I have a certain fondness for the original Star Trek series. My parents used to watch it every Saturday night. I can still hear: "Space: The Final Frontier. These are the missions of the starship Enterprise. To seek out new life and new civilizations - to boldly go where no man (gah) has gone before..." and then the "music" going wah wah... wah wah wah wah wah... I also can still hear that sound effect whenever the cabin doors opened, and that background sound that was always going (that was really just the same sound effect). It comforts me to think of such things. My dad and stepmom kind of saved me from a life of hell. Thinking about sitting in their living room on a Saturday night after dinner and dessert and laughing about how the guy on the "away" team that we'd never seen before was definitely a goner makes me feel safe even now.
Star Wars? Couldn't give a crap. I really didn't discover movies until after the first one. I remember really liking "The Empire Strikes Back" because that came out after the time that I really first got into seeing movies at the theater, but not thinking much of any of the others. I haven't even seen the last/first two because Episode I was so hatefully bad.
I loved what Dalton Ross, I think it was, said in Entertainment Weekly about Star Wars in general: "Didn't care then. Don't now. Sue me."