Just wondering...
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It certainly would depend on your point of view...... male or female? 
The captured Tholian in "In a Mirror, Darkly" had six legs, but I am assuming that the greatest number of legs is not what you mean by "best". I'll have to think about this....
OK- I vote for Leslie Parrish's character Lt. Carolyn Palamas in TOS episode "Who Mourns for Adonais?" The book "The Making of Star Trek" had a nice publicity shot of her and those beautiful legs (at least one of them was showing!) wearing the outfit that "Apollo" gave her in that episode. My uptight 6th grade teacher took the book away from me when a friend and I were looking at it during lunchtime. Actually, the picture of Andrea in her 'wrap-around top' is probably what may has caused the teacher's water to unnecessarily begin to boil!
Leslie Parrish also played Daisy Mae in "Little Abner", and I am sure her legs looked just as good in those 'pre-Daisy Dukes'.
OK- I vote for Leslie Parrish's character Lt. Carolyn Palamas in TOS episode "Who Mourns for Adonais?" The book "The Making of Star Trek" had a nice publicity shot of her and those beautiful legs (at least one of them was showing!) wearing the outfit that "Apollo" gave her in that episode. My uptight 6th grade teacher took the book away from me when a friend and I were looking at it during lunchtime. Actually, the picture of Andrea in her 'wrap-around top' is probably what may has caused the teacher's water to unnecessarily begin to boil!
Leslie Parrish also played Daisy Mae in "Little Abner", and I am sure her legs looked just as good in those 'pre-Daisy Dukes'.
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I'm an equal opportunity oggler. However, except for that poor guy who wore the skant in that early TNG episode, I can't think of too many men who showed their legs on Trek.It certainly would depend on your point of view...... male or female?
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Patrick Stewart seemed to have nice legs...I guess we saw them in Captain's Holiday thanks to a terrible costume.
Don't forget, Lwaxana Troi liked Picard's legs as well. ["Manhunt"] And don't forget Riker. Man they've really got to get a new design for those dress uniforms.
I like Data's legs but that's just me
[back view can be seen in "Thine Own Self"]
I like Data's legs but that's just me
[back view can be seen in "Thine Own Self"]
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And Patrick Stewart's legs makes me think he has some kind of industrial disease.
I love the man's work dearly, and he's never not awesome, but good Lord. Those things are scary.
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^^ Could you explain more what you mean?
I do think his legs look like he's done a lot of work with them, that's what makes them look good to me. Maybe it's what makes them look like he has an industrial disease.
I do think his legs look like he's done a lot of work with them, that's what makes them look good to me. Maybe it's what makes them look like he has an industrial disease.
He gets my vote for Best Legs in Trek! The rest of him is really cute, too!I'm an equal opportunity oggler. However, except for that poor guy who wore the skant in that early TNG episode, I can't think of too many men who showed their legs on Trek.It certainly would depend on your point of view...... male or female?
Isn't that Yvonne Craig, who also played Batgirl?
Indeed it is. She played Marta, the batshit crazy girlfriend of batshit crazy Garth of Izar in the Trek TOS ep "Whom Gods Destroy." And yes, she's supposed to be green.
As most of us probably know, Yvonne was a promising young ballerina who ended up with a career in movies and TV instead of classical ballet. I think she looks much more fetching in her Star Trek costume than in a tutu.
She looked better in the Batgirl costume, too. Mainly because even though it covered everything, it was skintight.
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