It may be hard to believe, but Star Trek made its television debut all the way back in , and through the years, it has developed one of the strongest followings of any franchise in history. The last 5 decades have seen several generations of fans follow the series in its many incarnations. Star Trek has run the gamut of television, film, books, and video games, and has been the subject of numerous reboots and continuations over the years. Star Trek pushed the boundaries of casting people of color in major television programs, and even created its own language in the process.

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Alisia "Lisa" Salters born March 6, is an American journalist and former collegiate women's basketball player. Previously, she covered the O. She led the network's comprehensive coverage of the murder conspiracy trial of Carolina Panthers wide receiver Rae Carruth in December through January National Team's starting lineup a day before its first match in against Portugal. Salters returned to her role as its secondary sideline reporter the following year as Tafoya returned to her old role. In , she worked the NBA Finals on radio.


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Nichols said in an interview that she was not the hot chick in high school and her mother would euphemistically refer to her as 'a late bloomer', "which meant that I had uncontrollable arms and legs, I had very long appendages. I took several years of very highly structured dance classes for me to be able to control myself. Nichols said in September that "the modeling shoes have been hung up. She later said she had "never really done a proper audition before", and added that "I had such fun [filming on set], that day actually made me want to pursue [acting] more seriously.




Rachel Nichols has been a staple in sports journalism, interviewing up-and-comers and superstars alike with the same level of grace, candor, and chutzpah. Now a giant in the field, Nichols has kept everyone in the world of athletics in the loop about every dribble, layup, and turnover that goes down on the court. And when she's not on television, she's lighting it up on Twitter, where she dissects plays , responds to fans , posts photos with super famous athletes , and offers her two cents on issues people are buzzing about. But Nichols hasn't always been on the air, believe it or not.