Another possibility for Bones that comes to mind: That would be Michelle Dockery of Downton Abbey fame.
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I dunno, I can't picture Dockery bouncing on the balls of her feet and grinning like a cheshire cat the way Bones does.. I've blanked out Downton (terrible scars..) so I was wondering if this was going to be the dowager I want sexy older lady. I'm thinking more of following in TOS footsteps than NuTrek where McCoy looks a lot less crusty.
Not a bad idea -- except that I'm hardwired when seeing "red-headed female Doctor" to think "Beverley Crusher." And yet how do you hide a glorious fiery mane like that under a dye-job? Tina Fey could be fun...
Nice choice! Me, I don't want to see a reverse-gendered Trek to be the original cast in drag. I would hope and expect the actors to make these roles their own! I also recommend Katherine Moennig as Spock.
It would definitely have to be someone able to grab attention and keep focus on the character. I mean What were we talking about?
For 2takesfrakes: in what video-type contexts would I find KaDee Strickland, incidentally? Supplementary for the general thread: Anybody care to up the ante and gender-flip the rest of the crew regulars? Including male version of Uhura, Rand and Chapel?
A ZM-TV interview with KaDee Srickland ... I do declare - she's as hot as Georgia asphalt! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsxJXVcELTk
You mean "Claudia Black's really spectacular. They'd have to make Bones the star of the show." In that case, I agree. Good idea. Traue is too classical-looking for Spock in my oponion. Vulcans should have some oddness about them. Jennifer Carpenter? "That's fucking logical, captain."
I totally agree that we're clearly talking about a male Uhura, Chapel and Rand. And Claudia Black is indeed spectacular, as well as funny!
Allow me to ... to rephrase: "Claudia Black's really spectacular. They'd have to make Bones the star of the show."