In your opinion, the best Star Trek actor

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Wed Jun-14-06 09:35 PM
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In your opinion, the best Star Trek actor

IMO, George Takei. (Sulu)

He made Bill Shatner look like a rank amateur.

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Wed Jun-14-06 09:37 PM
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1. My fav....Patrick Stewart...followed closely by Kate Mulgrew

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Thu Jun-15-06 07:23 AM
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38. Beat me to it -- right on the nose

They are, by far, the best actors of the series.

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Thu Jun-15-06 09:35 PM
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61. I liked Patrick Stewart, Kate Mulgrew, and the woman who played

Edited on Thu Jun-15-06 09:49 PM by Radio_Lady

Seven of Nine -- Jeri Ryan.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_of_Nine

Also: Jadzia Dax (Terry Farrell) -- who later played on the sit com "Becker" but I've lost track of her now.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jadzia_Dax

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Fri Jun-16-06 07:37 AM
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66. I agree but I have to add the Dude that played "Q" He was....

..VERY convincing in that role. :)

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Fri Jun-16-06 02:22 PM
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73. The actor was John de Lancie -- great role for him!

http://us.imdb.com/name/nm0209496/

Biography for
John de Lancie

Height
6' 4" (1.93 m)
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Mini biography
John DeLancie was raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He attended Kent State University where he won a scholarship to Juilliard. John's father was a professional obist with the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. Mr. DeLancie is probably best known for his portrayal as "Eugene Bradford" on Days of Our Lives and "Q" on TV's "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987).

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Wed Jun-14-06 09:39 PM
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2. Patrick Stewart

closely followed by Avery Brooks.

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Wed Jun-14-06 10:57 PM
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12. Ditto'd

I'm also going to have to acknowledge Rene Auberjonois (sp?) and Andrew Robinson, who played Garak.

(Can you tell I'm a total DS9 nerd?)

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Wed Jun-14-06 11:08 PM
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15. I can certainly understand that

DS9 definitely had the best cast overall.

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Wed Jun-14-06 09:41 PM
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3. Patrick Stewart, if you are meaning regular cast members.

He's a real actor's actor.

But there were also some guest stars who did fucking phenomenal jobs on the show they appeared on: think Jean Simmons, Joan Collins, Paul Winfield, David Warner, Vincent Schiavelli. David Ogden Stiers, and some others.

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Wed Jun-14-06 10:27 PM
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4. I'm am Ladycutus of Borg...Patrick Stewart, too. :)

I liked John de Lancie's oft-repeated role as Q.

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Wed Jun-14-06 10:32 PM
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5. Captain Picard & Captain Janeway!

Captain Janeway is my favourite captain, by far. I love a strong female lead, and I loved her commanding "no bullshit" style!

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Fri Jun-16-06 09:17 PM
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78. Janeway

but I still loved Leonard Nimoy as Spock, followed by Jerri Ryan's 7 of 9.

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Wed Jun-14-06 10:37 PM
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6. Captain Picard!

http://www.filmkultura.iif.hu:8080/2000/articles/films/images/sttrek/sttrek3.jpg

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Thu Jun-15-06 05:33 AM
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32. Captain Picard, says I!

You don't mess with Picard! :bounce:

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Catamount

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Thu Jun-15-06 12:14 PM
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44. Lovely shot!

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drhilarius

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Wed Jun-14-06 10:44 PM
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7. Patrick Stewart. nt

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Swede

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Wed Jun-14-06 10:47 PM
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8. Bill Shatner of course.

No Kirk,no Star Trek.

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Wed Jun-14-06 10:49 PM
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9. Make it so...Patrick Stewart...

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jobycom

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Wed Jun-14-06 10:50 PM
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10. Brent Spiner and Renee Aberjonois. And I loved William Shatner.

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Homer Wells

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Wed Jun-14-06 10:51 PM
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11. Patrick Stewart

of course. With second place filled by Brent Spiner.

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Wed Jun-14-06 11:02 PM
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13. Jonathan Frakes/////// "SHUT UP WESLEY!!"

Edited on Wed Jun-14-06 11:11 PM by scoey1953

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BY the way, you guys did any of you think Wesley Crusher was a dorky character??
Some where on the Internet universe is a website called "Shutup Wesley!"...I swear!!!

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Wed Jun-14-06 11:07 PM
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14. Will Shatner

"I'm Denny Crane..."...:) Followed by Nimoy, and Bones...:)

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Wed Jun-14-06 11:25 PM
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16. This sounds weird, but DeForest Kelley's death upset me.

I even had dreams about him for a long time afterward. I'd seen him at a convention a few years earlier. He seemed like a helluva nice guy. Star Trek was a friend to me in my youth. :shrug: It's just one of those inexplicable things.

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Wed Jun-14-06 11:33 PM
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21. I always thought Bones was underrated as an actor.

Such a shame.

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Thu Jun-15-06 02:10 AM
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24. my friend

Jason went through the same thing...He met Bones at a convention, along with Scotty/Uhura, and after Bones died, my bud Jason had a dream, where Bones said it was "okay"...weird...:)

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Wed Jun-14-06 11:28 PM
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17. Nimoy!!

How could he keep a straight face with all that weirdness?

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Wed Jun-14-06 11:33 PM
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20. Hello!

And Nimoy acted weirder than all of them. ;)

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bridgit

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Wed Jun-14-06 11:30 PM
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18. patrick stewart...

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Wed Jun-14-06 11:32 PM
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19. the styrofoam rock that crushed the Gorn!

no, seriously though, either George Takei or Nichelle Nichol

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Thu Jun-15-06 02:21 AM
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26. I worked with Takei once in a show called "Alienated"

He's a really nice guy.

I even photo-doubled for him in one scene, which is amazing as I'm about half a foot taller than he is, and not Asian.

He is like Mark Hammill in the sense that he was beset with hardcore fans the whole time he was on set, but he never, ever ignored anyone. He was signing stuff, telling Star Trek annecdotes, and at least appearing to take an interest in what people had to say to him, all day long.

He and Hammill could write a book on remembering who butters their bread.

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Thu Jun-15-06 02:29 PM
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49. the Gorn threw the styrofoam rock at Kirk

Edited on Thu Jun-15-06 02:29 PM by hfojvt

The Gorn was shot with a diamond fired from a bamboo bazooka with homemade gunpowder.

Get your facts straight before you mock the holy of holies :spank:

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Thu Jun-15-06 02:56 PM
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51. buh buh baaaa baaa baaa BAA BAA BUH BAAAAAA BAAAAAAAAA!!!!

buh buh baaaa baaa baaa BAA BAA BUH BEEEEEEEE BAAAAAAAAA!!!!
weeldelooo wooeeee woooweeee wooooooooooo!!!!!

I guess I have to watch Arena again :blush:

Second runner up then - The Doomsday Machine

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Richardo

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Thu Jun-15-06 03:49 PM
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53. Doomsday Machine: bahdump bahdump BAHDUMP BAHDUMP

Edited on Thu Jun-15-06 03:55 PM by Richardo

bubbadabump! bubbadabump! BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaH

"There USED to be! But NOT ANYMORE!!"

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Fri Jun-16-06 08:16 AM
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69. The plastic bag with glitter that killed Tasha Yar was better.

The special effects from that episode "Skin of Evil" was obviously inspired by Ed Wood.

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Robeson

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Wed Jun-14-06 11:42 PM
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22. Patrick Stewart.

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Skittles

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Wed Jun-14-06 11:59 PM
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23. I liked Leonard Nimoy

SPOCK was a great character

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hunter

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Thu Jun-15-06 01:20 PM
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47. Save the Whales!

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CanuckAmok

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Thu Jun-15-06 02:16 AM
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25. The second blue Tribble from the left in the overhead compartment.

Now that's actin'!

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Neoma

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Thu Jun-15-06 02:58 AM
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27. Brent Spiner.

http://www2.potsdam.edu/stillwam/datapoem.au

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Thu Jun-15-06 03:31 AM
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28. Walter Koenig - he was really good in Bab 5

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Thu Jun-15-06 03:32 AM
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29. Diana Muldaur. CRUSHER SUCKED. Long live Dr. Pulaski!!

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Thu Jun-15-06 04:18 AM
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30. James Doohan

A master of accents and a fine, versatile B-movie/teevee actor with credits going back to 1952.

And he hated William Shatner, so he must've been cool.

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Thu Jun-15-06 04:41 AM
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31. But, he didn't hate Captain Picard!

Therefore, Picard was cool! :P

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sarge43

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Thu Jun-15-06 06:03 AM
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33. Patrick Steward

Edited on Thu Jun-15-06 06:03 AM by sarge43

The final scene of The Inner Light can still make me tear up. He's follow very closely by Brent Spiner.

Supporting cast: Mark Lenard, the definitive Vulcan

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Cannikin

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Thu Jun-15-06 06:30 AM
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34. Mulgrew/Stewart

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meegbear

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Thu Jun-15-06 06:51 AM
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35. The guy in the red shirt who died ...

you know the one I'm talking about.

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sarge43

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Thu Jun-15-06 07:24 AM
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40. Oh yes, Ensign Lousur. n/t

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Thu Jun-15-06 04:26 PM
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55. Was it that one guy...with the hair? n/t.

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meegbear

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Fri Jun-16-06 09:14 AM
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71. Ummm ... yeah, that's him!

Thanks.

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Thu Jun-15-06 07:14 AM
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36. john de lancie

th q episodes were the best.

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Deja Q

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Thu Jun-15-06 02:22 PM
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48. Oh yeah!

:thumbsup:

:D

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hyphenate

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Thu Jun-15-06 07:20 AM
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37. Avery Brooks is my favorite choice

followed by Patrick Stewart. However, I have to give special kudos to Terry Farrell for the ability to have multiple personalities through Dax. Some of those were very enjoyable, because she was able to set her posture and demeanor through whether she was a he or a she in that past identity. Of course, I especially like Curzon.

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LostinVA

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Thu Jun-15-06 07:24 AM
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39. Agree about Terry farrell, especially since she was a model-turned-actor

Who actually became quite a good actress. She rocked as Dax (and is also quite a stunner!).

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LostinVA

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Thu Jun-15-06 07:26 AM
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41. Best actor was wasn't a regular although they asked her to be:

Ashley Judd. SHE is the best actor ever on all the series, followed by Stewart and Mulgrew.

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Thu Jun-15-06 08:50 AM
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42. DeForrest Kelly, Patrick Stewart, Brent Spiner, Armin Shimerman

I have a particularly soft spot in my heart for Armin Shimerman. I've been to several Star Trek conventions and have seen most of the actors and have to say Armin Shimerman is my all-time favorite Trek guest. Funny, funny, funny, funny. Holy shit, it's been several years and I'm still laughing. I think the funniest thing he did was an impression of Quark as Henry V. Shakespeare from a Ferengi...

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Thu Jun-15-06 08:56 AM
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43. Agree---George Takei!

Next favorite is Jimmy Doohan. Met him at a book signing in the late 1980s, and he was incredibly personable! (I've heard other negative things about him since then, and even though it might have been an act, it still made a good impression on me.)

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arwalden

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Thu Jun-15-06 12:18 PM
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45. Whoopi Goldberg... and John De Lancie

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arwalden

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Thu Jun-15-06 12:19 PM
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46. Who It's NOT: Jonathan Frakes

Ugh!

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Thu Jun-15-06 04:56 PM
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57. May not be a good actor, but a nice guy

Saw him at the Vegas Hilton when they opened their Star Trek ride. He signed autographs for damn near everyone along the red carpet and posed for pictures with a trekkie family standing near me. Husband, wife, and kid were in total tears of joy after that.

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arwalden

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Fri Jun-16-06 07:29 AM
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65. Very Cool!!

:thumbsup:

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Hugin

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Thu Jun-15-06 02:32 PM
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50. Terri Garr.

That's my final answer and I'm sticking to it.

The rest were hacks I tell ya!

:hide:

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Catamount

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Thu Jun-15-06 03:45 PM
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52. I forgot to mention "Scott Bakulah" from ENTERPRISE

Not sure about the spelling!
He uttered those famous words: "TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO MAN HAS GONE BEFORE"

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Orsino

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Thu Jun-15-06 06:34 PM
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58. The entire Enterprise cast raised the bar on Trek acting, IMO.

Oh, there were fine moments in TNG and even TOS, but those were in other eras. The NX-01 crew were good actors that made so-so scripts sing.

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Catamount

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Thu Jun-15-06 09:26 PM
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59. I agree!

I still miss it!

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Radical Activist

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Thu Jun-15-06 03:52 PM
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54. They used actors on Star Trek?

Who knew? :shrug:

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Mz Pip

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Thu Jun-15-06 04:39 PM
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56. Brent Spiner, Patrick Stewart

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WCGreen

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Thu Jun-15-06 09:27 PM
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60. The guy who played Kowalski....

A lot was asked of him...

And he delivered with a solid week after week year after year performance....

That's who the real actor is....

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Thu Jun-15-06 09:43 PM
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62. Shout out for Dwight Schultz (Lieutenant Reginald Barclay)

Shultz had some great performances in a recurring role.

Majel Barett was often good as well, when she was given something to work with, most notably when she was paired with David Ogden Stires in Half a Life.

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Major Hogwash

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Thu Jun-15-06 10:10 PM
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63. Bones.

Edited on Thu Jun-15-06 10:10 PM by Major Hogwash

Cuz he had the best lines.

"He's dead, Jim."

Well, no shit!
He just got zapped by that plastic glob of goo that hangs from ceilings and emits high-pitched electric high-tension wire sounds!
That'd kill anybody, you idiot!

"I'm just a simple country doctor."

Well, then how the hell did you get accepted for this 5-year mission to go where no man has gone before?

"It's his green blood, Jim."

You prejudiced sonovabitch! Whatever happened to your taking the Hippocratic oath?

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TommyO

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Thu Jun-15-06 10:11 PM
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64. George Takei

because he is the most real of any of the surviving cast. He was on Howard Stern's show this week and was wonderful!

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Love Bug

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Fri Jun-16-06 08:26 AM
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70. Have you read George's autobiography?

If not, it's well worth it. Boy, he's had an interesting life. He's always been really open and giving with the fans, too. Also, I believe he's quite the liberal Dem, so extra bonus points for him!

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Fri Jun-16-06 07:14 PM
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75. he's liberal, proud to be gay, and has a wonderful sense of humor

he'a also an incredibly likable person (the second time he's spent a week on the howard stern show)....and he'll return in september!

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ProfessorGAC

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Fri Jun-16-06 07:43 AM
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67. I'll Go With Stewart

But, i always thought Sulu was the coolest of the Classic characters! Just smooth and smart. No wonder he ended up with his own ship!
The Professor

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Deja Q

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Fri Jun-16-06 07:52 AM
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68. James Doohan

Always great as Scotty, but his maudlin-centric performance in "Relics" really takes the cake. :thumbsup:

Of course, TNG always was at its best when they brought in TOS characters... or Q...

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Fri Jun-16-06 10:13 AM
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72. John de Lancie, just ahead of Avery Brooks

DeForrest Kelly was great too.

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anarch

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Fri Jun-16-06 02:24 PM
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74. Ricardo Montalban

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mac56

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Fri Jun-16-06 07:27 PM
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76. No love for Marina Sirtis?!

:shrug:

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Fri Jun-16-06 09:15 PM
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77. I'm not sensing any...

:evilgrin:

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