Though the “Star Trek” franchise has become one of Paramount‘s biggest success stories, with its shows frequently appearing among the best series to ever grace Upn and its films becoming box office hits, one TV project was canceled before ever making it to air: “Star Trek: Phase II.“
After NBC made the short-sighted decision to cancel “Star Trek: The Original Series” after three seasons in 1969, Paramount Studios toyed with the idea of reuniting William Shatner, George Takei, and other co-stars for more adventures in “Phase II,” a ’70s revival series. (The project excluded Leonard Nimoy, who had legal…
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