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Star Trek - The Radio Programme

Star Trek - The Radio Programme is a Star Trek: TOS story in script form by Tony Cullen and Tim Groome.
 
It was published in Classified Assignments #1 after being performed at Aucon (August 1981). The story was then sold as a C60 audio cassette. An ad for the audio cassette said it was "T.A.S.'s first blow for humanity." 
A 1982 ad said each tape came with a "free TAS poster."
Proceeds from the sales were donated to the British Diabetic Association. 
A sequel to this fanwork was planned for Star Trek Writers' Workshop, but it is unknown if this occurred. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction
Category:Audio
Category:1981 Fanfiction‎
Star Trek Action Committee

You may be looking for the UK club Star Trek Action Group.
Star Trek Action Committee was an Australian Star Trek fan club.
One of its functions was to organize fan campaigns to keep Star Trek on the air. 
While short-lived (less than a year), some members combined with members of the former Down Under Space Kooks and formed Astrex.
 
==Its Birth==
==References==
Category:1973 Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Star Trek Action Group (fan club)

The Star Trek Action Group, commonly called "STAG," was a fan club founded by Jenny Elson & Terry Elson in 1973 with the aim of raising enough money to run a Star Trek Convention in Britain. 
The fan club issued a long-running newsletter by the same name: Star Trek Action Group.
==Leaders==
* Jenny Elson and Terry Elson (1973-1975)
* Janet Quarton (1975-1981)
* Sylvia Billings (1981-1984)
* Catherine Richardson (1984-1988)
* Margaret Richardson (1988-1990)
* Lynne Collins (1990-?)
==Activities==
The fan club ran the first two British Star Trek conventions, published the newsletter, Star Trek Action Group, as well as a number of fanzines and conducted fan surveys such as the 1980 Star Trek: The Motion Picture STAG Survey. It also oversaw the STAG Postal Lending Library, a service that offered members access to Star Trek zines and pro books.
==History==
==Some Stats==
Member Stats:
* the editor notes that as of October 1974, the club has about 300 members from STAG #10 
* the editor notes that as of June 1975, the club has about 400 members from STAG #13 
* the editor notes that as of June 1979, the club has about 800 members from STAG #35 
Financial Reports (click to read):
 
File:1973stagfinances.jpg|1973 financial report
File:Stag1974finances.jpg|1974 financial report
File:1975stagfinances.jpg|1975 financial report
File:Stag1975-76finances.jpg|1975/76 financial report
Image:stag1977-78.jpg|1977/78 financial report
File:Stag78-79.jpg|1978/79 financial report
File:STAG79-80.jpg| 1979/80 financial report
File:Stag1980-81.jpg|1980/81 financial report
== Zines Published==
The Beginning and The End (1980) | Federation Outpost (1981-?) | Enterprise Incidents 1 (1975) | Enterprise Incidents 2 (1976) | Galileo Shuttle Logs | Log Entries 1 - 43 (1975 - 1981) | The Other Sides of Me | The Price of Friendship (1977) | Repeat Missions 1 - 4 (1979 - 1980) | Something Hidden (1976) | Star Trek Action Group| Star Voyage | STAG Con '81 (1981) | Tomorrow is Another Day (1979) | The Trekkie Book of Fun (1974-75) | Vice Versa 1 - 3 (1978 - 1979) | The Wheel Turns (1977) | Wine of Calvoro (1978) | Worlds Apart (1979) | The Yeti's Footprint (1976)
Note: Art from these zines has been included on Fanlore with the publisher's permission.
==External Resources==
* The STAG Collection, a pdf by Infinite Frontiers -- this has much history, as well as reprinted zine fiction 
==References==
Category:Zine Publishers
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Star Trek Action Group (newsletter)

Star Trek Action Group is the name of the newsletter published by the UK fan club of the same name. It ran for 141 issues, from 1973 to 2002.
==Some Issues Online==
See ScoTpress.
==Issue Summaries==
==Editors==
* Jenny Elson, Terry Elson, and Heather Lennon (April 1973-?) (issues #1-about #5)
* Jenny Elson and Terry Elson (1973-1975)
* Janet Quarton (1975-1981)
* Sylvia Billings (1981-1984)
* Catherine Richardson (1984-1988)
* Margaret Richardson (1988-1990)
* Lynne Collins (later Lynne Banister) (1990-?)
==About==
From a 1985 issue:
* There will be six newsletters per year in the months of February, April, June, August, October, and December.
* We reserve the right to edit any material submitted to STAG for the newsletter or fanzines.
* Letters to STAG will not be published without the author's permission.
* We will only print zine and pro book reviews which are objective and give reasons for liking or disliking particular aspects. In this way, the reader can ascertain the reviewer’s standpoint and judge for themselves. We would like where possible to print two or more reviews of any one idea.
* We will only publish fiction and poetry of a high standard in STAG zines. Material  will be accepted on merit rather than on subject matter. (i.e. a good story as  opposed to good grammar). All must be Star Trek-orientated. No fiction or poetry  will be published in the STAG newsletter.
* Adult material will not be published in general zines, but may be considered for a separate zine.
* Club Charity: Guide Dogs for the Blind Association
==The Data Protection Act of 1984==
Issues published after 1984 included this notice:
"This is a statutory notice as prescribed by the above Act. In accordance with the conditions governing the maintenance of machine-readable records by non-incorporated members' clubs, The Star Trek Action Group must advise that the names and addresses of every member are held in a computer-readable format in order to more efficiently prepare and despatch the newsletters. The information is used for this purpose only, and will not be disclosed to any other party whatsoever without the specific consent of the Data Subject (i.e. the member concerned). You should also be aware that you have a statutory right for your name to be deleted from the computer record and for your newsletter to be addressed manually."
==Slash and K/S==
The premise of Spock loving Kirk was touched upon in issue #3, though a possible sexual component not specifically verbalized; there was some discussion of this relationship in some late 1973 and in 1974 issues of this letterzine.
The topic of slash and K/S was discussed at some length in 1987 with the usual supporters and non-supporting arguments. And then the issue was never mentioned again in this newsletter.
==Letters==
While most issues contained LoCs, fans' addresses were not printed. 
Category:Newsletters & Letterzines
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:1970s Zines Category:1980s Zines Category:1990s Zines
Category:2000s Zines
Star Trek Adventure

You may be looking for Star Trek Action-Adventure.
Star Trek Adventure is a gen 76-page anthology of fiction by D.J. Wheeler. On the cover: "5 Stories reprinted from the Archives' Log." Inside: "These pieces previously ran in the September 1974 through June 1975 issues of the Archives Log". Size: 5½" - 8½" tall.
==Contents==
* Uhuru's Friend (reprinted from Archives' Log v.2 n.6 and (reprinted from Archives' Log v.1 n.7)
* The Essential Sulu (McCoy reports to a medical convention on an 'essence' transplant between Sulu and a nit-picking ensign.) (reprinted from Archives' Log v.1 n.8)
* Scotty and the Children (reprinted from Archives' Log v.1 n.5, reprinted in The Best of Scotty)
* Mr. Oday and Mr. Spock
* Chekov: The Story of Sutt (Chekov's first command assignment lands him on a planet ruled by large praying mantis-type insects.)
==From the Author==
==Gallery==
Image:startrekadventure.jpg|front cover
Image:startrekadventureflyer.png|flyer
Image:startrekadventureflyerdetail.jpg|detail from flyer, click to read
==Reactions and Reviews==
== References ==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1975 Zines
Star Trek Again!

Star Trek Again! is a fan club by Lawrence Fury. 
It may have had the original proposed title of "Bring Back Star Trek."
The club published the newsletter Star Trek This Month, and the zines 10 Years of Star Trek, Star Trek Memories and Reflections and Star Trek's Return.
It also issued a monthly update called "The Star Trek Update."
The club also proposed the zine "These Were the Voyages: The Star Trek Years" in late 1974, but this may have been rolled over into other publication/s.
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Star Trek America -- 1977 -- A Retrospective

Star Trek America -- 1977 -- A Retrospective is a 28-page cartoon description, a humorous look, at Star Trek America. The art is by Leah Rosenthal. It is digest-sized, and was a special supplement to Warped Space #29/30.
On the back: "Well, as you've probably heard by now, about half the people at the con ended up sick during the next week, with some mysterious weakening ailment. Dubbed Trekkionaire's disease (or con-stipation) or as Lori Chapek-Carleton calls it, the convention crud. It was probably caused by those hot dogs, or the hotel ice, or that "banana cream pie from the kitchens of Landru" from the banquet. There were also many other memorable moments -- Scotty's baby wetting on a fan at the masquerade, a trophy that stabbed George Takei, the forlorn folks who slept in the icy fanzine room every night, the fanzine theft, etc., etc., etc. By now I am fully recovered and ... you guessed it ... I've sent in my ticket money for next year already. See you all." 
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Convention Meta
Category:1977 Meta
Category:1977 Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Star Trek Animated (Star Trek zine)

Star Trek Animated is a newsletter about Star Trek: The Animated Series, distributed through Lincoln Enterprises. There are at least six issues. Each is 8-standard 8 1/2" x 11" pages, printed on 11" x 17" paper folded in half. Issues 2-5 are saddle-stapled twice at irregular spacing. The copy is in 10-pitch Courier, probably done on an IBM Selectric. Issue 4 & 5 have a typeset header. #5 has a Harlan Ellison doodle cartoon by David Gerrold. 
Image:Startrekanimated.jpg.jpg|cover of issue #1
Image:Startrekanimated.jpg2.jpg|cover of issue #2
Image:Startrekanimated.jpg3.jpg|cover of issue #3
File:Startrekanimated4.jpg|cover of issue #4
Image:Startrekanimated.jpg5.jpg|cover of issue #5
Category:Star Trek TAS
Category:Club Zines
Category:1974 Zines
Star Trek Animated Version Survey

Star Trek Animated Version Survey (STAV Survey) was posted by Germaine Best, and compiled by Donna Chrisholm. Best posted the questions in A Piece of the Action #12 and said the results would be printed in her zine Tetrumbriant. The subject was Star Trek: The Animated Series.
"We'd like your opinion of the the new STAV... Please answer these questions on a separate sheet of paper and mail your answers to [address redacted]."
There were twenty responses. from A Piece of the Action #18 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TAS
Category:Surveys by Fans
Category:1973 Fan Surveys
Category:1974 Fan Surveys
Star Trek Archives

Star Trek Archives was a Star Trek fan club based in San Francisco, CA. It began in October 1973 as "Star Trek Video Archives," and in July 1974, it changed its name to "Star Trek Archives."
The club published a clubzine called Archives' Log and also organized and held the first San Francisco/Bay Area Star Trek fan convention, The Red Hour Festival. Other ambitious projects included Project Communicator, a project to create audio recordings of Star Trek episodes for the blind.
By 1976, the club sponsored (along with another club, Starseekers) Imagi-Con.
==Different Divisions==
This fan club had some different "divisions." 
The zine Southern Star was published by their South Carolina division. The New York division was officially the United Friends of William Shatner. The ST Years and Star Trek Tomorrow were published by their Idaho division. According to an editorial in Star Trek Tomorrow. 
==About==
==A Report: 1974==
In the October 1974 issue of its newsletter, the president gave a recap of the previous year:
==Different than the Canon "Star Trek Archives"==
This fan-run organization is different from the depository of Star Trek's canon materials in Los Angeles: 
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
category:1973 Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Star Trek Archives Coloring Book

Star Trek Archives Coloring Book contains 20 pages and has art by nine artists.
Artists are Donald Bishop, Amy Falkowitz, Bonita Frank, Wendy Hiller, Doug Jones, Sue K, Deirdre McCarthy, Linda Whitten, and Jonesy Parrinello (front cover).
For similar creations, see Coloring Book.
Image:starchivesart1.jpg|front cover, Jonesy Parrinello
Image:starchivesart2.jpg|inside page, list of artists
Image:starchivesart3.jpg|inside page
Image:starchivesart4.jpg|inside page
Category:Coloring Books
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1975 Zines
Star Trek Artists Webring

The Star Trek Artists Webring was a webring in Star Trek fandom connecting the sites of fan artists.
==Member Sites==
*Another Fanart Page
*The Art of Science Fiction
*Claudia's Nebula
*Cormak's Star Trek Voyager Site
*Frauke's Drawings 
*I, Holodoc
*Jac's Star Trek Drawings
*Jadziis ST-Comic Page
*Kate Mulgrew Forever
*LJC's Fan Art Gallery 
*Ryuuri's STV Gallery
*Shymoon's Art Corner
*Shymoon´s Alternate Universe of StarTrek Art
*Spooky Ellie's Page
*Star Trek Artists Webring Home
*Star Trek: Legacy
*Star Trek: Phoenix-X
*Tos Library
Category:Star Trek Webrings
Star Trek Association of Fans and Friends

Star Trek Association of Fans and Friends is a Australian Star Trek fan club formed in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, in November 1976.Judy Baumann, "STAR TREK ASSOCIATION OF FANS & FRIENDS" (publicity/membership flyer, July 1978, distributed at Trekcon 1)
Early publicity literature (1978) declared:
==QUEST==
The group later became known as "Queensland Star Trekkers", with a regular newsletter, "Log of the U.S.S. Quest".
As the renamed "Quest" in 1982, members of a sub-committee began holding annual Conquest conventions. The Star Trek club and the multimedia conventions separated further in later years, with the conventions often being run by different elected groups.
The club is mentioned in National Library of Australia's history of Star Trek Fandom in Australia.
 
==Publications== 
* Central Control
* Computer Printout
* Final Frontier
* Log of the USS Quest newsletter
==References== 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan ClubsCategory:1980s Fan Clubs
Star Trek Association of Irvine

The Star Trek Association of Irvine, known as STAI by its members, was a student organization at the University of California at Irvine (UCI) dedicated to "alternate realities". The club's publications were collected by the UCI archives. The club pubished the RAPA zine.
"No founding documents were found in the collection, but materials indicate that the association was active from 1977 to 1991. The interests of STAI members went beyond the television program, Star Trek and extended to animation, fantasy, horror, and science fiction. The club met the first and third Fridays of every month. STAI had a library of over 2,000 books and a video library that included nearly all of the Star Trek episodes." Online Archive of California 
==Some 2020 Comments by a Fan ==
A former member recalls STAI fondly:
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Star Trek Association of Towson

Star Trek Association of Towson is a Star Trek fan club. 
It is the founder of the long-running Shore Leave.
It also published Galactic 911.
==An Early Description of the Club==
From 1980:
From 1994: 
A description of the club in 2017: 
== Club Activities ==
Operation: Trek Rec Deck [expand]
 
Image:trekrecdeck.jpg|certificate and patches
 
=== Conventions ===
* Big E Con (1994)
* Shore Leave (US convention) (1979-ongoing)
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1978 Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Star Trek Battle Manual

Star Trek Battle Manual is a 29-page zine by Louis Zocchi to accompany a fan game. 
==Description==
It was advertised in the first issue of Star-Borne in June/July 1972.
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:startrekbattlemanual-1.jpg
Image:startrekbattlemanual-2.jpg
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanworks
Category:1972 Fanworks
Star Trek Blooper Reels

The first blooper film was the blooper reel for Star Trek: TOS. It was originally compiled for the amusement of the show’s stars and creators. It contained some humorous outtakes from the filming of the series that were spliced by the production crew after each season. 
It was called a "reel" due to the nature of photography of the day.
See Blooper Reel for other examples.
View the original blooper reels here , Star Trek Prop Authority, accessed 9.7.2011
Much later, fans created gif sets of some of the Star Trek blooper reels and posted them on Tumblr. Some examples.
==First, Only One==
Originally there was just one Star Trek blooper reel. 
 
==Monetized and Promoted==
Bjo Trimble took credit for the widespread viewing of this first blooper reel. In 1974, she said: 
The blooper reel was often one of the highlights of a convention, and where the blooper reel went, money followed.
From 1974: 
A fan in 1975 wrote to The Halkan Council: 
Gene Roddenberry introduced the blooper reel to an audience at Stanford University on January 28, 1975: 
Speaking of a lack of a sense of humor, according to the March 1978 issue of A Piece of the Action, there was a lawsuit regarding the Star Trek Bloopers: "The Screen Actors Guild' has filed suit against Gene Roddenberry, Paramount, and Norway Productions to prevent the showing of the ST Bloopers. It's asking $25,000 damages for 'embarrassing the actors'." It is unknown the results of this suit.
In 2009, a fan wrote about how the tapes were a hot commodity: 
 
==Other Blooper Tapes and Reels==
==Bloopers for Other Treks==
[need info]
==Fan Comments==
 
===1984===
At least one fan found the blooper reel very educational as per this ad for a zine in 1984: 
===1986===
One fan shares her memory of the blooper reel: 
===2007===
Nancy Kippax remembers: 
Category:Star Trek TOS
Star Trek Buyers Guide

Star Trek Buyers Guide lists products & services, books, fanzines, national fan clubs, Star Trek episodes, etc. 
It was one of the first publications from April Publications and was available in 1976.
It was also sold with a 1983 date. That issue has 36 pages and is illustrated.
It is unknown if and how the two issues differ. 
==A Description: 1976==
 
From a 1976 flyer: 
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1976 Zines
Category:1983 Zines
Star Trek Central Europe

Star Trek Central Europe (STCE) was the biggest German Star Trek fanclub. Later it became the Offizieller Star Trek Fan Club (OSTFC).
Star Trek first aired in Germany in 1972. Ricky E., a woman from Augsburg, was a huge fan and joined the Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans in 1975. That way she got to know Marlies K. from Switzerland. When Ricky wanted to join a different club, Star Trek New York, she was told that she couldn’t become a member because she didn't live in the region but they would be happy to associate with another fan club. So together with Marlies she founded Star Trek Central Europe in 1976 and they published a small newsletter. Through a listing in the Star Trek Catalog more and more fans from Germany, Austria and Switzerland found the STCE. One of them was S.Z.M. who happened to live in Augsburg as well and soon joined Ricky and Marlies in their efforts. The newsletter published fanfiction, fanart, and articles and it was the enthusiasm of these three women that made the STCE thrive. After a few years Ricky drifted away from the STCE and left it in 1983, by then Marlies and S.Z.M. had been running the club for a while.Mike Hillenbrand, Thomas Höhl. Star Trek in Deutschland - Wie Captain Kirk nach Deutschland kam", 2008, pp. 279-287. 
In 1987, when S.Z.M. didn't have the time to continue, the women who were running the club agreed to merge the STCE with the another club from Augsburg, the Europäischer STAR TREK-Fanclub, which had been founded by Dirk Bartholomä in 1985. He would take over the STCE members and continue the combined fanclubs as STCE. Trekworld was introduced as the new format for the newsletter and the club continued to grow. Star Trek: TNG had found its way to Germany in 1990 and after a mainstream magazine reported about the fanclub membership grew faster and faster. 
In 1992 Dirk founded Fedcon. 
(more, stuff happens, STCE becomes OSTFC)
In 2000 the STCE gets official status and becomes the Offizieller Star Trek Fan Club (OSTFC).
== Publications ==
* The Great Link
==Links==
*Die Geschichte des STCE - timeline of the history of the STCE
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan ClubsCategory:German-Speaking Fandom
Star Trek Charity Calendar (1987 Eccentricon)

The Star Trek Charity Calendar was created in 1987 to raise funds for the Australian sf convention Eccentricon. The guest of honor at the convention was Bjo Trimble, one of the earliest Star Trek fans, and the funds were needed to help stage the convention. Bjo even appeared as the artwork for the month of July.
All artwork was drawn by Marianne Plumridge, a well known science fiction and fantasy artist.
Image:Star Trek 1987 Charity Calendar cover.jpeg|cover
Image:Star Trek 1987 Charity Calendar back cover.jpeg|back cover
Image:Star Trek 1987 Charity Calendar Jan.jpeg|January (Gary Mitchell & Janice Lester)
Image:Star Trek 1987 Charity Calendar Feb.jpeg|February (Uhura)
Image:Star Trek 1987 Charity Calendar March.jpeg|March (Klingon)
Image:Star Trek 1987 Charity Calendar April.jpeg|April (Scotty)
Image:Star Trek 1987 Charity Calendar May.jpeg|May (McCoy)
Image:Star Trek 1987 Charity Calendar June.jpeg|June (Mirror Spock)
Image:Star Trek 1987 Charity Calendar July.jpeg|July (Bjo Trimble)
Image:Star Trek 1987 Charity Calendar Sept.jpeg|September (Edith Keeler, City on the Edge of Forever)
Image:Star Trek 1987 Charity Calendar Oct.jpeg|October (Chekov)
Image:Star Trek 1987 Charity Calendar Nov.jpeg|November (Sulu)
Image:Star Trek 1987 Charity Calendar Dec.jpeg|December (Gene Roddenberry)
Category:Activism
Category:1987 Calendars
Category:Star Trek TOS Calendars
Star Trek Comedy: The Unofficial Album

Star Trek Comedy: The Unofficial Album is a filk album on LP and cassette. 
Satirical sketches: Uhura, All the Star Trek TV Shows Ever Made Rolled Into One, Star Trek V: In Search of Cash, Banned from Argo, Star Drek, Star Trip, The Worst Star Trek Jokes, Twenty Years of Pointy Ears, The Captain's Answering Machine Tape, and Star Trek Bits
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Category:Star Trek TOS Albums
Category:1986 Fanworks
Star Trek Concordance Color Book

Star Trek Concordance Color Book contains 36 pages of art taken from the pages of the Star Trek Concordance. Printed offset, saddle stapled.
According to the author “the art in this color book is for removal and framing,” and that the artists gave their permission for use in this book. The artists include Alicia Austin, George Barr, Greg Bear, Greg Jein, and Bjo Trimble. 
==Gallery==
File:colorbook.jpg|Color Book front cover
File:startrekconcordancecolorbookinside.jpg|inside page
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1973 Zines
Star Trek Continues

Star Trek Continues was a fan-made web series based on Star Trek: The Original Series which "ran" from 2013 to 2017. The original intent was to create a continuation of the original "five year mission" mentioned in the opening credits of the show, which only lasted 3 seasons. Voice actor Vic Mignogna is a co-creator and starred as Captain Kirk on the series.
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Films
Category:2013 Web Series
Category:2010s Web Series