2001 (production)


2001

January 
 1 January – Ray Walston dies.
 5 January – Nancy Parsons dies.
 6 January – Scott Marlowe dies.
 17 January –
 Gordon Belljohns Love dies.
  airs.
 22 January – UK VHS release: VOY Volume 6.13 (end season 6).
 23 January – Arthur Bernard dies.
 24 January –  airs.
 31 January –  airs.
 Pocket Books releases Dark Passions, Book One and Dark Passions, Book Two. 
 WildStorm Comics releases "Star Trek: Special", The Killing Shadows #3: "", and The Gorn Crisis hardback graphic novel.
 Cover date of 's .

February 
 5 February – UK VHS release: Star Trek: Voyager - Movies volume 3.
 6 February – US VHS release: Voyager volumes 26-30.
 7 February –  airs.
 9 February – Decipher acquires FANtastic Media and takes over publishing of .
 13 February –
 First day of filming on .
 US DVD release: .
 14 February –
 Second day of filming on .
  airs.
 15 February –
 Roy Sickner dies.
 Third day of filming on .
 16 February –
 Fourth day of filming on .
 James L. Conway receives a call from Rick Berman, offering him director of  pilot episode . He considers it over the following two days before accepting.
 Titan Magazines releases .
 20 February –
 Harry Boykoff dies.
 Fifth day of filming on .
 21 February –
 Sixth day of filming on .
  airs.
 22 February – Seventh day of filming on .
 23 February – Eighth and final day of filming on .
 28 February –  airs.
 Pocket Books releases Pocket TNG novels Tooth and Claw and Diplomatic Implausibility. 
 WildStorm Comics releases The Killing Shadows #4: "The Secret".
 Cover date of Fabbri Publishing's .

March 
 7 March –  airs.
 13 March – John A. Alonzo dies.
 19 March – UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.1, VOY volume 7.1.

April 
 2 April – Second unit filming on .
 3 April – Pocket Books' The Definitive Star Trek Trivia Book Volume II published.
 7 April – David Graf dies.
 9 April –  wraps shooting. The  sets, many of which dated back to 's aborted Star Trek: Phase II and were also used for  and most of the motion pictures, are dismantled soon after.
 11 April –  airs.
 18 April –  airs.
 19 April – George F. Slavin dies.
 20 April – Ian Alexander is born.
 25 April –  airs.
 27 April – Jack Murdock dies.

May 
 2 May –  airs.
 7 May – UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.2, VOY volume 7.2.
 9 May –  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.
 11 May – Final draft script for Enterprise pilot  is submitted.
 14 May – Filming on "Broken Bow" begins.
 16 May –  airs.
 23 May –
 Harry Townes dies.
 The two-hour series finale of , , airs on UPN. Promos for Enterprise are featured during commercial breaks.
 26 May – Anne Haney dies.

June 
 1 June – Several scenes for the Star Trek: Enterprise pilot episode  were filmed on Paramount Stage 18 including the "sun porch" flashback scenes, bridge scenes, and the scenes in the cramped crawlspace.
 2 June – Pilar Seurat dies.
 3 June – Jamake Highwater dies.
 4 June – UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.3, VOY volume 7.3.
 12 June – Several scenes for the Star Trek: Enterprise pilot episode  were filmed on location in Bakersfield, California which stood in as Broken Bow, Oklahoma.
 13 June – Several scenes for the Star Trek: Enterprise pilot episode  were filmed on location in Bakersfield, California which stood in as Broken Bow, Oklahoma.
 18 June – Thamela Mpumlwana is born.
 19 June – Four scenes for the  pilot episode  were filmed on location in Malibu.
 27 June – Revised final draft script of .

July 
 1 July – 
 Pocket DS9 Section 31 novel Abyss is published.
 Pocket TOS Section 31 novel  is published.
 Pocket VOY novel  is published.
 Larry Abbott dies.
 2 July – UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.4, VOY volume 7.4.
 4 July – Bruce Alan Solow dies.
 6 July – Final draft script of .
 16 July – UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.5, VOY volume 7.5.
 18 July – Serena Sande dies.
 26 July – Final draft script of .
 31 July –
 Fred Carson dies.
 First draft script of  is submitted.

August 
 1 August – Lola McNalley dies.
 3 August – Revised first draft script of  is submitted.
 6 August –
 Final draft script of  is submitted.
 UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.6, VOY volume 7.6.
 8 August – First day of filming on .
 9 August – Second day of filming on .
 10 August – Third day of filming on .
 11 August – Les Pine dies.
 13 August – Fourth day of filming on .
 14 August –
 Fifth day of filming on .
 Early draft script of  is submitted.
 15 August – Sixth day of filming on .
 16 August –
 Seventh day of filming on .
 Final draft script of  is submitted.
 17 August –
 Eighth and final day of filming on .
 Revised final draft script of  is submitted.
 20 August –
 Revised final draft script of  is submitted.
 First day of filming on 
 21 August – Second day of filming on .
 22 August – Third day of filming on .
 23 August – Fourth day of filming on .
 24 August – Fifth day of filming on .
 25 August – John Chambers dies.
 27 August – Sixth day of filming on .
 28 August –
 David P. Harmon dies.
 Seventh day of filming on .
 29 August –
 Final draft script of  is submitted.
 Eighth day of filming on .
 30 August – First day of filming on .
 31 August – Second day of filming on .

September 

 3 September – UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.7, VOY volume 7.7.
 4 September – Third day of filming on .
 5 September –
 Robert H. Raff dies.
 Fourth day of filming on .
 6 September – Sixth day of filming on .
 7 September –
 Sixth day of filming on .
 Final draft script of  is submitted.
 10 September –
 Seventh day of filming on .
 First day of recording on the score for  at Paramount Stage M, conducted by Dennis McCarthy.
 11 September –
 Despite the events of the day, Dennis McCarthy and the orchestra elect to continue recording on the score for "Broken Bow" at Paramount Stage M, rather than postpone the session. McCarthy would later describe this as "the hardest recording session of my entire career".
 First day of filming on  and re-shoot of scene 3 for . Production was shut down following the events on this day.
 12 September –
 First day of filming on .
 Re-shoot of scene 3 for .
 13 September – Second day of filming on .
 14 September – Third day of filming on .
 16 September – The BBC shows their second .
 17 September – Fourth day of filming on .
 18 September – Fifth day of filming on .
 19 September – Sixth day of filming on .
 20 September – Seventh day of filming on .
 21 September –
 Eight and final first unit day of filming on .
 Final draft script of  is submitted.
 23 September – Robert Abel dies.
 24 September –
 Second unit and final day of filming on .
 First day of filming on .
 25 September –
 Second day of filming on .
 Insert re-shoot of scene 15 on .
 26 September –
 Enterprise premieres on UPN with the two-hour episode .
 Third day of filming on .
 Re-shoot of scene 10 for .
 27 September – Fourth day of filming on .
 28 September – Fifth day of filming on .

October 
 1 October –
 Sixth day of filming on .
 The National Network (TNN) gains exclusive US syndication rights to . The network runs a five-day marathon, Next Gen on TNN: A 5-Day Mission, featuring 77 episodes spanning all seven years of the series, hosted by Jonathan Frakes, Michael Dorn, Marina Sirtis, and Wil Wheaton.
 Final draft script of  is submitted.
 UK VHS release: TNG volume 4.8 (end season 4), VOY volume 7.8.
 2 October –
 Seventh and final day of filming on .
 Entertainment Weekly photo shoot with the main cast of  on Paramount Stage 18.
 3 October –  airs.
 10 October –  airs.
 12 October – Final draft script of .
 17 October –  airs.
 22 October – Final draft script of .
 24 October –  airs.
 31 October –  airs.

November 
 5 November – UK VHS release: VOY volume 7.9.
 6 November – 
Gray Morrow dies.
 is released on DVD in Region 1.
 7 November –
 Bobby Bass dies.
  airs.
 12 November – Final draft script of .
 14 November –  airs.
 15 November – Final draft script of .
 21 November –  airs.
 28 November –  starts filming.
 28 November –  airs.

December 
 3 December – UK VHS release: VOY volume 7.10.
 14 December – 
 Final draft script of .
 Pocket SCE eBook Ambush, by Dave Galanter and Greg Brodeur, is published.
 16 December – Roy Brocksmith dies.
 19 December – Jefrey Alan Chandler dies.
 24 December – UK VHS release: VOY volume 7.11.

Unknown month 
 Wayne King, Sr. dies.

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