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01.lit
02 - A Time To Die.Lit
02 - Arena.lit
03 - The Trouble with Tribbles.lit
04 - A Time To Harvest.Lit
04 - All our Yesterdays.lit
05 - Whom Gods Destroy.lit
06 - A Time to Hate.lit
06 - The Savage Curtain.lit
07.lit
08 - Spock's Brain.lit
09 - Return to Tomorrow.lit
10 - The Alternative Factor.lit
11 - What are Little Girls Made Off.lit
12 - Patterns of Force.lit
Deep Space 9 - The Dominion War (All Four books).lit
Dominion War 5 - Tales of the Dominion War.lit
Enterprise - Broken Bow.lit
Enterprise - By the Book.lit
Enterprise - Shockwave.lit
Enterprise - What Price Honor.lit
Enterprise 04 - Daedalus, Part One.lit
Enterprise 05 - Daedalus, Part Two.lit
TNG - 21 - Chains of Command.lit
TNG - Q-Space.lit
TNG - Q-Zone.lit
TNG - The Genesis Wave, Book 4 - Genesis Force.lit
TOS - 001 - The Motion Picture.lit
TOS - 003 - The Klingon Gambit.lit
TOS - 52 - Home Is the Hunter.lit
TOS - Enterprise, The First Adventure.lit
Star Trek is an American science fiction franchise. The Star Trek fictional universe created by Gene Roddenberry is the setting of six television programs including the original 1966 Star Trek, in addition to ten feature films, dozens of computer and video games, hundreds of novels and other fan stories, as well as a themed attraction in Las Vegas.
In Star Trek's fictional universe, humans developed faster-than-light space travel after barely surviving a twenty-first century World War III. Later, humans united with other sentient species of the galaxy to form the United Federation of Planets. As a result of alien intervention and science, humanity has largely overcome many Earth-bound frailties and vices by the twenty-third century. Star Trek stories usually depict the adventures of humans and aliens beings who serve in the Federation Starfleet.
The protagonists are essentially altruists whose ideals are sometimes only imperfectly applied to the dilemmas presented in the series. The conflicts and political dimensions of Star Trek form allegories for contemporary cultural realities; The Original Series addressed issues of the 1960s, just as more recent spin-offs reflect more modern topics. Issues depicted in the various series include war and peace, authoritarianism, imperialism, class warfare, racism, human rights, sexism, and the role of technology.
Star Trek originated as a television series in 1966, although it had been in the planning stages for at least six years prior to that. Although The Original Series was cancelled after its third season due to low ratings, it has served as the foundation for five additional Star Trek television series. Altogether, the six series comprise a total of 726 episodes across twenty-two different television seasons (twenty-nine, if one separately counts seasons running concurrently), making it the second most prolific science-fiction franchise in history after Doctor Who.
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