In July 1968, the close encounter between the original series and the crew of Apollo 11 that began in September of that year was the American spaceflight that first landed humans on the Moon.
On the 20th of July 1969, Commander Neil Armstrong and Lunar Module Pilot Buzz Aldrin landed the Apollo Lunar Module Eagle; this was the first rocket to the Moon on TV that year. It was a series called Start Trek. The first Piot of the American television series was called The Cage, which starred Jeffrey Hunter, who played Captain Pike. He only lasted for the first show after him.
Captain James T Kirk came, played by William Shatner. Another part that he played was TJ Hooker Kirk had a brother named George Samael, who was killed.
The original series showed the friendship between Kirk and his first officer. Spock was like a brother to him. This was on TV every Tuesday night when I was growing up. I would stay in to watch this, and I had a street ganged called the Red Trekkies. We were dressed in Star Trek uniforms. I was the captain.
When Kirk was a young officer, he got involved with a woman named Docter Carol Marcus. They had a son called David, who she took away with her.
Kirk never sees them until years later when they meet again at a space station called Regular One, where Doctor Marcus and her team are being held prisoner by Captain Kirk's old anime name, Khan, who wants to kill him. Kirk fire meant Khan in the episode called Space Seed, who tried to steal Kirk's Enterprise, was NEC 1701/ A.
There were only 79 episodes created by an American cop, Gear Roddenberry; who liked to see girls in short skirts? As it was the '60s, all girls were in short skirts when the girls bent over to show their underwear and the cheeks of their bottoms. Even his wife wore one,
Unlike Captain Pike, Kirk could always talk his way out of trouble. He had Meny love, but the Enterprise was his first paisan. It meant more to him than any woman did in peace, but he was suspicious of it in confrontation.
He will say that dropping that gun will count to three before fighting. He is devoted to his crew and will defray anyone to rescue a man who will break the rules and go back for a friend when he was told not to.
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Kirk beards down to the planet and falls in love with her, but she is killed in the hit-and-run accident. Kirk runs across the road and holds her in his arms. The original series with the original stars in the first Star Trek movie was made in 1979
In the motion Picture, when the crew go after a satellite called Voyager Six and Star Trek Two, the Wrath of Khan, played by Ricardo Montalvan, Kirk meets his old enemy. Fifteen years have passed, and Khan still wants to kill him. Blood up his ship, and Spock is killed.
In the film Star Trek Three, in the search for Spock, Kirk steeled his old starship to go back for his friend Mr Spock, a human and half-Vulcan first officer and gets into a fight with the Klingons and his ship is destroyed. Mr. Spock's body lay on the ground. Kirk picked up Spock's body, spoke in Klingon tutu, beamed up to the Klingon ship and took Spock back to Vulcan. This was in the film The Voyage Home. There were Six films; the last was The Undiscovered Country.
One of my Favourite series was called. The Squire of Gotohs in this episode where Mr. Sula disappears, followed by Captain Kirk, who is turned into a waxwork figure by a person calling himself the Squire. The actor Willam Campbell played this part after some time.
He released them for their spell. Kirk asks McCoy what happened, and he replies
"You disappeared five minutes after Sula did; we've been looking for you for four hours", Kirk spoke to the Squire when a transport signal came through from Mr Spock. When the Squire appeared on the bridge and took the crew, Spock challenged the Squire, "I don't like you. Indeed, you're not an officer.
McCoy complained about the wine having no tarte and the five with no heat. Kirk is introduced to two ladies on who was Helman Teresa Ross and Comminution Officer LT, who are dressed in a short red dress. The Squire put a spell on her to play the harpsichord while dancing with Teresa and changing her into a ballgown as he stood by the mirror as Mr Spock spoke to Kirk.
"Have you noticed he never gets far from the mirror?" Kirk replied. It is part of his ego or something else.
Kirk is the kind of man who will stop at nothing to help his crew, and anyone who stands in his way will fight. "Look at him, gentlemen the squire said, "I heard that I'll have to dispensation with you", Kirk replied, "You only heard part of it, a fight that you want. As Kirk said to the girl, "Say way for him. I wouldn't say I like it. The squarer said Jealous, are you?
Kirk swiped the glove across his face and challenged him to a due in the field of honour game. The squire fired his gun in the air, but Kirk pointed his gun at the mirror and blew his lights out. The crow beamed up to the enterprise. The planet goes around the earth.
Mr Spock speaks to Kirk, who says I'm going down there to convince him to release the Enterprise, but when he gets down there, he finds the squire dressed in a judge's grown. He reads out his statement, Captain James Tiberius Kirk: "You've been found guilty by this court and by your laws, you will hang by the neck until dead ! Dead" dead.
The other captain I like is Picard, Star Trek: The Next Generation. He grew up in the village of Label with his older brother Robert, who went into the winery business when Picard was a young officer; when he was in a bar, he got into a fight and was stabbed in the heart.
Unlike Kirk, he will do all he can to avoid a fight and always does things by the book. His first posting was the USS Stargazer, where he took combed after his captain was killed in a battle, unlike the originated since the girls didn't wear shunt skirts; their bottoms were closed so that no one could see the cleeks of their bottoms.
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Pickard thinks of himself as a private Detective rather than other captains' devotion to his crew, who defy models in affection to rescue him when he is in a tight spot and vice versa. His lovers in his life, his hit list top five women are Janice Manher, Kamala Nell, Danen and Dr Crusher vast he would land of a battle, he's the kind of man who loved them and left them; Picard's Enterprise is NCC /701-D
His first officer is a human named William T Riker. His secure officer is a Klingon named Lt Worf, played by Michael Dorm.
On Picard's ship, Riker is like Ink, who illustrates the rifles and plays the trombone. Picard is a tea drinker.
My favourite episodes are Last Out Post and The Best of Both Worlds, two TV movies. The first film was Generations. This is where Picard meets Kirk, unlike Kirk, whom kingdoms have always fought with. This is the nickname I gave to those working in a Government Department known as the DWP and Job Centres.
In Star Trek: The Next Generation, there were only four films: Generations, Contact, and Interzone, and the last was Nemesis. Caption Jean Lve Picard lost his hair when he was 19 years old and followed in the footsteps of Captain James T Kirk Willam T Riker, who was officed the captain's chair but wouldn't take it.
In one of the episodes, Picard destined half of Star, Fufeet, but he was under a spell and wasn't himself at the time. It was seen as a western in space. After this, then came Depp Space Nine. Picard's chief engender is Geordi La Forge, a blind man who can see through a visor played by Levar Burton.
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