A long-gone audio play a friend wrote in the 70s parodied several TOS episodes. He had the line read as [Spock voice]"I am an asshole."
To quote Spock, "I am a fool."
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A long-gone audio play a friend wrote in the 70s parodied several TOS episodes. He had the line read as [Spock voice]"I am an asshole."
For more information, see: Recurring Star Trek TOS Guests & Extras
Thanks, Gary7. That's a cool site.
http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/William_Blackburn
Ha ha, poor guy!
http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/William_Blackburn
Ha ha, poor guy!
Damn, according to IMDB, he even played the White Rabbit in Shore Leave!
I just said this in another thread...but isn't it fantastic that we can watch this show a million times and still pick up on "new" things....I think that is part of it's appeal.
Thank you Gary...very interesting site.
Sorry to dig up an old thread, but I didn't want to start an entirely new one either.
After countless viewings, tonight I just now noticed that Ben Childress went from a planet with no one on it in Mudd's Women to a planet with EVERYBODY on it in The Mark of Gideon.
He also brought Ensign Mallory along for the ride
After countless viewings, tonight I just now noticed that Ben Childress went from a planet with no one on it in Mudd's Women to a planet with EVERYBODY on it in The Mark of Gideon.
He also brought Ensign Mallory along for the ride
I guess you could say that its a credit to the actor because he made you forget the earlier portrayal.
Wow, I never noticed that one! Admittedly, I'm not as familiar with "The Mark of Gideon" as I am with other episodes....time to go watch that one again!Sorry to dig up an old thread, but I didn't want to start an entirely new one either.
After countless viewings, tonight I just now noticed that Ben Childress went from a planet with no one on it in Mudd's Women to a planet with EVERYBODY on it in The Mark of Gideon.
He also brought Ensign Mallory along for the ride
Great site! Been rewatching season 1 on Blu-ray this month and been keeping an eye peeled for this kind of thing. Noticed it's missing Sean Kenney though, who played the crippled Captain Pike in "The Menagerie" and DePaul in "Arena" and "A Taste of Armageddon." Always never really saw his resemblance to the "real" Pike in the "The Menagerie", but I guess it was due to the disfiguring makeup and the hair color because when I saw him in "Arena" without realizing who the actor was, I thought DANG that guy looks a lot like Jeffrey Hunter. Then when the credits rolled and I made the connection I realized why they had cast him in "The Menagerie."
I'm not sure of her name, but there was one dark-haired chick who reoccurred almost constantly, as either a minor character, antagonist, and Kirk-Love-Interest (which is a category all its own...).
Captain Ron Tracey with the crazy crazy eyes was a far more frightening villain than most -- and then they put an Axe in his hands!
Cool site...but it's got some terminology wrong, like the statement "foreground extra, usually having some speaking lines". Extras, by definition, don't speak. The moment you have a line, you're an actor, not an extra.
That website forgot at least one recurring Star Trek Guests, Phyllis Douglas played Yeoman Mears in the season 1 episode "The Galileo Seven" and she also played the quiet hippie chick in the season 3 episode "The Way to Eden".
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The Billy Blackburn bonus material from the new blu-ray sets is my favorite of all the new extras. I knew Blackburn was Lt. Hadley, but never knew how many other characters he played. Once you watch this, you realize Star Trek is actually a live action Where's Waldo? and you'll be looking for Billy in every scene.
While he never had any lines, he did get a stunt once, where he was punched out.
Until I saw Gary7's post I was going to mention
that Skip Homeier played.
Melakon ("Patterns of Force")
Dr. Sevrin ("Way to Eden")
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