Star Trek: Beyond the Final Frontier
For the episode guide, see Beyond the Final Frontier.

Star Trek: Beyond the Final Frontier was a documentary about Star Trek fandom presented by The History Channel on . 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 
 Rick Berman
 Robert Blackman
 Brannon Braga
 Avery Brooks
 Robert Justman
 Kate Mulgrew
 Michael and Denise Okuda 
 Dave Rossi
 Armin Shimerman
 Marina Sirtis
 Patrick Stewart
 Connor Trinneer
 Garrett Wang
 Michael Westmore, who gave a short lesson on the make-up process for Data

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 
 A group from London, England, who won many uniforms from , Joachim's vest () from , a  style EV suit, and the  model (). All their winnings were remanded in the custody of ScienceFictionArchives.com, an European organization that is dedicated to preserve science fiction production assets for public display purposes, such as in museums. 
 Someone from Gothenburg, Sweden, who won several federation phaser rifles, Captain Picard's uniform jacket, -style uniforms, and a whole truckload of other stuff.
 A couple from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, who won the Karemma ship model ().
 A woman from New York, New York, who won Captain Picard's fencing outfit. ()
 A guy from China Grove, North Carolina, who won several Star Trek: The Motion Picture uniforms, a First Contact style uniform, and Captain Picard's late series uniform undershirt. He also won  transporter console (). 
 A man from Leicester, England, who won a tricorder, Data's hand and sleeve (), the  model (), the Romulan warbird model (), and the  model (). He has later identified himself as Adrian Hancock on , where he showcased his winnings.
 Giles Aston, from London, who won Robin Hood's costume () and the Reman costume worn by Ron Perlman in  ().

Others 
 Eugene Roddenberry Jr., the son of Gene Roddenberry.
 Visitors to the pre-sale exhibit at Christie's in New York.
 Several attendees of Creation's 40th Anniversary Official Star Trek convention in Las Vegas.

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.

External links 
 
 Star Trek Auction, Prop & Costume Blog
 
Documentaries