TV Series2026 · History Channel · Ended
The Center Seat: 60 Years of Star Trek chronicles Star Trek's passing of the baton from Kirk and crew to the cast of The Next Generation as they make the leap from the small screen to the big screen. Then watch as JJ. Abrams' three picture "Kelvin Timeline" sends a ripple through the Star Trek Universe - for better or worse.
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2020 · 211 votes
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2014 · 21 votes
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1987 · 36 votes
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2006 · 38 votes
TV8.0Motoring programme featuring reviews of and reports about cars of all types.
1978 · 124 votes
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