A Texas native, Tim relocated to Tennessee in the early 90's and is one of the most significant figures in the history of science fiction fandom. A longtime fan since the mid 70's, he is known for his unrelenting efforts to save Star Trek:Enterprise from cancellation , attempting to secure a fifth season for the series by rallying the fans to fund the show. From his website (trekunited.com), he raised over 3 million dollars in just in under two months, the largest amount of money ever raised by a fan group in support of a television series.
Although the studio that produces Enterprise turned down the funds, the efforts continued on in many other ways. Brazeal headed up worldwide rallies in support of Star Trek to prove to the networks that the show and franchise were still viable and had a large audience. He personally led the Los Angeles rally at the front gates of Paramount Studios, with hundreds of fans attending in support of the franchise. Other rallies were held in New York, Utah, Texas, Chicago, Nevada, Germany, London, Canada, Australia and Tel Aviv.
Tim received an Honorary Achievement Medal from the United States Air Force and a Honorary Captain rank from the crew of the U.S.S. Endeavor for his efforts to save the show. Brazeal tied for the I-SCI-FI Science Fiction person of the year for 2006 with Mr. Manny Coto (Executive Producer for Star Trek: Enterprise).
Brazeal and his website received worldwide media attention. Featured on MSNBC Coast to Coast, CNN, and many other television, radio, newspaper, and online sites, he has been interviewed over 300 times since February of 2005.
Tim also played "General Chang" in an episode of Star Trek New Voyages. He was invited back and will be on the set in September of 2006 to resurrect the role. He currently travels around speaking at conventions and other events on behalf of science fiction and fantasy and is considered a celebrity within the science fiction community. As co-founder of Sci Fi Studios, Tim got involved in order to provide a way for fans to have a voice in what they watch and to enable them to be an important part of the process.
A Texas native, Tim relocated to Tennessee in the early 90's and is one of the most significant figures in the history of science fiction fandom. A longtime fan since the mid 70's, he is known for his unrelenting efforts to save Star
Trek: Enterprise from cancellation , attempting to secure a fifth season for the series by rallying the fans to fund the show. From his website (trekunited.com), he raised over 3 million dollars in just in under two months, the largest amount of money ever raised by a fan group in support of a television series. 
Tim received an Honorary Achievement Medal from the United States Air Force and a Honorary Captain rank from the crew of the U.S.S. Endeavor for his efforts to save the show. Brazeal tied for the I-SCI-FI Science Fiction person of the year for 2006 with Mr. Manny Coto (Executive Producer for Star Trek: Enterprise). 
