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'Star Trek' William Shatner on cancer battle, appreciating life at 95

'Star Trek' William Shatner on cancer battle, appreciating life at 95
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Actor William Shatner reflects on his career and the enduring legacy of Star Trek as the franchise approaches its 60th anniversary. Despite his age, he remains active and engaged with the cultural impact of his most famous role.

Hear this story LOS ANGELES − In 2016, William Shatner walked into his Studio City office for a USA TODAY photo shoot marking the 50th anniversary of "Star Trek" to find his desk overrun with Tribbles, the furry creatures from the beloved 1967 episode "The Trouble with Tribbles." The star forever known as Captain Kirk unceremoniously swept the carefully arranged props off his desk and proceeded with a Tribble-free photo shoot.

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