Star Trek - Hidden Frontier - Enemy Unknown Part 1
By Christopher MoshierSep 8, 2006 - 1:35
Star Trek: Hidden Frontier (HF) is a long-running fan-made series, now in its seventh season (44 episodes produced), set in the Briar Patch, the wild region of space introduced in the film Star Trek: Insurrection. The series focuses on the starship Excelsior, and its home base, Deep Space 12, as they fend off attacks from a powerful new alien race, the Grey, and mediate disputes between such races as the Tholians, Cardassians, Bajorans, the Son'a and the Breen. This video series is produced by volunteers in Southern California; originally as Areakt Pictures for the first four seasons. This association was later amended in favor of the cast and crew receiving credit under their own names.
Star Trek: Hidden Frontier premiered in 2000, an offshoot of the fan series Voyages of the USS Angeles (ANG), produced by the Star Trek fan club of that starship name in Southern California. HF inherited the setting, Deep Space 12, and several of the characters from the Angeles series, but quickly went on to establish its own identity. Two later HF episodes made use of footage originally shot for Angeles episodes that were never produced.
- From the Star Trek: Hidden Frontier Encyclopedia
Just like we did for Amanda Hades we will present to you the ongoing chapters of this ambitious Star Trek fan project in the coming weeks. The first couple seasons are a little rough around the edges. Once we get into the third and fourth seasons you'll see vast improvements in effects, story quality, and acting.
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Season 1, Episode 1: Enemy Unknown, Part 1 - Act 1
Season 1, Episode 1: Enemy Unknown, Part 1 - Act 2
Star Trek: Hidden Frontier Season 1:
Episode 1: Enemy Unknown Part 1
Episode 2:
Enemy Unknown Part 2
Episode 3:
Enemy Unknown Part 3
Episode 4:
Two Hours
Episode 5:
Perihelion
Episode 6:
Echoes
Star Trek: Hidden Frontier Season 2:
Episode 1:
Refugees
Episode 2:
Yesterday's Excelsior
Episode 3:
Old Wound
Episode 4:
Great Starship Robbery
Episode 5:
Encke
Episode 6:
To The Stars
Episode 7:
Fire In The Heart
Episode 8:
Coward's Death
Episode 9:
Worst Fears Part 1
Star Trek: Hidden Frontier Season 3:
Episode 1:
Worst Fears Part 2
Episode 2:
Worst Fears Part 3
Episode 3:
Heroes
Episode 4:
In Memory Of
Episode 5:
Modus Operandi
Episode 6:
Santa Q
Episode 7:
Ashes
Episode 8:
Voyage of the Defiant
Episode 9:
Hell's Gate
Star Trek: Hidden Frontier Season 4:
Episode 1:
Hell's Gate Part 2
Episode 2:
Piracy of the Noble
Episode 3:
Additions
Episode 4:
Grave Matters
Episode 5:
Crossroads
Episode 6:
Entanglement Part 1
Star Trek: Hidden Frontier Season 5:
Episode 1:
Entanglement Part 2
Episode 2:
Imminent Danger
Episode 3:
Darkest Night
Episode 4:
Security Counsel
Episode 5:
Epitaph
Episode 6:
The Battle is Joined
Star Trek: Hidden Frontier Season 6:
Episode 1:
Countermeasures
Episode 2:
Dancing in the Dark
Episode 3:
Homeport
Episode 4:
Beachhead
Episode 5:
Vigil
Episode 6:
Her Battle Lanterns Lit
Star Trek: Hidden Frontier Season 7:
Episode 1:
Heavy Losses
Episode 2:
Bound
Episode 3:
Past Sins
Episode 4:
Hearts and Minds
Episode 5:
The Widening Gyrel
Episode 6:
Things Fall Apart
Episode 7:
The Center Cannot Hold
Episode 8:
Its Hour Come Round At Last
Last Updated: Feb 5, 2012 - 22:31
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