| HISTORY | EPISODES | CHARACTERS |
| TIMELINE | TECHNOLOGY | PRODUCTION |
| LIFEFORMS | PERSONNEL | Q and A |
| REFERENCES | WHAT'S NEW | VIDEO TAPES |
| FILMATION |
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Will Be Released on DVD in 2006!
The Digital Bits confirmed with "multiple sources" as well as the studio that work was in progress for a mid-to-late 2006 release of the complete animated series. "One source told us not to expect the title on the studio's release schedule before June, and a couple of others have let us know that September or October is tentatively planned," noted the site. The animated Star Trek debuted on television on September 8th, 1973, the seventh anniversary of the original series' release on September 8th, 1966. The Digital Bits predicted that the animated series DVDs might be released to coincide with Star Trek's 40th anniversary in September 2006. Twenty-two original stories were produced for the animated series over two seasons, with most of the original series cast returning to voice their characters. There has been no word yet on how many discs might comprise the DVD set(s).
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Curt Danhauser's Guide to the STAR TREK Story Records - New!
Curt Danhauser's Guide to Early STAR TREK Novels
Curt Danhauser's Guide to STAR TREK: New Frontier
STAR TREK: Excelsior - The Adventures of Captain Sulu
Guide to the Gold Key STAR TREK Comics
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Welcome to my guide to the Animated STAR TREK series -
the "forgotten" STAR TREK. Here the
browser can relive the memories of seeing the show as a child or adult or discover the
show for the first time. I, myself, was eleven years old when the Animated STAR TREK
first aired. I invite you to enjoy this site and please feel free to drop me an e-mail if
you have any questions or comments. Curt Danhauser, March 25, 1996.
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Descriptions of Site Contents:
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Series History. In-depth story behind the 1973-1974 animated series. Episodes. List of episodes with links to the individual episode pages. Characters. List of series characters with links to individual cast-member pages. Timeline. Chronological listing of dates and events mentioned in the Animated Star Trek series. Technology. List of ships and devices from the Animated Star Trek series, with links to individual graphics/blueprint pages. Lifeforms. List of the aliens and creatures seen or mentioned on the Animated Star Trek series, with photos and descriptions of each. Personnel. List of all of the Starfleet members seen and mentioned on the Animated Star Trek series, with photos and descriptions of each. Production. Complete listing of the writers and directors who worked on the Animated Star Trek series. Also complete Show Credits and a look at how the show was produced. References. Books, Web Sites and Tools used by the author to create this Guide to Animated Star Trek. What's New. Chronological listing of changes made to this site. Check this page to see what has been added recently. Video Tapes. All 22 episodes of the Animated STAR TREK series are available on eleven videotapes. These can be purchased online from Amazon.com. The Video Tapes page provides details about the tapes and has links to within Amazon.com. Filmation. Information about the production company that created the Animated STAR TREK series. Also included is a chronological listing of all of Filmation's productions.
Submit a Question. Please feel free to use this form to submit a question to me regarding the Animated Star Trek series. Your question and its answer may be used on the Questions and Answers page at this site.
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STAR TREK: The Animated Series web site. |
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This site was listed in Jeff Greenwald book
Future Perfect: How Star Trek Conquered Planet Earth.
The book is a fascinating journey into STAR TREK's effects across the globe.
Many books about STAR TREK have been written that cover the STAR TREK movies and series and how they
are made, but Jeff's book covers
the oft forgotten fan base that exists throughout the world. Many card-carrying fans themselves would say that
they are responsible for the franchise's success, but that is not the case. They are important to be sure and they
are represented well in Jeff's book, but much greater in number are the many thousands of people
in the world that each like and appreciate and cherish different parts of STAR TREK, but who do not consider
themselves STAR TREK fans of the traditional mold. Jeff's book is about those people as well. People from all
walks of life and from very different socio-economic strata are interviewed in the book, giving the reader a better
idea of how Gene Roddenberry's creation has influenced human society in the 20th century than if he had limited his
interviews to only die-hard convention goers. I whole heartedly recommend Jeff Greenwald's book. It can most easily be purchased online via amazon.com. |
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This site was listed in the December 1998 issue of Yahoo! Internet Life magazine. The site was listed in the EccenTrek section of the magazine's STAR TREK on the Net - Best of Trek article. |
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There was an excellent article on the Animated STAR TREK series in the October/November issue
of STAR TREK Communicator magazine. The article's writer, Kevin Dilmore, used this site as a reference,
and he also interviewed my friend, and STAR TREK script writer, Fred Bronson. |
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