Believe it or not, today marks the 46th anniversary of the launch of the U.S.S. Enterprise on the original Star Trek television series.
AND this year also marks the 25th anniversary of the first sequel: Star Trek: The Next Generation.
So let's boldly go where no Puzzle Corner has gone before with this brief quiz.
01. Believe it or not, there WAS a Star Trek series between the two named above. What was it?
02. What NEW characters were introduced on it that could not be done on the original series?
03. Who was the first Star Trek performer to write an episode of their series?
04. Who was the first cast member of the Original Series to appear on the Next Generation?
05. What was the first Star Trek series to win an Emmy?
06. While unfortunately we have lost a few cast members over the years, who was the first character to die ON SCREEN?
We'll reveal all next weekend, but for now, let's open up THE ANSWERS BOX and discover the results of our Neil Armstrong Puzzle Corner tribute from September 1st.
THE FIFTY-FIFTY CHANCE
Neil Armstrong's LEFT foot was the first to touch the lunar surface.
TRIVIA TIME
Neil Armstrong always offered to come out of retirement to participate in a manned mission to Mars. Maybe someday there actually will be one.
AND this year also marks the 25th anniversary of the first sequel: Star Trek: The Next Generation.
So let's boldly go where no Puzzle Corner has gone before with this brief quiz.
01. Believe it or not, there WAS a Star Trek series between the two named above. What was it?
02. What NEW characters were introduced on it that could not be done on the original series?
03. Who was the first Star Trek performer to write an episode of their series?
04. Who was the first cast member of the Original Series to appear on the Next Generation?
05. What was the first Star Trek series to win an Emmy?
06. While unfortunately we have lost a few cast members over the years, who was the first character to die ON SCREEN?
We'll reveal all next weekend, but for now, let's open up THE ANSWERS BOX and discover the results of our Neil Armstrong Puzzle Corner tribute from September 1st.
THE FIFTY-FIFTY CHANCE
Neil Armstrong's LEFT foot was the first to touch the lunar surface.
TRIVIA TIME
Neil Armstrong always offered to come out of retirement to participate in a manned mission to Mars. Maybe someday there actually will be one.
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