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- When Star Trek: The Original Series began in 1966, it wasn’t a time of great wealth for the actors and actresses who portrayed the characters that brought the show to life, at least by 2021 standards. Today, it’s not unusual to hear that an actor is making $250,000 per episode.
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Sep 21, 2021 · Leonard Nimoy cost the studio $2,500 per episode, at least in the first season while Paul Fix who starred as Dr. Piper earned $1,250. Scotty’s James Doohan earned $750 per episode, and George Takei, who spent most of his time on Star Trek seated at the helm, was paid $375 per episode or $3,166.28 today.
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Mar 9, 2009 · #1. Of course, the lead role must garner some serious payroll (like Patrick Stewart for Picard, Ben Avery for Sisko, and Kate Mulgrew for Janeway). But I wonder about the other regular members of the cast... does anyone have an idea of how much they got paid per episode, and if it increased much during the run of the series?
At the high end, the main actors of TNG were pulling down about $1 million per episode each. At the low end, on the later shows the lower-tier regulars were pulling down $25-30k per episode. Reply reply
In the first season Shatner earned $5000 per episode, Leonard Nimoy $1250 per episode (doubled for season 2), DeForest Kelley $850 per episode, James Doohan $800 per episode, Grace Lee Whitney $750 per episode and George Takei $600 per episode.
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Burton began acting in the 1970s. He broke out as the star of the ABC miniseries Roots, which quickly became an Emmy winning phenomenon. From there, he appeared in a handful of made-for-TV movies before he was cast in his next significant role: As Geordi La Forge in the long-running sci-fi series Star Trek: The Next Generation. Burton reprised this...
While Roots and Star Trek: TNG attracted older audiences, Burton also became famous among those who grew up in the ’80s, ’90s, and ’00s. He hosted the PBS Kids educational series Reading Rainbow for more than 20 years to inspire generations of children to love reading. “Everything I have done in the field of literacy is a tribute to my mother,” Bur...
A ground-breaking miniseries, a franchise-building epic, and an educational program in line with that of his mentor, Fred Rogers, is known for — what more could Burton want? While he speaks of his “blessed” and “amazingly charmed existence,” there’s another project fans want to see him take on. A petition to instate Burton as Jeopardy! host was cre...
Given his long-running shows, one would assume Burton’s done well for himself, financially speaking. He’s also done quite a bit of voice work over the years and often makes one-off appearances as himself. Additionally, Burton is an accomplished director, most recently directing several NCIS: New Orleansepisodes. Burton’s $6 million net worth may se...
Aug 3, 2011 · Walter Koenig and George Takei are in the $20-25,000 range, but expenses and autographs are included. Shatner will not do a convention for less than $50,000. BUT there are also a lot of actors who are ... let's say not at the "star" levels, who are often referred to as "bonus guests" ...
according to Wikipedia the budget of an episode of Discovery is 8 to 8.5 million per episode. so about a 105 million a season, this is the average for most prestige television. as for the cast I could not find out.
