Of sexagenarians
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Happy Birthday Gates McFadden!
Our favourite redheaded doctor hits the big 6-0 today... and she still looks fantastic!
Thanks for all your years of work on TNG Gates, and have a terrific birthday!
EDIT: Oops, I just realized Malleus started a thread on the same subject, but with a deceptive title!
Mods, feel free to close this thread or merge them, or whatever you like.
Our favourite redheaded doctor hits the big 6-0 today... and she still looks fantastic!
Thanks for all your years of work on TNG Gates, and have a terrific birthday!
EDIT: Oops, I just realized Malleus started a thread on the same subject, but with a deceptive title!
Mods, feel free to close this thread or merge them, or whatever you like.
Happy B-Day Gates
Holy crap, she's 60? Hardly looks like it. Wow.
Happy birthday, even though you probably won't see this.
Happy birthday, even though you probably won't see this.
She's the first Star Trek lady I ever had the hots for (didn't start watching the 60s series till a few months ago), and if there'd been a cutout of her with the other TNG cast ones sold at a convention I once went to, I probably would have bought it. It makes me feel really old knowing one of the most fondly remembered babes of my childhood is that age now. I'm still tempted to buy "The Muppets Take Manhattan" in large part because she has a cameo in it. Her appearance lasts only about 30 seconds, but I was still thrilled when I saw it, with her being so young and gorgeous due to it being her film debut. 
to one of the loveliest and most underrated (and sadly underused) actresses in Star Trek history.
to one of the loveliest and most underrated (and sadly underused) actresses in Star Trek history.Re: Of sexagenarians (gorgeous, hot, sexy, and smart)
The "deceptive" title has something to do with at least some of the remarks made below:
Oops, I just realized Malleus started a thread on the same subject, but with a deceptive title!
The "deceptive" title has something to do with at least some of the remarks made below:
She's the first Star Trek lady I ever had the hots for (didn't start watching the 60s series till a few months ago), and if there'd been a cutout of her with the other TNG cast ones sold at a convention I once went to, I probably would have bought it. It makes me feel really old knowing one of the most fondly remembered babes of my childhood is that age now. I'm still tempted to buy "The Muppets Take Manhattan" in large part because she has a cameo in it. Her appearance lasts only about 30 seconds, but I was still thrilled when I saw it, with her being so young and gorgeous due to it being her film debut.
I know. I'm 38 now (17 then).
But, she was only two years younger than my mom, so her age isn't THAT much of a surprise.
