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The Star Trek franchise has hit the ripe old age of 60 this week.
September 8 is the official 'Star Trek Day' and marks the anniversary of the 'Original Series', which first broadcast in 1966.
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A lot of exciting sci-fi series are coming in the next few months, including Star Trek: Strange New Worlds , widely considered the best new live-action Star Trek series.
We're currently midway through the ten-episode season 4 of Strange New Worlds, which is streaming on Paramount+ every Thursday.
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