The Sixty-Year Mission: How Star Trek Changed Television and the World

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Theodore S 2 days ago Awful. One of the worst docs I’ve ever seen. Nothing but talking heads rehashing old, well worn and told Star Trek tales. Avoid at all costs. See more Anthony 2 days ago Absolutely phenomenal film! Star Trek’s message of IDIC iwas extraordinarily relevant when it began as it is much needed today. 🖖 See more Michael S 4 days ago Amazing documentary that was everything I’d expect from the Treksperts and more. Exceeded my expectations and I can’t wait for the sequel(s)! See more RANDALL 4 days ago A great story delivered by a documentary on the history of the original series. As a long time fan, I learned things that I didnt know and it was nice to see the remaining cast tell their stories. The main theme was Star Treks roots in diversity which I feel everyone should hear. See more jesse v 3 days ago as much as i appreciate the information of star trek origins, it is odd to have the interviews mainly not from the main cast. instead the doc included a movie critic, historians, writers from next generation, authors, and many random people. there were barely any mention of the newer shows. the creator and director were not on camera unfortunately. the stars that the old fans are mainly interested in only get one scene/interview. william shathner only has a couple interviews. half of the reference material is from other tv shows of yesteryear. the storytelling bounces between the show and hollywood status and racial and social politics. the chapter structure with the title cards completely dissolves by the second hour somehow. very very odd to attach five minutes of a SEQUEL documentary after the credits. See more Read all reviews

The Sixty-Year Mission: How Star Trek Changed Television and the World

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