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'''''Star Trek''''' is a [[science fiction]] television series, created by [[Gene Roddenberry]] and first aired from [[September 8]], 1966 to [[September 2]], 1969 on the [[United States|American]] network [[NBC]], with total number of episodes 79. The series follow the adventures of starship Enterprise, led by Captain James T. Kirk. | '''''Star Trek''''' is a [[science fiction]] television series, created by [[Gene Roddenberry]] and first aired from [[September 8]], 1966 to [[September 2]], 1969 on the [[United States of America|American]] network [[NBC]], with total number of episodes 79. The series follow the adventures of starship Enterprise, led by Captain James T. Kirk. | ||
==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
Although the focus of the show was the long-term voyage of the starship Enterprise, there were a few principal cast members that appeared in nearly every episode: | Although the focus of the show was the long-term voyage of the starship Enterprise, there were a few principal cast members that appeared in nearly every episode: | ||
* '''Captain [[James T. Kirk]]''', portrayed by [[William Shatner]], was the captain of the ship. Although many of the shows included him as the chief protagonist, sometimes the amount of time he appeared on-screen was relatively short but significant to the episode's plot. | * '''Captain [[James T. Kirk]]''', portrayed by [[William Shatner]], was the captain of the ship. Although many of the shows included him as the chief protagonist, sometimes the amount of time he appeared on-screen was relatively short but significant to the episode's plot. | ||
* '''Spock''' (often referred to as "Mister Spock"), | * '''Spock''' (often referred to as "Mister Spock"), half human but usually identified as [[Vulcan]], portrayed by [[Leonard Nimoy]], was the science officer and second in command, assuming command in Kirk's absence. | ||
* '''Doctor McCoy''', played by [[DeForest Kelley]]: the ship's doctor, surgeon, and nurse. | * '''Doctor Leonard 'Bones' McCoy''', played by [[DeForest Kelley]]: the ship's doctor, surgeon, and nurse. | ||
* '''Uhura''', played by [[Nichelle Nichols]] was an especially significant character in the show; her gender and race played a major part of the show's accomplishment in representing a democratic demographic in a major television series. | * '''Lt. Nyota Uhura''', played by [[Nichelle Nichols]] was an especially significant character in the show; her gender and race played a major part of the show's accomplishment in representing a democratic demographic in a major television series. | ||
* '''Scotty''', referred to as Mister Scott, played by [[James Doohan]] was the ship's engineer and the man responsible for operating the transporter or "beamer", as in the phrase "Beam me up, Scotty." | * '''Montgomery 'Scotty' Scott''', referred to as Mister Scott, played by [[James Doohan]] was the ship's engineer and the man responsible for operating the transporter or "beamer", as in the phrase "Beam me up, Scotty." which became a popular [[catchphrase]]. | ||
* '''Sulu''', a helmsman, played by [[George Takei]]. | * '''Sulu''', a helmsman, played by [[George Takei]]. | ||
* '''Chekov''', the ship's navigator played by [[Walter Koenig]]. | * '''Chekov''', the ship's navigator played by [[Walter Koenig]].[[Category:Suggestion Bot Tag]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:00, 22 October 2024
Star Trek is a science fiction television series, created by Gene Roddenberry and first aired from September 8, 1966 to September 2, 1969 on the American network NBC, with total number of episodes 79. The series follow the adventures of starship Enterprise, led by Captain James T. Kirk.
Cast
Although the focus of the show was the long-term voyage of the starship Enterprise, there were a few principal cast members that appeared in nearly every episode:
- Captain James T. Kirk, portrayed by William Shatner, was the captain of the ship. Although many of the shows included him as the chief protagonist, sometimes the amount of time he appeared on-screen was relatively short but significant to the episode's plot.
- Spock (often referred to as "Mister Spock"), half human but usually identified as Vulcan, portrayed by Leonard Nimoy, was the science officer and second in command, assuming command in Kirk's absence.
- Doctor Leonard 'Bones' McCoy, played by DeForest Kelley: the ship's doctor, surgeon, and nurse.
- Lt. Nyota Uhura, played by Nichelle Nichols was an especially significant character in the show; her gender and race played a major part of the show's accomplishment in representing a democratic demographic in a major television series.
- Montgomery 'Scotty' Scott, referred to as Mister Scott, played by James Doohan was the ship's engineer and the man responsible for operating the transporter or "beamer", as in the phrase "Beam me up, Scotty." which became a popular catchphrase.
- Sulu, a helmsman, played by George Takei.
- Chekov, the ship's navigator played by Walter Koenig.