THE SECOND SEASON):
The strong scripts in the second season aren’t enough to satisfy the mysterious Nielsen ratings, but Star Trek is brought back from the brink of cancellation, only to suffer a bitter loss.
AN AREA OF TURBULENCE (THE THIRD AND FINAL SEASON):
A lackluster third season, marked by numerous indifferent scripts and few bright lights, marks the inevitable end to the first voyage of the starship Enterprise.
MOVING THROUGH LIMBO AND BEYOND (THE LOST YEARS … TO STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE):
The seventies prove that Star Trek is anything but dead, as rumors of a revival become a reality by decade’s end.
SAILING THE SILVER SCREEN (THE MOVIE TRILOGY):
One successful motion picture leads to another.
The seemingly impossible task of creating a new version of Star Trek is accomplished.
THE OLD GUARD STUMBLES; THE NEW WAVE TRIUMPHS:
Star Trek V goes down for the count while The Next Generation gets better and better.
The fourth season of The Next Generation produces some of the finest episodes yet and further demonstrates how different the new Star Trek really is.
After seven outstanding years, The Next Generation ends its successful run on television—but still the voyage continues.
THE FUTURE BECKONS, BRIGHT AND BOLD:
Whither Star Trek?
Star Trek: The Classic Years, The Animated Voyages; The Next Generation.
