The James Blish Star Trek books sold over 4 million copies, proving there was an audience for written Star Trek material.
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Co-hosts Bob Turner and Kelly Casto take a walk down Memory Lane and list their favorite Star Trek epsidoes as they remember them from the 1970s.
Syndication gave Star Trek a chance to be in front of viewers everyday. It reached new audiences and became a part of their daily lives.
Star Trek has these little, unique stories that surround its production. Little things that happened that didn’t happen on other shows. This week, we’ve got another one of those stories. But it’s a bigger deal. Desilu The history of Star Trek begins with one of Hollywood’s original power couples: Lucille ball and Desi Arnaz. The pair purchased the old RKO movie studio in 1957 and wanted to begin producing TV there. Early on, Desi pioneered a three-camera production process at Desilu that soon became the norm for the production of situation comedies. In fact, Desilu Studios became known for their television…
Known as the “Other Gene,” Gene Coon is credited for developing some of the cornerstones of the Star Trek Universe.