Star Trek: Looking Back at the BBC’s Ban and Censorship
Learn how the BBC refused to air four episodes of the original Star Trek series between 1969 and 1994, and why fans campaigned for their inclusion. Find out which episodes were banned, why, and how they differed from the U.S broadcasts.
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The BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) was one of the UK broadcasters of StarTrek and is the parent corporation of BBC Worldwide, which in turn operates BBC America. The corporation had the rights to show StarTrek: The Original Series, StarTrek: The Animated Series, StarTrek: The Next...
The 'banned' Star Trek episode that promised a united ... - BBC
The 'banned' StarTrek episode that promised a united Ireland. 3 March 2024. By Michael Sheils McNamee, BBC News. Share. Paramount. Android character Data describes the "Irish unification of...
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BBC Two - Star Trek: The Next Generation - Episode guide
View episodes. The crew of the USS Enterprise defeat a group of rogue Borg in more sci-fi adventures. Series 7 homepage.
Star Trek BBC debut - 12th July 1969 - YouTube
The series had its British debut on BBC 1, starting with Where No Man Has Gone Before, broadcast in black and white on July 12th 1969 (53 years ago). Available episodes were picked at random for...
Star Trek on the BBC (and ITV): The Films - Blogger
The film jumped to BBC2 on Sunday 9 February 2003, and then BBC3 on Saturday 19 July, before returning to BBC1 on 20 December 2003. The BBC heavily cut the movie, removing nearly all the Borg assimilation scenes and swearing. The BBC never bought the rights to Star Trek: Insurrection.
The most remarkable Star Trek episode ever made - BBC
A watershed moment. So what was the turning point that moved StarTrek away from these dated follies to the kind of thoughtful, genuinely progressive representation seen in Discovery and...
Star Trek: The Deep Space Nine episode that predicted a ... - BBC
In the 1990s the StarTrek series Deep Space Nine predicted a dystopian vision of 2024 homelessness that has parallels with reality.
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Classic science fiction series following the adventures of the starship USS Enterprise and her indomitable crew.
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Learn how the BBC refused to air four episodes of the original Star Trek series between 1969 and 1994, and why fans campaigned for their inclusion. Find out which episodes were banned, why, and how they differed from the U.S broadcasts.
The BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) was one of the UK broadcasters of Star Trek and is the parent corporation of BBC Worldwide, which in turn operates BBC America. The corporation had the rights to show Star Trek: The Original Series, Star Trek: The Animated Series, Star Trek: The Next...
The 'banned' Star Trek episode that promised a united Ireland. 3 March 2024. By Michael Sheils McNamee, BBC News. Share. Paramount. Android character Data describes the "Irish unification of...
All episodes of Star Trek.
View episodes. The crew of the USS Enterprise defeat a group of rogue Borg in more sci-fi adventures. Series 7 homepage.
The series had its British debut on BBC 1, starting with Where No Man Has Gone Before, broadcast in black and white on July 12th 1969 (53 years ago). Available episodes were picked at random for...
The film jumped to BBC2 on Sunday 9 February 2003, and then BBC3 on Saturday 19 July, before returning to BBC1 on 20 December 2003. The BBC heavily cut the movie, removing nearly all the Borg assimilation scenes and swearing. The BBC never bought the rights to Star Trek: Insurrection.
A watershed moment. So what was the turning point that moved Star Trek away from these dated follies to the kind of thoughtful, genuinely progressive representation seen in Discovery and...
In the 1990s the Star Trek series Deep Space Nine predicted a dystopian vision of 2024 homelessness that has parallels with reality.
Classic science fiction series following the adventures of the starship USS Enterprise and her indomitable crew.