Trek guest actors in maybe surprising roles

[Discofan]

Michael Ansara, without his toupee, on tonight's episode of 'The Streets of San Francisco', on 'Decades TV'.

I am curious: Do we ever see Shatner without his toupee?

 

[Christopher]

I am curious: Do we ever see Shatner without his toupee?

I doubt that's ever happened. Even in "The Deadly Years," Shatner just had his toupee slicked back and frosted with gray. There are behind-the-scenes photos of the makeup process in The Making of Star Trek, and in none of them is Shatner showing any more scalp than usual. As far as I know, he's never allowed an image of himself without a toupee to be released to the public.

 

[Discofan]

I doubt that's ever happened. Even in "The Deadly Years," Shatner just had his toupee slicked back and frosted with gray. There are behind-the-scenes photos of the makeup process in The Making of Star Trek, and in none of them is Shatner showing any more scalp than usual. As far as I know, he's never allowed an image of himself without a toupee to be released to the public.

Wow, a picture like that would be worth a fortune!

 

[PCz911]

Wow, a picture like that would be worth a fortune!

http://shatnerstoupee.blogspot.com/

A site dedicated to..well....his toupe

 

[Discofan]

http://shatnerstoupee.blogspot.com/

A site dedicated to..well....his toupe

The Question is: Would he have gotten the part without a toupee? Stewart got it! Though maybe it wasn't the right time for people with a receding hairline... those damn hairists!!! Aka follicular extremists.

 

[johnnybear]

Susan Oliver, David Armstrong, Benjie Bancroft, Nobel 'Kid' Chissell in Never Wave Goodbye:Part One, an episode of The Fugitive!
JB

 

[J.T.B.]

Robert Lansing, Steve Ihnat and Vic Perrin in The Virginian, "The Fatal Journey," 1963.

 

[Discofan]

Susan Oliver, David Armstrong, Benjie Bancroft, Nobel 'Kid' Chissell in Never Wave Goodbye:Part One, an episode of The Fugitive!
JB

I remember an episode where he was among blind people and one of them was a (blind) retired cop who almost arrested him but he managed to escape in the end. Does it ring a bell?

 

[johnnybear]

I haven't got to that one yet! I remember some b/w episodes from the nineties late night showings but my best recalled shows were the last thirty in colour that ended the show on a high and freedom and a new life for Richard Kimble!
JB

 

[Discofan]

I haven't got to that one yet! I remember some b/w episodes from the nineties late night showings but my best recalled shows were the last thirty in colour that ended the show on a high and freedom and a new life for Richard Kimble!
JB

Yes, the one I am thinking of was a black and White one.

 

[johnnybear]

When I get to that gem I'll send you a pm! And they said I sucked at poetry!!!
JB

 

[Discofan]

When I get to that gem I'll send you a pm! And they said I sucked at poetry!!!
JB

I can't imagine why.

 

[johnnybear]

Cheeky monkey!
JB

 

[Greg Cox]

Not quite the same thing, but I just found out that Pilar Seurat, who played the psychic in "Wolf in the Fold," is the mother of Dean Devlin, producer of Stargate, Independence Day, The Librarians, etc.

It's a small world!

 

[The Old Mixer]

Vic Perrin doesn't get a mug shot at the end, but he does have the honor of riding in the back of Officer Jim Reed's squad car before Reed is spun off into Adam-12.

(Dragnet 1968, "The Big Search," Jan. 4, 1968)

 

[johnnybear]

Susan Oliver, William Zuckert in Never Wave Goodbye:Part Two, an episode of The Fugitive!
JB

 

[Forbin]

Charles Napier as Nehemiah Persoff's henchman in the 5th season Mod Squad episode "Corbey."

Here he is being nabbed by Bob the Discount Klingon (Tige Andrews, far right).

 

[johnnybear]

Karl (Christopher) Held in Terror in Times Square, an episode of The Incredible Hulk!
JB

 

[Forbin]

The very first Twilight Zone ever, in 1959, featured James Gregory as a nameless USAF General:

 

[johnnybear]

Old Charlie Napier had some chin on him didn't he!!!
JB