Filmografia StarTrek

Filmografía

Star Trek Series

·                    "The Man Trap", George Clayton Johnson, 1966.

·                    "Charlie X", Gene Roddenberry, 1966.

·                    "Where No Man Has Gone Before", Samuel A. Peeples, 1966.

·                    "The Naked Time", John D. F. Black, 1966.

·                    "The Enemy Within", Richard Matheson, 1966.

·                    "Mudd's Women", Gene Roddenberry, 1966.

·                    "What Are Little Girls Made Of?", Robert Bloch, 1966.

·                    "Miri", Adrian Spies, 1966.

·                    "Dagger of the Mind", S. Bar-David, 1966.

·                    "The Corbomite Maneuver", Jerry Sohl, 1966.

·                    "The Menagerie, Part I", Gene Roddenberry, 1966.

·                    "The Menagerie, Part II", Gene Roddenberry, 1966.

·                    "The Conscience of the King", Barry Trivers, 1966.

·                    "Balance of Terror", Paul Schneider, 1966.

·                    "Shore Leave", Theodore Sturgeon, 1966.

·                    "The Galileo Seven", Oliver Crawford, 1967.

·                    "The Squire of Gothos", Paul Schneider, 1967.

·                    "Arena", Fredric Brown, 1967.

·                    "Tomorrow Is Yesterday", D. C. Fontana, 1967.

·                    "Court Martial". Don M. Mankiewicz, 1967.

·                    "The Return of the Archons". Gene Roddenberry, 1967.

·                    "Space Seed". Carey Wilber, 1967.

·                    "A Taste of Armageddon": Robert Hamner, 1967.

·                    "This Side of Paradise", Nathan Butler and D. C. Fontana, 1967.

·                    "The Devil in the Dark", Gene L. Coon, 1967.

·                    "Errand of Mercy", Gene L. Coon, 1967

·                    "The Alternative Factor", Don Ingalls, 1967.

·                    "The City on the Edge of Forever", Harlan Ellison, 1967.

·                    "Operation: Annihilate!", Steven W. Carabatsos, 1967.

·                    "Amok Time", Theodore Sturgeon, 1967.

·                    "Who Mourns for Adonais?", Gilbert Ralston, 1967.

·                    "The Changeling", John Meredyth Lucas, 1967.

·                    "Mirror, Mirror", Jerome Bixby, 1967.

·                    "The Apple,  Max Ehrlich, 1967.

·                    "The Doomsday Machine", Norman Spinrad, 1967.

·                    "Catspaw", Robert Bloch, 1967.

·                    "I, Mudd", Stephen Kandel, 1967.

·                    "Metamorphosis", Gene L. Coon, 1967.

·                    "Journey to Babel", D. C. Fontana, 1967

·                    "Friday's Child", D. C. Fontana, 1967.

·                    "The Deadly Years", David P. Harmon, 1967.

·                    "Obsession", Art Wallace, 1967.

·                    "Wolf in the Fold", Robert Bloch, 1967.

·                    "The Trouble with Tribbles", David Gerrold, 1967.

·                    "The Gamesters of Triskelion", Margaret Armen, 1968.

·                    "A Piece of the Action", David P. Harmon and Gene L. Coon

·                    Story: David P, Harmon, 1968.

·                    "The Immunity Syndrome", Robert Sabaroff, 1968.

·                    "A Private Little War", Jud Crucis, 1968.

·                    "Return to Tomorrow", John Kingsbridge, 1968.

·                    "Patterns of Force", John Meredyth Lucas, 1968.

·                    "By Any Other Name", Jerome Bixby, 1968.

·                    "The Omega Glory", Gene Roddenberry, 1968.

·                    "The Ultimate Computer", Laurence N. Wolfe, 1968.

·                    "Bread and Circuses", Gene Roddenberry & Gene Coon, 1968.

·                    "Assignment: Earth", Gene Roddenberry & Art Wallace, 1968.

·                    "Spock's Brain", Lee Cronin[D], 1968.

·                    "The Enterprise Incident", D. C. Fontana, 1968.

·                    "The Paradise Syndrome", Margaret Armen, 1968.

·                    "And the Children Shall Lead", Edward J. Lakso, 1968.

·                    "Is There in Truth No Beauty?", Jean Lisette Aroeste, 1968.

·                    "Spectre of the Gun", Lee Cronin, 1968.

·                    "Day of the Dove", Jerome Bixby, 1968.

·                    "For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky", Rik Vollaerts, 1968.

·                    "The Tholian Web", Judy Burns and Chet Richards, 1968.

·                    "Plato's Stepchildren", Meyer Dolinsky, 1968.

·                    "Wink of an Eye", Teleplay by, Arthur Heinemann. Story by, Lee Cronin, 1968.

·                    "The Empath"l Joyce Muskat, 1968.

·                    "Elaan of Troyius", John Meredyth Lucas, 1968.

·                    "Whom Gods Destroy", Lee Erwin and Jerry Sohl, 1969.

·                    "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield", Lee Cronin[D], 1969.

·                    "The Mark of Gideon", George F. Slavin and Stanley Adams, 1969.

·                    "That Which Survives", Michael Richards, 1969.

·                    "The Lights of Zetar", Jeremy Tarcher and Shari Lewis, 1969.

·                    "Requiem for Methuselah", Jerome Bixby, 1969.

·                    "The Way to Eden", Michael Richards and Arthur Heinemann, 1969.

·                    "The Cloud Minders", David Gerrold and Oliver Crawford, 1969.

·                    "The Savage Curtain", Gene Roddenberry, 1969.

·                    "All Our Yesterdays", Jean Lisette Aroeste, 1969.

·                    "Turnabout Intruder", Gene Roddenberry, 1969.

Star Trek Serie Animada

·                    "Beyond the Farthest Star". Samuel A. Peeples, 1973.

·                    "Yesteryear", D. C. Fontana, 1973.

·                    "One of Our Planets Is Missing", Marc Daniels, 1973

·                    "The Lorelei Signal", Margaret Armen, 1973

·                    "More Tribbles, More Troubles", David Gerrold  , 1973

·                    "The Survivor", James Schmerer, 1973.

·                    "The Infinite Vulcan", Walter Koenig, 1973.

·                    "The Magicks of Megas-tu", Larry Brody, 1973.

·                    "Once Upon a Planet", Chuck Menville, Len Janson, 1973.

·                    "Mudd's Passion", Stephen Kandel, 1973.

·                    "The Terratin Incident", Paul Schneider, 1973.

·                    "The Time Trap", Joyce Perry, 1973.

·                    "The Ambergris Element", Margaret Armen, 1973.

·                    "The Slaver Weapon", Larry Niven, 1973.

·                    "The Eye of the Beholder", David P. Harmon, 1974

·                    "The Jihad", Stephen Kandel, 1974

·                    "The Pirates of Orion", Howard Weinstein, 1974.

·                    "Bem" , David Gerrold, 1974.

·                    "The Practical Joker", Chuck Menville, 1974.

·                    "Albatross", Dario Finelli, 1974.

·                    "How Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth", Russell Bates, David Wise, 1974.

·                    "The Counter-Clock Incident", John Culver, 1974.

Star Trek Peliculas

·     “The Motion Picture”, Director: Robert Wise, Historia: Harold Livingston & Alan Dean Foster, 1979.

·         “The Wraht of Khan, Director Nicholas Meyer, Historia: Jack B. Sowards & Harve Bennett, 1982.

·         “The Search for Spock”, Dierctor Leonard Nimoy, Historia Steve Meerson, Harve Bennett, Leonard Nimoy, 1984.

·         “The Voyage Home”, Director Leonard Nimoy, Historia David Loughery, 1986

·         “The Final Frontier”, Director William Shatner, Historia William Shatner & Harve Bennett, 1989.

·         “The Undiscovery Country”, Director Nicholas Meyer, Historia Leonard Nimoy, Lawrence Konner, Mark Rosenthal, 1991.

·         “Generations”, Director David Carson, Historia Rick Berman, Ronald D. Moore, Brannon Braga, 1994

·         “First Contact”, Director Jonathan Frakes, Historia Rick Berman, Ronald D. Moore, Brannon Braga, 1996

·         “Insurrection”, Director Jonathan Frakes, Historia Rick Berman, Michael Piller. 1998.

·         “Nemesis”, Director Stuart Baird, Historia John Logan, Rick Berman, Brent Spiner, 2002.