Along with back-to-school sales, baseball playoffs and chillier weather, autumn annually brings a new crop of network television shows. With Star Trek's ever-increasing history of over 600 hours of episodes and movies, it's inevitable that Star Trek alums are all over the new fall schedule.

Below is a listing of the major networks featuring Star Trek alums in new shows debuting this fall. All broadcast information is tentative, be sure and check your local listings. This collection of listings does not include current shows featuring Star Trek alums, only new series.

UPN

The Twilight Zone returns to network television under the steady hand of Executive Producer and Writer Ira Steven Behr, who also performed those functions on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Behr is joined on the writing staff by Robert Hewitt Wolfe who was a Writer and Co-Producer on DS9 as well as a Writer on Star Trek: The Next Generation. Another pair of DS9 alums, James Crocker and Frederick Rappaport, are serving as Consulting Producers on the new anthology show.

CBS

Without a Trace (Thursdays @ 10:00) features Enrique Murciano, who appeared on Enterprise as the Vulcan Tolaris in the episode "Fusion."

One of the series regulars of the new series Hack (Fridays at 9:00 PM) is Donna Murphy, who played Anij in "Star Trek: Insurrection."

ABC

The new sitcom Less Than Perfect, airing Tuesdays at 9:30 PM features Andy Dick, who played the EMH-2 in the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Message in a Bottle."

The new drama MDs (Wednesdays at 10:00 PM) features Robert Joy, who played Inspector Yerid in the Voyager episode "Workforce: Part 2."

FOX

Girls Club (Mondays at 9:00 PM) features Lisa Banes, who appeared on DS9 as Dr. Renhol in the episode "Equilibrium" and Brian Markinson, who has appeared in a number of Star Trek episodes. He played Vorin in the TNG episode "Homeward," Dr. Giger in the DS9 episode "In the Cards," and on Voyager, he played the doomed Lieutenant Peter Durst in "Cathexis," then both Durst and Sulan, the Vidiian who stole Durst's face in the episode "Faces."

Grounded for Life, (Tuesdays at 8:30 PM) features Richard Riehle, who played Batai in the TNG classic "The Inner Light" and Seamus McGinty in the Voyager episodes "Fair Haven" and "Spirit Folk." The new sitcom also features Miriam Flynn, who played the Midwife in the DS9 episode "Covenant."

Firefly (Fridays at 8:00 PM), the new science-fiction series from Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator Joss Whedon, features Ron Glass, who played Loken in the Voyager episode "Nightingale."

NBC

Hidden Hills (Tuesdays, 9:30 PM) features Justin Louis, who played Trevis in the Voyager episode "Once Upon A Time" and American Dreams (Sundays at 8:00 PM) features Virginia Madsen, who appeared as Kellin in the Voyager episode "Unforgettable," as well as child actor Ethan Dampf, who played the Lorillian Child on the Enterprise series premiere "Broken Bow."

Meanwhile, Boomtown (Sundays at 10:00 PM) features Neal McDonough, who appeared as the ill-fortuned Lt. Hawk in "Star Trek: First Contact" and was also the recent recipient of some good press (see related story here).

The WB

The comic book adaptation Birds of Prey (Wednesdays at 9:00 PM) features Ian Abercrombie, who played Abbot in the Voyager episode "Someone To Watch Over Me" and Milo in "Spirit Folk" as well as Dina Meyer, who fans will see as the Romulan Commander Donatra this December in "Star Trek Nemesis."

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