The Hottest woman on Voyager was Naomi Wildman

[Melakon]

She's about 24 now I think. And Vanessa Branch, 39. Michelle Krusiec was 24 as older Molly.

When Lost in Space was on, I was lusting after Marta Kristen, instead of Angela Cartwright, though Angela was closer to my age. And I'd seen some of my brother-in-law's Playboys by then, so I also lusted for Britt Eklund and Senta Berger.

[Gov Kodos]

Marta Kristen, I had a thing for her. Gabrielle Drake and the other Moonbase ladies on UFO were a greater source of TV fantasy from around then for me. I can't say I'm too old to fancy Scarlet Pommers, though. I have been delaying growing up for decades.

[teacake]

My first girl crushes in Trek were Teri Garr and Mariette Hartley. I would get sooo excited if I saw them in anything else.

I also remember being rather gaga over Julie Newmar's Catwoman who just seemed SO THRILLING. I guess she was my first lady in leather

That predates my Trek era, that show seemed to always be on tv.

[lurok]

My first female crush was Julie Andrews, closely followed by Doris Day. People forget she had a great husky speaking voice. Man crush was Rock Hudson. That's what you get endlessly watching old movies. If only I knew then what I know now!

[Gov Kodos]

Old movie crushes make me think of Garbo in Ninotchka. This scene could have been Seven and Paris quite easily...

[Dale Sams]

teacake wrote:

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My first girl crushes in Trek were Teri Garr and Mariette Hartley. I would get sooo excited if I saw them in anything else.

I also remember being rather gaga over Julie Newmar's Catwoman who just seemed SO THRILLING. I guess she was my first lady in leather

That predates my Trek era, that show seemed to always be on tv.

A few years ago, I was watching the Twilight Zone ep, "What you Need". When the camera panned inside the bar, I was like "Who is that girl in the back??". Then it turned out she was the featured actress in the episode. Her name was Arlene Sax. So I looked her up and Arlene Sax was Arlene Martel.

Well, I decided right then and there I should email Arlene Martel and tell her she was and is a stunning lady. *One* of the little voices inside my head said, "This is a little stalkerish.", but I answered back that "I'll bet she would appreciate the compliment, especially if it concerns a lesser known role of hers than Star Trek"

She actually wrote back and said she was flattered and that I should look for her in a second TZ ep too.

edit: Yeah, I had a little thing for Mariette Hartley also. "All Our Yesterdays" is criminally underrated IMHO.

[Gov Kodos]

Dale Sams wrote:

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A few years ago, I was watching the Twilight Zone ep, "What you Need". When the camera panned inside the bar, I was like "Who is that girl in the back??". Then it turned out she was the featured actress in the episode. Her name was Arlene Sax. So I looked her up and Arlene Sax was Arlene Martel.

Well, I decided right then and there I should email Arlene Martel and tell her she was and is a stunning lady. *One* of the little voices inside my head said, "This is a little stalkerish.", but I answered back that "I'll bet she would appreciate the compliment, especially if it concerns a lesser known role of hers than Star Trek"

She actually wrote back and said she was flattered and that I should look for her in a second TZ ep too.

edit: Yeah, I had a little thing for Mariette Hartley also. "All Our Yesterdays" is criminally underrated IMHO.

Arlene Martel is quite beautiful in that episode. Twenty-two is the other Twilight Zone, I recall. Demon with a Glass Hand is an Outer Limits episode that is a lot of fun, if you haven't seen them yet.

[teacake]

Oh my goodness Gov Kodos I loved that clip!! It certainly was so 7 and Paris!! I haven't seen that film and I'm making it a priority

[tighr]

Gov Kodos wrote:

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Old movie crushes make me think of Garbo in Ninotchka. This scene could have been Seven and Paris quite easily...

I get more of an Ilia vibe from her in that scene

Expected her to call him a carbon unit at any moment.

[lurok]

Ninotcha's a classic and very funny. I think you'll like it. I like Greta in Grand Hotel (?) as well. And there's also Silk Stockings, which is the garish Cole Porter technicolor musical remake of Ninotchka.

[Infern0]

Melakon wrote:

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Strictly speaking though, based on the thread title, neither Scarlett Pomers nor Hana Hatai were women during their respective series. They were little girls.

This reminds of threads years ago, when people were counting down the days for the Olsen Twins to turn 18 so they could safely lust after them.

dude there is nothing creepy about it.

Scarlett is older than me, when i was a little 10 year old kid i had a crush on Naomi, she's aged with me.

[Guy Gardener]

You're on the other side of the creepy wall from most of us?

(Yes, yes you are.)

That means that you're safe... From all the worlds codgers and the geriatrics cruising these boards.

I was always more into Kimmie Gibbler.

(who is not only age appropriate, but a little older than I am.)

That girl knew how to play up her inner weirdo.

I love that in a woman.

[tighr]

Guy Gardener wrote:

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I was always more into Kimmie Gibbler.

Really? No thanks.

Candace Cameron for me, man. I actually liked Jodie Sweetin better, but she turned into a coke-head.

[Gov Kodos]

teacake wrote:

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Oh my goodness Gov Kodos I loved that clip!! It certainly was so 7 and Paris!! I haven't seen that film and I'm making it a priority

Glad you like it, it's one of my favorites.

[Guy Gardener]

tighr wrote:

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Really? No thanks.

Candace Cameron for me, man. I actually liked Jodie Sweetin better, but she turned into a coke-head.

Jodie is working again, she's probably been clean for a while.