Star Trek Television Listings - 01-06 November 2005
Star Trek Television Listings - 07-13 November 2005
Star Trek Television Listings - 14-20 November 2005
Star Trek Television Listings - 21-27 November 2005
Star Trek Television Listings - 28-30 November 2005

• Star Trek Enterprise's fourth season terrestrial premier continues Sundays Channel Four.
• Star Trek Enterprise season four network premier continues Saturdays on S4C.
• Stargate SG-1 season eight terrestrial premier continues Sundays on Channel Four.
• Stargate SG-1 season eight network premier continues Saturdays on S4C.
• The 4400 season two UK premier continues 8:00 PM Tuesdays on Sky One.
• Threshold season one UK premier begins 9:00 PM Wednesday 16th November on Sky One.
• Lost season one UK premier continues Wednesdays 11:00 PM on E4.
• Lost season one terrestrial premier continues 10:00 PM Wednesdays on Channel Four.
• Lost season one network premier continues 10:30 PM Wednesdays on S4C.
• Stargate Atlantis season one terrestrial premier continues Fridays 8:00 PM on Five.
• Jake 2.0 returns to repeat it's only season from 8:00 PM Thursday 3rd November on Sky Three.
• Tru Calling returns to repeat its first season from 9:00 PM Thursday 3rd November on Sky Three.
• Doctor Who season twenty-seven continues Wednesdays-Mondays on UKTV Gold.
• Television guide in full for this month can be found below.

Manny Coto joins Executive Producers Rick Berman & Brannon Bragga for Star Trek Enterprise's final season after just four years.

Captain Jonathan Archer rejoins T'pol, chief engineer Commander Trip Tucker III, Doctor Phlox, armoury officer Lieutenant Malcolm Reed, helmsman Ensign Travis Mayweather and linguist Ensign Hoshi Sato after succeeding in putting an end to the Temporal Cold War. They return to Earth in their own time to find their sister starship Columbia almost ready for launch and the people of Earth shaken by the events of the past year. Captain Archer must come to terms with his past actions, T'pol must face her Vulcan superiors and Trip resolves his feelings for T'pol.

Star Trek Enterprise premiered 6:00 PM Wednesday 17th July 2002 on Channel Four and was last aired 5:05 PM Sunday 6th June 2005 with the season 3 finale, Zero Hour.

Ira Steven Behr and René Echevarria writers & executive producers of Star Trek Deep Space Nine now pen & produce Scott Peters stunning creation, The 4400. Fantasy drama set in modern times, 4400 people return ageless with extraordinary abilities having vanished without trace over the past fifty years. Tom Baldwin played by Joel Gretsch, son-in-law to William Shatner, stars as the Homeland Security agent assigned to investigate the returnees.

Threshold is a new science fiction drama with Star Trek Enterprise co-creator Brannon Braga as executive producer. Starring Brent Spinner, the actor behind Data in Star Trek The Next Generation, as a scientist try to solve the mystery of an alien force attempting to rewrite human DNA into a triple helix configuration.

Lost is the new drama series that is taking the US by storm has now crashed onto the UK shores. Lost has fourteen (count 'em, fourteen) main characters each with a unique history and personalities. They are brought together when their plane goes off course and crashes on a tropical island. As the survivors begin to explore they realise the terrible truth that they are far from alone and their lives are still in danger.

Lost is directed in a gripping and realistic fashion with action sequences of a cinematic quality. This is a plot driven, character based drama but the island presents dangers of a surreal and fantastic nature including polar bears, a large tree destroying beast, an impenetrable signal and a mysterious door leading underground. Lost is a ground breaking show which will keep you watching every week.

Jake 2.0 was last year's one season wonder about a computer technician who gains remarkable abilities and joins a secret government agency as a spy.

Jake 2.0 premiered 8:00 PM Thursday 12th February 2004 on Sky One and last aired 8:00 PM 27th May 2005 on Sky One.

Tru Calling is another one season wonder of 2004. While a second season was filmed and partially broadcast in the USA, season two was never shown on Sky One.

Doctor Who, the longest running science fiction television program in the world returns for an impressive twenty-seventh season. Starring Christopher Ecclestone as The Doctor and Billie Piper as his companion Rose Tyler.

Rose Tyler, a nineteen year-old shop assistant has her life turned upside down when she becomes embroiled with an alien invasion of London. Rose's only hope is a mysterious man known only as The Doctor who holds the secret of an old Police call box.

Doctor Who premiered 5:15 PM Saturday 23rd November 1963 on BBC One and was last aired 7:45 PM 19th June 2005 on BBC Three with the season twenty-seven finale, The Last Battle.

Smallville also known as Superman: The Early Years was the main rival to Star Trek Enterprise in the USA. Starring Tom Welling as Clark Kent the Kryptonian refugee coming to terms with his alien abilities and his destiny and Kristin Kreuk as Lana Lang, Clarke's love interest.

Clarke is freed from the grip of his Krytonian father, Jor-El to compete against Lex Luthor for the secret of three ancient relics that when brought together provide immeasurable knowledge and power.

Smallville first premiered Monday 31st December 2001, assumed on E4 and last aired 7:00 PM Tuesday 13th September 2005 on E4+1 with the season four finale, Commencement.