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Star Trek on Satellite TV

Star Trek has remained one of TV and film's longest running franchises. Originally brought to the screen in 1966, it continues to delight audiences and a core group of fans around the world. It won its first Oscar in 1999, and reruns of its many TV series and movies still garner high ratings. For true fans, dubbed "Trekkies," the availability of reruns on TV has been alleviated somewhat by online content. For some though, the thrill of seeing Star Trek episodes and movies on TV is more reason to celebrate than any sports even. Satellite TV captures these great science fiction moments, and has made more Star Trek content available on TV than ever before.

Television Series on Satellite TV:

Star Trek: The Original Series (1966-1969)

The original Star Trek series featuring Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock started the phenomenon. The series only ran for four years, but started the incredible fan sensation known as Star Trek. Through the series, its creator, Gene Rodenberry, was able to comment on the state of the world and promote a progressive agenda.

Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987-1994)

After a long hiatus during which time Star Trek movies were the only advancement of the series, Rodenberry came forward with a new idea to networks. It featured a new cast, and many were doubtful of its popularity. Surprisingly, it proved extremely popular and profitable for Paramount, and The Next Generation ran for seven years, the longest of any Star Trek franchise series. The episodes can be seen on satellite TV on G4 network.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993-1999)
Again, Deep Space Nine featured a new cast and a new setting. Taking place on a space station (and not a ship), it again silenced critics with its popularity. It gave way to Voyager and a number of spinoffs and shared episodes, but lasted only until 1999. Reruns are occasionally seen on G4 and Sci-Fi network on satellite TV.

Star Trek: Voyager (1995-2001)

Voyager broke new ground with a female captain, for the first time in series history. It was shown on the newly-founded UPN network. Although initially popular, ratings slid in later years. Reruns are found occasionally on Sci-Fi network.

Star Trek: Enterprise (2001-2005)

The latest venture into TV shows for Star Trek proved popular initially, but ratings slid dramatically in later years. It was popular almost exclusively for series devotees, but provided a number of homage's to previous series and parts of the show's history.

Star Trek (2009): The 2009 Star Trek movie is of special note because it will be the first Star Trek movie available on satellite TV in high definition. The HD broadcast of this film will be available first through pay-per-view on demand, and then through subscription movie networks like HBO. With so many options, satellite TV is the clear choice for any Star Trek fan.

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