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== 2001 == |
== 2001 == |
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* [[5 January]] - [[Nancy Parsons]] dies. |
* [[5 January]] - [[Nancy Parsons]] dies. |
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* [[6 January]] - [[Scott Marlowe]] dies. |
* [[6 January]] - [[Scott Marlowe]] dies. |
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| − | * [[17 January]] - |
+ | * [[17 January]] - |
| + | ** {{VOY|Shattered}} airs. |
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| − | + | ** [[Gordon Belljohns Love]] dies. |
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* [[22 January]] - [[Star Trek VHS releases in the UK|UK VHS release]]: [[VOY Season 6 UK VHS|VOY volume 6.13]] (end season 6). |
* [[22 January]] - [[Star Trek VHS releases in the UK|UK VHS release]]: [[VOY Season 6 UK VHS|VOY volume 6.13]] (end season 6). |
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* [[23 January]] - [[Arthur Bernard]] dies. |
* [[23 January]] - [[Arthur Bernard]] dies. |
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* [[24 January]] - {{VOY|Lineage}} airs. |
* [[24 January]] - {{VOY|Lineage}} airs. |
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* [[31 January]] - {{VOY|Repentance}} airs. |
* [[31 January]] - {{VOY|Repentance}} airs. |
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=== February === |
=== February === |
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* [[9 February]] - [[Decipher]] acquires [[FANtastic Media]] and takes over publishing of ''[[Star Trek: Communicator]]''. |
* [[9 February]] - [[Decipher]] acquires [[FANtastic Media]] and takes over publishing of ''[[Star Trek: Communicator]]''. |
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* [[14 February]] - {{VOY|The Void}} airs. |
* [[14 February]] - {{VOY|The Void}} airs. |
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| + | * [[15 February]] - [[Roy Sickner]] dies. |
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* [[21 February]] - {{VOY|Workforce}} airs. |
* [[21 February]] - {{VOY|Workforce}} airs. |
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* [[28 February]] - {{VOY|Workforce, Part II}} airs. |
* [[28 February]] - {{VOY|Workforce, Part II}} airs. |
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| + | * ''[[Star Trek: Special]]'' released. |
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=== March === |
=== March === |
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* [[14 May]] - Filming on ''Enterprise'' begins with the pilot, {{e|Broken Bow}}. |
* [[14 May]] - Filming on ''Enterprise'' begins with the pilot, {{e|Broken Bow}}. |
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* [[16 May]] - {{VOY|Renaissance Man}} airs. |
* [[16 May]] - {{VOY|Renaissance Man}} airs. |
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| + | * [[23 May]] - |
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| − | + | ** [[Harry Townes]] dies. |
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* [[26 May]] - [[Anne Haney]] dies. |
* [[26 May]] - [[Anne Haney]] dies. |
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=== June === |
=== June === |
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| + | * [[1 June]] - Several scenes for the ''Star Trek: Enterprise'' pilot episode {{e|Broken Bow}} were filmed on [[Paramount Stage 18]] including the "sun porch" flashback scenes, bridge scenes, and the scenes in the cramped crawlspace. |
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| + | * [[2 June]] - [[Pilar Seurat]] dies. |
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* [[4 June]] - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.3, VOY volume 7.3. |
* [[4 June]] - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.3, VOY volume 7.3. |
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| + | * [[12 June]] - Several scenes for the ''Star Trek: Enterprise'' pilot episode {{e|Broken Bow}} were filmed on [[Filming locations|location]] in [[Bakersfield]], California which stood in as [[Broken Bow]], [[Oklahoma]]. |
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| + | * [[13 June]] - Several scenes for the ''Star Trek: Enterprise'' pilot episode {{e|Broken Bow}} were filmed on [[Filming locations|location]] in [[Bakersfield]], California which stood in as [[Broken Bow]], [[Oklahoma]]. |
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| + | * [[19 June]] - Four scenes for the ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'' pilot episode {{e|Broken Bow}} were filmed on [[Filming locations|location]] in [[Malibu]]. |
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=== July === |
=== July === |
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* [[2 July]] - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.4, VOY volume 7.4. |
* [[2 July]] - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.4, VOY volume 7.4. |
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| + | * [[4 July]] - [[Bruce Alan Solow]] dies. |
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* [[16 July]] - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.5, VOY volume 7.5. |
* [[16 July]] - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.5, VOY volume 7.5. |
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* [[31 July]] - [[Fred Carson]] dies. |
* [[31 July]] - [[Fred Carson]] dies. |
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[[File:ENT head.png|right|thumb|''Enterprise'']] |
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* [[3 September]] - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.7, VOY volume 7.7. |
* [[3 September]] - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.7, VOY volume 7.7. |
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| + | * [[10 September]] - First day of recording on the score for {{ENT|Broken Bow}} at [[Paramount Stage M]], conducted by [[Dennis McCarthy]]. |
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| + | * [[11 September]] - Despite the events of the day, Dennis McCarthy and the orchestra elect to continue recording on the score for "Broken Bow" at Paramount Stage M, rather than postpone the session. McCarthy would later describe this as "''the hardest recording session of my entire career''". |
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* [[16 September]] - The [[BBC]] shows their second ''[[Star Trek Night (UK, 2001)|Star Trek Night]]''. |
* [[16 September]] - The [[BBC]] shows their second ''[[Star Trek Night (UK, 2001)|Star Trek Night]]''. |
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| + | * [[23 September]] - [[Robert Abel]] dies. |
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* [[26 September]] - ''Enterprise'' premieres on UPN with the two-hour episode {{e|Broken Bow}}. |
* [[26 September]] - ''Enterprise'' premieres on UPN with the two-hour episode {{e|Broken Bow}}. |
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=== October === |
=== October === |
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| + | * [[1 October]] - |
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+ | ** [[The National Network|The National Network (TNN)]] gains exclusive US syndication rights to ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]''. The network runs a five-day marathon, ''[[Next Gen on TNN: A 5-Day Mission]]'', featuring 77 episodes spanning all seven years of the series, hosted by [[Jonathan Frakes]], [[Michael Dorn]], [[Marina Sirtis]], and [[Wil Wheaton]]. |
| − | + | ** UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.8 (end season 4), VOY volume 7.8. |
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| + | * [[3 October]] - {{ENT|Fight or Flight}} airs. |
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| + | * [[10 October]] - {{ENT|Strange New World}} airs. |
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| + | * [[17 October]] - {{ENT|Unexpected}} airs. |
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| + | * [[24 October]] - {{ENT|Terra Nova}} airs. |
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| + | * [[31 October]] - {{ENT|The Andorian Incident}} airs. |
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=== November === |
=== November === |
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* [[5 November]] - UK VHS release: VOY volume 7.9. |
* [[5 November]] - UK VHS release: VOY volume 7.9. |
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* [[6 November]] - [[Star Trek: The Motion Picture (The Director's Edition)|''Star Trek: The Motion Picture'' (Director's Edition)]] is released on [[DVD]] in Region 1. |
* [[6 November]] - [[Star Trek: The Motion Picture (The Director's Edition)|''Star Trek: The Motion Picture'' (Director's Edition)]] is released on [[DVD]] in Region 1. |
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| − | * [[7 November]] - [[Bobby Bass]] dies. |
+ | * [[7 November]] - [[Bobby Bass]] dies. {{ENT|Breaking the Ice}} airs. |
| + | * [[14 November]] - {{ENT|Civilization}} airs. |
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| + | * [[21 November]] - {{ENT|Fortunate Son}} airs. |
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| + | * [[28 November]] - {{ENT|Cold Front}} airs. |
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=== December === |
=== December === |
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Revision as of 21:59, 19 March 2015
Template:Realworld
2001
January
- 1 January - Ray Walston dies.
- 5 January - Nancy Parsons dies.
- 6 January - Scott Marlowe dies.
- 17 January -
- VOY: "Shattered" airs.
- Gordon Belljohns Love dies.
- 22 January - UK VHS release: VOY volume 6.13 (end season 6).
- 23 January - Arthur Bernard dies.
- 24 January - VOY: "Lineage" airs.
- 31 January - VOY: "Repentance" airs.
February
- 5 February - UK VHS release: Star Trek: Voyager - Movies volume 3.
- 7 February - VOY: "Prophecy" airs.
- 9 February - Decipher acquires FANtastic Media and takes over publishing of Star Trek: Communicator.
- 14 February - VOY: "The Void" airs.
- 15 February - Roy Sickner dies.
- 21 February - VOY: "Workforce" airs.
- 28 February - VOY: "Workforce, Part II" airs.
- Star Trek: Special released.
March
- 7 March - VOY: "Human Error" airs.
- 13 March - John A. Alonzo dies.
- 19 March - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.1, VOY volume 7.1.
April
- 3 April - Pocket Books The Definitive Star Trek Trivia Book Volume II published.
- 7 April - David Graf dies.
- 9 April - Star Trek: Voyager wraps shooting. The USS Voyager sets, many of which dated back to 1977's aborted Star Trek: Phase II and were also used for Star Trek: The Next Generation and most of the motion pictures, are dismantled soon following.
- 11 April - VOY: "Q2" airs.
- 18 April - VOY: "Author, Author" airs.
- 19 April - George F. Slavin dies.
- 25 April - VOY: "Friendship One" airs.
- 27 April - Jack Murdock dies.
May
- 2 May - VOY: "Natural Law" airs.
- 7 May - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.2, VOY volume 7.2.
- 9 May - VOY: "Homestead" airs.
- 10 May - Paramount Pictures officially announces that the next Star Trek series will be called Enterprise and will be set approximately one hundred years before the original series. Creators and executive producers are Rick Berman and Brannon Braga.
- 14 May - Filming on Enterprise begins with the pilot, "Broken Bow".
- 16 May - VOY: "Renaissance Man" airs.
- 23 May -
- Harry Townes dies.
- The two-hour series finale of Star Trek: Voyager, "Endgame", airs on UPN. Promos for Enterprise are featured during commercial breaks.
- 26 May - Anne Haney dies.
June
- 1 June - Several scenes for the Star Trek: Enterprise pilot episode "Broken Bow" were filmed on Paramount Stage 18 including the "sun porch" flashback scenes, bridge scenes, and the scenes in the cramped crawlspace.
- 2 June - Pilar Seurat dies.
- 4 June - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.3, VOY volume 7.3.
- 12 June - Several scenes for the Star Trek: Enterprise pilot episode "Broken Bow" were filmed on location in Bakersfield, California which stood in as Broken Bow, Oklahoma.
- 13 June - Several scenes for the Star Trek: Enterprise pilot episode "Broken Bow" were filmed on location in Bakersfield, California which stood in as Broken Bow, Oklahoma.
- 19 June - Four scenes for the Star Trek: Enterprise pilot episode "Broken Bow" were filmed on location in Malibu.
July
- 2 July - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.4, VOY volume 7.4.
- 4 July - Bruce Alan Solow dies.
- 16 July - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.5, VOY volume 7.5.
- 31 July - Fred Carson dies.
August
- 1 August - Lola McNalley dies.
- 6 August - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.6, VOY volume 7.6.
September
Enterprise
- 3 September - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.7, VOY volume 7.7.
- 5 September - Robert H. Raff dies.
- 10 September - First day of recording on the score for ENT: "Broken Bow" at Paramount Stage M, conducted by Dennis McCarthy.
- 11 September - Despite the events of the day, Dennis McCarthy and the orchestra elect to continue recording on the score for "Broken Bow" at Paramount Stage M, rather than postpone the session. McCarthy would later describe this as "the hardest recording session of my entire career".
- 16 September - The BBC shows their second Star Trek Night.
- 23 September - Robert Abel dies.
- 26 September - Enterprise premieres on UPN with the two-hour episode "Broken Bow".
October
- 1 October -
- The National Network (TNN) gains exclusive US syndication rights to Star Trek: The Next Generation. The network runs a five-day marathon, Next Gen on TNN: A 5-Day Mission, featuring 77 episodes spanning all seven years of the series, hosted by Jonathan Frakes, Michael Dorn, Marina Sirtis, and Wil Wheaton.
- UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.8 (end season 4), VOY volume 7.8.
- 3 October - ENT: "Fight or Flight" airs.
- 10 October - ENT: "Strange New World" airs.
- 17 October - ENT: "Unexpected" airs.
- 24 October - ENT: "Terra Nova" airs.
- 31 October - ENT: "The Andorian Incident" airs.
November
- 5 November - UK VHS release: VOY volume 7.9.
- 6 November - Star Trek: The Motion Picture (Director's Edition) is released on DVD in Region 1.
- 7 November - Bobby Bass dies. ENT: "Breaking the Ice" airs.
- 14 November - ENT: "Civilization" airs.
- 21 November - ENT: "Fortunate Son" airs.
- 28 November - ENT: "Cold Front" airs.
December
- 3 December - UK VHS release: VOY volume 7.10.
- 16 December - Roy Brocksmith dies.
- 19 December - Jeffrey Alan Chandler dies.
- 24 December - UK VHS release: VOY volume 7.11.
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