Star Trek’s 60th: Where No Man Has Gone Since – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

Thirty-four network shows premiered in the fall of 1966. Three became iconic — The Monkees, Mission: Impossible, and a science-fiction series unlike anything previously seen, and it wasn’t The Time Tunnel. The premise of the show was repeated every week in the opening narration by its lead character, Captain James…

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