According to the Star TV website, their services has more than 300 million viewers in 53 countries and is watched by approximately 100 million viewers every day.
Channels serviced by Star TV:
Channel V - An Asian version of MTV; its main international hub used to be in Hong Kong but has since relocated to Malaysia. There are also other Channel [V] channels such as Channel [V] India, Channel [V] China, and Channel [V] Australia.
With the premiere of Star Trek on NBC in September 1966, few could have imagined that this ambitious yet often uneven science-fiction series would go on to become one of the most actively celebrated and financially lucrative narrative franchises in television history.
NBC threatened to cancel Star Trek after its second season, but persuaded in some degree by a large letter-writing campaign by fans to save the show, the network picked up the series for a third and final year.
Star Trek: The Next Generation greatly expanded the potential for such creative elaboration by presenting a more complex storyworld, one that actively encouraged the audience to think of the series as a foundation for imagining a larger textual universe.
Eh eh...true Star Wars buffs realize that if they want to be on top of the trivia chat rooms, they gotta get their hands on these tapes.
Mark is more than pleased to be a part of this television special, but knowing full well that his star power is limited to when he's wielding a big flashlight, he's brought in some backup.
Inside of a control room that had little televisions that showed scenes from the movie, 3P0 and R2 did their best to make sure you knew exactly how the Death Star model was built...