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For the episode guide, see Beyond the Final Frontier.
Real world article
(written from a production point of view)
Star Trek- Beyond the Final Frontier title

Opening titles of the Star Trek: Beyond the Final Frontier documentary

Dave Rossi uses a familiar web site

Dave Rossi uses Memory Alpha while researching a tricorder prop in preparation for the auction

Takei and the Enterprise-A

George Takei and the model USS Enterprise-A

Christie's auction, Star Trek- Beyond the Final Frontier

The auction in progress

Star Trek: Beyond the Final Frontier was a documentary about Star Trek fandom presented by The History Channel on 19 February 2007. It was hosted by Leonard Nimoy and focused mainly on Christie's 40 Years of Star Trek: The Collection auction.

The documentary was later that year included as a special feature on the November TOS-R Season 1 HD DVD home media release, but has not been ported over to its 2009 Blu-ray Disc successor, nor has it been included in any of the later DVD releases.

Interviewees[]

Trek production staff and performers[]

Paramount[]

  • John Wentworth, VP Communications

Christie's[]

  • Stephen Arnold, Photographer
  • Helen Bailey, Head of Entertainment Memorabilia; auctioneer
  • Alec Bennie, Art Handler
  • Kate Brambilla, Auction Administrator
  • Catherine Elkies, Director of Iconic Collections; auctioneer
  • Andy Foster, Chief Operating Officer
  • Lisa King, International Managing Director
  • Ginette Lospinoso, Business Manager, Iconic Collections
  • Ian Wilkie, Art Handler

Auction winners[]

Others[]

Trivia[]

  • Dave Rossi can be seen using Memory Alpha while researching a prop.
  • During his interview, Patrick Stewart mentions that Rick Berman had once arranged to present him with a uniform he wore as Jean-Luc Picard. This occurred on the 16 December 2002 episode of The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn.

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