Best guest star

[geotrek]

Skip Homeier and Charles Napier for "The Way to Eden". Yay brother!

I reach that, brother. I really do.

 

[Nerys Myk]

Who were the crew and name the ship that made planetfall then, Nerys! Spock told us it was John Burke that discovered the world though and you know what, I kinda believe him!
JB

Do you think the Empire has no telescopes?

 

[CrazyMatt]

Do I really have to say????

 

[Spock's Barber]

Do I really have to say????

Ricardo Montalban? Robert Walker? No......Stewart Moss? Ah, the heck with it. I'm going to go watch Doomsday Machine and see William Windom steal the episode from Shatner.

 

[The Old Mixer]

I'm going to go watch Doomsday Machine and see William Windom steal the episode from Shatner.

I don't think I'd describe it quite like that...Kirk reasserting command of the Enterprise is one of his best moments in the series.

 

[Spock's Barber]

Chekov : "I vas making a leetle joke, sir."
Spock : "Extremely little, ensign."

 

[johnnybear]

Michael Ansara for the third season and William Windom for the second!
JB

 

[Spock's Barber]

Michael Ansara for the third season and William Windom for the second!
JB

Hmmmmm, interesting. I'd like to see Decker and Kang literally fight it out for the top honors.

 

[Greysun]

Meg Wyllie. It's a long way from the Delancey Street Mission House to Talos IV, but she wore her bulbous head very well.

 

[RColtrane]

Do I really have to say????

I've asked the same question. See post #37

 

[UnknownSample]

Meg Wyllie. It's a long way from the Delancey Street Mission House to Talos IV, but she wore her bulbous head very well.

Both a Talosian and CotEoF character?

 

[johnnybear]

Did Ms.Wylie appear in CatEOF as well?
JB

 

[Greysun]

Both a Talosian and CotEoF character?

I was referring to her role as Sister Florence in The Twilight Zone. Night of the Meek (1960).
I admit, I'm not sure what your abbreviation (CotEoF) stands for.

 

[1001001]

I admit, I'm not sure what your abbreviation (CotEoF) stands for.

You could lose your Trekkie Card for a post like that....

 

[kkt]

I hate the acronyms for episode names. I get City on the Edge of Forever, but I have to stop, think about it, and then reread the sentence.

 

[Greysun]

Thanks @1001001. For some reason my brain didn't make the connection right away, I was thinking more of the Twilight Zone she appeared in at the time.

 

[Greg Cox]

What episode had the most "guest star power?" I nominate "Dagger of the Mind": Woodward, Gregory, Hill.

Journey to Babel may give it a run for its money: Lenard, Jane Wyatt, Reggie Nalder, and, honestly, the guy who played the faux Andorian was very good, too, although I'm not sure I've ever known his name.

"I seem to have . . . miscalculated . . . ."

 

[J.T.B.]

^ William O'Connell, he was in a lot of Clint Eastwood movies including High Plains Drifter with Marianna Hill.

And I'm OK with "Journey to Babel," too.

 

[Spock's Barber]

^ William O'Connell, he was in a lot of Clint Eastwood movies including High Plains Drifter with Marianna Hill.

And I'm OK with "Journey to Babel," too.

Yes, too bad that the stunt double Andorian, Jim Sheppard, who fought Kirk in the corridor was killed in a movie stunt accident a few years later.

 

[Green]

That fight is funny because it starts in the middle. If you look at the teaser -- there is a stray crewman in frame when the fight starts and even though the Captain is being attacked -- he just keeps on walking! LOL
He was all, "that Andorian has a knife -- I'm outta here!"

That guy didn't remain part of the "finest crew in Starfleet" much longer after that.

I was wrong it wasn't the teaser, but I found it on YouTube! Classic.

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