2001 productions
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- For information dealing with this year in the timeline of the fictional Star Trek universe, see 2001.
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[edit] 2001
[edit] January
- 1 January - Ray Walston dies.
- 5 January - Nancy Parsons dies.
- 6 January - Scott Marlowe dies.
- 17 January - VOY: "Shattered" airs.
- 22 January - UK VHS release: VOY volume 6.13 (end season 6).
- 23 January - Arthur Bernard dies.
- 24 January - VOY: "Lineage" airs.
- 31 January - VOY: "Repentance" airs.
- Robert Gentile dies.
[edit] February
- 5 February - UK VHS release: Star Trek: Voyager - Movies volume 3.
- 7 February - VOY: "Prophecy" airs.
- 9 February - Decipher acquires FANtastic Media and takes over publishing of Star Trek: Communicator.
- 14 February - VOY: "The Void" airs.
- 21 February - VOY: "Workforce" airs.
- 28 February - VOY: "Workforce, Part II" airs.
[edit] March
- 7 March - VOY: "Human Error" airs.
- 13 March - John A. Alonzo dies.
- 19 March - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.1, VOY volume 7.1.
[edit] April
- 3 April - Pocket Books The Definitive Star Trek Trivia Book Volume II published.
- 7 April - David Graf dies.
- 9 April - Star Trek: Voyager wraps shooting. The USS Voyager sets, many of which dated back to 1977's aborted Star Trek: Phase II and were also used for Star Trek: The Next Generation and most of the motion pictures, are dismantled soon following.
- 11 April - VOY: "Q2" airs.
- 18 April - VOY: "Author, Author" airs.
- 19 April - George F. Slavin dies.
- 25 April - VOY: "Friendship One" airs.
- 27 April - Jack Murdock dies.
[edit] May
- 2 May - VOY: "Natural Law" airs.
- 7 May - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.2, VOY volume 7.2.
- 9 May - VOY: "Homestead" airs.
- 10 May - Paramount Pictures officially announces that the next Star Trek series will be called Enterprise and will be set approximately one hundred years before the original series. Creators and executive producers are Rick Berman and Brannon Braga.
- 14 May - Filming on Enterprise begins with the pilot, "Broken Bow".
- 16 May - VOY: "Renaissance Man" airs.
- 23 May - The two-hour series finale of Star Trek: Voyager, "Endgame", airs on UPN. Promos for Enterprise are featured during commercial breaks.
- Harry Townes dies.
- 26 May - Anne Haney dies.
[edit] June
- 4 June - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.3, VOY volume 7.3.
[edit] July
- 2 July - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.4, VOY volume 7.4.
- 16 July - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.5, VOY volume 7.5.
- 31 July - Fred Carson dies.
[edit] August
- 1 August - Lola McNalley dies.
- 6 August - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.6, VOY volume 7.6.
[edit] September
- 3 September - UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.7, VOY volume 7.7.
- 16 September - The BBC shows their second Star Trek Night.
- 26 September - Enterprise premieres on UPN with the two-hour episode "Broken Bow".
[edit] October
- 1 October - The National Network (TNN) gains exclusive US syndication rights to Star Trek: The Next Generation. The network runs a five-day marathon, Next Gen on TNN: The Five Day Mission, featuring 77 episodes spanning all seven years of the series, hosted by Jonathan Frakes, Michael Dorn, Marina Sirtis, and Wil Wheaton.
- UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.8 (end season 4), VOY volume 7.8.
[edit] November
- 5 November - UK VHS release: VOY volume 7.9.
- 6 November - Star Trek: The Motion Picture (Director's Edition) is released on DVD in Region 1.
- 7 November - Bobby Bass dies.
[edit] December
- 3 December - UK VHS release: VOY volume 7.10.
- 16 December - Roy Brocksmith dies.
- 19 December - Jeffrey Alan Chandler dies.
- 24 December - UK VHS release: VOY volume 7.11.
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