Star Trek's Walter Koenig Passes Away at 90

Walter Koenig, the American actor renowned for portraying Pavel Chekov in the original Star Trek series, has died at the age of 90. He passed away on Sunday night at his home in North, with his daughter and niece present.
The news was shared by his former co-star George Takei through a Facebook post on Monday, where he paid tribute to Koenig, recognizing him as more than just his memorable on-screen character. Koenig was born on September 14, 1936, and had a diverse career in television, appearing in productions such as The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, The Lieutenant, and I Spy before joining Star Trek in its second season in 1967.
In a 2013 interview, he revealed that he had not watched Star Trek prior to auditioning for the role of Chekov. Koenig described the series as having a "monumental effect" on his life, facilitating his continued acting career and opening doors to writing, directing, and producing.
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