

Fifty years after its debut, the series has inspired real-world technologies like space shuttles, cell phones, and desktop computers.
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Fifty years after its debut, the series has inspired real-world technologies like space shuttles, cell phones, and desktop computers.
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Nichelle Nichols and Simon Pegg reflect on the legacy of 'Star Trek' in this documentary marking the series' 50th anniversary. The film examines how the show, which first aired in 1966, inspired real-world technologies like space shuttles and cell phones. It also addresses ongoing innovations such as warp drive and medical tricorders. Through interviews and archival footage, the documentary illustrates 'Star Trek's' significant influence on popular culture and its role in shaping technological aspirations.
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Why Watch
- Meet Nichelle Nichols and Simon Pegg discussing 'Star Trek'.
- Find out how 'Star Trek' inspired real technologies.
- See archival footage from the original series.
Did You Know
- 'Star Trek' first aired in 1966, marking over 50 years of influence.
- The film features interviews with actors like Nichelle Nichols and Simon Pegg.
- Technologies like cell phones and desktop computers were inspired by 'Star Trek'.
- The documentary has a runtime of 92 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary Building Star Trek?
Mick Grogan directed the documentary Building Star Trek.
What year did the original Star Trek series first air?
The original Star Trek series first aired in 1966.
What technologies from Star Trek have become reality?
Technologies such as space shuttles, cell phones, and desktop computers have transitioned from science fiction to reality.
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