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[[Paramount Pictures]] became the owner of ''Star Trek'' [[franchise]], after it had absorbed [[Desilu]] in {{y|1967}} and incorporated it in its '''Paramount Television''' unit. Under this moniker it finished up on {{s|TOS}} and went on to become the producer of the [[Rick Berman|Berman-era]] television series, {{s|TNG}}, {{s|DS9}} and {{s|VOY}}. The original Viacom acquired Paramount in {{y|1994}}, then acquired the original CBS Studios in {{y|2000}}. CBS's studio operations and Paramount's television arm were consolidated into the '''CBS Paramount Television''' unit as part of the merger, and as such were responsible for the production of {{s|ENT}}. |
[[Paramount Pictures]] became the owner of ''Star Trek'' [[franchise]], after it had absorbed [[Desilu]] in {{y|1967}} and incorporated it in its '''Paramount Television''' unit. Under this moniker it finished up on {{s|TOS}} and went on to become the producer of the [[Rick Berman|Berman-era]] television series, {{s|TNG}}, {{s|DS9}} and {{s|VOY}}. The original Viacom acquired Paramount in {{y|1994}}, then acquired the original CBS Studios in {{y|2000}}. CBS's studio operations and Paramount's television arm were consolidated into the '''CBS Paramount Television''' unit as part of the merger, and as such were responsible for the production of {{s|ENT}}. |
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| − | The television production company took its current form as the result of the late {{y|2005}} decision, formalized on {{d|17|January|2006}}, to split back up the original Viacom conglomerate into two separate publicly traded companies, CBS Corporation and a new |
+ | The television production company took its current form as the result of the late {{y|2005}} decision, formalized on {{d|17|January|2006}}, to split back up the original Viacom conglomerate into two separate publicly traded companies, CBS Corporation and a new {{dis|Viacom|2006-2019}}. CBS Corporation acquired Paramount's hitherto combined television dependency, including all rights and title to the entirety of the ''Star Trek'' franchise, while now former franchise owner Paramount Pictures, which became henceforth a purely feature film studio under the ownership of the new Viacom, had to negotiate a separate license in order to produce new [[Star Trek films|''Star Trek'' feature films]]. |
On the same occasion the former combined television subsidiary was split into three separate, now independent (meaning, having their own profitability responsibilities) corporate entities, the distributor [[CBS Television Distribution]], the broadcaster '''CBS Studios''' (essentially the original broadcaster, it therefore coming full circle) and the television production company '''CBS Paramount Television''', for the time being retaining the original combination name until rechristened '''CBS Television Studios''' in 2009. ''Discovery'' became the first ''Star Trek'' live-action production in which Paramount had no involvement in whatsoever. |
On the same occasion the former combined television subsidiary was split into three separate, now independent (meaning, having their own profitability responsibilities) corporate entities, the distributor [[CBS Television Distribution]], the broadcaster '''CBS Studios''' (essentially the original broadcaster, it therefore coming full circle) and the television production company '''CBS Paramount Television''', for the time being retaining the original combination name until rechristened '''CBS Television Studios''' in 2009. ''Discovery'' became the first ''Star Trek'' live-action production in which Paramount had no involvement in whatsoever. |
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CBS Television Studios (formerly the original CBS Studios broadcaster, Paramount Television and CBS Paramount Television) is a television production company owned by the CBS Corporation (formerly part of the old Viacom) that currently holds the production rights of any future Star Trek television series.
The studio produces Star Trek: Discovery along with its companion and aftershow series, Star Trek: Short Treks, After Trek, and The Ready Room.CBS Studios at StarTrek.com On 22 April 2019, production on the new, at the time yet-untitled Picard series began. [1]
Paramount Pictures became the owner of Star Trek franchise, after it had absorbed Desilu in 1967 and incorporated it in its Paramount Television unit. Under this moniker it finished up on Star Trek: The Original Series and went on to become the producer of the Berman-era television series, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: Voyager. The original Viacom acquired Paramount in 1994, then acquired the original CBS Studios in 2000. CBS's studio operations and Paramount's television arm were consolidated into the CBS Paramount Television unit as part of the merger, and as such were responsible for the production of Star Trek: Enterprise.
The television production company took its current form as the result of the late 2005 decision, formalized on 17 January 2006, to split back up the original Viacom conglomerate into two separate publicly traded companies, CBS Corporation and a new Viacom. CBS Corporation acquired Paramount's hitherto combined television dependency, including all rights and title to the entirety of the Star Trek franchise, while now former franchise owner Paramount Pictures, which became henceforth a purely feature film studio under the ownership of the new Viacom, had to negotiate a separate license in order to produce new Star Trek feature films.
On the same occasion the former combined television subsidiary was split into three separate, now independent (meaning, having their own profitability responsibilities) corporate entities, the distributor CBS Television Distribution, the broadcaster CBS Studios (essentially the original broadcaster, it therefore coming full circle) and the television production company CBS Paramount Television, for the time being retaining the original combination name until rechristened CBS Television Studios in 2009. Discovery became the first Star Trek live-action production in which Paramount had no involvement in whatsoever.
See also
External links
- CBSTelevisionStudios.com – official site
- CBS Studios at Wikipedia