The Aliens.
The Robots.
The main space Vehicle.
The Characters.
The Stories.
Episode Guide.
Cool Things to Ponder.
Our Previews.
The Honored Dead.
The Thrill of Illinois.
Proof a Large Cast can work.
TV Series Premiere Announcements.
What is a Presentation Film?
Letterbox Format Explanation.
Series One: The Science-Fiction Series
Premise.
Introductory look at the Science-Fiction Series.
General info on the Aliens.
General info on the Robots.
General info on the Space Vehicle.
General info on the Characters.
General info on how the Stories will be implemented.
General info on the planned First Season.
Cool things about my show, listed five at a time.
1 to 5
6 to 10
11 to 15
16 to 20
21 to 25
Fixing Star Trek's problems, one preview at a time.
Actors I wanted who died already.
Where my show would be produced.
Examples from other Television Series.
Compare what I am giving you to what little they gave you.
How some shows began.
What's with those black bars?
DISABILITIES:
On my Science-Fiction series (Show 1), there will be several characters featuring disabilities of some kind.
Deaf Character:
One of the large cast of main characters is deaf. This is extra-ordinarily rare to have a main character on a television program who is deaf. Only two other series have had main deaf characters, and a third has a recurring character. My program would be only the third series to have a deaf main character and the fourth to have any deaf character at all. Find out about the other three programs Here.
Missing-Limb Character:
At least one of the large cast of main characters on my Science-Fiction series is missing a limb. We would actually hire an actor missing a limb. This is an incredible concept for Hollywood who is obsessed with faking it, as the bulk of these Examples Here shows.
Blind Character:
Although every disabled character on my Science-Fiction series would actually be played by disabled actors, on my Blind Girl series (Show 2) the actress who would play the Blind Girl would not actually be blind, and would be the only actor on my two shows who would be faking it. This choice was made for a variety of reasons that can't be explained here. However, the number of blind main characters on television series are so rare, my program would be one of a very few to even attempt such a thing. Find out about the history of blind characters on television and movies Here.