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Star Trek Gets a CGI Makeover

Confirmed September 1, 2006 by CBS. See Star Trek (TOS) Re-mastered.

On August 28, 2006, Trekmovie.com reported that CBS Paramount Television will be offering an enhanced version of Star Trek: The Original Series with new state-of-the-art CGI visual effects.[6]

All 79 episodes are being digitally remastered with computer-generated effects that were not possible when Gene Roddenberry created the show 40 years ago. Much of the upgrades are being supervised by Michael Okuda. "We're taking great pains to respect the integrity and style of the original," says Okuda, who spent 18 years as a scenic-art supervisor on Star Trek films and spin-offs. A constant goal for the team was: What would Roddenberry have done with today's technology?" Okuda's teammates on the two-year project are his wife, Denise Okuda, with whom he's authored several Trek reference books, and 14-year Trek production vet David Rossi.

The upgraded episodes will be shown out of sequence and one per week. The first episode to be broadcast is "Balance of Terror", a fan favorite "that gives us a chance to really show off the new' Enterprise," says Okuda. "The exterior of the ship now has depth and detail, and it will fly more dynamically." Painted backdrops will also be brought to life: Once-empty star bases will have CGI people milling about, while static alien landscapes have been given slow-moving clouds and shimmering water. Okuda says that a view of the Earth in the episode "Miri" has been replaced with a more accurate image.

Trek's signature opening theme is also being upgraded: The music has been re-recorded in stereo, and a new singer has been hired to wail the wordless vocals (although it should be noted that the first episodes being shown come from the first season which used a different version of the theme without the vocals; it's not known if this means the syndicated opening credits for all seasons will now be standardized a la The Flintstones). Goofs will also be corrected: In the episode "The Naked Time" there was no beam coming out of Scotty's phaser when he tried to cut through the bulkhead outside Engineering. The new scene now restores a light beam cutting through.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Trek_2.0#Star_Trek_2.0_on_G4

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