William Shatner Explains Why He's Never Watched an Episode of 'Star Trek'

Also Read: 'Star Trek' Film Set for 2023 Is Top Secret Project Produced by JJ AbramsFletcher also had an extensive career in theater, working as a costume designer on the original Broadway productions of the musicals “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying” and “Walking Happy.” He also worked alongside Orson Welles as an actor in a 1956 production of Shakespeare’s “King Lear” at New York City Center.

Robert Fletcher, a costumer designer whose more than six decades of credits on screen and the Broadway stage included the first four Star Trek films, died April 5 in Kansas City, Missouri. He was 98.

GLAAD ruled Thursday night with a virtual ceremony for the 32nd GLAAD Media Awards which honors media for fair, accurate, and inclusive representations of LGBTQ people and issues. The ceremony premiered on YouTube on Thursday night, but if you missed out, it will be available to stream on Hulu starting at 10pm ET tonight until the end of June.

The WWE Hall of Fame has welcomed two surprising pop culture figures. Rock icon Ozzy Osbourne and actor William Shatner have join several athletes, including Nikki and Brie Bella, Jushin Liger, The nWo, Davey Boy Smith and JBL, in being inducted to the Hall of Fame, according to tweets from the organization.

Mulgrew told ET in 1994 on the set. «I'm a very passionate person and I imagine I will endow Kathryn with that attribute.»follows a group of lawless teens who discover a derelict Starfleet ship and use it to search for adventure, meaning and salvation. The CG-animated series, which is the latest to join the ever-expanding  TV world, is set to debut on Nickelodeon in 2021.

Paramount+ has handed Star Trek: Lower Decks an early renewal for a 10-episode third season, before the animated series returns for its sophomore season this summer.

Paramount+ is beaming in another day-long “Star Trek” celebration.On Monday, April 5, the network will gift Trekkies a series of panels and stream a marathon of TV series episodes to commemorate #FirstContactDay, a nod to the 1996 film installment “Star Trek: First Contact.” In that movie, humans first make contact with an alien species — the Vulcans, of pointy-eared Spock fame — on April 5, 2063. The programming will be hosted by “Star Trek: The Next Generation” alum Wil Wheaton and actress

William Shatner is seeing a different world emerging, thanks to the #MeToo movement.

WWE Hall of Fame. The Star Trek legend has been named as the celebrity inductee in the delayed Class of 2020.

Gallery: An offer you can’t refuse! 10 little known facts about The Godfather (BANG Showbiz)One week later, William returned on 'Raw' and appeared in the corner of Bret 'Hit Man' Hart during a fight with Jeff Jarrett. Then, in 2010, he returned to the WWE as a special guest host and he used the opportunity to put his own twist on some popular theme songs.

William Shatner will be a WWE Hall of Famer before the year is done.

William Shatner admitted that he's never watched an episode of his hit TV series "Star Trek" on which he played Captain James T. Kirk.

Star Trek actor William Shatner is creating an AI-powered interactive version of himself that will live for ever – and be accessible to all. In celebration of his 90th birthday, Shatner is working with LA-based company StoryFile to tape interviews involving more than 1,500 questions to create an interactive video programme with an AI component that will enable fans to ask him questions and get a direct and tailored response.

Also Read: 'The Boys' Superhero College Spinoff at Amazon Adds 3 More Lead Roles to Ensemble Cast“Don’t Make Me Go” will be produced by Donald De Line of De Line Pictures alongside Big Beach’s Peter Saraf (“The Farewell,” “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood”) and Leah Holzer (“Land”).Cho recently wrapped production on the first season of the live-action series “Cowboy Bebop” for Netflix, and he also did voice work for the animated “Over the Moon.” Some of his other credits include “Star Trek,”

Diane Garrett At the height of the civil rights movement, “Star Trek” won an inaugural Image Award from the NAACP for its positive depiction of race relations in the future. Decades later, entertainment programs are challenging our perception of the past by casting actors of color in roles once considered lily white.