Okay good. High-school-age me would've been very mad at me if I didn't get 100% on this quiz. Although he might've forgiven me for missing the J.J. Abrams one, since he had no idea who that is.
If you want to watch the movies and haven't seen them before, just watch them in the order in which they were released. The internet arguments about viewing order are really more for superfans who want to split hairs, not for someone watching for the first time.
They’re both pretty close in terms of movies though. Star Wars has the main 9 episodes plus Rogue One and Solo, so that’s 11 (12 if you count the animated Clone Wars movie). Star Trek has 6 movies with the original cast, 4 with the Next Generation cast, and 3 more with the reboot cast, which totals to 13. So Star Trek beats Star Wars in number of movies but only by 1 which is pretty crazy.
As far as TV series go, I don't think I want to know. Star trek is known for a ton of spinoffs, but Star wars has a lot of shows that aren't well known and didn't go nearly as long.
Along with the rest of his "family," like Lore, Lal, B-4, and Juliana. And then there are the less-sophisticated androids of TOS episodes like "I, Mudd" and "What Are Little Girls Made Of?"
From Wikipedia: "The hyperdrive allows Star Wars spaceships to travel between stars by transporting them into another dimension, known as hyperspace, in which objects with mass are capable of traveling faster than the speed of light."
It's a matter of taste, of course, and I also enjoy Star Wars - but I find Star Trek to be far more intelligent and thought-provoking than the other one. I also plainly enjoyed it more.
Star Trek - The Next Generation was complete gold, maybe the best TV show of that time, possibly the most loved in the future when we miss actual substance. So many questions of human existence were addressed, it was funny, it was entertaining. The different races were actually interesting and the culture element was so thought out. It wasn't always the unified village folk who say "My people" this and "My people" that, like in Star Gate(I love Star Gate). There was a bit of a mystery surrounding characters like Guinan, Q, and the Borg.
I have no idea who J,J Abrams is, all I could think of was the newspaper boss from spiderman.. and was pretty sure that was not the person intended in the question.
.
I thought about watching the myriad of Star Wars films but there are that many now and in such a convoluted order I can't really be bothered.
Which franchise has more live action television series?
Which franchise has more live action theatrical releases?
She acted in more than one Star Wars movie..