Starlog (magazine)

Starlog was a monthly print magazine devoted to science fiction film and television and was conceived in 1976 by Norman Jacobs and Kerry O'Quinn. David Houston, who came up with the concept with O'Quinn, became an editor for the magazine as well as a contributor with numerous articles and interviews. Originally published under the imprint "O'Quin Studios, Inc.", it was later accommodated in "Starlog Press" as the founders started to bring more and other genre publications into the mix, starting in 1979 with the horror/fantasy orientated magazine . According to the web-master of , their original intent was to put out a one-shot magazine covering . On the urging of their distributor the magazine was enhanced with articles about other genre productions to make it more appealing to a broader general public. Still, its first issue, dated , did feature The Original Series on its cover and over the years the magazine remained Star Trek heavy with frequently published Star Trek-related articles, features and interviews. Given the founder's original intention and the fact that it was launched shortly before its conception, coverage of was particularly heavy.
The formula caught on with the readership, and within two years the magazine was upgraded from a quarterly magazine to a monthly magazine. Apart from being one of the earliest specific genre publications, Starlog has also been one of the longest running, outliving its main contemporary competitor, Cinefantastique, by three years. Issue 268 of August 2008 – six issues before the magazine's print run was terminated – became the last one to feature a Star Trek-related article.
In order to dampen the heavy Star Trek nature of the magazine (not altogether too successfully one might argue), particularly so in the years 1986-1993 during the production of through , and , it was decided to split off the majority of their Star Trek coverage from 1987 onward, when the spin-off television series went into production, into a number of officially endorsed "Official Star Trek Magazine" series publications, , The Official Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Magazine, and The Official Star Trek: Voyager Magazine, each running for several years, with a couple of (prior) film one-shot specials to boot.
Aside from the "official" magazines and the below mentioned Future Life, Starlog magazine served as the source publication that spawned a slew of other spin-off serial publications, most of which also containing additional Star Trek material, including, The Best of Starlog, The Starlog Reporter, Starlog Poster Magazine, Starlog Spectacular, Starlog Yearbook, Starlog Scrapbook, CineMagic (which specialized in focusing on VFX production staffers and techniques, intended to be a "light" version of American Cinematographer), Science Fiction Video Magazine, SFX Magazine, Starlog Photo Guidebook, and Starlog photo guidebook Special Effects, each of which with varying degrees of success and longevity.
As with the other publications of Starlog Press, Starlog, where its behind-the-scenes features were concerned, was notable for the reproduction of production material (quite often made available by the production staff themselves), seldomly seen afterwards. Nevertheless, as far as Star Trek was concerned, neither Starlog, nor its "official" spin-offs, quite achieved the wealth and the depth of the later 1990s volumes of competitor Cinefantastique, a bit ironically perhaps, considering the original intent of the founders.
Yet, what Starlog did do that set them apart to this very day in an unique manner, was giving attention to the more obscure and peripheral contributors to the franchise, such as guest actors, guest directors, guest writers, people like novelization authors, as well as to lesser known production staffers and companies, who were rarely, if even at all, referenced to in other publications as far as their Star Trek contributions were concerned. Starlog Press staff writers Edward Gross and Pat Jankiewicz specialized in tracking down and interviewing these by the overlooked contributors.
In , Starlog decided to "temporarily" discontinue publication of the magazine in a print format with its most recent issue (#374), choosing to go exclusively into digital format at "Starlog.com". The "temporarily" nature became permanent when that site shut down, surviving contents being accommodated on the website of its sister publication Fangoria.
==Future Life==
Very early on, from 1978 onward, real-world space exploration related articles were included in Starlog as background articles for illustrative purposes. This gave O'Quinn and Jacobs the idea to launch a true and similar sister magazine Future Life that broached the subject from the opposite site of the spectrum; real world space exploration articles, lightened up with articles stemming from the realm of science fiction film, television and literature. The magazine, featuring interviews with real world scientists such as Isaac Asimov and , launched in April 1978 as a (bi-)monthly publication. The publication did not enjoy as near a success as its sister publication had, and publication ceased after 31 issues in December 1981 – addended by a latter-day release in October 2006 as an one-time-only special section insert in Starlog 349 on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of Star Trek. Four issues of the regular run, issues 9 (March 1979), 14 (November 1979), 16 (February 1980) and 17 (March 1980), contained Star Trek: The Motion Picture-related material. Despite its short life, the web-master of the above mentioned The Starlog Project has, nevertheless, cited accessibility, humaneness, being less dry, and realism as the strong points of the publication, thereby preferring it over the similar, but far longer-lived, contemporary OMNI magazine. 
==Notable issues==
As stated, Starlog has been very heavy on Star Trek throughout its entire run. However in some cases, content was restricted to short editorials, reviews, announcements and columns by staff writers. Listed below are only those issues that contained larger and more in-depth articles and interviews.
===Issues 1-50===
Issue 	Cover	Contents
1, 	 	
*"Star Trek, Past, Present and Future", David Houston, pp. 22-26
*"Special Collector's Section: Star Trek in Color", pp. 27-42
*"The Conventions as Asimov Sees Them", Isaac Asimov, p. 43
*"William Shatner; Shakespeare to the Stars", Kirsten Russell, pp. 44-47
*"Leonard Nimoy; The Man Between the Ears", I.K.Lindquist, pp. 48-51
*"Complete Guide To Star Trek Episodes", pp. 52-63
2, 	 	
*"Two men in one: Gene Roddenberry", Kez Howard, pp. 10-12
*"The Star Trek movie: It's untitled, unwritten, and uncast-but it's about to go into orbit!", Jim Burns, p. 13
*"Famous Trekkies – What they say about STAR TREK", pp. 14-15
3, 	 	
*"Nasa unveils the ", p. 7
*"The Star Trek Bi-centennial-10 Convention" (Special section), Joan Winston, Jim Burns, others, pp. 24-39
4, 	 	
*, Fredric Brown, pp. 34-47 (original text with stills from the Star Trek episode)
5, 	 	
*"Log Entries: Shatner's College Tour", p. 8
*"Star Trek: Censored in Texas", Frank Gilstrap, pp. 42-44
6, 	 	
*"To the Limits of the Imagination: Animating Star Trek", Malcolm C. Klein, pp. 43-47
*"Complete Episode Guide: Star Trek Animated", Bjo Trimble (from the Star Trek Concordance), pp. 48-51
*"Star Trek report", Susan Sackett, pp. 58-59 (First of her "reports", continued throughout every consecutive issue until issue 29)
7, 	 	
*"NASA Hires Nichols to Recruit", p. 16
*"Star Trek Report: A Fan News Column by Susan Sackett", Susan Sackett, pp. 30-31
*"Screenwriter Allan Scott Talks about Star Trek – The Movie", Bill Irvine, pp. 32-33,52
9, 	 	
*"William Shatner: Move Right Along", David Houston, pp. 46-48
*"Star Trek Report", Susan Sackett, p. 50
*"The Magical Techniques of Movie and TV Special Effects, Part IV: Magicam", David Houston, pp. 62-69
12, 	 	
*"The Making of Star Trek II; A Conversation with Gene Roddenberry", Susan Sackett, pp. 24-29
*"Star Trek Report", Susan Sackett, p. 30
*"Special Report on the (New) Enterprise", David Hutchison, p. 31
17, 	 	
*"Man of Light & Vision: Ralph McQuarrie", David Houston, pp. 36-41, 70 (includes work done on Star Trek: Planet of the Titans)
*"Gene Roddenberry:Star Trek – The Motion Picture", Joe Bonham (pseudonym for Ed Naha), pp. 42-43
*"Star Trek Report", Susan Sackett, p. 55
As Future Life9, 	 	
*"The Remaking of Star Trek", Charles Bogle, pp. 28-29, 64
24, 	 	
*"Star Trek Report", Susan Sackett, p. 31
*"William Shatner", Barbara Lewis, pp. 32-33
*"Star Trek" (color section), pp. 48-49
*"Leonard Nimoy: He Is Spock", Barbara Lewis, pp. 66-69
25, 	 	note: with Star Trek poster
*"Star Trek Report", Susan Sackett, pp. 24, 46
*"Mike Minor: Illustrating the Future", David Hutchison, pp. 32-35, 61
*"Lighting the Enterprise", Brick Price & Corey Faucher, pp. 38-39
*"Progress Report: Star Trek The Motion Picture", Barbara Lewis, pp. 46-48
*"SFX Special Effects, Part XIX: Careers, Chapter 3: Frank van der Veer", David Hutchison, pp. 56-60
27, 	 	
*"The Model Makers at Magicam", David Houston, pp. 26-30
*"Filming the Klingon's Destruction", Susan Sackett, p. 31
As Future Life14, 	 	
*"Re-designing 'Star Trek'", pp. 43-45
30, 	 	
*"The Star Trek Models", Brick Price, pp. 7-8. 
*"Director Robert Wise Talks about the Changes and Challenges of ", David Houston, pp. 16-21
*"Chekov's Enterprise, Part I", Walter Koenig, pp. 28-33
*"Rumblings: The Bottom line", David Gerrold, pp. 37, 63
*"Production Designer Harold Michelson; Visualizing the New Star Trek", David Houston, pp. 42-46
31, 	 	
*"Rumblings: Captain Kirk Surrenders", David Gerrold, pp. 23-24
*"Chekov's Enterprise, Part II", Walter Koenig, pp. 28-31, 63
As Future Life16, February 1980	 	
*"Star Trek The Motion Picture: A Phenomena Comes of Age", Ed Naha, pp. 18-25, 66
32, 	 	
*"STAR TREK illustrator Maurice Zuberano – Imaging the V'ger, David Houston, pp. 17-19
*"Andy Probert Talks about the Lost Designs of Star Trek The Motion Picture", David Houston, pp. 26-33, 63
*"Chekov's Enterprise, Part III", Walter Koenig, pp. 57-61
As Future Life17, March 1980 	 	note: cover, and interior art by Rick Sternbach
*"Lee Cole: Designing the 23rd Century", Ed Naha, pp. 44-47, 81
33, 	 	
*"The Origins of Star Trek's Wormhole", Jesco von Puttkamer, p. 25
*"Fan Scene: Introducing Bjo", Bjo Trimble, p. 29
*"Bob Fletcher: Costume Designer, Outfitting the Crew of the Enterprise", Karen E. Willson, pp. 48-53, 71
*"Ellisons reviews Trek", Harlan Ellison, pp. 60-63
*"Star Trek: The Comic Book", Jim Burns, p. 64
36, 	 	
*"Nichelle Nichols: Open All Hailing Frequencies", Karen E. Willson, pp. 24-28
37, 	 	
*"An Interview with Star Trek's Deltan Navigator, Persis Khambatta", Karen E. Willson, pp. 48-52
38, 	 	
*"Greg Jein: Inside the Mothership", David Hutchison, pp. 18-22
*"An Candid Conversation with a "Simple Country Doctor": De Forest Kelly", Karen E. Willson, pp. 26-29
*"Fan Scene: Aliens invade L.A.", Bjo Trimble, p.71
39, 	 	
*"An Interview with Fred Freiberger" (on TOS Season 3), Nike Clark & Bill Cotter, pp. 49-52
40, 	 	
*"Fan Scene: Ideas about Ideas" (on the earliest reference books, Bjo Trimble, p. 21, 61
*"An Interview with Gene Roddenberry: The Man behind the Myth", Karen E. Willson, pp. 43-47
*"An Interview with Fred Freiberger, Part II" (on his other work), Nike Clark & Bill Cotter, pp. 58-61
42, 	 	
*"Rumblings: The Good Guys", David Gerrold, p. 23
*"Mark Lenard, Star Trek's other Alien", Alan Brender, pp. 24-27
*"Fan Scene: Equicon Filmcon Nostalgia", Bjo Trimble, p. 61
47, 	 	
*"George Takei: Part I", Jim Burns, pp. 36-39, 62
*"SFX, Part XXXVII: Star Trek-The Motion Picture Props", David Hutchison, pp. 57-61
49, 	 	
*"George Takei: Part II", James N. Burns, pp. 44-47
===Issues 51-100===
Issue	Cover	Contents
51, 	 	
*"William Shatner Part I: The Once & Future Kirk", Steve Swires, pp. 18-20
*"Gene Roddenberry: The Years between, The Years Ahead", Jeff Szalay, pp. 36, 40-42, 60
*"Jerry Goldsmith", Sam Maronie, pp. 52-54
52, 	 	
*"William Shatner Part II: 'I am Kirk", Steve Swires, pp. 44-46
53, 	 	
*"Gene Winfield", James Van Hise, pp. 26-29, 64
54, 	 	
*"The 'Star Trek' Bloopers, Part I", James Van Hise, pp. 48-49 (series continued in issues 55-56, 58)
56, 	 	
*"Fan Scene: Being Atmosphere in ST:TMP", Bjo Trimble, pp. 26-27, 64
*"The 'Star Trek' Bloopers, Part 3", James Van Hise, pp. 50-51
59, 	 	note: with Star Trek poster
*"The Young and the Weightless", Ed Haha, pp. 30-33, 64 (on Kirstie Alley and Merritt Butrick in what was then still called "Star Trek: The Vengeance of Khan")
*"Fan Scene: My Part in the Second 'Star Trek' Film", Bjo Trimble, pp. 46-47
60, 	 	
*"The Re-Making of Star Trek", Ed Haha, pp. 18-23
*"SFX, Part XLII: The Matte Artist: An Interview with Albert Whitlock", David Hutchison, pp. 81-84
61, 	 	
*"The Re-Making of Star Trek, Part II", Ed Haha, pp. 16-20
*"Checking in with Chekov: Walter Koenig on Star Trek II", Steve Swires, pp. 22-24
*"Soaring: Where Nomad Has Gone Before", David Gerrold, pp. 41-42, 65
62, 	 	
*"The Charm of Khan: An Interview with Ricardo Montalban", Robert Greenberger, pp. 16-20, 65
*"Where Have You Gone Gene Roddenberry?", Walter Koenig, pp. 21-23
*"Fan Scene: Hollywood Answers Its Fan Mail", Bjo Trimble, pp. 26-27
*"Jimmy Doohan", Robert Greenberger, pp. 43-44, 64
*"Soaring: The Transformation of Spock (Part 2)", David Gerrold, pp. 58-59
63, 	 	
*"James Horner, New Melodies for the Starship 'Enterprise'", Ton Sciacca, pp. 22-23
*"Soaring: Star Trek Too?", David Gerrold, pp. 24-26
*"Leonard Nimoy", Jeff Szalay, pp. 30-34, 65
64, 	 	
*"Behind the Genesis Effect", David Hutchison, pp. 17-21
*"The Star Trek Experience", David Gerrold, pp. 40-43
*"Ultimate Fantasy Report", Martha J. Bonds, pp. 84-93
*"From My Eyes Only", Kerry O'Quinn, pp. 94-96
66, 	 	
*"Hollywood Babylon: Beauty and the Business", Ed Naha, pp. 22-23 (on Laura Banks and Nancy Rogers, Khan's female crew members)
67, 	 	
*"Jack Sowards, The Man Who Killed Mr. Spock", Lee Goldberg, pp. 22-25
*"Painting a New World for ", David Hutchison, pp. 50-54
*"Soaring: The Fan Who Molded Himself", David Gerrold, pp. 56-58
68, 	 	
*"Harve Bennett, Beauty and Death in the World of 'Star Trek'", Martha J. Bonds, pp. 46-49
71, 	 	
*"Judson Scott, The Phoenix Rises from the Ashes", Martha Bonds, pp. 14-15
*"The Future is for Rent", James Duward, pp. 22-23 (on prop company Modern Props, Inc., who provided services for Star Trek II, albeit uncredited)
72, 	 	
*"William Shatner, Schizoid Superstar", Ed Naha, pp. 50-53
*"Through a Glass Lightly", Ed Naha, pp. 62-65, 87 (on SFX company Zenon Co., credited as Sam Nicholson for ST:TMP)
80, 	 	
*"On the Set of 'Star Trek III'", Robert Greenberger, pp. 43-46
81, 	 	note: with Star Trek poster
*"Alan Dean Foster, Master of Novelization", William B. Thompson, pp. 51-53, 67
*", An Exclusive", David Gerrold, pp. 56-57
82, 	 	
*"Christopher Lloyd, Call Him Klingon", Lee Goldberg, pp. 20-23
83, 	 	
*"Robin Curtis in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock", Sal Manna, pp. 19-22
*"A Universe Not Your Own: Writing Novelizations and Tie-Ins", Ann Crispin, pp. 41-43
84, 	 	
*"Leonard Nimoy, Directing Star Trek III", Steve Swires, pp. 17-21
85, 	 	
*"Dame Judith Anderson, What Becomes a Legend Most", Jan Goldberg, pp. 34-36
86, 	 	
*"Mark Lenard, Father to Spock", Patrick Daniel O'Neill, pp. 30-31, 34
87, 	 	
*"DeForest Kelley Remembers 'Star Trek'", Randy & Jean-Marc Lofficier & Julius Fabrini, pp. 18-20, 67
88, 	 	
*"DeForrest Kelley, He's an Actor, Not a Doctor, Part II'", Randy & Jean-Marc Lofficier & Julius Fabrini, pp. 22-23
*" Reviewed", Howard Weinstein, Arthur C. Clarke, A.C. Crispin, pp. 33-37
91, 	 	
*"Walter Koenig, American Actor, Heroic Russian", Martha J. Bonds, pp. 40-41
94, 	 	
*"James Doohan, Always on the Beam", Jim George & J. Cat McDowell, pp. 27-29
95, 	 	
*"Merritt Butrick, The Search for David", Anthony Timpone, pp. 28-29, 72
100, 	 	
*"Inside Gene Roddenberry's Head", Kerry O'Quinn, pp. 18-20
*"Leonard Nimoy, Preparing 'Star Trek IV'", Steve Swires, pp. 54-56
*"Nichelle Nichols, An Officer and a Heroine", Robert Greenberger, pp. 66-68
===Issues 101-150===
Issue	Cover	Contents
101, 	 	
*"George Takei: The Renaissance Man of 'Star Trek'", Julius Fabrini, pp. 12-13, 62
*"Harve Bennet on "Star Trek IV'", Kerry O'Quinn, p. 73
102, 	 	
*"Kirstie Alley: 'She isn't Saavik, I am'", Lee Goldberg, pp. 43-45
103, 	 	
*"Harve Bennet, Preparing 'Star Trek IV'", Randy & Jean-Marc Lofficier, pp. 16-18
104, 	 	
*"Gene Roddenberry's Trek For A Star", Randy & Jean-Marc Lofficier, p. 9
*"Stephen Collins, The Forgotten Captain", Anthony Timpone, pp. 59-61
105, 	 	
*"The Grace & Wit of Grace Lee Whitney", Daniel Dickholz, pp. 48-49
106, 	 	
*"Leonard Nimoy, A View from the Bridge", Steve Swires, pp. 52-54, 64, 74
107, 	 	
*"Alexander Courage and the Music of 'Star Trek'", Randy & Jean-Marc Lofficier, pp. 16-18
108, 	 	
*"Gene Roddenberry, Howard Bound", Ian Spelling, pp. 54-55, 57, 96
*"Chatting with Chapel", Ian Spelling, p. 56
109, 	 	
*"George Takei, The Sweet Sting of 'Star Trek IV'", Ian Spelling, pp. 15-18, 64
110, 	 	
*"Leonard Nimoy Begins 'The Voyage Home'", Randy & Jean-Marc Lofficier, pp. 16-18
111, 	 	
*"Submerged in 'Star Trek IV'", Randy & Jean-Marc Lofficier, pp. 37-40
112, 	 	"Star Trek 20th anniversary celebration" Special Edition
*"On Location: 'Star Trek IV'", Gigi Porter, p. 12
*"Whatever Happened to the Galileo", Richard Gilbert, pp. 12-13
*"What 'Star Trek' Means to Me, David Gerrold, pp. 18-19, 78
*"If You Think It's a Long Way to Tipperary, Try Following a Starship for 20 Years...", Howard Weinstein, pp. 20-22, 78
*"The Hit and Myth of "Star Trek"", Allan Asherman, p. 23
*"New Missions into the Four-Color Frontier, Daniel Dickholz, pp. 24, 78
*"At The Salute: Gene Roddenberry", pp. 25-27
*"At The Salute: D.C. Fontana", pp. 28-29
*"John Meredyth Lucas, The Politics of 'Trek'", Edward Gross, pp. 32-34
*"The Writers of Star Trek", Edward Gross, pp. 36-37
**"Gilbert Ralston: Mourning for Adonais", p. 36
**"Art Wallace: An with ", p. 37
*"Starlog Salutes Star Trek", Carr D'Angelo, pp. 38-43
*"In salute: William Shatner", Dan Madsen, pp. 44-45, 85
*"At The Salute: Leonard Nimoy", pp. 46-47, 85
*"At The Salute: DeForrest Kelly", pp. 48-49, 87
*"In Salute: James Doohan", Randy & Jean-Marc Lofficier, pp.50-51
*"In Salute: George Takei", John Adcox, pp. 52-53, 87
*"At The Salute: Nichelle Nichols", pp. 54-55, 88
*"At The Salute: Walter Koenig", pp. 56-57, 88
*"At The Salute: Majel Barrett", pp. 58-59, 88
*"The Guests of 'Trek'"
**"Lt. Riley & My. Hyde", Frank Garcia, p. 60
**"Craig Huxley: From 'Star' to 'Trek' Tones", Frank Garcia, pp. 60-61
**"'Star Trek's Abraham Lincoln", Frank Garcia & Mark Phillips, p. 61
*"The Novel Adventures of "Star Trek"", Robert Greenberger, pp. 63-67
*"From the Notes of "Charlie Star Trek"", Charles Washburn, pp. 69-73
*"Video Log: Reopening ", David Hutchison, p. 97
113, 	 	
*"Robert Bloch, The Subtle Horrors of 'Star Trek'", Randy & Jean-Marc Lofficier, pp. 27-29
*"James Doohan, Engineering 'The Voyage Home'", Randy & Jean-Marc Lofficier, pp. 30-32
*"The Guests of 'Trek'":
**"John Hoyt: Original Enterprise Medic", Anthony Timpone, p. 34
**"Captain Pike's Alter Ego", Frank Garcia, p. 35
114, 	 	
*"On the 'Star Trek IV' Streets of San Francisco", Eric Niderost, pp. 9-11
*"Leonard Nimoy, Piloting 'The Voyage Home'", Randy & Jean-Marc Lofficier, pp. 37-40
*"Marc Daniels, Assignment "Trek'", Edward Gross, pp. 42-44
*"Medialog, Star Trek: The Next Generation–Latest News", p. 73
115, 	 	
*"DeForrest Kelley, A Part of History", Lee Goldberg, pp. 29-31, 58
*"Ted Cassidy, Legendary Big Man", Joel Eisner, pp. 32-34, 58
*"Fan Netwerk: On the Bridge", Richard Gilbert, pp. 60-61
116, 	 	
*"Grace Lee Whitney, A Touch of Grace", Daniel Dickholz, pp. 12-14
*"Majel Barret Roddenberry, A Woman of Enterprise", Robert Greenberger, pp. 16-18, 64
*"Robin Curtis, Deperately Seeking Saavik", Robert Greenberger, pp. 22-25
*"Nichelle Nichols, The Songs of Uhura", Brian Lowry, pp. 28-31
*"Catherine Hicks, The Amazing Journey of Dr. Gillian Taylor", William Rabkin & Edward Gross, pp. 37-40, 73
117, 	 	
*"'Star Trek' Cast Responds to 'Next Generation'",p. 9
*"The Writers of 'Star Trek'":
**"Carey Wilber", Seed For a Trek Fairy Tale", Edward Gross, p. 43
**"David P. Harmon, A Piece of The Trek", Edward Gross, pp. 44-45
**"Stephen Kandel, His Man Mudd", Edward Gross, pp. 44-45
*"Mark Lenard, Father Knows Best", Robert Greenberger, pp. 46-49, 63
*"The Guests of 'Trek'":
**"Roger Perry, Tomorrow Was Yesterday", Mark Phillips, p. 52
**"Meg Wyllie, Caged by a Classic", Frank Garcia, pp. 52-53
**"Michael Forest, Who Mourns For Apollo?", Frank Garcia, p. 53
*"Robert Butler, King of 'The Cage'", Edward Gross, pp. 54-55
118, 	 	
*"From The Bridge: Gene's Back!", Kerry O'Quinn, p. 5
*"Generations, The Next Phase", David Gerrold, pp.14-15 (first of his The Next Generations columns that ran from issue 118 through 123)
*"Dorothy Fontana, Still in Love with 'Star Trek'", Edward Gross, pp. 16-21
*"William Shatner, Captain's Log: 'Star Trek V'", Ian Spelling & Randy & Jean-Marc Lofficier, pp. 37-41, 50
119, 	 	
*"John D.F. Black, Beyond ", Edward Gross, pp. 12-13, 64
*"Fan Network", p. 16 (on George Takei's participation in the fan film Yorktown II)
*"George Takei, Sulu's Log", Marian Sue Aram, pp. 17-19
*"Generations, 'Star Trek' Report: February 21, 1987", David Gerrold, pp. 20-21
*"The Guests of 'Trek'":
**"David Opatoshu & ", K. M. Drennan, p. 22
**"Barbara Anderson & ", Bill Warren, p. 23
**"Elisha Cook: Council", Bill Warren, p. 24
121, 	 	
*"Generations, On the Bridge– & Those Who Serve Behind It", David Gerrold, pp. 14-15, 64
*"The Guests of 'Trek'":
**"Melvin & Caesar Belli: ", Eric Niderost, p. 32-33
**"Cloud William of ", Mark Phillips, p. 33
124, 	 	
*"Charting ", Edward Gross, pp. 36-37
*"James Goldstone, From "Enterprise" to "Earth*Star Voyager"", Edward Gross, pp. 39-41, 87
*"Gary Lockwood's Odyssey", Edward Gross, pp. 43-45
*"Star Trek The Next Generation", Marc Shapiro, p. 46-50
125, 	 	
*"Margaret Armen, Treks into Paradise", Edward Gross, pp. 40-41, 72
*"J.M. Dillard, Blood on the Enterprise", Daniel Dickholtz, pp. 42-43, 72
*"Designing 'The Next Generation'", Marc Shapiro, p. 45-48
126, 	 	
*"Joseph Pevney, Moments with "Star Trek", Edward Gross, pp. 34-36, 71
*"Marina Sirtis, Empath on the Enterprise, Marc Shapiro, p. 46-48, 58
127, 	 	
*"Gates McFadden, Prescription Enterprise", Marc Shapiro, pp. 29-31
*"Roger C. Carmel, In Memory Yet Mudd", Dan Madsen, p. 32-34
128, 	 	
*"John de Lancie, The Man Who Would Be Q", Edward Gross, pp. 12-14
*"William Campbell, From Naughty Boy to Nasty Klingon", Robert Greenberger, p. 17-20
*"Walter Koenig, Buck Alice & the Actor/Writer", Howard Weinstein, pp. 28-31, 72
*"Tribute: Michael Minor", Bob Burns, pp. 60-61
*"Lloyd Haynes", Eric Niderost, p. 61
129, 	 	
*"Norman Spinrad's ", Edward Gross, pp. 22-26
*"William Windom, His World and Welcome to It", Bill Warren, p. 24-26
*"Wil Wheaton, Acting Ensign", Kathryn M. Drennan, pp. 28-32, 64
*"RoboMerchant!", Frank Gracia, pp. 57-59
130, 	 	
*"Denise Crosby, The Security chief Who Got Away", Marc Shapiro, pp. 49-53
*"The Guests of 'Trek'":
**"Arnold Moss, The Conscience Of This King", Diane Butler, pp. 72-73
**"Morgan Woodward, Keeping Sane", Mark Phillips, pp. 72-73
**"Adrian Spies, The Man Behind ", Edward Gross, pp. 74-75
**"Elinor Donahue's ", Frank Garcia, pp. 74-75
**"Crew Member Hagan Beggs", Frank Garcia, p. 75
**"Phillip Pine, A Villain's Trek", Mark Phillips, pp. 76-77
**"John Newland's ", John McCarty, pp. 76-77
131, 	 	
*"Jonathan Frakes, One on One", Kathryn M. Drennan, pp. 29-33
*"Michael O'Herlihy, Storyteller of Tomorrow and Yesterday", Edward Gross, pp. 62-63, 72
132, 	 	
*"Special Effects: 'The Next Generation'", David Hutchison, pp. 54-57, 77
*"Video Log: Final Treks Launched", David Hutchison, p. 89
*"The Guests of 'Trek'":
**"Kate Woodville: "For the World is Hollow"", Bill Florence, pp. 92-93
**"Lieutenant Who?", Kathleen M. Gooch, p. 93
133, 	 	
*"Jerry Goldsmith, Scoring the Fantastic", Marc Shapiro, pp. 18-21, 69
*"Marina Sirtis, Emotional Appeal", David McDonnell, pp. 23-25, 72
*"The Guests of 'Trek'":
**"Stewart Moss, From Crew Man to Alien", Mark Phillips, pp. 58-59
**"Julie Cobb and the 'Crushing Death'", Mark Phillips & Frank Garcia, pp. 59-60
134, 	 	
*"Denise Crosby, Farewell to The Next Generation", Marc Shapiro, pp. 29-31
135, 	 	
*"Fan Network, The Enterprise Incident", Laurie Morris, p. 25
*"Joe Scanlan, Direct from The Next Generation", Edward Gross, pp. 45-48, 88
*"All Ian Wolfe's Yesterdays", Bill Florence, pp. 60-62, 81
*"Susan Oliver, First Trek", Frank Garcia, pp. 78-80, 88
*"Jerry Sohl, Multiple Memories, No Regrets, Part I", Edward Gross, pp. 82-85
136, 	 	
*"Catherine Hicks, Among the Whales & the Magic People", Ian Spelling & Kim Howard Johnson, pp. 17-19, 58
*"Rob Bowman, On the Edge of the Universe", Marc Shapiro, pp. 22-25, 43
*"Star Trek II, The Lost Generation", Edward Gross, pp. 45-48, 57
*"Untold Tales of Star Trek II, The Lost Generation", Edward Gross, pp. 59-65
*"Jerry Sohl, The Broken Promise of the Green Hand", Edward Gross, pp. 68-72
137, 	 	
*"Eric Menyuk, Where Roams the Traveler", Desire Gonzales, pp. 53-55
138, 	 	
*"John Colicos, The Quintessential Klingon", Peter Bloch-Hansen, pp. 17-20, 63
*"John Larroquette, Klingon Comedian", Will Murray, pp. 23-26, 63
*"John Schuck, Klongon of a Thousand Faces", Bill Warren, pp. 28-31, 63
*"Michael Ansara, Klingon with a Cause", Mark Phillips, pp. 32-33
*"The Guests of 'Trek'":
**"William Campbell, Klingon Antagonist", Steven H. Wilson, p. 34
**"Mark Lenard, Klingon Commander", David McDonnell, p. 35
**"Tige Andrews, Mod Klingon", Mark Phillips, p. 36
*"Michael Dorn, Klingon Warrior", Kathryn Drennan, pp. 37-40, 64
139, 	 	
*"Casualty of The Lost Generation", Edward Gross, pp. 12-14
*"Fan Network: The Future Birthplace of James T. Kirk", Eddie Berganza, pp. 17-18
*"Patrick Stewart, Epic Hero", David McDonnell, pp. 37-41, 72
140, 	 	
*"The Guests of 'Trek'":
**"Oliver Crawford's 'Last Battlefield'", Edward Gross, pp. 58-59
**" bets on a , Edward Gross. pp. 60-61
*"Wil Wheaton. Token Teenager", Ian Spelling, pp. 65-68, 72
141, 	 	
*"Harve Bennet, Destination: The Final Frontier", Marc Shapiro, pp. 9-12, 64
*"Fan Network: Tourist Trek", Larry Marcheschi, Jr., pp. 28-29
*"Diana Muldaur, Shop's Doctor", Bill Warren, pp. 30-33, 64
*"The Guests of 'Trek'":
**"Barbara Bouchet, Light Years from Andromeda", Mark Phillips, p. 34
**"Celeste Yarnall & ", Mark Phillips, p. 35
*"Umpire of the Strike Zone", Mochael MvEvennie, pp. 54-55, 64
143, 	 	
*"Tracy Tormé, Commanding Next Generation", Edward Gross, pp. 26-31, 64
*"DeForrest Kelley's Medical Plan", Kathryn M. Drennan, pp. 37-40, 64
*"The Admiral's New Clothes", James E. Brooks, pp. 60-62, 71
144, 	 	
*"William Shatner, Part One: Shakedown Cruise", Marc Shapiro, pp. 38-43, 72
*"Boxing The Future", Scott Bruce, pp. 44-47 (on Star Trek lunch box collectibles)
*"The McEveety Glory", Edward Gross, pp. 89-92
*"DeForrest Kelley's Western Days", Kathryn M. Drennan, p. 93
145, 	 	
*"Laurence Luckinbill, The Laughing Vulcan", Marc Shapiro, pp. 9-12, 16
*"Video Log: The Completed Animated Trek", David Hutchison, pp. 14-15
*"William Shatner, Part Two: Captain's Discretion", Marc Shapiro, pp. 17-19
146, 	 	
*"James Doohan, Daredevil of the Skies", Kathryn M. Drennan, pp. 53-56, 58
*"George Takei: Real Anticipations, Eternal Frustrations", Ian Spelling, pp. 59-62
147, 	 	
*"Leonard Nimoy, Science officer's Log", Marc Shapiro, pp. 9-12
*"The Guests of 'Trek'", Arthur Heinemann: Behind ", Edward Gross, pp. 20-21
*"Raiders of the Lost Starcruiser", William S. McCullars, pp. 24-25
*"Cinderella Story", Craig W. Chrissinger, pp. 38-43, 96
*"Walter Koenig, Caught in a Moon Trap", Marc Shapiro, pp. 44-47
149, 	 	
*"From the Files of Gary Seven", Peter Bloch-Hansen, pp. 23-26, 36
*"Yvonne Craig, Some Call Her Batgirl", Kyle Counts, pp. 29-32, 36
*"Jeff Corey, A Test of Character", Kathryn M. Drennan, pp. 50-53, 70
*"David Loughery, Swan Songs", Edward Goss, pp. 56-59, 72
*"The God Thing", Edward Gross, p. 57
*"'Star Trek V', The Lost Ending", Edward Gross, p. 59
*"Charles Cooper, Down & Out on Nimbus III", Bill Warren, pp. 60-62
*"Todd Bryant, The Universe Beneath his Heel", Kris Gilpin, pp. 63-65
*"Spice Williams, Klingon Companion", Marc Shapiro, pp. 66-68
===Issues 151-200===
Issue	Cover	Contents
151, 	 	
*"Nichelle Nichols, Left On Hold", Marc Shapiro, pp. 23-25
*"Videolog, 'Star Trek V' Is Priceless", David Hutchison, p. 29
*"Denise Crosby, Survivor", David McDonell, pp. 46-48, 64
*"Nancy Kovack-Mehta, Lady and the Argonauts", Tom Weaver, pp. 51-53
*"Tribute",
**"Marc Daniels", Edward Gross, p. 72
**"Meritt Butrick", Anthony Timpone, p. 73
152, 	 	
*"Maurice Hurley, Matters of Honor", Edward Gross, pp. 29-33, 64
*"Rex Holman, Space Cowboy", Bill Warren, pp. 60-63
*"Ron Soble, Frontier Nightmares", Mark Phillips, pp. 62-62
153, 	 	
*"Lee Meriwether, The Cat with Nine Lives", Kyle Counts, pp. 14-17, 36
*"Bibi Besch, Kirk's First Love", Kris Gilpin, pp. 53-55, 64
*"David Frankham, Is There in Youth No Beauty?", Jimmie Hollified II, pp. 60-63
154, 	 	
*"Sally Kellerman, Hot Lips, Outrageous Accent", Kyle Counts, pp. 23-25, 44
155, 	 	
*"Vic Perrin, Voice of Control", Mike Clark & Mike Phillips, pp. 41-44, 58
*"Colm Meaney, O'Brien on Duty", Mark A. Altman, pp. 53-55
*"The Guests of 'Trek'",
**"Paul Carr, Kelso's Comments", Bill & Jennifer Florence, pp. 56-57
**"Paul Winfield's Un-Survival Guide", Kyle Counts, pp. 59-62, 64
*"Sea Stories", David McDonnell" (on the 1990 Star Trek Caribbean Cruise Convention), pp. 65-69, 71
156, 	 	
*"Michael Dorn, Worf's Klingon Relationship Manual", David McDonnell, pp. 17-20, 23
157, 	 	
*"The Guests of 'Trek': Paul Comi, Out of this World", Mark Phillips, pp. 26-27
159, 	 	
*"Russell Bates, In Service of Kukulkan", Bradley H. Sinor, pp. 25-27, 87
*"Michael Piller, Character Touches", Edward Gross, pp. 38-45, 87
*"Diane Carey & Greg Brodeur, Beyond the Final Frontier", Wanda J. Hall, pp. 84-85, 87
*"Tribute",
**David Rappaport, Adam Pirani, p. 91
**Susan Oliver, Tom Weaver, pp. 91-92
160, 	 	
*"Whoopi Goldberg, Fantasy Medium", Marc Shapiro, pp. 9-12
*"Brian Tochi, Star Child", Frank Garcia, pp. 34-36
161, 	 	
*"Suzie Plakson, Klingon in Love", Robert Greenberger, pp. 18-20, 58
*"Jane Wyatt, Mother Knows Best", Tom Weaver, pp. 53-57, 63
162, 	 	
*"LeVar Burton, Technical Expertise", Marc Shapiro, pp. 10-12, 44
*"Liam Sullivan, Mind Games", Mark Phillips, pp. 54-56
163, 	 	
*"Robert Brown, Lazarus Rises Again", Duane S. Arnott, pp. 17-19, 36
*"Gates McFadden, Divine Doctor", Ian Spelling, pp. 29-32, 36
164, 	 	
*"Jerome Bixby, Fantastic Voyages", Pat Janciewicz, pp. 43-48, 70
165, 	 	
*"Judy Burns, Tholian Webs", Edward Gross, pp. 23-25
168, 	 	
*"Steven W. Carabatsos, Working in the Trek Mine", Edward Gross, pp. 60-61
*"Harry Townes, Reger's Vacation", Bill Florence, pp. 74-76
169, 	 	
*"Gerald Fried, The 23rd Century's Greatest Hits", David Hirsch, pp. 52-55
170, 	 	
*"Steve Meerson & Peter Krikes, The First Voyage Home", Edward Gross, pp. 55-58
171, 	 	
*"Brent Spiner, Data Bits", Marc Shapiro, pp. 27-30
*"George F. Slavin, Bringing Death to Gideon", Bill Florence, pp. 56-58
*"Cruise Control" (on the 1991 Star Trek Caribbean Cruise Convention), David McDonnell, pp. 75-81, 69
172, 	 	
*"Walter Koenig, Chekov's Future", Lynne Stephens, pp. 25-29
*"Ralph Senensky, This Side of Directing", Edward Gross, pp. 35-39
*"David Loughery, The Undiscovered Star Trek VI", Edward Gross, pp. 44-47, 72
*"Shari Lewis, Bright Lights, Big Zetar", Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 48-50
*"Leonard Rosenman, Composer of the Fantastic", David Hirsch, pp. 56-60, 72
173, 	 	
*"DeForrest Kelley, The real McCoy", Lynne Stephens, pp. 25-29
*"Jonathan Frakes, First Officer & a Gentleman", Ian Spelling, pp. 30-33, 66
*"Carel Struycken, Gentle Giant", Kyle Counts, pp. 34-37, 66
*"Rick Berman, Leader of the Next Generation", Ian Spelling, pp. 39-43, 65
*"Terri Garr, Hollywood Mom", Bill Warren, pp. 44-47
174, 	 	
*"Patrick Stewart, A Captain's Carol", Lynne Stephens, pp. 25-29
*"Leonard Nimoy, Farewell to Spock?", Marc Shapiro, pp. 30-33, 71
*"George Takei, Captain Sulu", Ian Spelling, pp. 43-47
*"George Clayton Johnson, His Own Man", Bill Warren, pp. 63-67
*"Michael Dante, Good Warrior", Mark Phillips, pp. 68-69
175, 	 	
*"William Shatner, The Undiscovered Kirk", Dan Yakir, pp. 25-29
*"Michael Dorn, Cry of the Warrior", Ian Spelling, pp. 27-31
*"Nichelle Nichols, Uhura's Mission", Ian Spelling, pp. 36-39, 82
*"Gene Roddenberry, Celebrating a Life 1921-1991
**"My Friend, Gene", Kerry O'Quinn, p. 42
**"The Creator's Tale", Lee Goldberg, pp. 43-49
**"Celebrating The Creator", George Takei, pp. 50-53
**"The Creator's Legacy",
***Howard Weinstein, p. 54
***Carmen Carter, p. 55
***Peter David, p. 55
***J.M. Dillard, p. 56
***Robert Greenberger, pp. 56-57
***Diane Carey, p. 57
***A.C. Crispin, p. 58
***Brad Ferguson, pp. 58-59
176, 	 	
*"Kim Cattrall, The New Vulcan Woman", Adam Pirani, pp. 34-37, 68
*"James Doohan, Miracle Worker", Lynne Stephens, pp. 42-45
*"Wil Wheaton, Guest Star", Ian Spelling, pp. 50-53
177, 	 	
*"Don M. Mankiewicz, Trials & Errors", Bill Florence, pp. 42-45, 68
*"Nicholas Meyer, The Klingon Per-Cent Solution", Edward Gross, pp. 46-50
*"The Lost Beginning", Edward Gross, p. 50
*"Ralph Winter, In Producer Country", Marc Shapiro, pp. 52-55
178, 	 	
*"Tribute: Dame Judith Anderson 1898-1992", John Sayers, p. 22
*"Star Quarters", Ian Spelling, pp. 56-58
179, 	 	
*"Don Ingalls, Paladin in Blue", Lee Goldberg, p. 36-37, 84
*"Leo Penn, Captain of Television", Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 73-76
*"Herb Kenwith, Auteur of Zetar", Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 92-95
180, 	 	
*"Mariette Hartley, The Face of Television", Lee Goldberg, p. 36-39, 73
*"Gene Nelson, The Gamesters People Play", Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 51-55
*"Cliff Eidelman, Symphony for Klingon", David Hirsch, pp. 76-80
183, 	 	
*"David Ogden Stiers, Character Music", Kyle Counts, p. 55-57, 69
184, 	 	
*"William Schallert, Character Star", Tom Weaver, p. 57-62, 72
186, 	 	
*"Patrick Stewart, Captain's Holiday", Lynne Stephens, pp. 35-39, 74
*"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine", Marc Shapiro, pp. 40-43
187, 	 	
*"Rock Berman, Leader of the Space Station", Ian Spelling, pp. 40-45, 70
*"Robert McCullough, Man & Pakled", Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 54-56, 72
188, 	 	
*"Andreas Katsulas, Alien Abroad", Jean Airey, pp. 38-41, 68
*"Terry Farrell, The Trill of it All", Ian Spelling, pp. 42-45, 64
*"Joseph Ruskin, Untouchable Evil", Mark Phillips, pp. 50-53
189, 	 	
*"Larry Brody, The Magic Man", Bill Florence, pp. 30-33, 68
*"Harve Bennet, School's Out", Ian Spelling, pp. 38-39, 68
*"Deep Thoughts", Ian Spelling, pp. 44-47, 64
*"Rene Echevarria, Alien Thoughts", Craig W. Chrissinger, pp. 54-58, 64
*"Arthur Batanides, Rocket Wrangler", Mark Phillips, pp. 60-62
190, 	 	
*"Daniel Davis, A Study in Starlight", Lynne Stephens, pp. 27-29, 69
*"Armin Shimerman, Another Fine Ferengi", Sharon Snyder & Marc Shapiro, pp. 36-39
*"Malachi Throne, Throne of Villainy", Ian Spelling, pp. 52-55, 72
191, 	 	
*"Rene Auberjonois, Constable Morph", Ian Spelling, pp. 27-31
*"James Schmerer, Colors of a Chameleon", Bill Florence, pp. 56-57
*"Claude Earl Jones, Mr. Expandable", Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 62-64
*"Robert Lewin, Present at the Creation", Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 75-79
192, 	 	
*"Brent Spiner, Android Ideas", Joe Nazzaro, pp. 27-31
*"Jon Povill, Incident of the Nine", Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 76-80
193, 	 	
*"The Many Faces of Christopher Lloyd", Bill Warren, pp. 32-36
194, 	 	
*"Timothy DeHaas, Alien Dreams", Bill Florence, pp. 50-53
*"Brian Bonsall, Most Wanted, The Klingon Kid", Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 58-61
*"John T. Dugan, Tomorrow's Story", Bill Florence, pp. 62-64, 81
195, 	 	
*"David Mattingly, Master Strokes", Joe Nazzaro, pp. 27-31, 72
*"Best of The Generation", pp. 44-49
*"Michael Piller, Guide to a New Generation", Ian Spelling, pp. 50-56
*"Michael Piller, Guide to the Space Station", Ian Spelling, pp. 56-57
*"Roy Brocksmith, Real Truths from a Professional", Bill Warren, pp. 58-61, 72
196, 	 	
*"Rescues at 'Sea Trek'", David Hutchison, pp. 50-51
*"Marina Sirtis, Beloved Betazoid", Ian Spelling, pp. 52-57, 80
197, 	 	
*"Famke Janssen, Perfect Mating", Peter-Bloch Hansen, pp. 58-61
198, 	 	
*"Mike W. Barr, Station Log", Craig W. Chrissinger, pp. 52-55
199, 	 	
*"Nana Visitor, Major Player", Ian Spelling, pp. 27-33
*"Jan Shutan, Star of Zetar", Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 58-60
*"Robert Hamner, Tastes of Armageddon", Mark Phollips, pp. 78-80
===Issues 201-250===
Issue	Cover	Contents
201, 	 	
*"Jonathan Del Arco, Borg to be Wild", Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 36-39
*"Siddig El Fadil, Bashir Grows Up", Ian Spelling, pp. 50-53
203, 	 	
*"Robert Sabaroff, Biology Amok", Mark Phillips, pp. 52-54
*"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Hearts and Minds", Mark A. Altman, et al, p. 83.
204, 	 	
*"Swan Songs", Ian Spelling, pp. 32-34
*"Jonathan Frakes, Directional Enterprise", Ian Spelling, pp. 40-45
*"Directing , Ian Spelling, pp. 44-45
*"Jill Sherman Donner, Tome of the Green", Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 72-76
205, 	 	
*"Michelle Forbes, Actress with Attitude", Ian Spelling, pp. 53-56, 70
*"Denny Martin Flinn, The Undiscovered Writer", Craig W. Chrissinger, pp. 76-81
206, 	 	
*"John de Lancie, Q & A", Ian Spelling & David McDonnell, pp. 47-51, 70
*"Peter S. Beagle, The Storyteller's Song", Drew Bittner, pp. 54-58
*"Booker Bradshaw, Journey to Strange Country", Mark Phillips, pp. 66-67
207, 	 	
*"Avery Brooks, In Command", Ian Spelling, pp. 41-44
209, 	 	
*"Spawning Generations", Ian Spelling, pp. 48-53
210, 	 	
*"Universes Lost", Kim Howard Johnson, pp. 27-31
*"David Carson, Generations' Gap", Joe Nazzaro, pp. 40-45
*"Uhura and Beyond", Ian Spelling, pp. 47-49
211, 	 	
*"Jerry Hardin, Keeper of Secrets", Bill Florence, pp. 28-30, 74
*"Jeri Taylor, Now Voyager", Ian Spelling, pp. 40-45, 66
212, 	 	
*"Kate Mulgrew, Voyager Captain", Ian Spelling, pp. 27-31, 72
*"Patrick Stewart, The One and Future Captain", Ian Spelling, pp. 3-35, 70
*"William Shatner, Classic Captain", Peter Bloch-Hansen & Ian Spelling, pp. 36-37, 70
213, 	 	
*"Robert Duncan McNeill, The Colors of Loyalty", Ian Spelling, pp. 36-39, 72
*"William N. Stape", Bound", Bill Florence, pp. 64-65
*"Malcolm McDowell, The Man Who Killed Kirk", Ian Spelling, pp. 75-79, 72
214, 	 	
*"Roxann Dawson, Wild at Heart", Ian Spelling, pp. 27-30
216, 	 	
*"Robert Picardo, Smoke and Mirrors", Ian Spelling, pp. 27-30, 64
218, 	 	
*"Denise Crosby, Like a Phoenix", Ian Spelling, pp. 52-55, 66
219, 	 	
*"Michael Dorn, Klingon Again", Ian Spelling, pp. 42-43
220, 	 	
*"Barbara Babcock, Plato's Stepdaughter", Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 50-53
*"Jennifer Hetrick, Captain's Lady", Bill Florence, pp. 54-57
221, 	 	
*"Brent Spiner, Independence Data", Marc Shapiro, pp. 27-29
*"John DeLancie, Heroic Passings", Joe Nazzaro, pp. 35-37
222, 	 	
*"Rene Auberjonois, The New Form", Joe Nazzaro, pp. 27-29, 31-32
*"Morph Memories", Joe Nazzaro, p. 30
*"Dwight Schultz, Secret Master of the Holodeck", Stuart Banks, pp, 72-75
*"Garrett Wang, Ensign Adventure", Joe Nazzaro, pp. 78-81
223, 	 	
*"Maximum Career Surge: Walter Koenig", Mark Shapiro, pp. 46-47
*"Merchant of Menace" (John Crawford), Joel Eisner, p. 64-68
225, 	 	
*"Noble Presence" (Michael Ansara), Tom Weaver, pp. 56-61
226, 	 	
*"A Day in the Life of Trek", Ian Spelling, pp. 42-47
*"The Lizard Look" (Caitlin Brown), Joe Nazzaro, pp.72-75
227, 	 	
*"Luck of the Irish" (Colm Meaney), Ian Spelling, pp. 32-35
*"Innocent Abroad" (Jennifer Lien), Ian Spelling, pp. 41-43
228, 	 	
*"Present at the Creation" (Robert Justman), Larry Nemecek, pp. 55-60
*"Her Secret Life" (Kate Mulgrew), Ian Spelling, pp. 71-73
229, 	 	
*"Alien Voyager" (Ethan Phillips), Ian Spelling, pp. 77-81
*"Talaxian Love", Ian Spelling, pp. 80-81
231, 	 	
*"The Unknown Captain" (Jeffrey Hunter), Glenn A. Mosley, pp. 22-25
*"Making ", Ian Spelling, pp. 34-39
*"Voices of the Trek", Ian Spelling, pp. 40-43
*"Odd Couple" (Armin Shimerman & Rene Auberjonois), Kathy Krantz & illustration by John Langton, pp. 44-46
*"Jam Session" (Voyager cast interview), Ian Spelling, pp. 48-53
232, 	 	
*"A Man for All Seasons" (Michael Dorn), Ian Spelling, pp. 48-51
233, 	 	
*"Through the Generations" (Jonathan Frakes), Ian Spelling, pp. 27-31
*"Indeed an Actor" (Patrick Stewart), Ian Spelling, pp. 32-35
234, 	 	
*"Heroine in Action" (Alfre Woodard), Ian Spelling, pp. 44-47
*"The Other Darth Vader" (Brock Peters), Tom Weaver, pp. 32-35
*, David Gerrold, pp. 84-88
235, 	 	
*"Ship Building" (Herman Zimmerman), Ian Spelling, pp. 27-24 (special fold-out section with poster and production art by John Eaves)
*"The Captain's Woman" (Barbara Luna), Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 79-81
236, 	 	
*"Queen Bee" (Alice Krige), Ian Spelling, pp. 75-78
*"Borg Maker" (Todd Masters), Bill Florence, pp. 80-82
237, 	 	
*"Escaping Data" (Brent Spiner), Ian Spelling, pp. 15-18
*"Cardassian Passions" (Andrew Robinson), John S. Hall, pp. 72-75
238, 	 	
*"Russ to Judgment" (Tim Russ), Ian Spelling, pp. 38-41
*"Eye Contact" (LeVar Burton), Ian Spelling, pp. 44-47
240, 	 	
*"Sliding Away" (John Rhys-Davies), Ian Spelling, pp. 10-13
*"The Whisper of Alien Voices" (John de Lancie reveals how the audio Trek began), pp. 38-41
241, 	 	
*"The Man Who Bought Star Trek" (Herb Solow), Ian Spelling, pp. 74-77
243, 	 	
*" Celebrates a Decade of Adventure", pp. 67-70
*"Mark of the Tattoo" (Robert Beltran), Ian Spelling and Marc Shapiro, pp. 72-75
*"Nog's New Deal" (Aron Eisenberg), Joe Nazzaro, pp. 76-79
245, 	 	
*"His Ferengi Nature" (Max Grodénchik), Joe Nazzaro, pp. 76-79
247, 	 	
*"Rebel With a Cause" (Nana Visitor), Ian Spelling, pp. 52-55
248, 	 	
*"Journeyman's End" (Eric Menyuk), James Swallow, pp. 56-58
249, 	 	
*"The Lady Borg" (Jeri Ryan), Ian Spelling, pp. 27-31
*"Future Attractions" (Star Trek: The Experience), Ian Spelling, pp. 53-57
*"Android Love" (Louise Sorel), Mark Phillips, pp. 59-61
250, 	 	
*"The Future of Trek" (Rick Berman), Ian Spelling, pp. 50-53
===Issues 251-300===
Issue	Cover	Contents
252, 	 	
*"Voice of the Alien" (Leonard Nimoy), Ian Spelling, pp. 61-64
254, 	 	
*"The Death of Dax" (Terry Farrell), Ian Spelling, pp. 19-23
255, 	 	
*"The Ultimate Actor" (William Marshall), Pat Jankiewicz and Mark Phillips, pp. 53-57
*"Cardassian Primed" (Marc Alaimo), Bill Florence, pp. 58-61
257, 	 	
*"Immortal Voyages" (), Ian Spelling, pp. 30-34
*"The Faces of Star Trek, pp. 39-42
*"Man of Enterprise (William Shatner), Raj Manoharan, pp. 43-45
258, 	 	
*"Will Power" (Jonathan Frakes), Ian Spelling, pp. 22-25
*"Picard Maneuvers" (Patrick Stewart), Ian Spelling, pp. 26-29
*"Max Factor" (Matt Frewer), Joe Nazzaro, pp. 60-63
259, 	 	
*"Sweet Imzadi" (Marina Sirtis), Ian Spelling, pp. 20-23
*"Immortal Passion" (Donna Murphy), Ian Spelling, pp. 24-27
260, 	 	
*"The Great American Dictionary of Trekonyms", Tom Holdkamp and Ron Jenks, pp. 39-42
*"Rebellious Enterprise" (Michael Piller), Ian Spelling, pp. 43-46
*"Invader in Paradise" (F. Murray Abraham), Ian Spelling, pp. 47-49
261, 	 	
*"Conflicting Data" (Brent Spiner), Ian Spelling, pp. 65-68
263, 	 	
*"The Last Days of Dax" (Nicole de Boer), Ian Spelling, pp. 20-23
264, 	 	
*"Ferengi Farewell" (Armin Shimerman), Ian Spelling, pp. 52-55
265, 	 	
*"Final Diagnosis" (Alexander Siddig), Ian Spelling, pp. 69-72
266, 	 	
*"Beloved Doctor" (DeForest Kelley), pp. 35-38
267, 	 	
*"The Final Frontiersman" (Rick Berman), Ian Spelling, pp. 51-55
268, 	 	
*"The Last Star Captain" (Kate Mulgrew), Ian Spelling, pp. 51-55
*"The I, Q Test" (John de Lancie), David McDonnell, pp. 56-58
*"From the Heart" (James Darren), John S. Hall, pp. 61-64
269, 	 	
*"Paris in Wonderland" (Robert Duncan McNeill), Ian Spelling, pp. 73-75
270, 	 	
*"Voice of Reason" (Leonard Nimoy), Ian Spelling, pp. 20-23
273, 	 	
*"Collective Soul" (Jeri Ryan), Ian Spelling, pp. 29-33
274, 	 	
*"Who Years for Adonais" (Michael Forest), Ian Spelling, pp. 90-95
277, 	 	
*"Vulcan Love Songs" (Tim Russ), Ian Spelling, pp. 28-29
280, 	 	
*" Episode Checklist", David McConnell, pp. 35-38
281, 	 	
*"Homeward Bound" (Kate Mulgrew), Ian Spelling, pp. 84-87
282, 	 	
*"Final Diagnosis" (Robert Picardo), Ian Spelling, pp. 28-31
283, 	 	
*"Something About Harry" (Garrett Wang), Ian Spelling, pp. 56-59
*"They're Dead, Jim" (Star Treks red shirts recall their fatal voyages to the final frontier, Mark Phillips, pp. 61-64
284, 	 	
*"Last Days of Paris" (Robert Duncan McNeill), Ian Spelling, pp. 19-22
285, 	 	
*"Collective Ending" (Jeri Ryan), Ian Spelling, pp. 27-31
286, 	 	
*"Vulcan Farewell" (Tim Russ), Ian Spelling, pp. 21-24
*"Fading to Black" (Robert Beltran), Ian Spelling, pp. 26-29
287, 	 	
*"Face Time" (Ethan Phillips), Ian Spelling, pp. 18-21
*"Life Cycles" (Roxann Dawson), Ian Spelling, pp. 23-26
288, 	 	
*"End of the Voyage" (), Ian Spelling, pp. 88-91
291, 	 	
*"The Further Adventures of Captain Sulu" (George Takei), Ian Spelling, pp. 56-59
*"I Married Spock" (Arlene Martel), Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 60-63
*"Next Directions" (Jonathan Frakes), Marc Shapiro, pp. 65-68
*"Complete Episode Checklist", David McDonnell, pp. 70-73
*"New Enterprise" (Brannon Braga), Ian Spelling, pp. 74-78
292, 	 	
*"The Long Trek" (Rick Berman), Ian Spelling, pp. 66-69
293, 	 	
*"Leap of Faith" (Scott Bakula), Ian Spelling, pp. 55-59
*"Melding of Minds" (William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy), Ian Spelling, pp. 60-63
294, 	 	
*"Medicine Man" (John Billingsley), Ian Spelling, pp. 64-67
295, 	 	
*"The Hot Vulcan" (Jolene Blalock), Ian Spelling, pp. 17-21
*"I Was a Space Hippie Chick" (Deborah Downey), Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 22-24
296, 	 	
*"Our Beloved Uhura" (Nichelle Nichols), Daniel Dickholtz, pp. 38-41
299, 	 	
*"Interpreting Enterprise" (Linda Park), Ian Spelling, pp. 34-37
===Issues 301-350===
Issue	Cover 	Contents
303, 	 	
*"Man in the Mirror" (Patrick Stewart), Ian Spelling, pp. 33-36
304, 	 	
*"What a Trip!" (Connor Trinneer), Ian Spelling, pp. 32-35
*"Data Processor" (Brent Spiner), Ian Spelling, pp. 72-75
305, 	 	
*"Face of a Nemesis" (), Ian Spelling, pp. 22-26
*"Piloting Enterprise" (Anthony Montgomery), Ian Spelling, pp. 53-56
306, 	 	
*"Bride of the Stars" (Marina Sirtis), Ian Spelling, pp. 23-26
*"Image of a Nemesis" (Tom Hardy), Ian Spelling, pp. 28-31
*"Archer's View" (Scott Bakula), Marc Shapiro, pp. 32-34
*"Romulan Love" (Joanne Linville), Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 82-84
307, 	 	
*"Galactic Action" (Stuart Baird), Ian Spelling, pp. 46-50
308, 	 	
*"The McNeill Report" (Robert Duncan McNeill), pp. 38-39
*"The Gorn Identity" (Bobby Clark), Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 67-69
311, 	 	
*"Burning Rubber" (Michael Westmore), Joe Nazzaro, pp. 30-33
315, 	 	
*"Animated Treks", Tom Holtkamp, pp. 46-47
*"Wolf Call" (Charles Dierkop), Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 70-72
316, 	 	
*"Wednesday's Trip" (Connor Trinneer), Ian Spelling, pp. 37-37
317, 	 	
*"Archer's View" (Scott Bakula), Ian Spelling, pp. 80-83
*"Trek Twins" (Diane and Elaine Klimaszewski), Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 84-85
318, 	 	
*"Exiting Eden" (Victor Brandt), Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 86-89
319, 	 	
*"I Stole Spock's Brain!" (Marj Dusay), Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 82-84
320, 	 	
*"Ruminations by Walter Koenig", Walter Koenig, pp. 22-25
*"Vulcan Impulses" (Jolene Blalock), Ian Spelling, pp. 26-29
321, 	 	
*"Flying Lessons" (Anthony Montgomery), Joe Nazzaro, pp. 34-37
322, 	 	
*"Playing Doctor" (John Billingsley), Ian Spelling, pp. 42-45
324, 	 	
*"Scotty Gets Married", Bob Muleady, p. 22
*"Enterprising Engineer", p. 24
*"Viva Borg Vegas!" (Borg Invasion 4D), Bill Florence, pp. 34-37
325, 	 	
*"Thunderbirds are Go!" (Jonathan Frakes), Joe Nazzaro, pp. 41-44
327, 	 	
*"Talent for the Fantastic" (James Whitmore, Jr.), Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 80-83
328, 	 	
*"New Odysseys" (Manny Coto), Ian Spelling, pp. 32-35
330, 	 	
*"The Dominic Effect" (Dominic Keating), Ian Spelling, pp. 20-22
332, 	 	
*"Code Breaker" (Linda Park), Ian Spelling, pp. 56-59
334, 	 	
*"Second Skin" (Bobbi Sue Luther), Ian Spelling, pp. 64-66
335, 	 	
*"The Last Days of Enterprise" (), Ian Spelling, pp. 86-89
336, 	 	
*"Exit Interview" (Rick Berman), Ian Spelling, pp. 26-29
349, 	magazine coverinsert cover	
*"Gene Roddenberry & The Faces of Star Trek (40th Anniversary)", pp. 39-54
:note: published as an one-time "Future Life" special section insert
350, 	 	
*"What Has William Shatner Done Lately" (William Shatner), Ian Spelling, pp. 22-23
===Issues 351-374===
Issue	Cover	Contents
353, 	 	
*"All Our Tomorrows" (George Takei), Ian Spelling, pp. 42-45
354, 	 	
*"Roman Holiday" (Lois Jewell), Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 80-82
355, 	 	
*"Star Trek: Of Gods and Men", Daniel Dickholtz, pp. 86-90
356, 	 	
*"Green Goddess" (Menina Fortunato), Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 86-88
357, 	 	
*"In Time of War" (Barry Jenner), Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 86-88
359, 	 	
*"Leader of the Trek Generation" (Michael Piller), Joe Nazzaro, pp. 74-79
361, 	 	
*"Days of Blood and Fire" (David Gerrold), Joe Nazzaro, pp. 70-75
362, 	 	
*"His Presence Ubiquitous?" (John Billingsley), Ian Spelling, pp. 78-81
*"From Tara to Eden" (Phyllis Douglas), Pan Jankiewicz, pp. 83-85
*"Beyond Hidden Frontiers" (Star Trek: Hidden Frontiers), Daniel Dickholtz, pp. 86-90
363, 	 	
*"Captain Picard, Dr. Dolittle & Me: Samantha Eggar Talks of Treks & Troubles", Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 76-79
366, 	 	
*"Psych Test" (Robert Picardo), Pat Jankiewicz, pp. 55-59
368, 	 	
*"Star Trek Trooper" (Jolene Blalock), Bill Warren, pp. 15-17
:note: final issue to run a Star Trek-related article
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