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| Author = [[Herbert F. Solow]] and [[Robert Justman|Robert H. Justman]]
 
| Author = [[Herbert F. Solow]] and [[Robert Justman|Robert H. Justman]]
 
| Publisher = [[Pocket Books]]
 
| Publisher = [[Pocket Books]]
| Published = {{d|1|June|1996}}<br />(hardback)<br />{{d|1|June|1997}}<br />(paperback)
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| Published = {{d|1|June|1996}} (hardback)<br />{{d|1|June|1997}} (paperback)
 
| Pages = 458 (hardback)<br />480 (paperback)
 
| Pages = 458 (hardback)<br />480 (paperback)
 
| ISBN = 0671896288 (hardback)<br />ISBN 0671009745 (paperback)
 
| ISBN = 0671896288 (hardback)<br />ISBN 0671009745 (paperback)
 
| AB = Yes
 
| AB = Yes
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| ABAbridged = Yes
 
| ABReadBy = [[Herbert F. Solow]] and [[Robert Justman|Robert H. Justman]]
 
| ABReadBy = [[Herbert F. Solow]] and [[Robert Justman|Robert H. Justman]]
| ABRunTime = 3 hours<br />(2 cassettes)
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| ABRunTime = 3 hours (2 cassettes)
 
| ABPublisher = [[Simon and Schuster Audioworks]]
 
| ABPublisher = [[Simon and Schuster Audioworks]]
 
| ABPublished = {{d|1|June|1996}}
 
| ABPublished = {{d|1|June|1996}}
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;From the book jacket
 
;From the book jacket
   
:''Before the actors were cast, before the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|U.S.S. ''Enterprise'']] was designed, before the phenomenon exploded, there were three men who set about creating the ''[[Star Trek]]'' legend. [[Gene Roddenberry]] died in {{y|1991}}. Herb Solow and Bob Justman now remain the only two people on the planet Earth who really know what happened in those early, heady days.''
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:''Before the actors were cast, before the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|U.S.S. ''Enterprise'']]&trade; was designed, before the phenomenon exploded, there were three men who set about creating the ''[[Star Trek]]'' legend. [[Gene Roddenberry]] died in {{y|1991}}. Herb Solow and Bob Justman now remain the only two people on the planet Earth who really know what happened in those early, heady days.''
   
 
:INSIDE STAR TREK ''is a comprehensive look at the development and life of a television and cultural phenomenon. It is also the story no one else could tell. Between them, Solow and Justman had a hand in virtually every aspect of the development and production of ''Star Trek'' &ndash; from the battles with [[NBC]] and the internal conflicts with studio executives to the behind-the-scenes decisions about actors and their characters, writers, scripts, directors, budgets, and the endless details of weekly television production.''
 
:INSIDE STAR TREK ''is a comprehensive look at the development and life of a television and cultural phenomenon. It is also the story no one else could tell. Between them, Solow and Justman had a hand in virtually every aspect of the development and production of ''Star Trek'' &ndash; from the battles with [[NBC]] and the internal conflicts with studio executives to the behind-the-scenes decisions about actors and their characters, writers, scripts, directors, budgets, and the endless details of weekly television production.''
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* The audiobook version was abridged by [[George Truett]].
 
* The audiobook version was abridged by [[George Truett]].
 
* A film version of the book was released in Japan in 1999 as an English language [[Inside Star Trek - The Real Story (LaserDisc)|laserdisc]].
 
* A film version of the book was released in Japan in 1999 as an English language [[Inside Star Trek - The Real Story (LaserDisc)|laserdisc]].
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===Cover gallery===
 
===Cover gallery===
 
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Summary

From the book jacket
Before the actors were cast, before the U.S.S. Enterprise™ was designed, before the phenomenon exploded, there were three men who set about creating the Star Trek legend. Gene Roddenberry died in 1991. Herb Solow and Bob Justman now remain the only two people on the planet Earth who really know what happened in those early, heady days.
INSIDE STAR TREK is a comprehensive look at the development and life of a television and cultural phenomenon. It is also the story no one else could tell. Between them, Solow and Justman had a hand in virtually every aspect of the development and production of Star Trek – from the battles with NBC and the internal conflicts with studio executives to the behind-the-scenes decisions about actors and their characters, writers, scripts, directors, budgets, and the endless details of weekly television production.
Together, the two men debunk many of the myths that have developed around Star Trek in the last thirty years. At last, here is the fascinating and accurate account of a unique television series launched against astronomical odds – a television series that transported millions of viewers into another world and into an unprecedented, thirty-year, multimedia, multibillion-dollar cultural phenomenon.

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Background information

  • The audiobook version was abridged by George Truett.
  • A film version of the book was released in Japan in 1999 as an English language laserdisc.

Cover gallery