I found Trek's lowest moment:
So low she's below floor level. ;-)
She was looking for the lingerie department.
That was a pretty solid effect for early-90's TV.
Trek's lowest moment
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That was a pretty solid effect for early-90's TV.
I found Trek's lowest moment:
So low she's below floor level. ;-)
She was looking for the lingerie department.
That was a pretty solid effect for early-90's TV.
Sadly the actress had a large glass of water prior to filming
Huh?
It was a great effect given the time. Wasn't she immediately dead when they found her? I vaguely remember this episode..
Think about it.
Huh?
I know some people hate the Ferengi episodes, but I thought the Ferengi cast, led by Shimerman of course, was so good that even the weaker stories were in practice very entertaining.
Think about it.Sadly the actress had a large glass of water prior to filming
Huh?
Sorry I feel thick today still don't get it PM me
Yep, they appear in all the ST trailers.
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Trailers? Episodes!
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Which I am disappointed by.
The shot? I'm talking about wardrobe. Theiss Titillation Theory, catsuits and other impractical costumes designed mostly for female characters.
You trying to tell me that Seven of Nine didn't need the skin tight cat suit and six inch heels?!?
It's funny how short Trek fans memories truly are.
No, but T'Pol did!!! Because that was different!
It was only...say it with me...logical
Theiss attitude was an interesting one, in my opinion. He even coined the term that Nerys Myk notes and defines it as such: "the degree to which a costume is considered sexy is directly dependent upon how accident-prone it appears to be."
Reading his Memory Alpha page is quite interesting.
The episode with Ishara Yar and she's standing next to Data and we see a hell of a lot of camel toe
That's my favorite jumpsuit of the entire series. That was one extremely sexy lady.
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