Additional Usage in Star Trek
The quotation has been used numerous times by various Star Trek characters, and has been given a back-story within the Star Trek canon.
The quotation is changed from "where no man has gone before" to "where no one has gone before" with the Star Trek: The Next Generation pilot episode "Encounter at Farpoint" in 1987. The quotation is engraved on the dedication plaques of the Enterprise-B, Enterprise-D and Enterprise-E.
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