And, looking it up, I didn't realize Liam Sullivan (Parmen from Plato's Stepchildren) was one of the main characters!
Also Felix Locher from The Deadly Years.
Johnathan Harris also stopped by.
Trek guest actors in maybe surprising roles
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Also Felix Locher from The Deadly Years.
Johnathan Harris also stopped by.
Stars in "Love and the Baker's Half Dozen," from the February 12, 1971, episode of Love, American Style, include Susans Oliver and Howard.
My wife and I have been binge watching Smallville lately. I just realized that Martian Manhunter is played by Phil Morris (son of Greg Morris.) He started his Trek appearances as one of the Miri kids at age 8, and later many other Trek appearances. I also then made the connection that he is also Dr. Silas Stone from Doom Patrol, another show we just binged. A great actor who really gets around on so many shows we watch.
Paul Fix in Black Friday (1940) along with Bela Lugosi as a gangster and Boris Karloff as a dedicated but greedy, mad scientist!
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A Twilight Zone I don't recall seeing before! "Passersby" is a somber little Civil War elegy featuring James Gregory, Joanne Linville, and (briefly) Rex Holman. As a sideways Trekkish bonus, there was also an appearance by the ghost of Abe Lincoln. As a totally unrelated-to-Trek bonus, Jamie Farr wandered past with most of his face bandaged, but there was no mistaking that honker.
( still not complete, eg; Elisha Cook Jr (Starbase Lawyer), Shaua, Yeoman Mears and other lovely would be molls, several Red Shirts / as henchmen, window cameos like Ted Cassidy, etc. and others I missed, anyone in the know, please list them.)
Meg Wylie as "Grandma" from episode "Black Widow Strikes Again":
Sandra Smith (Janice Lester) and Arlene Martel (T'Pring) on COLUMBO, "Greenhouse Jungle." Music by Oliver Nelson (THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN), directed by Boris Sagal (THE OMEGA MAN).
Awesome.
Awesome.
I just caught that one recently...I think it was when Decades was doing an extended New Year's weekend binge.
John Fiedler in The End Game, an episode of The Fugitive!
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Well, here's an odd one for you. Not a TV role, but a book.
Leslie Parrish, Lt. Caroline Palamas in "Who Mourns for Adonis"
married Richard Bach (the famous aviation author of "Jonathan Livingstone Seagull") and he wrote a couple fantasy books about their marriage, "The Bridge Across Forever: A Love Story" and "One" about Bach's conception of Soulmates.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Bach
Leslie Parrish, Lt. Caroline Palamas in "Who Mourns for Adonis"
married Richard Bach (the famous aviation author of "Jonathan Livingstone Seagull") and he wrote a couple fantasy books about their marriage, "The Bridge Across Forever: A Love Story" and "One" about Bach's conception of Soulmates.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Bach
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Thank you!Been mentioned before and above but when Janice Lester is talking to T'Pring on the phone in an episode of Columbo (The Greenhouse Jungle 1972) I had to post these photos (was on last night)!
add to the Star Trek/Batman crossover list
--Gene Dynarski played "Ben Childress" on the "Mudd's Women" and was Egghead's henchman "Benedict" in "The Yegg Foes in Gotham."
--Rhae and Alyce Andrece, identical twins, appeared with Harry Mudd in 'I, Mudd', and as twin police women in 'Nora Clavicle, and the Ladie's Crime Club' on Batman
--Gene Dynarski played "Ben Childress" on the "Mudd's Women" and was Egghead's henchman "Benedict" in "The Yegg Foes in Gotham."
--Rhae and Alyce Andrece, identical twins, appeared with Harry Mudd in 'I, Mudd', and as twin police women in 'Nora Clavicle, and the Ladie's Crime Club' on Batman
Stewart Moss, Peter Duryea, Ed Madden, Gene Lyons, Chuck Courtney, Charles Stewart in Man in A Chariot, an episode of The Fugitive! And directed by Robert Butler!
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