About This Quiz
"Beam me up, Scotty!" You might be the biggest Star Trek fan in the world, but what about in the universe or galaxy? With quite a few starships traveling through outer space, there's tons of captains, episodes and adventures to remember. Think you can remember all of them?
Star Trek is a phenomenon that began in the 1960s. While the world was still in the midst of the Vietnam War, NBC premiered the very first episode on September 8, 1966. Starring William Shatner as the unforgettable Captain James T. Kirk, the series would become a phenomenon.Â
Although Star Trek: The Original Series only lasted three years, its impact would go on to last a lifetime. Since the show's finale in 1969, the Star Trek franchise would go on to add six different TV series and 9 films. From captains like Kirk and Picard to Commanders like Spock and Riker, could you pass this hard quiz? While Kirk was floating around in the starship U.S.S. Enterprise, which Star Trek crew made their home on a space station? The Motion Picture was the first ever Star Trek film, but what was the last of The Original Series films? Before you make plans to "live long and prosper," let's find out if you can pass the hardest Star Trek quiz you'll take today!
Sisko is a commander turned captain in Deep Space Nine. He has a love for baseball and keeps a baseball on his desk because the sport is no longer played.
Borg are an alien group that first appear in Star Trek: The Next Generation. Wanting to achieve a world of perfection, they often tell others that their "resistance is futile."
In the series, we see Captain Picard assimilated into a Borg who goes by the name of Locutus. Eventually, he is reverted back to a human but the experience haunts him afterward.
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Kevin Riley was a character who appeared in two Star Trek: The Original Series episodes. After catching a virus, he would repeatedly sing "I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen."
Christine Chapel is a nurse in Star Trek: The Original Series. She originally joins the crew because she's looking for her fiance.
Chris Pine joined the 2009 reboot Star Trek films as Captain James T. Kirk.
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Jeffrey Hunter starred in the Star Trek pilot as Captain Christopher Pike. The pilot was eventually rejected and another was filmed in its place.
Star Trek: Voyager aired from 1995-2001. It starred Kate Mulgrew as Kathryn Janeway, the captain of the USS Voyager. However, Star Trek: The Next Generation was the first to show a female Starfleet captain on screen.
"The Cage" was the first of two pilot episodes that was shot for "Star Trek." The pilot was rejected before a new one was filmed.
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In Star Trek IV, the crew brings two whales too the future. They were named George and Gracie.
In the last film in the Original Series films, Praxis is a Klingon moon that explodes at the beginning of the movie.
The Klingons are one of the most popular species that appear in the Star Trek franchise, Worf probably being the most-known character within the race.
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Shalaft's Syndrome was a condition in Star Trek where the person would have an extreme sensitivity to sound.
In the 1994 film "Star Trek Generations," we see Kirk and Picard face off against Dr. Soran. The battle ultimately leads to Kirk's death after he falls with a collapsing bridge and is mortally wounded.
Spock is the commander of the USS Enterprise and he is half-human, half-vulcan.
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In 1973, Star Trek: The Animated Series premiered on TV. The series was short-lived, with only 2 seasons and 22 episodes.
Star Trek: The Next Generation had its own group of four films. It began with "Generations" and ended with "Nemesis."
Kathryn Janeway was the captain of the USS Voyager and is credited with being the first captain to completely go through the Delta Quadrant.
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Patrick Stewart starred as Captain Jean Luc Picard. He first appeared in "Star Trek: The Next Generation" before appearing in the franchise films.
Spock was telepathically betrothed to T'Pring. Their engagement ended after she wanted him to fight Captain Kirk to the death.
Star Trek: Enterprise acts as the prequel to Star Trek: The Original Series. Captain Jonathan Archer is played by Scott Bakula and the character openly dislikes the Vulcan species.
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Charles Tucker III is the captain in Star Trek: Enterprise. He got his nickname, "Trip," because his father and grandfather share the name. It is a shortened version of the word, triplicate.
Shalaft's Syndrome is a condition that appears in Star Trek: The Next Generation. It is revealed that Picard has the condition where he has an extreme sensitivity to sound.
In Star Trek, you'll find that most of their journeys take place in the Milky Way galaxy. In the series franchise, Earth is in the alpha quadrant.
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Balok was a humanoid that appears in Star Trek: The Original Series. The species was small and resembled that of a child. Balok liked to serve tranya to his guests.
"Beyond" is the most recent Star Trek film that was released in 2016. The film stars Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto.
Deep Space Nine is the Star Trek series that aired from 1993-1999. Quark was a character who lived on board the space station as a bar owner.
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Benjamin Sisko is a commander turned captain in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. With his wife, Jennifer, he had a son named Jake.
This mostly comes up in the series because of Spock who is half-human, half-Vulcan. While humans have iron-based blood and hemoglobin, Vulcans are copper-based.
Star Trek had two pilots that were initially shot for the show. The first one was rejected and the only character to be brought from the pilot was Spock, played by Leonard Nimoy.
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Spock is half-human, half-Vulcan. While his mother was a human named Amanda, his father was a Vulcan named Sarek.
GNDN is an acronym you'll often seen in the Star Trek franchise. It means "goes nowhere does nothing."
Gowron is not a Ferengi. Ferengi are characterized by their oversized ears and great sense of hearing. Characters like Gowron and Worf are Klingon.
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Worf is a Klingon that first appears in Star Trek: The Next Generation. Played by Michael Dorn, Worf has appeared in more episodes than any other Star Trek character.