Star Trek marks 60th anniversary; Canada aired The Man Trap on Sept 6, 1966
While Star Trek Day (Sept. 8) celebrates the premiere of The Original Series, Star Trek's world premiere was actually September 6—when "The Man Trap" aired on CTV in Canada.
Everyone was disappointed Kirk didn’t continue to call McCoy “Plum” for the rest of the series after this debut.
So when the United States invades and annexes Canada, then will we be able to say that Star Trek Day in the United States was really September 6?
The good old days before 'simul-casting' when CDN networks would frequently air American programs before they aired in the US.
Did you know that the salt-vampire creature found on planet M-113 was played by Sandra Lee Gimpel? www.imdb.com/name/nm03198...
Yes, we did it first!
60 years ago today Star Trek premiered on Canadian television. Canadian actor James Doohan played the incomparable James Montgomery Scott. A.K.A. "Scotty." 🖖🏻🤟🏻
James Doohan - Canadian war hero. 🖖🏻
Today is a good day to celebrate Star Trek and one of its resident "miracle workers."
Nevermind, I deleted my previous post, they both do reflect his missing finger. Just realized the BSL is mostly showing the left hand, not the right hand. Amazing work as always. 🖖
It always trips me out how BSL's alphabet is SO different from ASL's. I know it is, yet it still shocks me every time I see it. Haha.
Happy Actual Star Trek Day! Star Trek premiered on the Canadian CTV network 60 years ago today!🇨🇦🖖🏿 #StarTrek #Canada
If anyone missed this 60th anniversary they've still time to prepare for the Scottish one. #StarTrek #Scotland #60th
Alt-text: A television listing from September 6, 1966 for 7:30 PM promoting the airing of the Star Trek The Original Series episode "The Man Trap."
Happy ACTUAL Star Trek Day to you, my brother in Trek. May you Live Long and Prosper. 🖖