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George Takei and Mark Hamill United on ABC's Underrated Sci-Fi Sitcom 'The Neighbors'

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George Takei and Mark Hamill United on ABC's Underrated Sci-Fi Sitcom 'The Neighbors'

“George Takei and Mark Hamill United on ABC's Underrated Sci-Fi Sitcom 'The Neighbors'” — what this page in the network covers. George Takei, the iconic Star Trek actor, guest-starred on the ABC sci-fi sitcom 'The Neighbors,' which aired for two seasons from 2012 to 2014. The show centered on a human family that moves into a gated community populated by aliens from the planet Zabvron, with their quirky neighbors hiding their true identities. Takei appeared in a season 2 episode as a Zabvronian elder, sharing scenes with Mark Hamill, who had a recurring role as Commandant Bill.

Despite its clever premise and a cast that included Jami Gertz, Lenny Venito, and Simon Templeman, the series struggled in the ratings and was canceled after 44 episodes. The collaboration between Takei and Hamill was a treat for sci-fi fans, bringing together two beloved figures from Star Trek and Star Wars. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.

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