The legacy of Star Trek: The Animated Series, 50 years on
Whether or not it's part of the Star Trek "canon", The Animated Series shares the show's vision for a utopian future where humans coexist peacefully with aliens, writes Swapna Krishna.
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Whether or not it's part of the Star Trek "canon", The Animated Series shares the show's vision for a utopian future where humans coexist peacefully with aliens, writes Swapna Krishna.
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Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/Paramount+Annoying Star Trek nerds, like me, will always cringe at this question: “Who’s the best Star Trek Captain?” When I started watching Star Trek, back when we still played Game Boys and enjoyed this new show called The Simpsons, the answer was refreshingly binary: James T. Kirk (William Shatner) or Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart). But in the years since then, the question has become more complex.Or it would be, if the answer weren’t s