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(written from a Production point of view)
Issue 67 of Star Trek Monthly was the July 2000 issue. A 100-page special edition, the issue focused on the Borg.
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- First Contact
- Nick Jones on his love for the Borg, and the contents of the issue.
- The Best of All Worlds
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- Series V to debut September 2001.
- Rick Berman leaves things up in the air for Voyager season seven.
- Brannon Braga stays on as Voyager executive producer for the time being; Joe Menosky departs the writing staff.
- Robert Picardo appears at a Canadian high school, as part of the Red Rover Goes to Mars Project.
- Patrick Stewart joined Star Trek: The Next Generation because he had been told it would fail…
- Roxann Dawson nominated at the Fifth Annual American Latino Media Awards.
- Pocket Books announces Excalibur trilogy for Star Trek: New Frontier, Star Trek: Aliens and Artifacts.
- WildStorm Comics announces Avalon Rising.
- Activision announces Star Trek: Away Team and Star Trek: Starfleet Command II - Empires at War.
- Campaign for a Captain Sulu series – John Ordover announced that a Sulu novel would be published if 1,000 requests were received during April. The target was not reached.
- Anthony Stewart Head enters the Trek universe.
- Tim Russ and Nicole de Boer unveil official websites.
- "What You Leave Behind" gets record ratings on Sky One.
- Leonard Nimoy and John de Lancie to record a sequel to Spock Vs. Q.
- In Brief: James Doohan becomes a father, Robert Picardo considers a musical career, Seven of Nine most popular Hallmark ornament.
- VOY: "The Haunting of Deck Twelve", "Unimatrix Zero".
- Stars in Their Eyes – Darryl Curtis reports from the Eighth Star Trek Grand Slam convention.
- VOY: "Live Fast and Prosper" episode focus.
- Interview – Brannon Braga – "Braga Clout"
- by Darryl Curtis.
- Zero Hour
- Ian Spelling reports from the set of "Unimatrix Zero".
- Interview – Susanna Thompson – "Queen B"
- by Ian Spelling.
- Assimilate This!
- Stoddard Hayes looks in detail at the Borg Collective, including Locutus of Borg, the Borg Queen, and Borg technology.
- Who Could Beat the Borg?
- Nick Jones investigates the ability of various species to resist the Collective.
- A Fistful of Data
- Admiral Hayes, Helm officers – which division?, why no uniform change in Voyager?
- Interview – Rene Auberjonois – "The Great Pretender"
- by David Bassom.
- Interview – George Takei – "Takei to the Bridge"
- by Ian Spelling.
- Flying Sulu
- Stoddard Hayes on the life of Hikaru Sulu.
- Interview – Richard Herd – "Following the Herd"
- by Ian Spelling.
- Interview – Andrew Robinson – "Spy Catcher"
- by David Bassom.
- Book extract
- Pocket DS9: A Stitch in Time.
- From the Replicator
- 2001 calendars, autographed film cels, CCG: The Second Anthology, Playmates Toys, Women of Star Trek in Motion, Franklin Mint plates.
- Read Out: Gemworld books 1 & 2, The Valiant, The Definitive Star Trek Trivia Book, The Captain's Table Omnibus.
- On Screen: Voyager volume 6.5, The Next Generation rerelease volume 3.5.
- Strip Tease: New section, focusing on new comics releases. All of Me, Perchance to Dream, Embrace the Wolf.
- Role With It: Star Trek: The Next Generation - Player's Guide, Holodeck Adventures, Star Trek: The Original Series - Core Game Book, Star Trek: The Original Series - Narrator's Toolkit.
- Hollow Pursuits
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- New section, covering trivia and other minutiae.
- Great Moments in Star Trek: Star Trek Generations saucer crash.
- Top 10: McCoy one-liners.
- Fantasy Star Trek: introduction.
- A Piece of the Action
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- The Official UK Star Trek Fan Club Update is moved to its own page.
- Communicator
- Next Issue
Free giftEdit
- Copy of Star Trek: New Earth: Wagon Train to the Stars.
| Issue 66 | Star Trek Monthly Issue 67 – July 2000 | Issue 68 |
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