What show is George Takei in?
He appeared in dozens of classics from iconic franchises to one-season wonders.
George Takei will always be known as Sulu from Star Trek, but the TV legend played many other memorable roles both before and after the iconic franchise originally aired.
He began his career in the 1950s, winning roles on crime series and anthology shows. He soon appeared in sitcoms, spy programs and, of course, science fiction.
Here 12 George Takei TV appearances from the Fifties through the Nineties. Can you guess which show he is on from these images alone?

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Can you tell what show this is?
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Which later Star Trek series is this?
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Here is Takei with the cast of...
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What Eighties series is Takei in here?
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Before fencing on the Enterprise, Takei held a different sword in...
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Which Irwin Allen show is Takei in here?
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Here is Takei in...
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Takei appeared with David Janssen in which short-lived Seventies series?
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What show is this?
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Takei played a martial arts instructor in...
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Which sitcom is Takei in here?
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Takei rocked a pair of Seventies glasses in...

What show is George Takei in?
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150 Comments

Iam looking forward to watch Perry Mason on Sunday May 07, at 7pm, a real great show. Thank you, God bless you all.
9 for 12. Not bad considering the only show other than Star Trek that I've ever actually seen him in is The Twilight Zone.
8/12 I thought I knew him better. I know him best on Star Trek. Didn't know much of the '70s shows he was in. They are not shown on METV. The pictures help give away many, as I have seen the shows before.
11 for 12.
I deserve to share a few tankards of Romulan Ale with Yeoman Rand for only missing one answer.
An aside: I have been watching Hawaiian Eye on MeTV Plus, it is excellent.
For a series made back then it is amazing that the Hawaiians and Asians on the show,
of which there are far more than on the original Magnum PI, are always depicted as
being like everyone else, never the "other", never the mysterious "Oriental".
There are many then unknown actors on the series who later became big
stars. Young starlets such as Diane Cannon, Mary Tyler Moore, Ann Helm
and many others also turn up.
I deserve to share a few tankards of Romulan Ale with Yeoman Rand for only missing one answer.
An aside: I have been watching Hawaiian Eye on MeTV Plus, it is excellent.
For a series made back then it is amazing that the Hawaiians and Asians on the show,
of which there are far more than on the original Magnum PI, are always depicted as
being like everyone else, never the "other", never the mysterious "Oriental".
There are many then unknown actors on the series who later became big
stars. Young starlets such as Diane Cannon, Mary Tyler Moore, Ann Helm
and many others also turn up.