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Jun 27
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Read a transcript of Michael Piller's live chat at StarTrek.com here.
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DC Comics will release ST:TNG's THE GORN CRISIS in a softcover edition this September according to Cinescape.
Jun 19
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STAR TREK/DEAD ZONE executive producer/writer Michael Piller will chat live at StarTrek.com Wednesday, June 26th @ 3p PT. Submit questions here.
Jun 18
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Teleportation breakthrough likened to STAR TREK's "Beam me up, Scotty!" Read more at the official site.
Jun 17
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James Darren's official web site writes to inform fans that the DS9 guest star did not cancel his appearances at recent Boston and upcoming Chicago Slanted Fedora events; rather, the promoter made the cancellations.
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Download the STAR TREK: NEMESIS teaser trailer from the film's official web site, nemesis.startrek.com.
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Jul 2, 2002: TNG Season 3 on DVD U.S. Release
Jul 17, 2002: ENTERPRISE debuts on UK's broadcast Channel 4.
Aug 6, 2002: STAR TREK II: THE WRATH OF KHAN Director's Edition DVD hits U.S. streets
Q3, 2002: UK ENTERPRISE premiere on Channel 4 (non-satellite customers)
Sep 3, 2002: TNG Season 4 DVD Box Set U.S. Release
Nov 5, 2002: TNG Season 5 DVD Box Set U.S. Release
Dec 3, 2002: TNG Season 6 DVD Box Set U.S. Release
Dec 31, 2002: TNG Season 7 DVD Box Set U.S. Release
2002: Click here for full 2002 TREK DVD/VHS UK release dates
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Risa Pleasurable in Overnights, Last Week's Finals Register Small Drop; PLUS: Fox Axes DARK ANGEL for FIREFLY |
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We're set in the year 2380, after the Borg encounters and the Dominion
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Posted:
12:36:12 on May 16 2002
By: Steve Krutzler
Dept: Enterprise | www.stenterprise.com
According to Zap2it (Mediaweek's Marc Berman has yet to report), last night's first-run presentation of the ENTERPRISE episode "Two Days and Two Nights" fell slightly from the week prior, garnering a 4.7/7 in the overnights. As usual, Zap2it's figure could be slightly lower, making the decline even more negligible from last week's overnight for "Fallen Hero," 4.9/8.
The Hollywood Reporter has reported the final numbers for last week's ENTERPRISE double header featuring "Fallen Hero" and "Desert Crossing." The former, in the regular ENT timeslot last week, had a 3.2 rating, which is 6% lower than "Vox Sola" the week before with a 3.4 rating. The audience size decreased by 60,000 to 5.34
million. The extra ENT episode, "Desert Crossing" declined slightly with a 3.0 rating and an
audience of 4.68 million. Meanwhile the penultimate episode of THE X-FILES received its highest ratings since the season premiere:
Ratings/Share Audience (Audience for each half hour)
Dinotopia 8.4/15 17.03 million (14.3-16.7-18.0-19.2) (Part I of miniseries)
Alias 6.5/10 11.25 million (11.7-10.8) (season finale))
X-Files 6.2/10 10.33 million (10.5-10.2))
Smallville 3.9/6 6.42 million (6.3-6.5))
Enterprise 3.2/5 5.34 million (5.2-5.5) (Fallen Hero))
Charmed 3.2/5 4.98 million (4.7-5.2))
Angel 3.1/5 5.17 million (5.4-4.9))
Enterprise 3.0/5 4.68 million (4.6-4.8) (Desert Crossing))
Buffy 2.7/4 4.06 million (3.9-4.2))
Roswell 1.8/3 2.81 million (2.8-2.8)
In demographics, ENTERPRISE continues to perform well for UPN. Among Adults 18-49, "Fallen Hero" had a 2.9 rating, 4% increase over "Vox Sola" and the highest for ENT since "Cold Front" last November. As
usual ENT was the highest rated show for UPN:
Adult 18-49 ratings:
Dinotopia 6.0/18 (Part I)
Alias 5.1/12
X-Files 4.9/12
Smallville 3.1/8
Enterprise 2.9/8 (Fallen Hero)
Enterprise 2.5/6 (Desert Crossing)
Angel 2.4/6
Buffy 2.2/6
Charmed 2.0/5
Roswell 1.4/3
Track ENTERPRISE's ratings at The Futon Critic.
In other science fiction television news, the Fox network has made a surprising decision to axe the mildly successful Jessica Alba vehicle DARK ANGEL (produced by James Cameron) for a new pilot of the Joss Whedon sci-fi series FIREFLY. This midnight decision means three TREK veterans are again looking for work: Ira Steven Behr (producer, DS9), Kenneth Biller (producer, VOY), and Rene Echevarria (producer, DS9) all served as producers on the series for various episodes. Here's the scoop on this unprecedented decision from The Futon Critic:
"In my six years of covering television, I've never seen a more bizarre series of events transpire than those that did late last night. In what can easily be called one of the biggest 11th hour moves in recent memory, FOX has ripped one series from life while resurrected another from death. "Dark Angel," which had previously been reported as renewed has now been canceled in favor of the Joss Whedon drama "Firefly." It seems that FOX never gave the James Cameron produced series a formal commitment as executives had planned to renew "Dark Angel" in reaction to their disappointment over "Firefly's" two-hour pilot. However in the past few days the prolific Whedon took it upon himself to pen a new pilot script that impressed FOX executives enough to go with "Firefly" instead. A new one-hour pilot will be shot with the previous two-hour pilot being repurposed for later in the season. With production costs of both series being two of the network's most expensive, executives felt that they could only financially support one of the two series next season leading to the "one or the other" situation."
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