Classic
A classic was a work of film or literature said to be among the best of its kind.

In 1930, a time traveling James T. Kirk referred to a novel that would be written about a century later, saying to Edith Keeler that it would recommend the words "Let me help" over "I love you". ()

In 1996, Tom Paris was impressed by Rain Robinson's Orgy of the Walking Dead poster, calling the film a classic. ()

As of 2374, Leonard McCoy's Comparative Alien Physiology was deemed a "classic" medical text. ()

See also
 Classical music

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