On this day in 1966, Star Trek first beamed into living rooms across America. None of us could have imagined then the journey it would set us on. And not just the cast and crew, but the millions of fans who would find hope, inspiration, and community in its vision of the future.

Over the decades, I’ve been humbled and grateful for the love you’ve shown, not only to me, but to the ideals of Star Trek itself: diversity, unity, and the belief that together, humanity can boldly go where none have gone before. Thank you for your unwavering support and for keeping this dream alive all these years. Live long and prosper, always.

@georgetakei
The first Star Trek series I watched was TNG. I got hooked. Then I followed along (DS9, VOY...) till "Enterprise".
After Enterprise, I finally thought : "Why not watch TOS now ? But it's a bit outdated isn't it ?"
I was so wrong...everything was there : the ethics, the thrill, the mind-fuck experience, and the humor (which has indeed faded in the following series).
And now I'm answering to a post by a prominent actor of this wonderful series on Mastodon...isn't life great ? :)