Star Trek New Voyages: Phase II 

These are the new voyages of the starship Enterprise. Picking up from where the original 5-year mission left-off, a new cast continues the adventures of this legendary crew: to boldly go where no human has ever gone before & to search for new life forms.

Creator:

Gene Roddenberry

Stars:

Charles Root, John M. Kelley, James Cawley

1 win & 4 nominations.

Cast

Series cast summary:
Charles Root	...	Scott / ... 15 episodes, 2004-2016
John M. Kelley	...	Dr. McCoy / ... 13 episodes, 2004-2016
James Cawley	...	Kirk / ... 13 episodes, 2004-2013
Jeff Mailhotte	...	Sentell / ... 12 episodes, 2004-2014
Patrick Bell	...	Xon / ... 11 episodes, 2004-2016
Ron Boyd	...	DeSalle / ... 10 episodes, 2004-2013
Brandon Stacy	...	Mr. Spock / ... 10 episodes, 2011-2016
Jay Storey	...	Kyle / ... 9 episodes, 2004-2012
Ron M. Gates	...	Extra / ... 9 episodes, 2006-2016
Paul Sieber	...	Ahrens / ... 8 episodes, 2006-2013
Ed Abbate	...	Extra / ... 8 episodes, 2004-2011
Brian Holloway	...	Extra / ... 7 episodes, 2007-2014
Riva Gijanto	...	Extra / ... 7 episodes, 2006-2013
Ralph M. Miller	...	Extra / ... 7 episodes, 2006-2013

Storyline

These are the new voyages of the starship Enterprise. Picking up from where the original 5-year mission left-off, a new cast continues the adventures of this legendary crew: to boldly go where no human has ever gone before & to search for new life forms.

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Plot Keywords:

fan series | star trek fan film | outer space | fan film | 23rd century | 

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Taglines:

"The five year mission continues ...."

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Genres:

Action | Adventure | Sci-Fi

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Certificate:

TV-PG

Details

Official Sites:

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Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

16 January 2004 (USA)

Also Known As:

Star Trek New Voyages: Phase II

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$30,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Cawley Entertainment Company, Cow Creek Productions, Retro Studios

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Stereo Stereo (Western Electric Recording)

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Production design was meant to mirror that of the original "Star Trek" series as closely as possible, going so far as to utilize vintage materials in constructing the sets, props and costumes, though with a few technological updates such as LCD monitors used instead of slides and camera reels for computer screens. Writer/director David Gerrold has joked that the new set is actually more accurate than the original one.

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Connections

Spun-off from Star Trek (1966)

User Reviews

Unfortunate casting hurts this spectacular effort!

Damn! With the faithful and impressive recreations of the sets and costumes, this effort was truly promising. At first, I just assumed it was supposed to be a new crew, complete with a Vulcan and Black female Communications officer, which was fine with me because the show is so visually pleasing. Then - wait - they're supposed to actually be the classic characters? In that case - with the amount of time and money that must've went into this, the creative forces behind it should have thrown the casting net wider - a lot wider. I almost feel bad saying it, but the lame performances and outright bad acting make this a wasted effort (with the exception of Chekov - he's a keeper). Also, the audio is too dry (or are the actors just that flat?) throw in a little reverb on that opening! Also the live action video is too crisp, isn't there an effect used to make digital look like film? Regardless I applaud the awesome resurrection of the Enterprise Bridge, the colorful uniforms - everything that isn't acting! Way to boldly go!