In February, news came out that the fleet of Nickelodeon and CBS Television marched together on creating something new that hasn’t been done ever before. Yes, it’s Nickelodeon’s first animated Star Trek TV Show.
Thanks to the official Star Trek TV show website, sharing its first details on the TV Series. Follow all the details below that TV Show Stars has learned!
Nickelodeon’s New Star Trek Animated Series First Details
The CG animated series Star Trek, developed by Dan and Kevin Hageman, are in the horde of a new TV show, following up a group of lawless teens who discover a derelict “Starfleet ship” to use it to search for adventure, meaning, and salvation.
“Star Trek, Nickelodeon, and the state of animation are doing incredibly ambitious things as of late. We couldn’t be more excited to jump aboard,” said Dan and Kevin Hageman.
Meanwhile, Alex Kurtzman, who is spearheading CBS’ new Star Trek Tv show push, added;
“Star Trek’s mission is to inspire generations of dreamers to build a brighter future.”
In addition, 2009 Novel Star Trek: Countdown writer, Kurtzman noted that “Dan and Kevin had crafted a story that honors its exploratory spirit in a way that’s never been done before, while the Nickelodeon team blew us away with their excitement at bringing Trek to a younger generation around the world.”
As a matter of fact, the Star Trek Tv show’s new animated series, which is yet to be titled, also has the other CBS animated comedy series in development, including Star Trek: Lower Decks.
Above all, other current Trek projects TV show are Star Trek: Discovery, the untitled Jean-Luc Picard series (just started shooting), and a Section 31 spinoff!
Star Trek TV Show Animation Begins | Cast Members Announced
The production of the yet-left-to-be-titled Star Trek series has begun in southern California. Curiosity raises amidst the fans, while the CBS All Access series has not officially been named.
But good news, it will feature Patrick Stewart returning to the role of Jean-Luc Picard twenty years after the events of Star Trek: Nemesis.
With the TV show’s first season scheduled to run for ten one-hour episodes, the animated TV series is expected to wrap production in mid-September.
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Produced by Kurtzman’s Secret Hideout and CBS Studios, the series is set to join Star Trek: Discovery on CBS All Access later this year.
Alison Pill, Isa Briones, and Harry Treadaway have been announced as the latest addition to the Star Trek TV show’s cast. Well, the new casts are joining Santiago Cabrera, Michelle Hurd, Evan Evagora, and Patrick Stewart.
Star Trek: TV Series Episodes
Gene Roddenberry produces the Star Trek Animated TV Show and first featured the voices of virtually every named star, including William Shatner Leonard Nimoy, George Takei, Nichelle Nichols, and the rest of the crew in 22 animated episodes that are considered canon by Trekkies the world around.
This TV show is the first to document the animated series, each episode lovingly and authoritatively described by authors who had astonishing access to behind-the-scenes tales, original scripts, and the talent who made it all happen.
Star Trek: The Animated Series| Season 1 | Episodes
- Beyond the Farthest Star
- Yesteryear
- One of Our Planets is Missing
- The Lorelei Signal
- More Tribbles, More Troubles
- The Survivor
- Behind the Scenes: Returning Cast
- The Infinite Vulcan
- The Magicks of Megas-Tu
- Once Upon a Planet
- Mudd’s Passion
- The Terratin Incident
- Behind the Scenes: Music
- The Time Trap
- The Ambergris Element
- The Slaver Weapon
- The Eye of the Beholder
- The Jihad
- Behind the Scenes: Animation
Star Trek: The Animated Series| Season 2 | Episodes
- The Pirates of Orion
- The Practical Joker
- Albatross
- How Sharper Than a Serpent’s Tooth
- The Counter-Clock Incident
- Series Legacy
Star Trek Animated TV Show Characters | How many guest stars came back to voice their characters again?
Three guest actors returned to voice their animated versions in the history of Star Trek TV Show:
1. Mark Lenard
Mark Lenard, who portrayed Sarek in “The Journey to Babel” (TOS), returned to voice Sarek in “Yesteryear.”
2. Roger C. Carmel
Roger C. Carmel, who portrayed Harry Mudd in “Mudd’s Women” (TOS) and “I, Mudd” (TOS), returned to voice Mudd in “Mudd’s Passion.”
3. Stanley Adams
Stanley Adams, who portrayed Cyrano Jones in “The Trouble With Tribbles” (TOS), returned to voice Jones in “More Tribbles, More Troubles.”
Were the characters Lieutenant Arex and Lieutenant M’Ress ever used again in any later comics or novels?
Yes! Arex was referred to in one scene in David Gerrold‘s 1981 novel “The Galactic Whirlpool,” but he had no dialogue.
Also, on page 13 of A.C. Crispin’s 1988 novel “Time for Yesterday,” Admiral Kirk referred to a Commander Arex.
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M’Ress and Arex appeared in some late 1980‘s STAR TREK comics written by Peter David. They came on board with issue #37 (set right after STAR TREK IV) and stayed until #58. Some of these are collected in the graphic novel “Who Killed Captain Kirk?”
Surprisingly, M’Ress appeared and was named in the 1975 Peter Pan comic/record “Passage to Moauv” but was drawn to resemble an Orion woman.
Was there ever a Star Trek animated feature production planned?
No, never!
The animated series got canceled in 1974, and even if it became somewhat successful, Saturday morning TV shows weren’t made into animated movies in the early 1970s.
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The exception to this was He-Man, but the movie it spawned was a live-action feature.
Official Guide To Star Trek: The Animated Series Releasing Later This Year
The new Animated Series of Star Trek TV show gave a new offering from Simon & Schuster and CBS Consumer Products to look forward to, as Star Trek: The Official Guide to the Animated Series that is set to be released later this year.
Written by Rich Schepis and Aaron Harvey, The Official Guide book will delve into each of the “22 episodes” throughout its 160 pages.
In fact, this is the first of its kind to explore the second iteration of Star Trek on TV at this level.
Star Trek: The Official Guide to the Animated Series will be releasing on September 3, which is now available to “pre-order on Amazon.”
