Leonard Nimoy is set to host a History Channel documentary next month celebrating the 40-year science fiction phenomenon that is Star Trek. Scheduled to air Monday, February 19, 2007 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT (that is a US thing), "Star Trek: Beyond the Final Frontier" is an exclusive look behind one of the world's most popular entertainment franchises.

http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/news/article/36837.html

You beat me to posting it Kennith! lol I'm all set to watch it..

A reminder, almost there...

Leonard Nimoy is set to host a History Channel documentary next month celebrating the 40-year science fiction phenomenon that is Star Trek. Scheduled to air Monday, February 19, 2007 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT, "Star Trek: Beyond the Final Frontier" is an exclusive look behind one of the world's most popular entertainment franchises.
It starts here

http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/f ... 32335.html

Thanks for the reminder!

Rome & BSG on Sunday, and this on Monday. Good deal.

I completely forgot about that until I saw this topic. I can't wait to watch it!

Also look for 'Star Trek Tech' and 'How William Shatner Changed the World'. These two other shows are on more than once on the same day. The second show is very funny. Shatner hosts the second show and he is a better comic than he was a star ship captain.

Lenard does the third show

Star Trek: Beyond the Final Frontier was OK. It was based on the auction that Paramount held for much of the Star Trek costumes and props. You get to see a lot of the stuff. The highlight for me was the ST convention in Germany. Here two ladies dressed a Klingon sang the Beatel's song "let it be" in Klingon. The better show was Star Trek Tech. This was more of a look at what might and might not come to pass from the Star Trek vision of new technology. They again dumped on the transporters as you have likely heard before. It has to do with the Heisenberg uncertainty principle but you already knew that. Damn you Mr. H! They said "shields" and cloaking my really happen. The shields would be more like energy plasma to absorb a beam weapon and the cloak would indeed be a bending of light. They said a warp of space time can be done but as a means of travel it will be in our dreams for a long time to come. Despite Williams's obesity Leonard sounds like he has aged more.

Got to agree with Ken. But overall was a great show! Loved seeing the actual models they used. Fantastic! Those ships were the rage.. And 1 ship sold for $500,000 (yes half million) Wish I had that kind of cash to make a buy like that.

Oh Well it was a relly good show though...