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60th Anniversary

Anyone know about US availability/timing of these products?
I joined the Le Crueset “signup”, but no info or products?
Hope this is not Fake news?…

They had all of the Le Creuset Star Trek on display at movie park Germany today. Expensive like everything that company makes - however it has to be one of the few Star Trek merchandise products that is not Made in China, it is Made in France - however very nice looking.
 
All 5 new Center Seat eps are here

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Paramount rented Movie Park Germany and entrance was free, on the one hand that is impressive, since that must have cost them quite a lot, however they had only announced it like two weeks ahead of time. Also, I was one of the people who was pushing the average age down... There were some other families with young children, however what was almost absent was Teenagers, and people in there 20s. That will be a problem.
 
Don't think this has been mentioned yet.

The Royal Mint (the organisation that make british banknotes and coins) has produced some coins to celebrate Star Trek's 60th anniversary


Prices range from £20 for the basic two-coin set, to £2,500 for a boxed limited edition (100) gold coin
 
@Dar70

Re; the Above:

If too small for Terran food, I did a little research, and...

"A bag measuring 5 x 7 1/2 by 2 1/2 inches holds a volume of 93.75 cubic inches, which is about 6.5 cups or 2.18 pounds of grain" Quadrotriticale. (my edit)



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Happy 60th!

I still remember the 25th anniversary. WPIX in New York did the Viewers Choice Marathon of the 10 most popular episodes as voted by fans. Leonard Nimoy introduced the first five and Shatner the last five. This was followed by a 25th anniversary special that ended with a trailer for Star Trek VI. Then the Season 5 premiere of The Next Generation.

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So far today, I've watched TOS "Balance of Terror", TNG "The Defector", DS9 "The Siege of AR-558, Voyager "Survival Instinct" and Enterprise "The Andorian Incident".

Next up is DSC "New Eden", PIC "Absolute Candor", SNW "Strange New Worlds", SFA "Vox in Excelso" and hopefully I'll have enough time to cap it off with an episode of each animated show.
 
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I just finished watching the documentary on the Roddenberry era. While I knew most of what was covered, it just seemed like the appropriate thing to watch today.
 
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