Nice interview with Sean Kenney

[Admiral Buzzkill]

Here:

I'm sorry, one beep means "yes," or "no?"

He seems to be a guy with his head screwed on right. Good on 'im.

 

[Gary7]

I think the idea of good writing and good executing of the product, which I think took place with Star Trek, even though they didn’t have the technology they have now or the budget, it stands the test of time. I think that people recognized that in the episodes even though it seemed hokey sometimes that things didn’t look that great compared to other shows that came along. I think it’s like Shakespeare said, that the play is the thing.

Right on!

 

[scotpens]

Did he ever learn what the other four lights on the wheelchair were for?

 

[T'Bonz]

I wrote an article based on that and it was a pleasure to read the referring article.

Plus - I had never seen what Kenney looked like minus his makeup. Yowsa! What a damned shame to have hidden that face.

 

[Botany Bay]

Thanks for sharing, Dennis

I really enjoyed the first season recurring crewmen (DePaul, DeSalle, Farrell, Riley, etc). Shame that the ever tightening budget saw them all disappear.

 

[ToddPence]

Plus - I had never seen what Kenney looked like minus his makeup.

So, you've never seen "Arena" or "A Taste of Armageddon"?

 

[Therin of Andor]

I had never seen what Kenney looked like minus his makeup. Yowsa! What a damned shame to have hidden that face.

I'm sure you recognise... Mr DePaul:
http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/Sean_Kenney

 

[Captain Robert April]

Y'know, if the Phase II bunch ever plan on doing another Captain Pike episode, they should give him a call....

 

[GSchnitzer]

Plus - I had never seen what Kenney looked like minus his makeup.

So, you've never seen "Arena" or "A Taste of Armageddon"?

We see Sean Kenney as Lieutenant DePaul twice: the first time is in "Arena" in the Navigation position.

The second time is in "A Taste of Armageddon" in the Helmsman position.

It's almost too bad that they put so much makeup on Mr. Kenney for his Pike role. With his dark hair and light blue eyes, he bore quite a resemblance to Jeffrey Hunter. (Interestingly, his gig as the invalid Captain Pike was prior to his two DePaul episodes.)

 

[GSchnitzer]

Oops. Double post.

 

[T'Bonz]

Yum, yum. Thanks for the pics, guys. He's sure easy on the eyes.

 

[Gepard]

It's almost too bad that they put so much makeup on Mr. Kenney for his Pike role. With his dark hair and light blue eyes, he bore quite a resemblance to Jeffrey Hunter. (Interestingly, his gig as the invalid Captain Pike was prior to his two DePaul episodes.)

Indeed. The resemblance in your first screencap is uncanny.