00:00George, the question is this, what does it mean for you not just to be part of Star Trek from
00:05the very beginning,
00:06but to see Star Trek evolve over these years with show after show after show?
00:11Well, it's always wonderful to have people come up to you and say congratulations or happy 60th.
00:21It makes me feel so young.
00:24Yeah, I'm way older than 60.
00:31But that isn't the only wonderful thing about this.
00:35It's an extraordinary phenomenon.
00:38Extraordinary phenomenon are the right words.
00:42What television series that was low rated when we first started, not only lasted three seasons and were canceled,
00:55but because of all of people like you and your parents and your grandparents, because of their intelligence and their
01:08sensitivity and their vision,
01:12supported Star Trek to the extent that we have lived long and endured for 60 years and going.
01:24That is an extraordinary television phenomenon.
01:28Hey, that is all because of you, the fans.
01:31So give yourselves a round of applause, folks.
