Star Trek: The Original Series launched a television universe that would span generations. From Kirk, Spock and McCoy to the USS Enterprise, the original three-season voyage created the characters, ideas and possibilities that still define Star Trek sixty years later.
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Sixty years after the Enterprise first entered the Final Frontier, Star Trek at 60 celebrates the captains, crews, ideas and generations that transformed one television series into an enduring vision of the future.
On September 8, 1966, The Man Trap became the first episode of Star Trek broadcast to American audiences. But before the Enterprise reached television, Gene Roddenberry’s new universe had already survived rejection, reinvention and two different pilots.
From The Original Series and The Next Generation to Discovery, Strange New Worlds and Starfleet Academy, thirteen Star Trek Series have carried one continuing mission across sixty years.
From the Enterprise and Defiant to Voyager, Discovery, Cerritos and the Borg Cube, the Star Trek Starships reveal how exploration, technology and the Federation evolved across sixty years.
From Spock, Scotty and Uhura to Data, Worf, Kira, Seven, Saru and generations beyond, the Star Trek Crews prove that nobody explores the future alone.
From Spock and Riker to Kira, Chakotay, Saru and Una, the Star Trek First Officers prove that great captains need more than followers. They need someone willing to challenge them.