Are you ready?
-Yes. -Yes.
Welcome to Star Trek Day.
It wouldn't be Star Trek Day without you.
It's a blessing.
The fans are loving it.
It's quite crazy.
What is up Star Trek Day people?
This is so fun.
Reggie Watts!
Does anybody want to be a Romulan?
-Oh, wow. -Wow.
Look what I just found.
Wow, we opened a portal.
I didn't know what to expect, but it's so cool.
This was hugely interactive, you go into the world.
[Interviewer] How cool is that?
Happy Star Trek Day, everyone.
Love you!
[Wilson] I thought I'd show you around the set
where we make Star Trek: Discovery.
-It's all shenanigans. -It's all shenanigans.
Sarcastic Vulcan salute.
I'm seeing all of the gorgeous cosplay up in the room.
Khan!
Live long and prosper, Star Trek.
Ever since the Starship Enterprise first took flight
on September 8th, 1966, Star Trek and its fans
have been forces for good in the world,
working to make the future Gene Roddenberry
envisioned a reality.
You can never get enough Star Trek,
and these things back here are pretty amazing.
I love Star Trek for the vision of the future.
For the infinite diversity in infinite combinations.
I stand on Nichelle Nichols' shoulders,
not only in portraying the character she
originated and embodied, but in following a path
she blazed for Black women and femmes on screen and off.
-Lower Decks, Lower Decks! -Oh, they're doing it.
Lower Decks, Lower Decks!
For me it's cool to see the younger generation
getting into it, I have a kid, my kid's 13
and he's in into Star Trek now, which is awesome.
I feel like I need to call you Admiral.
-I don't feel like— -Oh, feel free.
Don't let me deter you.
Since it is Star Trek Day,
I thought I'd show you a little tease.
I'm embodying Gorn right now.
It's kind of a shout out to the original Gorn
because remember in the TOS episode,
it wore that little sparkly,
I call like a little New Year's Eve cocktail dress.
Make the Gorn flirty again.
The gates are open for all levels of fan here.
You can be small, you can be tall, it's Star Trek Day.
It is an essential gathering of all
of the most important elements of Star Trek.
Live long and prosper.
That was fun!