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Star Trek Christmas Marathons on TV December 24, 2008

by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Feature Films (TMP-NEM), TNG , trackback

Fans in US and Canada are getting a Cable TV Star Trek Christmas present. SciFi Channel is running a Star Trek The Next Generation marathon all day long, starting 8 AM Christmas morning. And for Canadians, there is a Star Trek movie marathon with all 10 Trek movies starting Christmas eve and running through Friday, details below.

 

Sci-Fi TNG Christmas Marathon Schedule (US)

December 25th
8:00 AM – THE ARSENAL OF FREEDOM
9:00 AM – SKIN OF EVIL
10:00 AM – ELEMENTARY, DEAR DATA
11:00 AM – TIME SQUARED
12:00 PM – DEJA Q
1:00 PM – A MATTER OF PERSPECTIVE
2:00 PM – SAREK
3:00 PM – BROTHERS
4:00 PM – FIRST CONTACT
5:00 PM – GALAXY’S CHILD
6:00 PM – THE DRUMHEAD
7:00 PM – ETHICS
8:00 PM – THE OUTCAST
9:00 PM – BIRTHRIGHT – PART 1
10:00 PM – BIRTHRIGHT – PART 2
11:00 PM – STARSHIP MINE

December 26th
12:00 AM – LESSONS
1:00 AM – THE CHASE
2:00 AM – FRAME OF MIND
3:00 AM – DESCENT – PART 1
4:00 AM – DESCENT – PART 2
5:00 AM – PHANTASMS

Full schedule at Scifi.com. More at the TNG page at SciFi.com, while there check out the 22 ‘TNG Quizzes’

Trek-Mas Day Movie Marathon on Space (Canada)

December 24th
7:00 P.M. Et/ 4:00 P.M. Pt – Trekkies II
9:00 P.M. Et/ 6:00 P.M. Pt – Star Trek: The Motion Picture
11:45 P.M. Et/ 8:45 P.M. Pt – Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan

December 25th
2:15 A.M. Et/ 11:45 P.M. Pt – Star Trek III: The Search For Spock
4:30 A.M. Et/ 1:30 A.M. Pt – Trekkies II
6:30 A.M. Et/ 3:30 A.M. Pt – Star Trek: The Motion Picture
9:15 A.M. Et/ 6:15 A.M. Pt – Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan
11:45 A.M. Et/ 8:45 A.M. Pt – Star Trek III: The Search For Spock
2 P.M. Et/ 11 A.M. Pt – Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
4:30 P.M. Et/ 1:30 P.M. Pt – Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
6:45 P.M. Et/ 3:45 P.M. Pt – Star Trek Vi: The Undiscovered Country
9:15 P.M. Et/ 6:15 P.M. Pt – Star Trek: Generations
11:45 P.M. Et/ 8:45 P.M. Pt – Star Trek: First Contact

December 26th
2:15 A.M. Et/ 11:15 P.M. Pt – Star Trek: Insurrection
4:30 A.M. Et/ 1:30 A.M. Pt – Star Trek: Nemesis
7:00 A.M. Et/ 4:00 A.M.. Pt – Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
9:30 A.M. Et/ 6:30 A.M. Pt – Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
11:45 A.M. Et/ 8:45 A.M. Pt – Star Trek Vi: The Undiscovered Country
2:15 P.M. Et/ 11:15 A.M. Pt – Star Trek: Generations
4:45 P.M. Et/ 1:45 P.M. Pt – Star Trek: First Contact
7:15 P.M. Et/ 4:15 P.M. Pt – Star Trek: Insurrection
9:30 P.M. Et/ 6:30 A.M. Pt – Star Trek: Nemesis

More info at Spacecast.com

 


Picard’s Christmas fantasy in “Star Trek Generations” – airing on the Space Channel

 

Comments»

1. jamesmctrek - December 24, 2008

yay!

2. Kyle - December 24, 2008

In Canada they’re playing a Star Trek Movie marathon, starting tonight, on the space channel. They plaed Trekkied 2 as well today a few times.

3. Enterprise-J - December 24, 2008

TO: Kyle

There having a ST movie marathon in Canada? We had one in the U.S. about six years ago, which was called the UPN network, but it only aired ST: II through ST:V. Luckly Canada gets to air all ten films.

4. Blake Powers - December 24, 2008

YES!!!!

5. Brett Campbell - December 24, 2008

“… [F]or Canadians, there is a Star Trek movie marathon with all 10 Trek movies starting Christmas eve and running through Friday ….”

Hmmm… sign of a civilized country. I’ve got nation-envy right now. ;-)

6. Remington Steele - December 24, 2008

Blast!!!

Any news on what its like over in Ireland/England???

Couldnt be bothered checking the RTE guide….

7. Dr. Image - December 24, 2008

TMP and Christmas.
Classic combo!

8. falcon - December 24, 2008

You telling me Sci-Fi isn’t playing “The Inner Light”? Or “Best Of Both Worlds”? Or “Yesterday’s Enterprise”?

Who the heck’s programming this marathon? Chimps?

9. Mike T. - December 24, 2008

Sci-Fi could have at least aired Generations with Picard spending his imaginary Christmas with his imaginary family in the Nexus.

10. Brett Campbell - December 24, 2008

9 – “… spending his imaginary Christmas with his imaginary family in the Nexus.”

Hey, that’s what I’M doin’! :-D

11. Capt Mike from the Terran Empire - December 24, 2008

Hey the Scifi channel is not what it used to be. But at least there still showing Trek. I bet you they will show a lot more trek as we get close to the New movie.

12. McCoy's Gall Bladder - December 24, 2008

I’d rather watch the movie marathon

I wonder why there arent many more little Canadians born in the summer, since they’re all snowed in by now….

happy Trexmas

13. NoRez - December 24, 2008

“”You telling me Sci-Fi isn’t playing “The Inner Light”? Or “Best Of Both Worlds”? Or “Yesterday’s Enterprise”?”"

They’ve ALWAYS shown those in previous marathons – it’s nice that they’re actually changing things up for this one. There are SO MANY episodes, and I hate that feeling of ‘man, Best of Both Worlds AGAIN????’

Thanks, SciFi – you’ve made my holiday-less day off a winner!

14. Andy - December 24, 2008

12.

I don’t get your comment.

15. santa q-laus (formerly 'i like this ship...it's exciting!!!') - December 25, 2008

14—its called snowed-in baby boom… tons of people, snowed-in, are bored so they have sex and get preggers…then the kids are born later on…though to correct #12’s comment thered be a huge upsurge in births around the anniversary of the beginning of trek (september 8th), not summer, although technically early september still is summer so idk…lol

MERRY NEXUS CHRISTMAS!

16. commander K, - December 25, 2008

Nothing in the Uk. Virgin 1 show their regular mix of all 4 of the modern series though

17. 750 Mang - December 25, 2008

Sweet.

Having my own Trek-A-Thon, it started in May. Now up to TNG Season Three.

18. sean - December 25, 2008

Sad they aren’t playing ‘All Good Things’…

19. Kirk's Girdle - December 25, 2008

Noticed this on my tv this morning. Not exactly a list of favorites, although there are some pretty good ones on there.

20. Kirk's Girdle - December 25, 2008

A Matter of Perspective is crap.

21. Stephen - December 25, 2008

Yeah a movie marathon would be real cool. I would like to see all of them back to back but then again who does not have all the DVD’s?

22. Chesty - December 25, 2008

More stupidity from the SciFi Channel. .

Who made the episode choices? Obviously the staff at this channel are complete idiots.

23. Holger - December 25, 2008

Excellent choice of classic TNG episodes. My personal choice would have been not much different.

24. sean - December 25, 2008

‘Sarek’ is definitely a classic.

25. Mike - December 25, 2008

Good choice of eps for the TNG marathon. I am pleased to see some of the lesser-known episodes in there, rather than all the heavy-hitters. Would’ve ben better if we had Canada’s present though of all 10 movies.

26. oztrek - December 25, 2008

Curious.

I wonder how many people from this site would actually watch these marathon shows. I imagine most of the posters here either own them
or have seen them a numerous times & will watch Trek when it suits them not the Sci-Fi stations.
Perhaps these screenings will hook some channel-surfing newbies and continue to build momentum for the next movie.

27. SciFiMetalGirl - December 26, 2008

I got to watch quite a bit of the SciFi Trekathon, and enjoyed it very much! It wasn’t a “best of” marathon, just a marathon, and it was nice to see a few eps that I haven’t seen in a while! Very cool!

28. garen - December 26, 2008

wish i had “Space”

29. sean - December 26, 2008

I’m not a TV DVD purchaser, so I appreciate the occasional marathon. I haven’t seen some of these for years.

30. Phil Smith - December 26, 2008

SciFi has been utter crap for years. Battlestar Galactica is the exception, as is the occasional Trek.

31. Jason - December 28, 2008

Now, I’m probably wrong, but it looked like the movie marathon on Space featured restored versions of the films, cause from what I saw (sorry, didn’t have the time to watch it all, but I would switch over to it once and while for extended viewings), and they looked fairly good, even though I don’t get the channel in HD, it just looked like some work had been done to clean them up. All of them were played in the OAR letterboxed forms, and it seems VI was the long lost (or so I thought) theatrical version, simply omitting a few scenes here and there.


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