2019 (production)

Real world article
(written from a Production point of view)

For information about 2019 in the fictional Star Trek universe, please see 2019.

Events

January

3 January – "The Escape Artist", the fourth episode of Star Trek: Short Treks, premieres on CBS All Access.
6 January – W. Morgan Sheppard dies.
8 January –
- Pocket DIS novel, The Way to the Stars, by Una McCormack.
- Star Trek: Designing Starships - The USS Voyager and Beyond, a mass-market reprint of Star Trek: Designing Starships Volume Two, by Ben Robinson and Marcus Riley, from Random House is released.
- Little Golden Books, I Am Captain Kirk, by Frank Berrios is released.
- Little Golden Books, I Am Mr. Spock, by Elizabeth Schaefer is released.
16 January –
- The Short Treks episodes "Runaway", "Calypso", "The Brightest Star", and "The Escape Artist" are released internationally (except USA and Canada) on Netflix.
- Issue 4 of the Star Trek vs. Transformers comic series from IDW Publishing is released.
17 January - "Brother", the first episode of Star Trek: Discovery season 2, premieres on CBS All Access.
18 January - "Brother" is released internationally (except USA and Canada) on Netflix.
23 January - "Star Trek: The Next Generation - Terra Incognita, Issue 6" from IDW Publishing is released.
24 January – DIS: "New Eden" premieres on CBS All Access.
25 January – "New Eden" is released internationally (except USA and Canada) on Netflix.
30 January -
- Dick Miller dies.
- "Star Trek: The Next Generation - IDW 20/20" and "Star Trek: The Q Conflict, Issue 1", from IDW Publishing, are released.
31 January – DIS: "Point of Light" premieres on CBS All Access.

February

1 February –
- "Point of Light" is released internationally (except USA and Canada) on Netflix.
- To Explore Strange New Worlds, by Elizabeth W. Barnes, is released.
5 February – Star Trek: New Visions, Volume 8, by John Byrne, from IDW Publishing, is released.
7 February – DIS: "An Obol for Charon" premieres on CBS All Access.
8 February – "An Obol for Charon" is released internationally (except USA and Canada) on Netflix.
11 February – The Economics of Star Trek, by Rick Webb, is released.
13 February – Star Trek Magazine issue 197 is released.
14 February – DIS: "Saints of Imperfection" premieres on CBS All Access.
15 February – "Saints of Imperfection" releases internationally (except USA and Canada) on Netflix.
16 February – These Are the Voyages: Gene Roddenberry and Star Trek in the 1970s, Volume 1 (1970-75) is released.
21 February – DIS: "The Sound of Thunder" premieres on CBS All Access.
22 February –
- Morgan Woodward dies.
- Beverly Swanson dies.
- "The Sounds of Thunder" releases internationally (except USA and Canada) on Netflix.
27 February – "Star Trek: The Q Conflict, Issue 2" and "Star Trek vs. Transformers, Issue 5", from IDW Publishing, are released.
28 February –
- DIS: "Light and Shadows" premieres on CBS All Access.
- The Kelvin Timeline of Star Trek, edited by Matthew Wilhelm Kapell and Ace G. Pilkington, is released.

March

1 March – "Light and Shadows", releases internationally (except USA and Canada) on Netflix.
6 March – "Star Trek: Discovery - Captain Saru" from IDW Publishing is released.
7 March – DIS: "If Memory Serves" premieres on CBS All Access.
8 March -
- "If Memory Serves" releases internationally (except USA and Canada) on Netflix.
- The Final Frontier, by Joel R. Campbell and Gigi Gokcek, is released.
14 March -
- Joe Knowland dies.
- DIS: "Project Daedalus" premieres on CBS All Access.
15 March – "Project Daedalus" releases internationally (except USA and Canada) on Netflix.
20 March – "Star Trek: The Q Conflict, Issue 3" from IDW Publishing is released.
21 March – DIS: "The Red Angel" premieres on CBS All Access.
22 March – "The Red Angel" releases internationally (except USA and Canada) on Netflix.
28 March – DIS: "Perpetual Infinity" premieres on CBS All Access.
29 March – "Perpetual Infinity" releases internationally (except USA and Canada) on Netflix.

April

1 April – Vonda N. McIntyre dies.
4 April – DIS: "Through the Valley of Shadows" premieres on CBS All Access.
5 April – "Through the Valley of Shadows" releases internationally (except USA and Canada) on Netflix.
7 April – Seymour Cassel dies.
9 April – Pocket TNG novel Available Light, by Dayton Ward, is released.
11 April – DIS: "Such Sweet Sorrow" premieres on CBS All Access.
12 April – "Such Sweet Sorrow" releases internationally (except USA and Canada) on Netflix.
18 April – DIS: "Such Sweet Sorrow, Part 2", the second season finale, premieres on CBS All Access.
19 April – "Such Sweet Sorrow, Part 2" releases internationally (except USA and Canada) on Netflix.
24 April – "Star Trek: The Q Conflict, Issue 4" and Issue 1 of Star Trek: Year Five, from IDW Publishing, are released.
26 April – Jessie Lawrence Ferguson dies.
30 April –
- Mass-market edition of Star Trek: Designing Starships The Kelvin Timeline by Ben Robinson, from Random House, is released.
- Omnibus edition of Star Trek: The Next Generation - Terra Incognita from IDW Publishing is released.

May

9 May – Clement von Franckenstein dies.
13 May – What We Left Behind, Ira Steven Behr's documentary about I AM ERROR, is released in theaters.
21 May –
- Omnibus edition of Star Trek vs. Transformers from IDW Publishing is released.
- Stephen Mines dies.
23 May – Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Fluxx, by Looney Labs and Gale Force Nine is released.
28 May –
- Pocket TOS novel, The Captain's Oath, by Christopher L. Bennett, is released.
- Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Missions Continue, from IDW Publishing, is released.
- The 2020 edition of the Star Trek: The Original Series calendars from Universe Publishing is released.
29 May – Issue 2 of Star Trek: Year Five, from IDW Publishing, is released.

June

4 June –
- Keith Birdsong dies.
- Star Trek: Shipyards - The Klingon Fleet, by Ben Robinson, Marcus Riley, and Matt McAllister, from Random House, is released.
- The 2020 edition of the Star Trek Poster Calendars from Universe Publishing is released.
11 June – Star Trek Trilogy: The Kelvin Timeline Blu-ray collection is released.
18 June – The 2020 edition of the Star Trek: Discovery calendars from Universe Publishing is released.
19 June – Peter Allan Fields dies.
23 June – Stephanie Niznik dies.
25 June – The 2020 edition of the Star Trek: Ships of the Line calendars from Universe Publishing is released.
26 June - "Star Trek: The Q Conflict, Issue 5" from IDW Publishing is released.

July

2 July – Little Golden Books Too Many Tribbles!, by Frank Berrios, is released.
3 July – Issue 3 of Star Trek: Year Five, from IDW Publishing, is released.
9 July – Star Trek: The Next Generation: The USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D Illustrated Handbook, by Ben Robinson and Marcus Riley, from Random House is released.
15 July - Hailing Frequencies Open, by Thomas D. Parham III, is released.
19 July – Jeremy Kemp dies.
23 July - The 2020 edition of the Star Trek Daily Calendars from Universe Publishing is released.
24 July - "Star Trek: The Q Conflict, Issue 6" from IDW Publishing is released.
25 July - Scott Rubenstein dies.
30 July –
- Pocket DIS novel, The Enterprise War, by John Jackson Miller is published.
- Cosmo Genovese dies.

August

6 August - Blu-ray and DVD releases of Ira Steven Behr's documentary What We Left Behind are released.
7 August - Issue 4 of Star Trek: Year Five, from IDW Publishing is released.
11 August - Barbara March dies.
13 August - Pocket TOS novel The Antares Maelstrom by Greg Cox is released.
21 August - Issue 5 of Star Trek: Year Five, from IDW Publishing, is released.
27 August - The 2020 edition of the Star Trek Engagement Calendars from Universe Publishing is released.