D'Arcy Carden

Star Trek turns 60 on Tuesday — sixty years to the day since "The Man Trap" aired on NBC on 8 September 1966. Paramount has built a week around it: 750 cinemas, a Guinness record attempt, a Walk of Fame ceremony, a Delta badge on the ISS. What it does not have is a single Star Trek series in production.

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