The main plot of Star Trek.

("Star Trek: The Original Series", 1966-1969) The original series premiered on NBC on1September 8, 966, and was produced by gene roddenberry, william shatner and leonard nimoy (. This is an adventure story, describing the crew of the starship Enterprise belonging to the Federation of Planets and their "daring to go where no one has been". It was not successful at first, with low ratings and unsatisfactory advertising revenue. However, when the writing on the wall appeared in the second season of this program, loyal fans launched an unprecedented campaign to persuade NBC to continue producing the third season. The last episode premiered on June 3rd, 1969. This TV series was unexpectedly popular in future reruns.

In order to distinguish this first series from other series in the future, this series is called "Star Trek: Native Series" in the West (the name "Star Wars" was used in Taiwan Province Province, and it was translated into "Adventures in the Starry Sky" in Hongkong in 1970s), and the abbreviation is ST:TOS or TOS.

Star Trek: Animation Series

(Star Trek: Animation Series, 1973-1974) This series is broadcast in the name of Star Trek, but it is generally called Star Trek: Animation Series (Star Trek: Animation Series, abbreviated as ST:TAS or TAS). It is made by cinematography, with 22 episodes in two seasons and half an hour of animation. It found most of the actors in the original series to voice their roles. Although the degree of freedom of animation can provide large-scale alien scenes and exotic alien creatures, budget constraints are still the main problem, and the quality of animation is not good. Some plots stand out because of the contributions of famous science fiction writers. This series is not a classic, which has caused some controversy among fans. However, some elements in the animated version have become part of the official history. For example, Captain Kirk's middle name "Tiberius" first appeared in TAS, and then officially became part of the official setting in Entering the Future. Enterprises have also turned some concepts of TAS into a part of Canon.

Star Trek: Issue 2

(Star Trek: Issue 2, 1978, not produced)

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The second issue was originally scheduled to be released on 1978, which became the trump card of the upcoming Paramount TV network. The script of 12 episode was written before the production began. This series aims to bring most of the original crew back to Enterprise for the second five-year mission. However, Leonardo Nimoy, who played Spock, refused to participate in the performance again, so the production unit added a pure Vulcan character named Xon to replace him. Nevertheless, they still hope that Nimoy can make occasional guest appearances in several episodes. The scene has been set up and a few minutes of experimental shooting have been taken. However, perhaps because of the recently released and widely acclaimed Star Wars movie, Paramount decided to make a Star Trek movie instead of a weekly TV series. The first script became the basis of Star Trek movies, and the others eventually became part of the next generation.

star trek: the next generation

(Star Trek: The Next Generation, 1987-1994)

The New Generation (abbreviated as ST:TNG or TNG) is set about a century later and describes a new starship (also called Enterprise) and a new crew. On September 28th 1987, the first episode of "Meeting at the Far Point" was premiered for two hours, followed by seven seasons, and ended on May 29th 1994 with the last episode of "Everything is a good thing ...". . This TV series was welcomed by the audience when it was first broadcast, and then it was replayed everywhere.

The new generation is the highest-rated TV series in all Star Trek TV series, and it is also the first-rated TV series in the last few years.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

(Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, 1993-1999)

Deep Space Nine (abbreviated as ST:DS9 or DS9) has been broadcast for seven seasons. The space station commander Lieutenant Colonel Ben Ming Jie Hisko (later promoted to colonel) is played by avery brooks, who is also the first African-American to play the role of commander in the Star Trek series. It describes the story about what happened around the space station "Deep Space Nine". In the first episode, the protagonists found a stable wormhole nearby, which can immediately transport people to the distant third quadrant. This immediately turned the space station into a stronghold with an important tactical position, and at the same time, it also became an important trade center, because it can lead to unexplored areas of the universe. Deep Space Nine got rid of the utopian color in the previous series and focused more on modern issues such as war, religion and political compromise. Because its theme is dark, it can't attract the new generation of fans with distinct themes to become its regular audience. It is also the first TV series in Star Trek without Jean Rodenberg.

Star Trek: The Navigator

(Star Trek: Voyager, 1995 -200 1 year)

Voyager (abbreviated as ST:VOY, ST:VGR or VOY) has been broadcast for seven seasons like the previous series, and it is also the only Star Trek TV series starring a female captain. This TV series describes the starship Voyager and its crew, and the March rebels who joined later, all trapped in the fourth quadrant 75,000 light-years away from the Earth. Unless they can find a shortcut, it will take 75 years to get back to the familiar space. The story will transfer the research ship Voyager from the powerful alien life "keeper" to the planet Okapa in the fourth quadrant. Many years later, when Captain Janeway returned to Voyager under her command by using the time shuttle he got from Klingon, the whole story ended. The future computer virus will be used to turn the whole Borg group into complete chaos, and finally the research ship Voyager will be sent back to the first quadrant (Aplha Quadrant) by using the super transmitter of the Borg group. Captain Janeway (played by kate mulgrew) later made a guest appearance in the movie Star Wars Apocalypse. Although the ratings of Voyager were fixed at first, they suddenly dropped sharply. During the broadcast of this TV series, it was also the most enthusiastic time for some starship fans to engage in the "anti-Berman" movement in the online starship discussion forum.

star trek: enterprise

(Star Trek: Enterprise 200 1 -2005)

Enterprise (abbreviated as Enterprise in the first two seasons, abbreviated as ST:ENT or ENT) is a prequel to other series of Star Trek. The scene of the first episode "Broken Bow" was set before the founding of the Interstellar Federation 10, and it happened in the middle of the movie "Battle Cruise" and the TV series "Native Series". This TV series describes the space exploration story of the starship Enterprise (a brand-new NX-class starship that can sail faster and farther than its predecessors) and its crew. The situations they encounter are no strangers to starship fans, but the protagonists can deal with these situations without being limited by the empirical rules established in the history of starships later. The scores of enterprises are never high. Like the original series, with the support of starship fans, we can continue to produce and broadcast the second and third seasons. But it was downloaded after the last fourth season, and the last chapter was broadcast on April 13, 2005.