Intrepid to Release "Where There's a Sea"

Today, Star Trek: Intrepid is scheduled to release a twelve-minute short called "Where There's a Sea," in which "The Ariadne comes under attack from the Orions whilst transporting Lieutenant Cole. When Captain Merik discovers the full details, the fragile relationship between Starfleet and the Merchant Service Worsens." This is the third release from Intrepid, following the pilot episode "Heavy Lies the Crown" and the Intrepid/Areakt short "Orphans of War." Next up for Intrepid is the full-length Intrepid/Areakt film "Operation: Beta Shield," which is slated for release later this year, as well as "The Stone Unturned," a full-length Intrepid episode due out in 2009.

"Where There's a Sea" will be available here.

Defiant to Release "One Hundred and Seven Days"

Today, Star Trek: Defiant is scheduled to release its 26th episode, "One Hundred and Seven Days." It is anticipated that the episode synopsis, as well as the title and release date of the 27th episode, will be announced later today.

"One Hundred and Seven Days" will be available for download here.

Enterprise—TNG to Release "The Time-Mirror"

Today, Star Trek: Enterprise—The New Generation is scheduled to release its premiere episode, entitled "The Time-Mirror." As this fan film is produced in Germany, it is expected that this episde will be completely in German, and it is unknown when an English translation will be released.

"The Time-Mirror" will be available here.

Beyond Releases "Measure of Peace, Part 1;" Scraps "Reciprocity"

Star Trek: Beyond has released the third episode of its third season: "Measure of Peace, Part 1." In this episode, "The crew of the Precipice return to Sector 185 of the Kilos Quadrant. The Captain welcomes a new First Officer (CDR Maku) & the return of an old friend (LT Parker)."

At the same time of this release, however, comes some bad news. "Reciprocity," the three-part mini-series about the Romulan-Klingon War, has been cancelled. Details as to why this decision was made are sparse, but it has been announced that there will be filler material to replace "Reciprocity," which was going to make up the nineteenth, twentieth, and twenty-first episodes of Beyond's third season.

The next Beyond episode to be released, "Measure of Peace, Part 2," has been completed, along with the episode after that, "One for the Team." However, as it seems to be the custom with Beyond, no release date has been set for either episode.

"Measure of Peace, Part 1" is available here; the full announcement about the cancellation of "Reciprocity" is available here.

Of Gods and Men Part 3 Released

The third act of Star Trek: Of Gods and Men is scheduled to be available at 5:01 Eastern Time today. This segment is the final portion of Of Gods and Men, a fan film that is unique in that it was created by people who worked on the canon Star Trek series as a gift to fans, whereas most fan films and audio productions are made "by fans, for fans." Act three will have many of the Star Trek alumni that have graced earlier portions of the film, such as Nichelle Nichols, Walter Koenig, and Alan Ruck, and will have new characters appear that will be played by actors such as Grace Lee Whitney.

The third act of Of Gods and Men will be available here.

Beyond Releases "Frozen"

"Frozen," the second episode of Star Trek: Beyond's third season, entitled "Heart of Everything," has been released. In this episode, "After hijacking the Precipice from spacedock in an attempt to change time [in a temporal war against the Borg], Captain Quest must face General Rodar and charges of disobeying a direct order." This episode marks the debut of Lieutenant Commander Fra-Oc, who is the younger sister of Commander Ravine and the older sister of Lieutenant Syn-Gin. The next episode, "Measure of Peace, Part 1," has been filmed and should be released soon, though no release date as been announced. This episode will introduce a new first officer, Commander Maku, played by Racheal Duerrler.

"Frozen" is available here.

Lost Fontier Releases "Of Q and Women"

Star Trek: Lost Frontier released its tenth episode, "Of Q and Women," on May 30th. The synopsis reads, "It's anything but an ordinary day when Kate Niles gets an unwanted visit from her ex-husband . . . Q. "

While the next episode for Lost Frontier has not been annouced, the audio series releases a new episode at the first of every month.

"Of Q and Women" is available here.

Defiant to Release "The Far and Wondrous Distance, Part 3"

Today, Star Trek: Defiant is scheduled to release its 25th episode, "The Far and Wondrous Distance, Part 3." In this episode, "The Bajoran Prophets appear, but their message is less than clear. The Mothe Astra speak, the Firefly finds its target and Ry Emeras returns home."At this time, the date for the next episode release has not yet been announced.

"The Far and Wondrous Distance, Part 3" will be available for download here.

UPDATE: The 26th episode of Defiant is called "One Hundred and Seven Days" and will be released July 9th.

Beyond to Release "For the Last Time, Die!"

Star Trek: Beyond is scheduled to release the first episode of their third season today. This new episode is named "For the Last Time, Die!" and according to the website, "In an attempt to change the future, Capt. Quest puts her career on-the-line to save the Alliance. "

"For the Last time, Die!" will be available for download here.

The next Beyond episode, entitled "Frozen," does not have a release date as of this posting. In this episode, "A new First Officer (Cdr. Maku) checks onboard. Lt Parker has returned to the Precipice, but his reasoning is in question."

UPDATE: "For the Last Time, Die!" seems to have been postponed until May 30th.

The Expedition Re-Releases "Time Flies"

Star Trek: The Expedition recently released a director's cut of its episode "Time Flies," which was originally debuted in early January, 2008. Details on this episode are sparse, but the website says that it stars Nick Cook of Star Trek: Intrepid fame, and that this new version features a new actress.

The "Time Flies" Director's Cut is located here.

Odyssey Releases "Vile Gods"

Star Trek: Odyssey's fourth episode, "Vile Gods," is now available for download. In this installment, "T'Lorra and Stadi square off over a rescue plan that could ruin their alliance with the Kelvans when Ro is kidnapped!"

"Vile Gods" and the full synposis is available here.

The Expedition Releases "Loss & Redemption"

On May 1st, Star Trek: The Expedition released its second episode: "Loss & Redemption." this episode serves as a second prequel to the main story of the series, following "The Choice." The pilot for The Expedition, "Departure," is scheduled to be released this summer.

"Loss & Redemption" is available here.

Phase II Releases "To Serve All My Days: A Night In 1969"

The newest addition to Star Trek: Phase II, "To Serve All My Days: A Night In 1969," was released to the general public on May 1st, after releasing special previews to selected fans. This new edition of the episode has new special effects, an added scene after the end credits, and other features, but does not contain commercials from 1969, as originally planned. According to the announcement, the advertisements were removed "To avoid any unnecessary (and unwarranted) complaints that the episode was financially supported in some way by the 1960’s and 1970’s-era commercials."

The full announcement is located here; "To Serve All My Days: A Night In 1969" is available here.

Defiant Releases "The Far and Wondrous Distance, Part 2"

Star Trek: Defiant will release their 24th episode today, entitled "The Far and Wondrous Distance, Part 2." The synopsis for this episode has not yet been announced, and neither has the next Defiant installment.

"The Far and Wondrous Distance, Part 2." is available for download here.

UPDATE: The synposis for this new episode is as follows: "Otek and Kendrick are out to rescue Emeras, and if that means getting their hands on Mnet, so much the better. Keahi flies solo and Emeras meets the Mothe Astra."

Defiant's next episode, "The Far and Wondrous Distance, Part 3," is due to be released on June 4th.

The Continuing Mission Releases "Integration"

Star Trek: The Continuing Mission is scheduled to release its second episode, "Integration," today. According to the website:

"Captain Edwards and the crew of the Montana face their toughest mission yet when they are accussed of destroying a Klingon medical transport 72 years in the past. The Klingons want revenge... Can Edwards prove their innocence... Find out in this action packed adventure... 'Death to the Butcher of Silgona!'"

"Integration" will be available for download here.

Lost Frontier Releases "By the Sword"

Star Trek: Lost Frontier released its ninth episode, entitled "By the Sword," on May 1st. In this new episode, "As the Enterprise prepares for departure, the crew loses one of their own while Commander Niles is made a proposition from the Federations true masters."

"By the Sword" is available for download here, and on iTunes here.

Diplomatic Relations Releases First Episode: "Rapprochment"

Star Trek: Diplomatic Relations released their inaugural episode, entitled "Rapprochment," yesterday. The new audio series tells the stories of the United Federation of Planets Diplomatic Corps, who "pick up where Starfleet leave[s] off." The summary for the episode says, "A recent Federation member planet gets special attention from high ranking Starfleet and Diplomatic Corps personnel. Why does it warrant this high powered interest and what legacy has Ferengi colonisation left?"

Diplomatic Relations is currently recording their second episode, "Agrément." As of this posting, no release date for this new episode has been scheduled.

"Rapprochment" is available for download here.

Defiant Releases "The Far and Wondrous Distance, Part 1"

Yesterday, the audio drama series Star Trek: Defiant released their 23rd episode, "The Far and Wondrous Distance, Part 1." This new episode follows their last venture, "Shepherd Moons , Part 3," which was released on March 7th. In this new installment, "Captain Bridges and Gul Otek broker a deal and an uneasy alliance as Brel tries to talk Emeras out of her course of action. Keahi plans her rescue mission, and there's a shakeup in the ranks of the Romulans!" Their next episode, which is the second part of this arc, is slated to be released on May 7th.

"The Far and Wondrous Distance, Part 1" is available here.

Excelsior Releases "Wildfire"

Star Trek: Excelsior recently released their fourth episode, entitled "Wildfire." This new installment is the fourth in the five-part arc The Excelsior Returns. Here is the summary from Excelsior's website:

"With Captain Cortez unconscious and a mysterious disease sweeping through the ship, passing right through quarantine, Captain Dovan takes the Excelsior back to Valandria to have it out with the leadership. In the meantime, civil war has broken out on Valandria as a result of Sorid-Gee's attempted coup, and Chief Engineer Lorhrok's attempts to get information out of the Oracle hologram go badly awry. "

"Wildfire" is available for download here.

Trinity Releases Sneak Peek

Trinity has announced that they will be releasing a sneak peek of their first webisode, "Midgard," by Monday, March 31st to their site members. "Midgard" is the first of five webisodes that make up the first installment of the series, "Prelude," which is in turn a prologue for the the Trinity story. According to the website, "'Midgard' is the first Webisode and introduces us to the Preserver Obelisk which plays a pivotal role in the 3 main Trinity features (Revelation, Rumination and Reckoning), it also gives us our first glimpse of Project Midgard, which is an organisation within the Federation that plays a major part in our story."

You can learn more about Trinity, read the rest of the announcement, and become a site member here.