The century club.

[t_smitts]

I think there was something in the water on each Star Trek set because almost everyone who appeared on it has lived a very long life.

Except for Jeff Hunter, of course.

 

[Rarewolf]

That title now falls to Olaf Pooley, who is also the oldest-living DOCTOR WHO actor at 101; he is four months younger than Dow was.

He sadly died yesterday. RIP Mr Pooley.

http://tobyhadoke.com/doctor-who/ol...c&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=socialnetwork

 

[Greg Cox]

I think there was something in the water on each Star Trek set because almost everyone who appeared on it has lived a very long life.

Except for Jeff Hunter, of course.

And Persis Khambatta, alas.

 

[t_smitts]

That title now falls to Olaf Pooley, who is also the oldest-living DOCTOR WHO actor at 101; he is four months younger than Dow was.

He sadly died yesterday. RIP Mr Pooley.

http://tobyhadoke.com/doctor-who/ol...c&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=socialnetwork

I'm sorry to hear that. If that's true, it means Norman Lloyd (Professor Galen in "The Chase") inherits the title of oldest living Trek performer at the age of 100.

From what I can see on Memory Alpha, the next oldest-living performer (and the oldest living female performer) is 97 year old Marsha Hunt, who played Anne Jameson in "Too Short a Season".

 

[137th Gebirg]

I think there was something in the water on each Star Trek set because almost everyone who appeared on it has lived a very long life.

As opposed to the infamous Babylon Five curse, where far too many people involved with that show died way before their time...