Boldly go through the history of one of the greatest sci-fi franchises in film and TV history.
started as a television series in the 1960s, it graduated to the big screen in 1979. Even the lesser entries contain good character beats, sharp writing, or intriguing science-fiction ideas.
Let’s rank them all, boldly going from the worst of the bunch to my possibly illogical pick for the best of the best.When these sci-fi movies came out, they offered predictions for the future of society — years later, they're officially set in the past.Chris Pine Is Clueless About ‘Star Trek 4’The Best ‘Star Trek’ Movie Isn’t ‘Wrath of Khan’The 12 Best Bottle Episodes of Television Ever
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