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...-- Hollywood understood the franchise was marketable. For years Roddenberry resisted Paramount Pictures' efforts to create a sequel, waiting until he could craft it the way he wanted. The buzz on "Star Trek: The Next Generation" ("TNG" to...

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File:ST-TNG Captain's Holiday.jpg Image from '' episode, ''Captain's Holiday (TNG episode) © 1990 Paramount Pictures, produced by Gene Roddenberry. This image is a screen capture from the episode "Captain's Holiday" and is being used for...

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...imagined world of the 23rd (and, later, 24th) century. In this film publicity image released by Paramount Pictures, Zachary Quinto stars as Spock in a scene from, "Star Trek." (AP Photo/Paramount Pictures) ** NO SALES ** In the runup...

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...a total of twenty-two half-hour episodes. The popularity of the syndicated Star Trek led Paramount Pictures and Roddenberry to begin developing a new "Star Trek Phase 2" series in May 1975. Work on the series came to an end when the...

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...Box Office Mojo says it was also the biggest opening yet for the Star Trek franchise. Paramount Pictures' Star Wars-like treatment of Gene Roddenberry's science fiction franchise resulted in the biggest Trek opening yet, soaring past the...

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...before he was able to do so. Despite his reduced management of Star Trek near the end of his life, Roddenberry was respected enough that Paramount Pictures, owners of the various Star Trek series, agreed to his request that '' be stripped...

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...by series creator Gene Roddenberry, the first and only edition was published in 1991 (ISBN 0-671-70427-3) by Pocket Books, and Paramount Pictures holds all copyrights. The ST:TNG TM is written from the perspective of the 24th century,...

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...of the effects grew after the television movie became The Motion Picture. Abel and Associates bid $4 million for doing the film's effects and Paramount accepted. By May 1978 Abel revised their bid $750,000 upwards as new effects were...

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Once they got his approval, O'Quinn and Jacobs proceeded to put together the magazine but Paramount Studios, who owned Star Trek, wanted a minimum royalty that was too much for their costs to cover and the project was shelved. O'Quinn...

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