テレビの連続番組のフィナーレ

何が次に起こったか。

シリーズはシンジケート化されたリランでさらにもっと普及するようになり、ファンは大会を保持し、ファンのフィクションを書き、自身の衣裳およびcollectiblesを作り始めた。
ショーの生気に満ちた版は1973年に始まる22のエピソードおよび2季節の間動いた。 エピソードのいくつかはシリーズの作家によって書かれ、特性を表明するために元の鋳造物は戻った。
1976年に、大きい手紙執筆キャンペーンはNASAを虚構のstarship企業の名にちなんで最初の回りを回るシャトルを名付けるように確信させた。 シリーズcastmembersのほとんどおよびシリーズ創作者の遺伝子Roddenberryは献呈式に出席した。
1978年に、パラマウント第2五か年代表団のための元の鋳造物を(ニーモイを除いて)再会させる第2テレビの連続番組をすることを始められた準備。 星戦争の成功によって、スタジオは映画を代りに作ることにした。
Star Trek: 撮映 元の鋳造物を特色にしたりしかしテレビの連続番組とかなり異なっているがある。 It is far more cerebral in nature, downplayed the relationships of the characters, and featured lots of lumbering special effects shots. It was very expensive to make but was still a financial success.
The studio okayed a second picture but with a much smaller budget. This film is much closer to the original series in style and features the return of one of the series’ most memorable “villains” ― Khan Noonien Singh (played by Ricardo Montalban). Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan also features the heroic death of Mr. Spock. This film was even more successful at the box office and the studio wanted to make another.
The next film, Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, was directed by Nimoy and was similarly budgeted. The movie was also very successful and paved the way for a fourth movie (also directed by Nimoy) called Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. The fourth film combined action with lighthearted humor, like one of the most popular episodes of the original series “The Trouble with Tribbles.” Voyage Home became the film series’ most successful installment.
In 1989, Shatner took the directing reins for the fifth movie called Star Trek V: The Final Frontier. The film attempted to include some of the same elements as the previous movies but the script and special effects were lacking. It was a box-office disappointment and stalled the franchise.
With the series’ 25th anniversary fast approaching, Paramount decided they wanted another Star Trek feature film for 1995. Reuniting the aging cast and Star Trek II director Nicholas Meyer, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country was a moderate success at the box office and provided a proper send-off for the original cast.
After the success of Star Trek IV, the spin-off series Star Trek: The Next Generation was launched in 1987 and it ran for seven successful seasons in first-run syndication. Set 80 years after the original series, some original series characters appeared, including a very elderly McCoy (in the pilot), Spock, and Scott. Three other Star Trek series followed though they are technically spin-offs of Next Generation.
Next Generation ended in 1994 and paved the way for films featuring that cast. Star Trek: Generations featured Kirk teaming up with Next Generation’s Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart) in the future and Kirk died heroically. Scott and Chekov also appeared in the opening of the film.
A new prequel feature film, based on the original series, is scheduled to be released on Christmas 2008. Nimoy is set to reprise his famous role as a senior Mr. Spock.
Adventures of the original series characters continue to be produced in novel and comic book form. A television or movie reunion of the original crewmembers is unlikely since Kelley and Doohan have passed away, in 1999 and 2005 respectively.