Star Trek List Exclusions
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Titles researched for the Star Trek List but deliberately left out, with the reason for each, kept so the decisions can be revisited. Categories excluded by rule: theme-park attraction films; interactive titles and games without an authoritative linear version; unofficial productions that aren't especially notable; ordinary commercials, product demonstrations and brief social-media clips; and items outside the franchise's scope. (Adult-film parodies are excluded and not recorded.)
Rows shaded like this are unofficial productions.
| Released / first aired | Last aired | Title | Type | Medium | Notes | Reason excluded |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1974 | Paragon's Paragon | Fan film | Live-action | John Cosentino's 16mm hour-long film, among the earliest Trek fan films; loosely adapted from 'Spock Must Die!'; feature-length TOS-era film, among the earliest Star Trek fan films; restored by Robert Long II (2021) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 1988 | Star Trek Adventure | Attraction film | Live-action | Universal Studios Hollywood guest-participation show (to about 1994): volunteers filmed on replica sets and cut into existing footage | Attraction film: only makes sense as part of the attraction (decided 2026-10-13); also no single film to watch | |
| 1988-03 | Star Trek: The Next Generation Parody | Fan film | Live-action | Parody; Ryan K. Johnson 16-minute short, won Norwescon film festival | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 1988-03 | Star Trek: The Pepsi Generation | Fan film | Live-action | Parody; later featured in a 1996 BBC documentary; cult 1980s fan short | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 1990 | Star Trek: Le Juge (The Judge) | Fan film | Live-action | French-language film-school production, Montreal, Canada; dir. Eric Bernard | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 1994 | 1998 | Borg War trilogy (Germany) | Fan series | Live-action | Germany; three live-action films, distinct from the 2006 US machinima of the same name | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 1996 | 2001 | SMMP Star Trek parodies | Fan series | Live-action | Switzerland; Swiss-German parodies: 'The Wormhole' (1996), 'Special Envoy' (1999), 'Der Wert Vieler' (2000), 'Die Suche' (2001) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 1996 | Star Dreck VII: Die Rueckkehr der Hermsdorfer | Fan film | Live-action | Germany; parody made for Sat.1's 1996 Star Trek 30th-anniversary contest | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 1996 | Star Trek: Klingon | Video game | Live-action | CD-ROM "interactive movie" directed by Jonathan Frakes, Robert O'Reilly as Gowron | Interactive title (a game) | |
| 1996 | Star Trek: Borg | Video game | Live-action | CD-ROM "interactive movie" with John de Lancie as Q | Interactive title (a game) | |
| 1998 | Shadow of Borg | Fan film | Live-action | Italy; TNG-era fan film | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 1998 | Voyages of the USS Angeles | Fan series | Live-action | Precursor to Hidden Frontier (USS Angeles fan club); distribution limited to cast/crew for legal reasons; USS Angeles fan club, Los Angeles; mid-1990s club-made episodes (year approx.); run dates poorly documented (club founded 1995; first episode c. 1998); run dates poorly documented (club founded 1995; first episode c. 1998) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 1998-01-04 | Star Trek: The Experience — Klingon Encounter | Attraction film | Live-action | attraction ride film (shuttle simulator plus bridge viewscreen scenes with Jonathan Frakes, LeVar Burton, Patrick Stewart), Star Trek: The Experience, Las Vegas Hilton; opened to the public 1998-01-04 after a 1998-01-03 VIP gala; closed 2008-09-01; never officially released — fan recordings on YouTube (z ★ c, "KLINGON ENCOUNTER (PRE-SHOW + RIDE) Las Vegas Hilton 1998-2008"; Dannysonic Puppy, "Klingon Encounter (Best Version)") | Attraction film: only makes sense as part of the attraction (decided 2026-10-13) | |
| 2000 | 2007 | Stone Trek | Fan series | Animated | Parody; Brian Matthews' Flash-animated Star Trek/Flintstones mashup (stoneship USS Magnetize); now on YouTube; Flintstones-style Flash-animated TOS pastiche | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2004-03-18 | Borg Invasion 4D | Attraction film | Live-action | 4D attraction film with Kate Mulgrew, Robert Picardo, Alice Krige (Borg Queen), Star Trek: The Experience, Las Vegas Hilton; opened 2004-03-18, closed 2008-09-01 (twin "Star Trek Borg Encounter" ran at Space Center Bremen, Germany, 2004-02-12 to 2004-09-26); never officially released — full film on YouTube (Ziggy, "Star Trek: The Experience - Borg Invasion 4D", crew-provided copy) and pre-show+ride recording (z ★ c) | Attraction film: only makes sense as part of the attraction (decided 2026-10-13) | |
| 2004-04-25 | 2006-09-23 | Tales of the Seventh Fleet | Fan series | Live-action | TOS-movie-era fan series; New Jersey (end year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2005 | The Metren Incident | Fan film | Live-action | Czech Republic (year uncertain) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2006 | 2016-10 | Star Trek: Aurora | Fan series | Animated | Tim Vining's CGI-animated series about a civilian cargo ship (pilot parts 2006-2011, compiled movie 2011; 'Mudd in Your I' from 2015); YouTube; CGI series about civilian freighter crew; revival announced 2025 | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2006-09-08 | Borg War | Fan film | Animated | Geoffrey James' feature-length machinima film assembled from Star Trek game engines | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2007-02-17 | 2021-12 | Starship Farragut | Fan series | Live-action | John Broughton's TOS-era series ('The Captaincy' 2007 to finale 'Homecoming' 2021); includes two 2008-09 animated episodes; YouTube; John Broughton, Farragut Films; finale 'Homecoming' filmed 2016, released 2021 with a Stan Lee cameo | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2007-12 | 2014-05-14 | Starship Montana | Fan series | Live-action | Independent 'cowboy diplomacy'-era series beginning with pilot 'Ghost Ship'; ~8 episodes | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2008 | Star Trek: Operation Beta Shield | Fan film | Live-action | multi-group crossover fan film released online 2008 | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2008-01-18 | Star Trek: The Tour simulator ride film | Attraction film | Animated | attraction film for the licensed touring exhibition (opened at the Queen Mary Dome, Long Beach): motion-simulator ride with a new film featuring Michael Dorn's voice as Worf; no known copy | Attraction film: only makes sense as part of the attraction (decided 2026-10-13) | |
| 2008-10-27 | 2009-01-17 | Star Trek: Federation One | Fan series | Live-action | Hidden Frontier spinoff following the Federation President's protection detail | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2009-04-15 | 2011-10-31 | Star Trek: Osiris | Fan series | Live-action | Low-budget post-Dominion War web series; run dates uncertain (sources conflict); run dates uncertain (sources conflict) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2010 | Corto Phase II | Fan film | Live-action | Argentina; parody mixing universes (year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2010-11-14 | present | Project: Potemkin / Potemkin Pictures | Fan series | Live-action | Randy Landers' Alabama/Georgia collective producing dozens of short episodes across multiple 'creative groups'; YouTube; Randy Landers' Potemkin Pictures (Alabama/Georgia); flagship of a family of 'creative groups' (also Starship Alexander, Starship Saladin, Hospital Ship Marie Curie, Starship Sagittarius) with hundreds of short releases | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2011 | 2014 | Star Trek: Raumschiff Atlanta | Fan series | Live-action | Germany; comedy series with live-action and LEGO episodes | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2011 | Star Trek: Starfleet Academy (Germany) | Fan series | Live-action | Germany; drama set in 2238; theatrical screenings and DVD release | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2012 | present | Stalled Trek | Fan series | Animated | Mark Largent; CGI puppet parodies: 'Amutt Time' (2012), 'Prelude to Ax'd We Are' (2016), 'All Ahead Full' (2019), 'The Dumbsday Machine' (2025) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2012 | present | Star Trek: Euderion / Euderion Infinity | Fan series | Live-action | Berlin, Germany; 24th-century era; 'Auf Asklepios Spur' (2016), 'Risa' (2021) (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2012 | Star Wreck 2pi: Full Twist, Now! | Fan film | Live-action | Parody; Swiss-made follow-on to Star Wreck with Torssonen/Vuorensola cameos; free online | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2012-07-31 | Turnabout Intruder (Star Trek Continues vignette) | Fan film | Live-action | Vic Mignogna's vignette continuing the final TOS episode; precursor to Star Trek Continues; YouTube | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2012-08-08 | 2014 | Star Trek: Secret Voyage | Fan series | Live-action | Craig Sheeler's TOS-era series beginning with 'Whose Birth These Triumphs Are'; YouTube; Chattanooga, TN webseries (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2013-05-17 | Star Trek: Deception | Fan film | Live-action | UK (Northwich, Cheshire) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2013-09-30 | present | Starship Antyllus | Fan series | Live-action | TOS-era web series; YouTube; George Kayaian, Massachusetts; 30-chapter series concluded with an 84-minute finale in 2025 (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2014 | present | Starship Deimos | Fan series | Live-action | Potemkin Pictures (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2014-06-27 | present | Starship Valiant | Fan series | Live-action | Scott Johnson's Oklahoma-based TOS-era series beginning with 'Legacy'; YouTube; Michael L. King; shot on Starbase Studios TOS bridge sets (Oklahoma City); debut 'Legacy' (2014), 'Animals' (2021) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2014-09-01 | 2016-01-25 | The Red Shirt Diaries | Fan series | Live-action | parody webseries told from an Enterprise redshirt's viewpoint | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2015 | Pony Trek | Fan series | Animated | Russian-language; parody re-imagining Star Trek with ponies (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2015 | Star Trek: Dark Horizon | Fan film | Live-action | Germany; 88-minute feature by the USS K'Ehleyr fan group | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2015 | Starship Grissom | Fan series | Live-action | Starbase Studios TOS-set production, Oklahoma (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2015 | present | Starship Tristan | Fan series | Live-action | Potemkin Pictures; 90+ releases by 2021 (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2015-04-12 | present | Dreadnought Dominion | Fan series | Live-action | Gary Davis/Randy Wrenn TOS-movie-era series; crossovers with Starship Valiant; YouTube; Gary Davis & Randy Wrenn; TOS-movie-era USS Dominion; 10+ episodes on YouTube | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2016 | present | Battlecruiser Kupok | Fan series | Live-action | Potemkin Pictures; Klingon-crew series (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2016 | Chasing the Infinite Sky | Fan film | Live-action | indie drama short | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2016 | Constar Chronicles (Vance Major's Constar/Minard saga) | Fan series | Live-action | Vance Major, Kansas; ~100+ no-budget shorts around character Erick Minard: Constar Chronicles (2019, 40 eps), Constar Continues (2020), Constar Completed (2021), Constar Concludes; wound down early 2020s | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2016 | Data & Picard | Fan film | Live-action | parody; viral Pogo remix/music short | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2016 | present | Starship Endeavour | Fan series | Live-action | Potemkin Pictures (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2016 | U.S.S. Danubia: Force Contact | Fan film | Live-action | Regensburg, Germany; 28-minute film with Star Wars crossover elements | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2016-01-17 | present | These Are the Voyages | Fan series | Live-action | Aaron Vanderkley, Perth, Australia; shorts incl. 'Needs of the Many' (2016), 'The Derelict' (2017), 'Good Men' (2018), 'Last Survivor' (2018), 'The Human Adventure' (2019), 'Beyond the Sun' (2021) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2016-02-25 | Star Trek: Horizon | Fan film | Live-action | Tommy Kraft's feature set during the Earth-Romulan War (Enterprise era); sequel cancelled after CBS guidance; YouTube | No Wikipedia article of its own in any language (notability test, checked 2026-10-15) | |
| 2016-10-12 | present | The Federation Files | Fan series | Live-action | Glen L. Wolfe/Dan Reynolds anthology series ('His Name Is Mudd', 'Walking Bear, Running Wolf', etc.); YouTube; Glen L. Wolfe & Dan Reynolds, Warp 66 Studios (Arkansas); TOS-era anthology on YouTube; episodes incl. 'His Name Is Mudd' (2016), 'Mind Leech' (2025) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2017 | Boldly Go! Where No Musical Has Gone Before | Fan film | Live-action | parody; fan stage musical (2016) filmed and released to YouTube 2017 | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2017 | present | Star Trek: Natures Hunger | Fan series | Live-action | Jose Cepeda, Atlanta GA; TOS/movie-era; 'Razor's Edge' (2021), 2-hour 'Captain Simian's First Command' (2025) (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2017 | To Have Boldly Gone | Fan series | Live-action | Marietta, GA (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2017-02-01 | Chance Encounter | Fan film | Live-action | Gary O'Brien's UK TNG-era short; YouTube; Gary O'Brien, UK | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2017-03 | 2018-07 | Melbourne (Storm Front) | Fan film | Live-action | Two-part fan film set aboard the USS Melbourne; YouTube; Michael Sylvester; 'Storm Front' parts 1-2 | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2017-05-24 | Star Trek: Operation Enterprise pre-show | Attraction film | Live-action | Movie Park Germany coaster pre-show (themed walkthrough with projections; filmed content unconfirmed) | Attraction film: only makes sense as part of the attraction (decided 2026-10-13) | |
| 2018 | Adventures of the USS Parkview | Fan film | Live-action | family-made comedy short 'The Bunny Incident' | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2018-06-18 | The Fall of Starbase One | Fan film | Live-action | Four Days of the Fall pilot short set during the Four Years War; post-guidelines independent film; YouTube | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2018-10-12 | Star Trek: Deception II | Fan film | Live-action | UK; post-guidelines sequel | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2018-10-31 | present | Avalon Universe | Fan series | Live-action | Joshua Irwin's series of connected fan films ('Ghost Ship', 'Demons', 'Avalon Lost', etc.); YouTube; Joshua Irwin anthology begun with 'Ghost Ship' (2018); also 'Demons', 'Avalon Lost', 'Legacy', 'Air and Darkness', 'Second Star to the Left' (2025) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2018-12-21 | Galactic Battles | Fan film | Live-action | Crossover fan film mixing Star Trek with Star Wars, Halo and Mass Effect; YouTube; multi-franchise crossover (Star Trek/Star Wars/Halo/Mass Effect) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2019 | Star Trek: Projet Orlan | Fan series | Live-action | France; French-language webseries with English subtitles (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2019 | present | Tales from the Neutral Zone | Fan series | Live-action | anthology shot on the ex-Star Trek Continues TOS sets at Neutral Zone Studios, Kingsland GA (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2019-01-31 | Temporal Anomaly | Fan film | Live-action | Samuel Cockings' VFX-heavy short; YouTube; Samuel Cockings, UK; actors composited into CGI environments | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2019-05-12 | The Holy Core | Fan film | Live-action | Gary O'Brien's TNG-era short, follow-up to Chance Encounter; YouTube; Gary O'Brien, Oxford UK | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2019-07-27 | Line of Duty | Fan film | Live-action | found-footage-style short; YouTube | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2020 | As Aventuras Atrapalhadas de Elow Cub! Star Trek Tupi | Fan series | Animated | Brazil; Lula Velloso; Portuguese-language animated parody (re-edited 2020) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2020 | Horreur Post-Atomique | Fan film | Live-action | France; post-atomic-horror short set after WWIII in 2053 | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2020 | Star Trek - Au coeur de Plappeville | Fan series | Live-action | France; parody; French-language, no subtitles (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2020 | Star Trek: Deep Space 20 | Fan series | Live-action | Russia; no-budget series made by teenagers (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2020 | Star Trek: USS Rex | Fan series | Live-action | France; made by teenage filmmakers (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2020 | present | Starship Eagle | Fan series | Live-action | Dassel, Minnesota; prolific shorts plus companion animations (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2020 | present | Starship Webster | Fan series | Live-action | Potemkin Pictures, Lexington KY (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2020 | Teleconferencia | Fan film | Live-action | Brazil; Portuguese-language parody short of a glitchy Kirk-Klingon video call (year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2020-09-08 | Star Trek: First Frontier | Fan film | Live-action | Kenny Smith's feature about Captain Robert April and the first USS Enterprise; YouTube/Internet Archive; Capt. Robert April commands the first USS Enterprise | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2020-10-19 | Star Trek: The Romulan War | Fan film | Live-action | Mark Naccarato's documentary-style fan film chronicling the Earth-Romulan War; YouTube; docudrama-style; preceded by 'War Stories' motion-comic shorts (2018-19) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2020-11-13 | 2020-12-31 | Pacific 201 | Fan film | Live-action | Eric Henry's two-part post-Romulan War film (Part 1 Nov 2020, Part 2 Dec 31 2020); YouTube; post-Romulan-War era; crowdfunded mid-2010s, released in two parts on YouTube 2020 | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2021 | Fuera de Orbita | Fan series | Animated | Spain; parody; comedic webseries built in VR (Oculus Quest 2) (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2021 | present | Project: Runabout | Fan series | Live-action | Gary Davis spin-off of Dreadnought Dominion built around a TOS-era cockpit set | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2021 | Squadron | Fan film | Live-action | Czech Republic; Dominion War era with Jem'Hadar and Vorta | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2021 | Star Trek Avalon (Russia) | Fan film | Live-action | Russia; claimed first Russian-language Star Trek fan film; drama feature; distinct from the US Avalon Universe (year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2021 | present | Star Trek Fan Productions International | Fan series | Live-action | international cosplay collective; 'Outraged' (2021) (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2021 | present | Starship Triton | Fan series | Live-action | Potemkin Pictures, Oklahoma (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2021 | present | Sternenflotten Legenden (Starfleet Legends) | Fan series | Live-action | Germany (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2021 | The Binary Belief | Fan film | Live-action | FSFilms, Czech Republic; the group also released 'Neotron' (2021) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2021 | present | The Lexington Adventures | Fan series | Live-action | 'After Action' (2021) (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2021-02 | 2021 | The Gorn Imperative | Fan series | Animated | Kenneth Thompson; 3-part CGI story told from the Gorn perspective; he also released the decade-in-the-making 'Invasion, Part 1' (2021) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2021-04-05 | Interlude | Fan film | Live-action | Joshua Irwin/Jonathan Lane fan film set in the Axanar universe (Four Years War); YouTube; Jonathan Lane (Fan Film Factor), dirs. Joshua Irwin & Victoria Fox | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2021-05 | Crossroads: Project Gemini | Fan film | Live-action | Frank Parker Jr. with No Budget Productions/Filk Ferret Productions | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2021-05-01 | present | Trek Shorts | Fan series | Live-action | Samuel Cockings, UK; crowdfunded shorts incl. 'A Long Way from Home', 'Hours at Warp' (2021), 'The Great Experiment', 'Echoes of Yesterday', 'Fire in the Night' (2025) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2022 | Ambush | Fan film | Live-action | Bournemouth, UK (year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2022 | Broth: A Star Trek Fan Production | Fan film | Live-action | Ukraine; Russian-language parody short (year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2022 | Star Trek: Dell'Amore e dell'Onore | Fan series | Live-action | Italy (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2022-04-05 | Yorktown: A Time to Heal | Fan film | Live-action | Shot in the mid-1980s with George Takei as Sulu (John Atkin/Stan Woo); completed and released online 2022; YouTube | No Wikipedia article of its own in any language (notability test, checked 2026-10-15) | |
| 2023 | present | Loreley | Fan series | Live-action | Germany; Kelvin-timeline; green screen/Unreal Engine; 'Part III: Erstkontakt' (2025) (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2023-04-10 | present | Starfleet Jobs | Fan series | Live-action | Steve Shives; comedic shorts ('Starfleet Coach', 'Starfleet Journalist'); parody (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2024 | present | Task Force 78 | Fan series | Live-action | Steve Harris & Vance Major; bare-bones shorts (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2024-10-01 | present | Farragut Forward | Fan series | Live-action | Farragut Films (John Broughton); movie-era continuation of Starship Farragut; incl. hour-long 'Farragut 2024' (start year approx.) | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2025-08 | present | Star Trek: Venture | Fan series | Live-action | Jed T.E. Rhodes, UK; video continuation of an audio-drama series | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2025-08 | Tribbles Are Trouble | Fan film | Live-action | LZB Productions; shot at Neutral Zone Studios | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) | |
| 2025-10 | present | Time and Again | Fan series | Live-action | Jefferson Kelly; time-travel serial ('Aftermath', 'Valagant') | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
| 2025-12 | The Cassandra Effect | Fan film | Live-action | Netherlands; Thomas Argante (USS Cassandra); TOS/movie-era hybrid sets | Unofficial production that isn't especially notable (no Wikipedia article of its own, real press coverage, or official cast) |
