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	Gold Key STAR TREK Comics - Characters
		The Gold Key series of STAR TREK comics was concerned with the adventures of the crew of the starship U.S.S. Enterprise which operated under the auspices of Starfleet which was part of the United Federation of Planets.
		While in the STAR TREK television series, the uniform color for Kirk, Sulu and Chekov was an orangish yellow, many early issues of the comic series had Chekov wearing a lime green uniform.
		The Klingons were dark skinned in the television series and had plenty of hair, but in the comic appearances they were frequently bald and had light skin.
	curtdanhauser.com /Characters_x.html (817 words)

	Star Trek: The Original Series - PopCultureReference (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The characters in the original series, and (to a lesser extent) later series, are a diverse multinational group.
		The series was created during a time of cold war politics with Communist nations, and the plots of its episodes occasionally reflect this.
		The original series infrequently shows encounters with other advanced spacefaring civilizations, including the Klingons (meant to represent the Soviet Union) and the Romulans (meant to represent the Chinese), both of which were involved in separate "cold wars" with the Federation.
	popculturereference.com /index.php/Star_Trek:_The_Original_Series (1613 words)

	In Remembrance- Phyllis Kirk
		Kirk then signed with MGM studios where she made a small number of films, before moving over to Warner Brothers in 1952 for About Face.
		As her career transitioned into television work, Kirk would only make a few more, the most notable of which were Johnny Concho (1956) with Frank Sinatra and her final film- The Sad Sack (1957) with Jerry Lewis.
		In addition to numerous guest appearances on various television series in the 1950s and 60s, Kirk was best known for joining Peter Lawford in playing the wise-cracking, husband-and-wife detective team of Nick and Nora Charles in a small screen adaptation of the classic Thin Man film series.
	www.filmbuffonline.com /InRemembrance/PhyllisKirk.htm (274 words)

	The Science-Fiction Series Characters.
		series generally only have one Ensign, one Lieutenant, etc. This is rediculous to have the focus and the stories on only one Ensign while the other Ensigns don't even get to speak.
		Yeoman Rand, who was originally planned to be Kirk's long-term love interest (and some say the original intended "trilogy" of "Kirk, Spock, Rand", as some early merchandise labeled her in the cast listing) disappeared after just 13 episodes.
		As a side-effect of having the largest cast ever for a television series, we would also have the most diverse cast ever for a television series, including the largest fl cast for a television series, and the largest hispanic cast ever for an American series.
	www.firsttvdrama.com /show1/char1.php3 (1071 words)

	Spike TV greenlights \"Blade\" for Series \| Televisionpoint.com News
		Spike TV has given the green light for a television series based on Marvel Super Hero "Blade" as the network's first original scripted series.
		The weekly series will maintain continuity with New Line Cinema's highly successful movie trilogy but will bring the main character into a new storyline with new characters.
		Kirk "Sticky" Jones ("Over There") stars in the leading role of "Blade." Kirk Jones first became widely known as "Sticky Fingaz," the front man for the hip-hop group Onyx.
	www.televisionpoint.com /news2006/newsfullstory.php?id=1138884098 (298 words)

	Sin: An Honest Mistake?
		Kirk is best known as the lovable teen heartthrob Mike Seaver, of the award winning series Growing Pains.
		Kirk was not raised in a church-going home and described himself as a devout atheist from a very young age.
		Kirk continues to be actively involved in quality family entertainment and travels throughout the country, making the most of every opportunity to further the gospel.
	www.boundless.org /2005/articles/a0001312.cfm (1126 words)

	Adventures of Superman!
		This feature picture was designed to be the first of a series of television episodes made specifically for syndication.
		The story was a plea for tolerance on behalf of a subterranean race and the public was impressed with the affable dignity and earnest conviction that George Reeves brought to his interpretation of Superman.
		The television episodes were edited, special effects elements were added, and the background and theme music added.
	superman.ws /fos/thescreen/tv1 (1184 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - 'Star Trek' - The Animated Television Series
		Although it is never stated in the show, it is widely believed that the series takes place during final year of Kirk's five-year mission, which was never shown in the live-action series due to its cancellation.
		Captain Kirk is just the same as his character in the live-action series, except the fact that he's more buff.
		Many times in the live-action series they were unable to carryout many interesting episode concepts because they couldn't afford the sets, or the amount of actors required.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A5431042 (1721 words)

	Kirk Cameron Best Actor
		Kirk Cameron’s acting career started at the age of nine on shows such as Lou Grant, Code Red, Brett Maverick, and in television movies such as, Children in the Crossfire, Goliath Awaits, Starflight One, Beyond Witch Mountain, and The Woman Who Willed A Miracle.
		Kirk is best known for his role as teen heartthrob, Mike Seaver on the award-winning ABC series Growing Pains.
		Kirk literally grew up in that series and Chelsea Noble was eventually cast as his girlfriend.
	www.cftexcellence.net /kirk_cameron.html (362 words)

	The Way of the Master Television Series
		The first eight episodes of the TV series are now available on DVD or VHS for you to buy to train yourself or your church.
		Each program is 30 minutes of Ray and Kirk teaching Christians how to share their faith effectively and inoffensively.
		Kirk Cameron and Ray Comfort write about what happened during the latest shoot for The Way of the Master television series.
	www.livingwaters.com /m_television.shtml (638 words)

	William Shatner - Northern Stars
		Within the decade between the Star Trek TV series and the first Star Trek motion picture, William appeared in an extensive amount of television, both made for TV films and series guest spots, barely keeping himself on his feet.
		The film, based on the general theme of the television series in 1966, had the same cast as the show.
		Most recently he was lauded by television critics and viewers alike for his recurring role as eccentric law firm partner Denny Crane on The Practice.
	www.northernstars.ca /actorsstu/shatnerbio.html (906 words)

	Blade: The Series - Television Review
		But the series also makes it very clear that there are some major tradeoffs to the life of a bloodsucker, not the least of which is the complete loss of any sense of right and wrong.
		The series is based on the Blade movie trilogy (Blade, Blade II, and Blade: Trinity), and it loses little in the translation to the small screen.
		The series is based on the assumption that there is an underworld populated by vampires, who operate by their own rules and have no compunction about feeding on humans.
	www.commonsensemedia.org /tv-reviews/Blade-Series.html (891 words)

	Animated STAR TREK - Series Background
		The animated Star Trek series had its faults mostly due to the limited range of action that could be portrayed given the limited animation employed and the time pressures under which the series was produced.
		However, one of the series greatest strengths was its ability to show alien life-forms, cities, spaceships and spatial phenomenon that would have been cost prohibitive or downright impossible to do in a live action series.
		In a way, the animated series was able to soar in the science-fiction universe where the live-action series could only visit planetscapes that could be built on a small soundstage or found on the Paramount backlot, and could only interact with aliens that could be created by applying inexpensive amounts of make-up to human actors.
	www.danhausertrek.com /AnimatedSeries/Bgd.html (2586 words)

	New Poker Television Series - Blind Bet Poker
		Television is largely (if not entirely) responsible for the poker boom.
		Millions of people saw Chris Moneymaker win the World Series of Poker Main Event on ESPN and decided that they, too, wanted to play the game that let a regular guy from Tennessee bet $40 to win $2.5 million against the world's greatest players.
		Among others, the 13-episode series features Doyle Brunson, Johnny Chan, Barry Greenstein, Phil Hellmuth, Daniel Negreanu, Jennifer Harman, Ted Forrest, Antonio Esfandiari, Todd Brunson, Freddy Deeb, and Sam Farha throwing chips around the table at the Golden Nugget in downtown Las Vegas.
	www.blindbetpoker.com /news/new-television-poker-series.html (740 words)

	Star Trek: The Original Series - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The series was created during a time of cold war politics, and the plots of its episodes occasionally reflected this.
		The original series shows encounters with other advanced spacefaring civilizations, including the Klingons and the Romulans, both of which were involved in separate "cold wars" with the Federation.
		Series script editor Dorothy C. Fontana (originally Roddenberry's secretary) was also a vital part of the success of Star Trek — she edited most of the series' scripts and wrote several episodes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Star_Trek:_The_Original_Series (4362 words)

	STAR TREK - The Television Series
		From 1987 until 1994, the producers of the second STAR TREK series dared to try in first-run syndication what had only been done once before on the television screen.
		In the third STAR TREK television series, first made for U.S. syndication in 1992 and still in production today, the action moved from a starship to a space station.
		The series has just completed its fourth season and continues the tradition of state-of-the-art effects and a top rated cast and crew.
	www.angelfire.com /me/AiLin/TV.html (596 words)

	TVRage.Com :: TV Show Summary :: Kirk :: Television Series Synopsis
		Kirk Hartman, an aspiring illustrator who has a knack for creating comic book characters, just got a job as a billboard painter for an advertising company in New York.
		In New York, Kirk moved into a great apartment near his best friend and across from the girl of his dreams.
		However, Kirk's plans come crashing down when his aunt drops by and leaves Kirk in charge of his younger siblings when she decides to move to Florida.
	www.tvrage.com /shows/id-4140 (175 words)

	Star Trek: The Original Series - Non-canon Star Trek Wiki - A Wikia wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Star Trek: The Original Series (or TOS) is an informal name for the television series Star Trek, that aired on NBC from 1966 to 1969, used to distinguish it from its sequel series, and from the larger Star Trek universe.
		Seventy-nine episodes were produced, followed by an animated series (also called Star Trek, though commonly refered to as Star Trek: The Animated Series, or TAS), six feature films, and numerous Novels, Comics, and Games.
		With the rest of the crew significantly underused compared to other series, the novels and comics have fleshed out the rest of the crew a lot more.
	startrek.wikia.com /wiki/Star_Trek:_The_Original_Series (279 words)

	STAR TREK TELEVISION SCIENCE FICTION SERIES AND MOVIES WILLIAM SHATNER, LEONARD NIMOY, GENE RODDENBERRY
		The series premiered on NBC on Thursday, September 8, 1966 in the 8:30-9:30 PM timeslot with the episode "The Man Trap".
		As commander of the Enterprise, the hyper-masculine Kirk engaged in equal amounts of fisticuffs and intergalactic romance, and was known for his nerves of steel in negotiating the difficulties and dangers presented by the ship's mission.
		The series was extremely successful at establishing a new story world that still maintained a continuity with the premise, spirit, and history of the original series.
	www.solarnavigator.net /films_movies_actors/star_trek.htm (3651 words)

	Sandcastle V.I. - Star Trek: The Motion Pictures / Series Summary
		The premise for the originally-planned television series, to be called "Star Trek II," was that the Enterprise, with most of her original crew, would begin a new five-year mission.
		The series of feature films that was actually produced maintained all of the major characters from the original series.
		In the meantime, James Kirk had been promoted to Admiral and was Starfleet's Chief of Operations, Spock had returned to Vulcan to purge himself of his emotions, and McCoy had resigned from Starfleet and gone off to do research.
	www.sandcastlevi.com /scifi/startrek/tmpsum.htm (322 words)

	Amazon.com: Star Trek - The Animated Series, Vol. 1: More Tribbles, More Troubles/The Infinite Vulcan: Video: William ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The launching of the Star Trek animated series was met with both skepticism and protestations by ardent fans that scoffed at the idea of their cultural heroes being reduced to Saturday morning cartoon fodder.
		When the animated series was in pre-production Fontana contacted Gerrold about the possibility of using it on the Saturday morning show and he agreed.
		Kirk and crew manage to outsmart their foes of course and punish them righteously and quite humorously in the end.
	www.amazon.com /Star-Trek-Animated-Tribbles-Troubles/dp/6301320360 (1545 words)

	Kirk (TV series) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kirk is a television show which aired for two seasons on the WB between August 1995 and November 1997.
		The show revolved around Kirk Hartman, played by Kirk Cameron, an aspiring illustrator and recent college graduate living in Greenwich Village.
		This article about a television show originating in the United States is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kirk_(TV_series) (149 words)

	The SF Site Feature: Blade: The Series (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Enter the contest to visit the set where the series is filmed at http://www.bladetv-contest.com/.
		She was soon hosting various TV shows as well as guest starring in television series and appearing in national commercials.
		Born in Taipei, Taiwan and raised in Canada, Nelson Lee is a graduate of the University of Toronto and the American Academy of the Dramatic Arts in New York.
	www.sfsite.com /depts/blpromo01.htm (1839 words)

	The Patriot Resource Fantasy/Scifi TV Series: Star Trek
		The centerpiece of the show was the friendship that developed between three characters: Captain Kirk, Mr.
		Kirk would let the two debate and draw from each element on how to approach a given situation.
		The other regular crew were given a few rare opportunities to shine in a handful of episodes and round out each of their characters.
	www.patriotresource.com /tv/scifi/st.html (284 words)

	USATODAY.com - 'Over There' brings the Iraq war home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Setting a TV series in Iraq while the war still rages is a risky and, some have said, a presumptuous proposition.
		Though many people will inevitably read their positions on the war into the series, Over There is careful to take no position of its own, other than to note that war takes an incredible toll on all involved.
		And if the series seems anti-war at times, that's an inevitable consequence of telling its story from the point of view of the soldiers doing the fighting and sometimes the dying.
	www.usatoday.com /life/television/reviews/2005-07-26-over-there_x.htm (515 words)

	Blade: The Series \| PopMatters Television Review
		But, as anyone acquainted with the Amen Ra film franchise knows, the tradeoff was occasionally attractive, at least from our moviegoers' distance: he gets to ride a cool bike, wear awesome ink on fabulous musculature, and shoot some fairly spectacular weapons at those grim bloodsucking nasties who deserve to be obliterated.
		This version of the Marvel superhero is played by Kirk "Sticky" Jones (formerly Sticky Fingaz, formerly of Onyx, and just last year, excellent on Over There), possessed of an appealingly growly expressiveness.
		But as much fun as Shen is (on recovering Blade after an especially debilitating vampire encounter, he goes so far as to call him "big guy"), the series adds another mod-squaddish element in the form of Krista (a stiff-seeming Jill Wagner).
	www.popmatters.com /tv/reviews/b/blade-the-series-060705.shtml (1163 words)

	Animated STAR TREK - Notes
		The series was produced by Filmation, and aired in 1978 and 1979.
		Thus, the first 16 episodes of the animated series from "Beyond the Farthest Star" to "The Jihad" take place in the year 2269, and the last six episodes from "The Pirates of Orion" to "The Counter-Clock Incident" occur in early 2270.
		My assumption that Kirk's first five-year mission ended in 2270 and not in 2269 is backed up by the seventh season STAR TREK: Voyager episode "Q2" in which Icheb states that Kirk's first five-year mission ended in 2270.
	www.danhausertrek.com /AnimatedSeries/Notes.html (2956 words)

	Kirk Cameron
		Kirk Cameron will speak at Lycoming College on Wednesday, October 27, 2004.
		Cameron is best known for his role as the lovable teen heartthrob Mike Seaver of the award winning television series Growing Pains.
		He is now the host and producer of the Way of the Master television series and speaks frequently in churches and at community events across the nation.
	www.lycoming.edu /whatsnew/releases/KirkCameron.htm (156 words)

	TV Tattler: Kirk "Sticky Fingaz" Jones of 'Blade: The Series' - AOL Television
		But it's his latest role -- that of the half-human, half-vampire hero on Spike TV's 'Blade: The Series' that's getting all the attention.
		The actor talked with AOL Television editor Geoff Bennett about the fateful decision that helped him land the role, his return to rap music and what 'Blade' fans can expect next season.
		Read our interview with Kirk "Sticky Fingaz" Jones of 'Blade: The Series' on SpikeTV, plus get more Q&As with television celebrities, cast and crew about the hottest TV shows.
	television.aol.com /tv-celebrity-interviews/kirk-sticky-fingaz-jones (942 words)

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