It’s the 50th anniversary of Star Trek this year, so a variety of Trek luminaries took to Hall H today at San Diego Comic-Con to celebrate the franchise’s long life. William Shatner, Scott Bakula, Michael Dorn, Jeri Ryan, and Brent Spiner were joined by Bryan Fuller, executive producer and showrunner of the new Star Trek TV series, to celebrate Gene Roddenberry’s creation. During the panel, Fuller was asked what to expect from his upcoming CBS All Access show, and while he wasn’t giving away many details, he did say that after the 700 or so episodes of Star Trek that already have been made, he is approaching the storytelling in a less episodic way. "We’re telling stories in a a brand new way," he said.
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