Even The Best Star Trek Movies Failed TOS' Female Characters

The Enterprise was largely a boy's club.

Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Some of the first six Star Trek movies starring the cast of Star Trek: The Original Series are great, but even they failed TOS' female characters. After years in syndication maintained the TV series' popularity, Star Trek made the leap to the big screen in 1979's Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Over the next 12 years, Captain James T. Kirk , Mr.

Star Trek Movies Failed Uhura & TOS' Female Characters Star Trek's leap to the big screen didn't afford Uhura a greater significance or purpose in the movies. Uhura was still stationed on the bridge of the Starship Enterprise at Communications, but she reliably played a supporting role, although Uhura's presence was always welcome and appreciated. Uhura's biggest spotlight moment was her fan dance in Star Trek V: The Final Frontier.

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