Five series and five films out of sixty years: the original run, the two best Next Generation-era shows, Strange New Worlds, and the films people name.
Captain Pike's Enterprise a decade before Kirk, back to one story an episode after the serialised years.
A Starfleet ship thrown 70,000 light years into the Delta Quadrant; Janeway, the ex-Borg Seven of Nine and seven seasons of getting home.
A Klingon moon explodes and the original crew escort peace talks they do not believe in; their last film together.
Abrams recasts Kirk and Spock, and a Romulan arriving from the future splits the timeline in two.
The Borg follow the Enterprise-E back to 2063 to stop Zefram Cochrane's first warp flight; the best of the Next Generation films.
Kirk, Spock and McCoy on a five-year mission across three seasons from 1966; "The City on the Edge of Forever" and "Balance of Terror".
The crew fly a captured Klingon bird-of-prey back to 1986 San Francisco to fetch two humpback whales.
Khan takes a starship and the Genesis device, and Spock dies in the reactor room; the film that saved the franchise.
A station at a wormhole and the Dominion War; the Trek that did serialised drama first.
Picard, Data and the Enterprise-D; "The Inner Light" and "The Best of Both Worlds".
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