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Find out which is the greatest opening in Star Trek television history. Star Trek is the most iconic television show ever. It's also spawned one of the most successful movie franchises ever made. Part of its success is the Star Trek theme song. The original song is so iconic people know it even if they've never seen an episode of the show. Over the years there have been many spin-offs of the show which each used a new theme song. Some have been brilliant and some have been horrible. Most recently Star Trek: Discovery is airing   on CBS All-Access . Soon the upcoming Picard series will introduce a new theme song. We don't know if the opening for Picard will match up with some of the others. But it's time to look back at the history of the Star Trek opening songs and rank them from worst to best. Make it so. 11. Star Trek: Enterprise Season 3-4 (2003–2005) Composed by Dennis McCarthy Enterprise's theme song is the first (and last) time Star Trek uses a contempo...

Here are the biggest stories for Wednesday, August 07, 2019. We can't always cover everything. So here's everything you missed this morning. In Case You Missed It (ICYMI). Warning: May contain spoilers! Above Image: Unfaithful Star Trek Fans / Jealous Star Trek: Discovery Show | Cheezburger 1. Disney+/Hulu/ESPN+ Bundle to Cost $12.99/Month — But There's a Catch | TV Line When Disney+ launches on Tuesday, Nov. 12 (for U.S. subscribers; and then rolled out to the rest of the world over two years), the new service’s ad-free content will cost $6.99/month (or $69.99/year). But Disney CEO Bob Iger announced during a Tuesday earnings call that a bundle that combines the well-stocked Disney+ with Hulu’s ad-supported basic service ($5.99/month) as well as ESPN+ ($4.99/month) will total just $12.99/month. The “catch” is that, as noted above, you get “Hulu with ads,” and there are no plans to offer a bundle with the ad-free version of Hulu. 2. Disney Specifically Names DARK PHOENIX As...