SHAT IS THE SHIT

I saw this as a 12 year trekkie in 1996! Can't believe we're only 2 years from the 60th anniversary special now. I got into Frasier based on the Voyager sketch

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TOS is and always will be the best Star Trek series!

TNG totally stunk & was purely for $. SNW & Enterprise are good. everything else absolutely dreadful.

This is one fantastic video! It’s funny, informative and entertaining. Bravo!

I hated A Piece of the Action. It was so campy with Kirk trying to sound like Bogart in the scene shown. My favorite episodes were The Changeling and The Devil in the Dark. Nothing like a Horta between friends,

Thanks to Star Trek I went into creative writing mode for a while very influenced by the episode A Private Little War. My main character was influenced by Nona from that episode and the Hill people became my make believe tribe of women warriors. Ran out of ideas though in 2013. Still have those stories. Thanks Star Trek for helping me learn to write my short stories thanks to that one episode. Watching Star Trek taught me how to do dialogue and scene changes and character development.

I love George Takei’s voice. It’s so very broadcaster like.

I believe that opening quote was from the Ultimate Computer as M-5 took Kirk’s place for a while and he thought he lost a job. He was having a drink with McCoy. I didn’t see Star Trek to 1972. I changed from a Chekhov fan to a Spock fan. Had a friend who was a big Dr. McCoy fan.

Looking at Kelly is like looking into the face of my uncle. Looked exactly like him.

Robert Wise only got to make SMP because of SW. huge responsibility so bad.

Piece of the Action was embarrassing utter drivel

Oh 1988... A beautiful time in America... Wish we could turn back the clock.

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wow i was like 7 or 8 when star trek was on our black and white tv in london. for me and my friends at school it was the greatest. dr who was 2nd and later we had ufo. the inveders was a bit of a drag because you almost never saw a saucer. anyway star trek is still the greatest.

I remember watching this live. Would love to see a ceremony with all living cast members from the crews of the shows and films at the next milestone in 2026.

I've heard the story before, but the telling of it at 39:10 really does bring chills.

I didn't get into Star Trek through the original show but through the movies. On the small screen, TNG and Voyager were my shows. I didn't get to really properly watch the original until a rerun in 1999 when I was 11, where it was paired with new episodes of Voyager (at the time the fifth season in my county). My first episode was "Devil in the Dark" and I was amazed how nuanced and just well written it was (though I wouldn't have put it that way back then as a lad). I was intimately familiar with the big screen adventures, but that was quite an introduction to my heroes' early years. It's the kind of show where you discover new things every time. After film school and my own time spend watching and researching old movies, knowing what films at the time looked like, again gave me a new perspective on the show in the late 2000s. Star Trek is just my favorite for its varied and of ten though provoking stories, great characters and the optimistic future I know we are capable of reaching a semblance of. Even the new shows still carry that in their hearts... more or less.

I watched this as a kid. Hard to believe that at that time, Shatner and less years of Star Trek memories than the TNG cast has now.

I first saw this show when I was 4 years old (1969) and it is still the BEST show I've seen on TV.

I can't thank you enough for preserving this on KZbin. The thematic connection to the Space Program, the skit with my favorite sitcom cast, almost all the actors/actresses from the golden age of Star Trek, and of course the theme music from DS9 make this one of my fondest Star Trek memories.

Whoa, the memories! I watched the Australian broadcast of this when it aired, NYE from memory. I was 16... I'm now 44! 😳 Thanks for uploading! 👍😎

2:29 he is such a liar

If they supported the show why was there only three seasons 🙄

when star trek was star trek.

What. Episode is stark trek cont up to now ?

just re watched movies and 2-4 are just amazing

How can I possibly thank you. I think words ain’t enough.

When I first played this game, I completely forgot this wasn't the actual Voyager theme song. Honestly, I consider this TV worthy.

don't know when this was made, but it's interesting to hear William Shatner describe George Takei quite positively and in detail, despite his current claims that he doesn't know the guy!

I think its disgusting and so off-putting for quite a few of these people to, at one time, talk of William Shatner in somewhat glowing terms and then, when its beneficial for them to do so for greedy reasons, will then shit on the man!!, a guy who never really did anything to them OR FOR THEM, which is probably more at the root of why they harbor their petty and inconsistent grudges, because he really was the only one to go on and be quite successful way beyond Star-Trek, which none of the others in the Star-Trek cast ever did😮

10:35 The UK BBC Sci-Fi TV series Doctor Who had its 60th anniversary in 2023, Doctor Who is the world's longest-lasting science fiction TV series at 61 years. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_longest-running_television_shows_by_category

I can't believe the NCC-1701-A went for only $240K. It's worth a million easy.

I cannot believe I saw the 30th anniversary of Star Trek and 2 years time I'll be around to see it's 60th.

Shatner was the voice of Commander Berzerk on Eek! the Cat.

I finally discoverd when the spark of inspiration for Galaxy Quest arose. Perhaps. Ben Stiller's one man skit about his boyhood watching Star Trek from that 1996 Star Trek celebration.

What year was this documentary produced?

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This is so nice and warm and comforting to watch, while making me sad. I enjoy the new Star Trek shows and I adore the Kelvin Timeline crew, but Star Trek doesn't really seem to carry the same cultural weight at the moment that it did during that 30th anniversary salute to the franchise.

We got the show back. That was my time. Now, could we please get subtitles for all the shows?

I saw the Enterprise land in Denver CO. I was so very excited.❤

Later this year it’ll be 30 years since this first aired on TV. Great documentary. William Shatner is one of my favorite celebrities. By the way the scene at 3:51 shouldn’t count as a red shirt death because that was Spock doing the Vulcan Neck Pinch on the Lieutenant which only knocks one unconscious for a little bit.

this was the moment an 11 year old boy in Devonshire become a fan of Kenny G. I was so pleased to have pressed record on the vcr for this

Star Trek is William Shatner, and William Shatner is Captain James T. Kirk.

I believe they are not being honest entirely here. They did put it in the death slot for programming.

que ratas no quisieron pagar la musica de la intro original

This is a "rivalry" which never was.

I don't know how I've never seen this though I've seen clips of them standing up their at the end and for some reason Beltran getting up from his chair is a gif lmao! Loved seeing all the Voyager cast there! so cool! what a fab celebration, they should do one for the 60th in 2026!

Best time of my life the early two thousand and late nineties