...that although the aired version of Star Trek V: The Final Frontier seems to imply that Sulu and Chekov are in Yosemite National Park with Captain Kirk and the others, a deleted part of that scene actually establishes that they are exploring Mt. Rushmore, which has by the 23rd century had the head of a female African-American President added?

...that in 1974, Star Trek: The Animated Series won an Emmy Award for Best Children's Program in the 1973-1974 television season?

...that for VOY: "Friendship One", the producers made a list of recurring characters they could kill off, finally deciding on Joe Carey? Other possibilities that were heavily considered included Vorik and Samantha Wildman.

...that for DS9: "If Wishes Were Horses", Rumpelstiltskin was originally written as a leprechaun, but was changed when Colm Meaney objected, claiming that this was an offensive stereotype against Irish people?