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The first episode of Star Trek premiered 50 years ago, and the beloved sci-fi franchise is now scheduled to return to television in 2017 with a new series on Netflix and CBS - or more specifically, on CBS All Access, the network’s new stand-alone streaming service. CBS unveiled the first teaser for its new Star Trek series (https://www.yahoo.com/movies/michelle-yeoh-hopefully-galaxy-better-021800956.html) in early 2016, and the show’s official title was revealed to be Star Trek: Discovery (https://www.yahoo.com/tech/m/94c1514d-9c43-37ac-8f59-eb5146573027/michelle-yeoh-joins-the-cast.html) during Comic-Con International in San Diego. With the latest movie (Star Trek Beyond) in theaters this past summer, many Star Trek fans are wondering exactly how the television series from executive producer Bryan Fuller (Hannibal, Pushing Daisies) and showrunners Gretchen Berg and Aaron Harberts