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Noah Wyle & Katherine LaNasa To Help Celebrate Writers Guild Foundation’s 60th Anniversary With ‘Star Trek’ Table Read

Noah Wyle & Katherine LaNasa To Help Celebrate Writers Guild Foundation’s 60th Anniversary With ‘Star Trek’ Table ReadWorldPing

The Writers Guild Foundation is celebrating its 60th anniversary in space. The organization has put together a live reading of “The Man Trap,” the first-ever episode of Star Trek that aired.

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