Star Trek passings

[Nerys Myk]

I wonder if he ever felt like he just missed the fame of being a Trek regular. Those lines they wrote for him in Catspaw -- "credits to navy beans", etc. and giving Chekov a hard time didn't endear him to the fans.

Love that line, Especially when people bring up "no money" or "Trek never used "slang".
RIP

 

[Grant]

I recall one for Antoinette Bower from over twenty years ago that was, to my recollection, never countered. I in fact thought she was deceased until the announcement of her demise in this thread last year shocked me.

LOL. Very clever. Nice one!

 

[keel]

I recall that notice from way back when. I knew I had my info right somewhere...

 

[Henoch]

I recall one for Antoinette Bower from over twenty years ago that was, to my recollection, never countered. I in fact thought she was deceased until the announcement of her demise in this thread last year shocked me.

Wiki and other sites have her still alive, age 91-92.

<Edit. I think I'm missing a joke, here... >

 

[keel]

Yep, Imdb says she's alive yet.

 

[FormerLurker]

I must have misread the entry in another thread. The twenty year old announcement was still never countered.

 

[Rowdy Roddy McDowall]

Theo Marcuse, who was Bower's partner in supernatural crime in CATSPAW, was one of the very first TREK actor passings. He may be the first ''non-officer'' to do so. The majority of ''uniforms'' made it through much of the 1990s.

 

[Grant]

Actually 7 Trek actors died before the initial run ended...
Leonard Mudie was first --survivor
Frank Overton -- Sandoval
Clegg Hoyt -- transporter chief
Theo Marcuse -- Korob
Grant Woods Kelowitz
Felix Locher -- Robert Johnson
Jeffrey Hunter -- Pike

 

[keel]

Also:
Paul Power - elder, Errand of Mercy
Sam Bagley - The Menagerie

 

[Grant]

Well, sadly it was true. Born same month, day year and died two days before his daughter posted the Twitter tweet.

Michael Geoffrey Barrier Obituary - Plantation, FL (neptunesociety.com)

 

[keel]

It's being reported that Barbara Baldavin has passed, age of 85.

 

[Rowdy Roddy McDowall]

It's being reported that Barbara Baldavin has passed, age of 85.

Aw, no. They used her on some episodes of ADAM-12 and MEDICAL CENTER over time.

 

[Grant]

Maybe a little ironic or coincidental that her biggest part in Star Trek was as a bride and it clearly looked like she was portrayed as Catholic. One of the very few times Earth religions were alluded to and she ended up passing away on Easter Sunday. Also little-known fact she was BFF with Gilligan's Island actress Dawn Wells and believe it or not they shared the same birth day and birth year! Rest in peace.

 

[mb22]

https://www.facebook.com/dugg501/po...9zMfFRyDYcopYiRvyK3FzitsJE57dmTNdvPHpbbujgzSl

 

[Henoch]

Barbara Baldavin was one of my favorite reoccurring crew persons. I will miss her, greatly.

<my previous remarks on her three appearances:
https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/mental-illness-in-star-trek.299562/page-3#post-12942867
https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/tos-chronology.304218/page-5#post-13415789
https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/script-blunders.304609/page-17#post-14324113>

 

[Moviefan2k4]

Even though I didn't watch a lot of the original show growing up, and mainly knew him from the first six movies, I remember being truly saddened when Leonard Nimoy passed. Spock was probably my favorite character from that era, and "Unification" is one of my most-loved "TNG" episodes.

 

[wayoung]

The man behind the mind blowing Ticonderoga set museum has been killed, [apparently I misread, it is another member of the staff and Elvis impersonator, not the owner] and the man who killed him charged with 2nd degree manslaughter.


https://cbs6albany.com/news/local/m...-manslaughter-missing-person-saratoga-county-

I went a couple of years back, I did not have him for my guide as I paid for a photo tour and their photographer took me around. It was absolutely fantastic. If I had seen it when I was 12 I probably would have passed out. Every room was better than the one before. Walking out onto the Bridge was *an experience*.

Sympathies for those he left behind, and I hope that whomever inherits his legacy continues the museum with the same love and care he does.

 

[Tuskin38]

John Trimble has passed
https://twitter.com/TheTrekCentral/status/1781311445889679401
https://t.co/X3rPbBcHal

 

[Tallguy]

John Trimble has passed
https://twitter.com/TheTrekCentral/status/1781311445889679401
https://t.co/X3rPbBcHal

Sad news. I never met John but I got to meet Bjo. I hope she is well.

 

[Tallguy]

Has anyone noticed anything about the "one side of the bridge vs. the other side of the bridge" on the Voyage Home poster?