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Star Trek: Enterprise-Series V

Star Trek: Enterprise-Series V was a Star Trek Enterprise fansite with images, media, fanfiction, fanart, links, press and reviews and information about episodes, cast crew, and characters.
It was a sister site of CPR: The Chakotay/Paris Realm.
The fanfiction was separated on two different pages. One for slash, which the site defined as "fiction portraying romantic or intimate relationships between Enterprise crew members of the same sex (male & male or female & female)"Fanfic. (Accessed 02 August 2020) and one for general fanfiction, which was defined as anything else.
==Links==
The link section also includes links to general Trek sites and actor fan pages.Links. (Accessed 02 August 2020)
===Enterprise===
Preferred Enterprise Sites (Preferred status is for those linking back to us)
 >>**STEnterprise.cc
 >>**Enterprise Slash Fan Fiction (*Warning*- Mature content)
 >>**UltimateEnterprise.com
 >>**EnterpriseLog.com
 >>**To Boldly Go.. The History of the Enterprise (*Highly Recommended*)
 >>**Enterprisecrew.com
 >>**Enterprise Companion
 >>**Enterprise
 >>**Enterprise Online v 2.0
 >>**Enterprise Quickies
 >>**Back In Time: The Enterprise
 >>**Star Trek: Enterprise @scifispace.com
 >>**ENTERPRISE: The Historical Archive
 >>Enterprise @ Open Directory
 >>**Enterprise Insider
 >>**Star Web: Enterprise
 >>**Analytical Enterprise
 >>**Enterprise: An Online Companion
 >>**Where No Man Has Gone Before
 >>**NX-01Enterprise.com
 >>**DrgnSlyr's Star Trek: Enterprise
 >>**Popcorn Avenger's Enterprise
 >>**Series V: Enterprise
 >>**The Enterprise Experience
 >>**The Mess Hall- Enterprise
 >>**Enterprise-The Human Adventure is About to Begin
 >>**Inside Enterprise
 >>**Enterprise- TV Tome
 >>**NX-01: The Enterprise RPG
 >>**Virtual Enterprise
 >>**STEnterprise @ msn.com
 >>**E-NX01.com
 >>**SeriesV.f2s.com
 >>**USSRaptor.com
 >>**The Enterprise Galaxy
 >>**SK Enterprise
 >>**2151: Enterprise
 >>**Enterprise Timeline
Other Enterprise Sites
 >>Star Trek: Enterprise
 >>Enterprise NX-01
 >>StEnterprise.cc
 >>NX01.org
 >>Star Trek: Enterprise
 >>Star Trek Enterprise @ TrekWeb.com
Discussion Forums & Email Lists
 >>TrekEnterprise.com Yahoo Discussion Email List
 >>Enterprise Slash Fic & Discussion
 >>Enterprise Discussion Forum
 >>The Enterprise Community
Non-English Enterprise or Trek Sites
 >>**Hispatrek.com
 >>**Enterprise
 >>**StarTrek.Enterprise.Online.fr
 >>**Planet Trek
 >>German Enterprise RPG
==References==
Category:Slash Websites
Category:Star Trek ENT
Category:2001 Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Star Trek: First Contact

Star Trek: First Contact is the second ST:TNG movie and pits the crew of the Enterprise against the Borg. It was directed by Jonathan Frakes.
==Canon==
===Characters===
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
===Fanvids===
===Zines===
Category:Live-action Film
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Star Trek: Houston

Star Trek: Houston was Star Trek con held in Houston, Texas. It was billed as "The Largest Star Trek Convention Ever Held in the Southwest!"
This con is not the same thing as Houstoncon.
==1976==
 
 
Guest of Honor were James Doohan, Walter Koenig, and Jesco von Puttkamer.
It had guest and fan panels, twenty Star Trek episodes, a SF film room, "NASA films, a masquerade, and a dealer's room. 
The door prize was a painting by Morris Dollens, which was printed on the back of the souvenir program book.
===Contents of the Con Souvenir Book: 1976===
"Much of the material in this publication was donated by the RB-CC published by Jim Van Hise." 
* inside front cover, black and white illo by Don Rosa, portrays Kirk and Spock coming back through the Guardian of Forever with scads of comic books and pulp zines
* An Evening With Gene Roddenberry, article by Jim Van Hise, includes photos (5)
* An Interview with James Doohan (5)
* The Cage/The Menagerie: A Comparison, an article by Jim Van Hise (7)
* a full-page ad for Trek (Special Spock Issue) (10)
* The Tholian Web, many high-quality stills and screen shots with much commentary by an unknown fan (11)
* Where No Man Has Gone Before, article by Jim Van Hise about the show (23)
* An Interview with Walter Koenig (26)
* Star Trek: Beyond the Pilots, article by Jim Van Hise (28)
* half-page fan art by Joyce Huser
* inside back cover, black and white illo of Enterprise in space heading for a giant germ-planet thing, the artist is credited on it as "SF" (Stephen Fabian)
* back cover, color illo of The Big E in a space battle with a Klingon warship
===Images from the Con Souvenir Book: 1976===
File:Startrekhouston-1.jpg|back cover, Morris Scott Dollins
File:Startrekhouston-2.jpg|inside back cover, Stephen Fabian
File:Startrekhouston-3.jpg|inside front cover, Don Rosa
File:Startrekhouston-4.jpg|a photo of the cast that appears to be have been taken with a wax/cardboard image of James Kirk
File:Startrekhouston-5.jpg|from the "The Tholian Web" article
 
==1983==
Star Trek Houston was a Trek/comics con held June 2-5, 1983 at the Hyatt Regency in Houston.
Leonard Nimoy was a guest of honor. There are some comments from Nimoy's talk transcribed in Renaissance: A Study of His Art #3. At that con, Nimoy talked about how he wanted the role of Lestat in Interview with a Vampire.
Category:1976 Conventions
Category:1983 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Star Trek: Pioneer

Star Trek: Pioneer is a gen Star Trek comic-book style zine. It includes art by Chris Allan. It is likely set in TNG-era with original characters.
Publisher's summary: "Following the battle at Wolf 359, the Vanguard-class USS Pioneer is rushed out of drydock to assess and salvage what it can from the site of the Federation's greatest defeat. But there are those that plan to strike in this moment of weakness... and there is something hiding amidst the wreckage."
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:2000s
Star Trek: Prodigy

You may be looking for the early online service provider, Prodigy.
 
Star Trek: Prodigy is an animated sci-fi series created by Kevin and Dan Hageman. It is the tenth television series in the Star Trek franchise and the first since Filmation's Star Trek: The Animated Series to be aimed specifically at a young audience. 
The first season of the show began airing in October 2021 on Paramount+ in the United States and will air again on Nickelodeon after the streaming run is complete. A second season is currently in development. 
==Canon==
In contrast to previous Star Trek entries, Prodigy focuses on a motley group of young aliens who find themselves on an abandoned Starfleet vessel, USS Protostar, under the tutelage of a hologram version of Captain Kathryn Janeway. The Brikar race, first featured in the licensed Starfleet Academy Young Adult books and Star Trek: New Frontier novels and comics by Peter David, is featured canonically for the first time in Prodigy.
===Characters===
*Dal R'El: a humanoid male who was captured as a youngster and enslaved by The Diviner as one of The Unwanted, and forced to mine chimerium at the Tars Lamora prison colony. Even Dal does not know the identity of his own species.
*Gwyn: a young Vau N'Akat female, who negotiated slave deals and interrogated slaves that worked at her father's prison colony. She is taken hostage by the escaped slaves when they take command of the USS Protostar. She is known by the title, "Progeny of Solum".
*Jankom Pog: a male Tellarite male engineer at the prison colony who joins the young escapees. Pog's right hand has been replaced with a "multi-mitt", a cybernetic implant that possesses a number of capabilities, such as turning into a hammer and functioning as a grapnel launcher.
*Zero: a non-corporeal Medusan with a natural aptitude for navigation, who was once captured and used to brainwash other slaves. Escaping and fashioning a makeshift containment suit for themselves to safely interact with others, the Medusan becomes a rebel fighter known as "Fugitive Zero" before joining with the Unwanted escapees.
*Rok-Tahk: a young, massive Brikar female. Rok was enslaved by The Diviner as one of The Unwanted and escapes with Dal.
*Murf: Rok's pet, a gelatinous lifeform who is fond of ingesting random pieces of mechanical equipment.
*Hologram Kathryn Janeway: a computer-generated avatar of the highly-decorated Starfleet captain, formerly of the USS Voyager.
*Solum, The Diviner: an ailing Vau N'Akat male and father of Gwyn. He established the Tars Lamora prison colony in an effort to locate the Protostar. 
*Drednok: an artificial lifeform who serves as The Diviner's advisor and majordomo. Drednok has a humanoid upper body and a spider-like lower body with four legs.
==Fandom==
The fandom for Prodigy is small compared to other Star Trek fandoms (partially due to how new the show is). 
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
===Fanfics===
===Fanvids===
==Resources==
Category:Star Trek PRO
Star Trek: Terms of Service Zine

Star Trek: Terms of Service Zine was a Kirk/Spock/McCoy zine published in 2023.
Editors intro:
The zine contains the following stories:
*A Million Things To Want by Marlinspirkhall
*Nocturnal by Marlinspirkhall
*On the edge by spockats
*Opportunity Cost by Herenya_writes
*Tests (of Patience) by ifdragonscouldtalk, Pepin_the_Short
*The Journey of a Lifetime by Pseudonym677 
*Through the Looking PADD by ifdragonscouldtalk, TheWriter2
*Unknown piece by starfleetdicks
The artworks and illustrations included are by excavatinglizard, sweet-sugarcubbe, etillustration, duxduxdux, Jae Larson, KC, Scooby, lejoursobre, and marlinspirkhall.
Category:Anthology Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:Star Trek AOS Zines
Category:2023 Zines
Star Trek: That Which Survives

You may be looking for the Pennsylvania Star Trek club called That Which Survives.
Star Trek: That Which Survives is a gen zine of of fiction, art, and reviews first proposed by Kathy Anderson.
Contributors of an unknown issue include Jeff Johnston (writer), Anna Mary Hall (writer), Ann Popplestone (writer), Jo Hefstetter (a ST/sf review column), Jacqueline Lichtenberg (a reprint of her 1968 script 'Remote Control'), and Cheryl Frashure (art).
==Issue 1==
Star Trek: That Which Survives 1 was published in late 1974.
==Issue 6== 
Star Trek: That Which Survives 6 as published December 1975 and contains 20 pages xeroxed (5 pages reduced).
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Star Trek: The Banned Episodes

NOTE: This page is a about a single essay, not the topic in general, for much more on this topic, see The Four Banned Star Trek Episodes in the UK.
Star Trek: The Banned Episodes is an essay by Stephen Bell about the Star Trek: TOS episodes "Miri," "Plato's Stepchildren," "The Empath," and "Whom Gods Destroy" which were banned in the UK for a time. 
The essay was published in Beta-Niobe in February 1985 and gives a little history, describes the four episodes, and ends with the opinion that all four episodes should be shown, but two are objectionable enough to be kept away from the children.
==The Article==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:1985 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Star Trek: The Correspondence Game

Star Trek: The Correspondence Game was a for-profit game by Entertainment Concepts, Inc. (ECI), "under exclusive license from Paramount."
While it is a type of choose-your-own-adventure, role-play, fans did not interact with each other in any way. 
While there was some sort of "software" involved, it appears that people employed by ECI was writing a form of fanfiction at their end.
==Description and Cost==
From a 1990 ad: 
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works
Category:Games
Star Trek: The Fandom

Star Trek: The Fandom is a 1981 essay by Randall Landers.
It was printed in Stardate #12.
The essay contains many broad generalizations and sweeping pronouncements, and includes a Venn Diagram. It also includes two terms Landers suggests are in wide use, but appear to be of his own invention: "Goddenberry" and "Fhan" (though the latter is a riff on Faan.) 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the differences among types of fans: 
** Trekfen (all fans)
** Trekists (everybody, including casual fans who regularly watch the show and saw Star Trek: The Motion Picture)
** Trekkies (young, shy, purely consumers, Mary Sue stories are their fault)
** Trekkers (more dignified than Trekkies, these are the fans who produce fan fiction and do most of the fandom work)
* sub-groups: 
** BNFs
** actor/character fans (responsible for get'ems, self-insert and wish fulfillment stories, lay stories, Kirk/Spock relationship stories
** unnamed fans who substitute characters and feelings with technology in the Star Trek universe
** Goddenberrys (Gene Roddenberry can do no wrong)
** Fhans (self identify as fans simply to be fans, also responsible for cutesy, misspelled words)
==Lander's Estimation of Population==
When Landers states the number of fans in each category, he is referring to only the United States. Aside from the "Hugh Downs" estimate on the television show, "20/20," the origin of these numbers is not explained. 
* Trekfen: twelve million
* Trekists: nine million
* Trekkies: two and a half million
* Trekkers: half a million
* BNFs: three hundred
* "merely a fan": at least one - Landers himself
==From the Essay==
===The Main Groups===
===Sub Groups and Overlap===
===Some Self-Examination===
==References==
Category:1981 Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Perspectives on Fans
Star Trek: The Galactican Encounter

Star Trek: The Galactican Encounter is a crossover novel with about 100 pages. It is by Jana C. Webster.
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Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Category:1987 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
Star Trek: The Lost Episodes (zine)

You may be looking for Star Trek: The Lost Episode (audiofic).
Star Trek: The Lost Episodes is a Star Trek: TOS fiction anthology. It is printed offset process, stapled, about 58 pages, and includes several b/w photos. No credit for the front cover art. There are no authors are listed for any of the stories. 
On the back cover: "Printed for the first time ever are the stories bought for the original Star Trek series but for one reason or another never made it to the screen. But each story was bought by Gene Roddenberry because of their excellent possibilities as Star Trek episodes.
Star Trek: The Lost Episodes brings these stories back to collectors and Star Trek fans everywhere in this special edition." 
Image:lostst.jpg|front cover
File:Stlostinside1.jpg|inside pages
File:Stlostinside2.jpg|inside pages
==Contents==
* The Aurorals 
* The Godhead 
* The Joy Machine 
* The Lost Star 
* Perchance to Dream 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Star Trek: The Motion Picture (novel)

The novelization of the film, Star Trek: The Motion Picture, was by Gene Roddenberry, and was the only Star Trek novel he wrote. 
The book was also the first Star Trek novel published by Pocket Books.
==The Footnote==
The novel provided K/S fans some legitimacy when Gene Roddenberry translated the word T'hy'la, an affectionate name that Spock gives to Kirk, in the book to encompass "friend, lover and brother." 
An analysis of that footnote can be found at The Footnote: An Explication de Texte.
==Fan Comments==
 
===1982===
===1988===
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works
Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan

In 1982, Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan was the second movie released in the original Star Trek franchise. Critically, the movie was considered more successful than its predecessor, Star Trek: The Motion Picture, and featured a tight, action-packed storyline that did not skimp on the emotional connections and relationships between the characters. The final battle between Captain Kirk and his nemesis from the 20th Century, Khan Noonien Singh, ended in perhaps one of the most dramatic moments in Star Trek history: the farewell scene between Captain Kirk and Mister Spock moments before Spock's death after he sacrifices himself to save the Enterprise. 
The loss of such a beloved character in what appeared to be a final and irreversible manner rocked both gen and slash Star Trek fandom.
Henry Jenkins wrote: 
==Manipulating Fans is Good Money==
From the January 1982 issue of WKFS Journal: 
==Fan Comments==
===1983===
===2008===
===2011===
==Fandom References/Usages==
* The Planet Spock (1983) is a con skit that is satirical musical spoof 
* Walls of Glass (1994) is a Starsky & Hutch story that utilizes the final scene in "The Wrath of Khan" as a conversation point
* The Glass is a meta multifandom vid which takes its central metaphor from Henry Jenkins' well-known commentary on Spock's notoriously slashy death scene from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, "slash is what happens when you take away the glass."
 
==References==
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Category:Live-action Film
Star Trek: Tik Tok

Star Trek: Tik Tok is a Star Trek: The Original Series vid by MissSheenie that sets footage from TOS to the 2009 hit Tik Tok by Kesha. It is a humorous vid posted to YouTube on April 17, 2010. 
The vid went viral in the following months, and was not only shared by fans and various media outlets, but also referenced by Kesha herself in a tweet in June 2010. As of 2021, it has more than 3 million views. Some fans have credited the vid for prompting them to watch The Original Series, while others have credited it for making them like the song.
==Vidder's notes==
==Reactions/Reviews==
===Reaction from Kesha===
===Media Reactions===
TrekMovie.com gave the vid its People's Choice Award in its TrekMovie Viral Video Awards of 2010.TrekMovie Viral Video Awards – Best In Star Trek Viral Videos
===Fan Reactions and Reviews===
==Fanworks inspired by the Vid==
*Star Trek : TNG - Tik Tok vid by lacrevette22DugSt and JyMahLa
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Vids
Category:Star Trek Vids
Category:2010 Vids
Category:2021 Featured Articles
Star Trek: Voyager Update

Star Trek: Voyager Update was a Star Trek: Voyager mailing list (also referred to as a newsletter) run by Seth Dilday.
After issue #10, this publication was renamed "Stardate." 
There were 46 issues over the period of about a year. They are archived here.
"Stardate merged with TrekScoop to form Transwarp." 
On October 21, 2000, a fan commented: "Its [sic] still hard to believe, but its now been a year and two months since the last TW issue was released. The TEXT newsletter continues to experience a major shutdown because Seth (Our Main Editor) has been busy because of the Real World. We have lost all contact with him, and we have no clue if he will ever come back." Transwarp 
==About==
From the first issue: 
==Issues==
* Issue #46, July 13, 1997.
* Issue #45, July 7, 1997.
* Issue #44, June 29, 1997.
* Issue #43, June 22, 1997.
* Issue #42, June 8, 1997.
* Issue #41, May 11, 1997.
* Issue #40, April 21, 1997.
* Issue #39, April 5, 1997.
* Issue #38, March 31, 1997.
* Issue #37, March 15, 1997.
* Issue #36, March 2, 1997.
* Issue #35, February 9, 1997.
* Issue #34, February 9, 1997.
* Issue #33, January 18, 1997.
* Issue #32, January 11, 1997.
* Issue #31, December 31, 1996.
* Issue #30, December 8, 1996.
* Issue #29, November 30, 1996.
* Issue #28, November 18, 1996.
* Issue #27, November 9, 1996.
* Issue #26, November 5, 1996.
* Issue #25, October 29, , 1996.
* Issue #24, October 20, 1996.
* Issue #23, October 7, 1996.
* Issue #22, September 28, 1996.
* Issue #21, September 10, 1996.
* Issue #20, September 1, 1996.
* Issue #19, August 25, 1996.
* Issue #18, August 18, 1996 (two parts)
* Issue #17, August 11, 1996.
* Issue #16, August 5, 1996.
* Issue #15, July 23, 1996.
* Issue #14-A, July 15, 1996.
* Issue #14, July 14, 1996.
* Issue #13, July 7, 1996.
* Issue #12, June 22, 1996.
* Issue #11, June 15, 1996.
* Edition #10, June 9, 1996.
* Edition #9, June 2, 1996.
* Edition #8, May 28, 1996.
* Edition #7, May 19, 1996.
* Edition #6B, May 14, 1996.
* Edition #6A, May 14, 1996.
* Edition #6, May 6, 1996.
* Edition #5, April 28, 1996.
* Edition #4, April 21, 1996.
* Edition #3, April 14, 1996.
* Edition #2, April 7, 1996.
* Edition #1, April 4, 1996.
==References==
Category:1996 Mailing Lists
Category:1997 Mailing Lists
Category:Star Trek VOY Mailing Lists
Star Trek & Star Street

Star Trek & Star Street is a Star Trek: TOS zine published in Japan.
It is unknown if it is in Japanese or English.
==Issue 1==
Star Trek & Star Street 1 contains 147 pages.
Image:startrekstarstreetfront.jpg|front cover of issue #1
Image:startrekstarstreetback.jpg|back cover of issue #1
==Issue 2==
Star Trek & Star Street 2 contains 92 pages.
Image:startrekstarstreetfront2.jpg|front cover of issue #2
Image:startrekstarstreetback2.jpg|back cover of issue #2
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Japanese-Speaking Fandom
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
Star Trek & Star Street 4 contains 92 pages.
Image:Startrekstarstreet4front.jpeg|front cover of issue #4
Image:Startrekanstarstreet4sample.jpeg|Pages 56 and 57
==Issue 5==
Star Trek & The Women's Libber

Star Trek & The Women's Libber is a 1973 essay by Debra Bucher. 
It was printed in A Piece of the Action #6.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* lack of agency for Star Trek female characters, specifically Janice Rand and Uhura
* other shows, and commercials, of the time were far worse
* Star Trek: The Animated Series was rumored to have some female empowerment in the upcoming episode, The Lorelei Signal
==From the Essay==
==Addendum==
In the same issue of "A Piece of the Action," the author added this addendum. It refers to a conversation she had at the con, Vul-Con about the upcoming episode of the yet un-aired, Star Trek: The Animated Series and a rumored scene:
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1973 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Sexism & Fandom
Star Trek (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Star Trek is a non-fiction collection of articles, interviews and photos. 
They are souvenir con zines for the combined convention with Houstoncon in 1974 and 1975.
A fan said: 
==Issue 1==
Star Trek 74 contains 38 pages. 
* Koenig on Star Trek, by Walter Koenig
* William Shatner: Mister Versatility, by Steve Jacques (from Fighting Stars magazine)
* Star Trek's Real Star (Mr. Spock), by Jimmy Thornton James Van Hise 
* An Evening With Leonard Nimoy, by James Van Hise
* Starship Chronicles (Menagerie photos)
* TV Guide Blurbs collection 
* Star Trek: The Way it Was - brief actor bios from the Paramount Studios advertisement packet
* Star Trek bloopers
* 5 pgs of advertisements
* New Series Pits 400-Man Craft against Space: Sept 3, 1966 TV Guide article, by Charles Witbeck
* Star Trek, by James Van Hise
Image:startrek74inside1.jpg| inside pages from issue #1
Image:startrek74inside2.jpg| inside pages from issue #1
==Issue 2==
 
Star Trek 75 contains 38 pages.
* Focus on Walter Koenig 
* Leonard Nimoy, Vocalist 
* Interview with James Doohan by G.B. Love 
* Star Trek's Koenig a Big Hit 
* How to Make the World a Home by P. Holter 
* Star Trek Animation Models by J. Ellis
Image:startrek75inside1.jpg|inside pages from issue #2
Image:startrek75inside2.jpg|inside pages from issue #2
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:Con Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Star Trek - The Fans: A Study of the Legend and Its Followers

Star Trek - The Fans: A Study of the Legend and Its Followers was a fan-run survey printed in STAG #48. 
The results were intended to be a book proposal for a pro book along the lines of Star Trek Lives!. It is unknown if this book was actually published.
From the survey's prologue:
==Survey Questions==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Surveys
Category:Surveys by Fans
Category:1981 Fan Surveys