Paramount Highlight Listing - #158: The Defector
Vidiot
The Defector
Episode #158 uplink dates: 12/30/89, 12/31/89
[No synopsis available]
_ C_ A_ S_ T
Captain Jean-Luc Picard Patrick Stewart
Commander William Riker Jonathan Frakes
Lt. Commander Data Brent Spiner
Dr. Beverly Crusher Gates McFadden
Lt. Commander Geordi LaForge LeVar Burton
Counselor Deanna Troi Marina Sirtis
Ensign Wesley Crusher Wil Wheaton
Lieutenant Worf Michael Dorn
Setal/Jarok James Sloyn
Tomalak Andreas Katsulas
John Bates S.A. Templeman
Admiral Haden Stack Pierce
Written by:
Directed by:
_ P_ R_ O_ G_ R_ A_ M_ _ H_ I_ G_ H_ L_ I_ G_ H_ T_ :
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION -- "The Defector." A Romulan defector
leads the crew into a showdown that could erupt into a full scale war.
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The Hunted
Episode #159 uplink dates: 1/06/90, 1/07/90
[No synopsis available]
_ C_ A_ S_ T
Captain Jean-Luc Picard Patrick Stewart
Commander William Riker Jonathan Frakes
Lt. Commander Data Brent Spiner
Dr. Beverly Crusher Gates McFadden
Lt. Commander Geordi LaForge LeVar Burton
Counselor Deanna Troi Marina Sirtis
Ensign Wesley Crusher Wil Wheaton
Lieutenant Worf Michael Dorn
Roga Danar Jeff McCarthy
Nayrok James Cromwell
Zayner J. Michael Flynn
Wagnor Andrew Bickell
O'Brien Colm Meaney
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Directed by:
_ P_ R_ O_ G_ R_ A_ M_ _ H_ I_ G_ H_ L_ I_ G_ H_ T_ :
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION -- "The Hunted." The Enterprise
is bombarded by a soldier who is the victim of government mind
control which turns him into a violent killer.
Vidiot
The High Ground
Episode #160 uplink dates: 1/27/90, 1/28/90
[No synopsis available]
_ C_ A_ S_ T
Captain Jean-Luc Picard Patrick Stewart
Commander William Riker Jonathan Frakes
Lt. Commander Data Brent Spiner
Dr. Beverly Crusher Gates McFadden
Lt. Commander Geordi LaForge LeVar Burton
Counselor Deanna Troi Marina Sirtis
Ensign Wesley Crusher Wil Wheaton
Lieutenant Worf Michael Dorn
Alexana Kerrie Keane
Sinn Richard Cox
Waiter Marc Buckland
Policeman Fred G. Smith
Boy Christopher Pettiet
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Directed by:
_ P_ R_ O_ G_ R_ A_ M_ _ H_ I_ G_ H_ L_ I_ G_ H_ T_ :
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION -- "The High Ground." Doctor Crusher's
abduction by a radical terrorist group thrusts the crew into an
explosive civil war on Rutia Four.
Vidiot
The High Ground
Episode #161 uplink dates: 2/03/90, 2/04/90
[No synopsis available]
_ C_ A_ S_ T
Captain Jean-Luc Picard Patrick Stewart
Commander William Riker Jonathan Frakes
Lt. Commander Data Brent Spiner
Dr. Beverly Crusher Gates McFadden
Lt. Commander Geordi LaForge LeVar Burton
Counselor Deanna Troi Marina Sirtis
Ensign Wesley Crusher Wil Wheaton
Lieutenant Worf Michael Dorn
Q John DeLancie
Dr. Garin Richard Cansino
Scientist Betty Muramoto
Q2 Corbin Bernsen
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STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION -- "Deja Q." The crew is surprised
by the appearance of their mischievous nemesis, Q.
Jim The Big Dweeb Griffith
>The High Ground
>Episode #161 uplink dates: 2/03/90, 2/04/90
>
YES! YES! YES!
"Roxanne, bring me my file on humans, please?"
Jim
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Vidiot
<In article <3...@vidiot.UUCP> br...@vidiot.UUCP (Vidiot) writes:
<>The High Ground
<>Episode #161 uplink dates: 2/03/90, 2/04/90
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<> Q2 Corbin Bernsen
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<YES! YES! YES!
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<"Roxanne, bring me my file on humans, please?"
Great, in character, quote!!! I love it.
James K. Huggins
>Episode #158 uplink dates: 12/30/89, 12/31/89
>
Where have I seen this guy before? My dad and I were wondering
all the way through the episode...
Jim Huggins, UMichigan
(oh, well ... you can't win every Rose Bowl ... or most of them ...)
daniel.m.kuster..jr
I watched my tape of "The Enemy" last night after seeing
"The Defector" this past weekend and I'm pretty sure that
the same actor with the same makeup and costume played both
Jarok and the injured Romulan that died in sickbay from lack
of the proper "ribosomes". You remember, the guy with the
"... I would rather die than polute my body with your Klingon
filth..." quote.
dan
Roger Noe
> The Defector
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> Episode #158 uplink dates: 12/30/89, 12/31/89
> Tomalak Andreas Katsulas
I thought this name looked familiar. This actor played the same character
in "The Enemy". Apart from the obvious example of John DeLancie/Q, how
many times has a guest star played the same character more than once in
TNG? Obviously I'm excluding regulars and semi-regulars, even those
credited Special Guest Star and similarly. How about it, Vidiot?
I'll let you check your handy tome of TNG wisdom and tell me about the
others. Certainly this can't be the only other example (besides Q), can it?
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Kiron Bondale; Pest of the Realm
>in "The Enemy". Apart from the obvious example of John DeLancie/Q, how
>many times has a guest star played the same character more than once in
>TNG? Obviously I'm excluding regulars and semi-regulars, even those
>credited Special Guest Star and similarly. How about it, Vidiot?
Well, two I can pick quickly are Admiral Quinn and agghhhh....the dude
with the exploding head from Conspiracy.... they also showed up in the previous
connected episode...
Kiron
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Vidiot
<> The Defector
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<> Episode #158 uplink dates: 12/30/89, 12/31/89
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<> Tomalak Andreas Katsulas
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<I thought this name looked familiar. This actor played the same character
<in "The Enemy". Apart from the obvious example of John DeLancie/Q, how
<many times has a guest star played the same character more than once in
<TNG? Obviously I'm excluding regulars and semi-regulars, even those
<credited Special Guest Star and similarly. How about it, Vidiot?
<I'll let you check your handy tome of TNG wisdom and tell me about the
<others. Certainly this can't be the only other example (besides Q), can it?
For those of you without a ST:TNG program guide:
Rhonda Aldrich Secretary The Big Goodbye
Madeline Manhunt
Majel Barrett Lawaxana Troi Haven
Manhunt
Ward Costello Admiral Quinn Coming of Age
Conspiracy
Michael Rider Transporter Chief The Naked Now
Haven
Robert Schenkkan Lt Cmdr Dexter Remmick Coming of Age
Conspiracy
Carel Struycken Mr. Homm Haven
Manhunt
Michael Morrell
In article <3...@vidiot.UUCP> br...@vidiot.UUCP (Vidiot) writes:
>Episode #158 uplink dates: 12/30/89, 12/31/89
>
Where have I seen this guy before?
The name is actually "Sloyan" and he's mostly a character actor whose voice
and/or face is more recognizable than his name. I think his most recent
"large" role was as Madeline Kahn's husband in the series "Oh, Madeline!".
Michael
Lance A. Sibley
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>
>Episode #158 uplink dates: 12/30/89, 12/31/89
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>
^^^^^^^^^^
I don't remember this character; where did he show up?
> Admiral Haden Stack Pierce
I don't recall seeing this name in the credits; but I did see a "John
Hancock" listed after Andreas Katsulas in the opening series of credits.
Now, I realise that "John Hancock" is a slang term for one's signature;
is this Pierce's stage name or something? Or is it a SAG tradition that
actors who don't want their name on the credits use "John Hancock?"
And my two cents' worth on the teaser: I don't believe that was Frakes. One
of my roommates insists that it was, but the acting was too good. :-) Also,
it didn't look like the guy was wearing makeup on his cheeks; usually you
can tell when such bulky latex appliances are being worn. And the other
character at the campfire didn't have a beard. (If I'm wrong, I'm wrong.
But usually I can tell when someone's wearing a ton of latex.)
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Roger Noe
> Not only Admiral Quinn and the Federation aid (whose head exploded in
> "Conspiracy", Q, and now Tomolock, but you forgot the most obnoxious one,
> Troi's mother (and her companion)!
Yes, I must have been repressing the memory of Lwaxana Troi and Mr. Homm.
I didn't forget Admiral Quinn and Dexter Remmick, but I neglected to list
them. In article <9...@vidiot.UUCP>, the resourceful Mr. Brown lists two
actors (Michael Rider and Rhonda Aldrich) who also appeared more than once
in what may be considered repeated roles. This is the stuff of which
trivia questions are made! Unless someone comes up with another example,
I think that brings the count of repeated roles to eight.
Thank you all for your contributions.
John Kingdon
>In article <3...@vidiot.UUCP> br...@vidiot.UUCP (Vidiot) writes:
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>>The Defector
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>>Episode #158 uplink dates: 12/30/89, 12/31/89
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> ^^^^^^^^^^
>
>I don't remember this character; where did he show up?
>
Ah. I hadn't noticed that before. John Bates is one of the soldiers who
talks to the King in Henry V, iv, i, meaning that those of us who thought
that he was played by Jonathon Frakes were wrong.
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Chris Gregory
(James K. Huggins) writes:
> In article <3...@vidiot.UUCP> br...@vidiot.UUCP (Vidiot) writes:
> >The Defector
> >Episode #158 uplink dates: 12/30/89, 12/31/89
> >
> > Setal/Jarok James Sloyn
>
> Where have I seen this guy before? My dad and I were wondering
> all the way through the episode...
I kept thinking he looked awfully familiar, too.
The only thing I could come up with is that he sounded like
George C. Scott, and looked like Christopher Lloyd.
Did anyone else think so?
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Michael Morrell
I don't recall seeing this name in the credits; but I did see a "John
Hancock" listed after Andreas Katsulas in the opening series of credits.
Now, I realise that "John Hancock" is a slang term for one's signature;
is this Pierce's stage name or something? Or is it a SAG tradition that
actors who don't want their name on the credits use "John Hancock?"
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John Hancock is a real actor. He played the black Starfleet official.
Michael
Siobahn Morgan
> bo...@watcsc.waterloo.edu (Lance A. Sibley) / 10:48 am Jan 11, 1990 /
>
>I don't recall seeing this name in the credits; but I did see a "John
>Hancock" listed after Andreas Katsulas in the opening series of credits.
>
>
John Hancock has also appeared several time on LA Law as a judge, most
recently in the fur coat company case, and the woman who wanted to be
frozen.
Hmm, I detect a trend here. First Diane Mulduar (sp?), then John
Hancock, next Corbin Bernsen. LA Law, the Next Generation? Specialists
in Klingon planet rights, Betaziod divorce proceedings, Horta mining
contracts and the rights of all sentient beings (biological and robotic).
Coming this fall on Fox! (Whew, bad dream there, too many burritos)
Siobahn (Shabang) Morgan
the...@blake.acs.washington.edu
Lance A. Sibley
>In article <1074...@hpcuhb.HP.COM> mor...@hpcuhb.HP.COM (Michael Morrell) writes:
>> bo...@watcsc.waterloo.edu (Lance A. Sibley) / 10:48 am Jan 11, 1990 /
>>
>>I don't recall seeing this name in the credits; but I did see a "John
>>Hancock" listed after Andreas Katsulas in the opening series of credits.
>>
>>John Hancock is a real actor. He played the black Starfleet official.
>
>John Hancock has also appeared several time on LA Law as a judge, most
>recently in the fur coat company case, and the woman who wanted to be
>frozen.
I *thought* that was the same guy; but my roommate, a law school wannabe who
watches LA Law religiously, just as adamantly insisted that it wasn't.
Be that as it may, Vidiot's posting gave a different name for the actor playing
that character. What happened, did they have to replace the actor they had
originally cast? Or am I just going senile? :-)