Actor in TNG, DS9, Voyager, and movies
Michael Goodwin
appeared in that movie, and in each of the series of TNG, DS9, and
Voyager. How many actors have accomplished this? I know John de Lancie
appeared in all 3 series but not the films.
Hondo
UUHM I don't know how many times he actually appeared or in which
shows but Mark Lenard ( best known for his role as Spock's father Sarek)
was in ST: TOS ST: TNG and ST: movies.... so he certainly got around
a bit....
Hondo.
Antony Alonso
And if memory serves, Mark Alaimo ("Dukat") appeared on TNG and DS9. I
cannot readily claim to have seen him on VOY, however...
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>
> Tonight when watching Star Trek Generations, I noticed an actor that had
> appeared in that movie, and in each of the series of TNG, DS9, and
> Voyager. How many actors have accomplished this? I know John de Lancie
> appeared in all 3 series but not the films.
The actor in question is still the only one who has worked with all
four Captains (Majel is a close second in that regard, since she does
the computer voice for Voyager, but she records her lines separately
and isn't on the set with the other actors).
Frakes also was in all 3 series, and the same goes for Armin Shimerman
Julianna
Rob_Rey
I don't know who you're referring to, but knowing you I suspect it may
be Tim Russ. You have no idea how much not knowing that for sure
irritates me. :) On the same topic I pose an interesting trivia
question for everyone: Which actors have played the exact same
characters in all incarnations of modern trek? The same actor playing a
different (no matter how similar) character is worth bonus points.
Julianna kind of gave away the easy ones, but there is at least one
more.
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Julianna Feigl
> I don't know who you're referring to, but knowing you I suspect it may
> be Tim Russ. You have no idea how much not knowing that for sure
> irritates me. :)
Sorry, I didn't mean to irritate you (I assumed it was common
knowledge...), but you are right, it *is* Tim Russ (he plays a
Lieutenant aboard the B-Enterprise in "Generations", and is in the
same scenes as the three Classic actors, therefore he worked with
Kirk; his TNG-role was the terrorist Devor in "Starship Mine", where
he worked exclusively with Picard, and he was in two DS9-episodes, as
a Klingon mercenary in "Invasive Procedure" and as the mirror-Tuvok in
"Through the Looking Glass").
On the same topic I pose an interesting trivia
> question for everyone: Which actors have played the exact same
> characters in all incarnations of modern trek? The same actor playing a
> different (no matter how similar) character is worth bonus points.
> Julianna kind of gave away the easy ones, but there is at least one
> more.
How about Gwynyth Walsh? She played B'Etor in several episodes of TNG
plus the DS9-episode "Past Prologue" and she played Nimira in
Voyager's "Random Thoughts"...
And then there is Tony Todd who played Kurn on TNG and DS9, plus the
older Jake Sisko in "The Visitor" and the main Hirogen in "Prey"...
Does Bob Picardo count? He was on DS9 as Lewis Zimmerman in "Doctor
Bashir, I Presume", and on TNG (sort of, since it's not the series,
but the movie "First Contact") as EMH (slightly different though,
since he was wearing the modern version of the uniform in that...)
Then there is the slightly different case of Judson Scott, who played
Joachim in the TOS-movie "The Wrath of Khan", a character in the
TNG-episode "Symbiosis" and the ridiculous Romulan in "Message in a
Bottle", no DS9-appearance though, that I'm aware of...
I'm not sure that's all - just all I can think of right now... (lots
of people have been in two series, though...)
Julianna
Rob_Rey
>
> Rob_Rey wrote:
>
> > I don't know who you're referring to, but knowing you I suspect it may
> > be Tim Russ. You have no idea how much not knowing that for sure
> > irritates me. :)
>
> Sorry, I didn't mean to irritate you (I assumed it was common
> knowledge...),
<Ouch> I didn't deserve *THAT* :)
Actually, my beer soused brain cells resumed working and I e-mailed you
with my correction.
You're doing pretty good with bonus points, but there remains a person
who played the exact same character in all three series you've yet to
mention. You're right there are far too many people who have been in
two series so they don't count. What I'm looking for is some one who
had a speaking role in all three modern series, and his/her name is
mentioned in all three eps. One is fairly obvious, another obscure.
B'Etor Duras
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good...@teleport.remove-this.com (Michael Goodwin) wrote:
> Tonight when watching Star Trek Generations, I noticed an actor that had
> appeared in that movie, and in each of the series of TNG, DS9, and
> Voyager. How many actors have accomplished this? I know John de Lancie
> appeared in all 3 series but not the films.
>
>
Todd (Worf's brother, Kurn) has also.
Judy Gale
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Rob_Rey
>
> James Cromwell has played aliens in TOS, TNG,DS9 and a Human in First Contact.
>
>
Did not know that! Knew he played Cochrane, but had no idea about the
rest.
There still remains several actors who have portrayed the exact same
character in all three modern incarnations of modern Trek. The next
person would do well to post all the responses as it's possible one got
lost in the ether. Julianna originally named several, so look up her
post and include them as well. Unless I completely missed a post one of
these should be fairly obvious....
Dangermouse
Rob_Rey <rob...@att.net> wrote
> You're doing pretty good with bonus points, but there remains a person
> who played the exact same character in all three series you've yet to
> mention. You're right there are far too many people who have been in
> two series so they don't count. What I'm looking for is some one who
> had a speaking role in all three modern series, and his/her name is
> mentioned in all three eps. One is fairly obvious, another obscure.
Armin has played Quark in all three (reguular on DS9, cameo in TNG-
Birthright and now Insurrection for TNG, and Caretaker.)
Rob_Rey
He qualifies as one of the obscure ones, however there remains at least
one more who should be obvious, and another obscure one. Incidentally
didn't know Quark was going to be in the movie. Good for Armin.
Dangermouse
Dangermouse <mas...@sol.co.ukDEATH-TO-SPAMMERS> wrote in article
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>
>
> Rob_Rey <rob...@att.net> wrote
> > You're doing pretty good with bonus points, but there remains a person
> > who played the exact same character in all three series you've yet to
> > mention. You're right there are far too many people who have been in
> > two series so they don't count. What I'm looking for is some one who
> > had a speaking role in all three modern series, and his/her name is
> > mentioned in all three eps. One is fairly obvious, another obscure.
>
> Armin has played Quark in all three (reguular on DS9, cameo in TNG-
> Birthright and now Insurrection for TNG, and Caretaker.)
No, wait he wasn't in Birthright. However, I'm sure we *did* see Morn in
the background there, and he was most certainly in Caretaker.
Gul Evek has appeared in all three as well- Pre-emptive Strike, The Maquis
(IIRC) and Caretaker, though I forget the actor's name.
Rob_Rey
Dammit it's no fun playing with pros. :) His name is Richard Poe and I
managed to stump the panel last year with this same question.
Incidentally, Quark was in one ep of TNG and I don't mean the actor's
other roles either. Armin definitely played Quark in at least one ep, I
thought it was "BIRTHRIGHT". However the most obvious one still stands
undiscovered, unless the answer got lost in the ether or I simply
haven't locked on to the post...
Rob_Rey
>
> In article <6ohet6$l1e$1...@user2.teleport.com>,
> good...@teleport.remove-this.com (Michael Goodwin) wrote:
> > Tonight when watching Star Trek Generations, I noticed an actor that had
> > appeared in that movie, and in each of the series of TNG, DS9, and
> > Voyager. How many actors have accomplished this? I know John de Lancie
> > appeared in all 3 series but not the films.
> >
> >
> Tim Russ (Tuvok) has, I believe appeared in all three series, and I think Tony
> Todd (Worf's brother, Kurn) has also.
>
Good for bonus points, and of course you are correct. However I've
either missed a post or everyone has missed the obvious one...
> Judy Gale
> jsp...@shore.net
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Rob_Rey
>
> jsp...@shore.net wrote:
> >
> > In article <6ohet6$l1e$1...@user2.teleport.com>,
> > good...@teleport.remove-this.com (Michael Goodwin) wrote:
> > > Tonight when watching Star Trek Generations, I noticed an actor that had
> > > appeared in that movie, and in each of the series of TNG, DS9, and
> > > Voyager. How many actors have accomplished this? I know John de Lancie
> > > appeared in all 3 series but not the films.
> > >
> > >
> > Tim Russ (Tuvok) has, I believe appeared in all three series, and I think Tony
> > Todd (Worf's brother, Kurn) has also.
> >
>
> Good for bonus points, and of course you are correct. However I've
> either missed a post or everyone has missed the obvious one...
>
> > Judy Gale
> > jsp...@shore.net
> >
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>
Tragically I just realized what I'd missed. The original poster names
the actor.
> --
Steven Dick
Riker find Lursa and B'etor, He is a regular on DS9, and He was in the pilot
of Voyager, trying to sell some crap to Kim.
Rob_Rey wrote in message <6oi875$5...@bgtnsc03.worldnet.att.net>...
Julianna Feigl
Armin definitely played Quark in at least one ep, I
> thought it was "BIRTHRIGHT". .
"Firstborn" I think it was
Julianna
anonymous
Rob_Rey <rob...@att.net> wrote in article
Rob_Rey
>
> John de Lancie as Q appeared in TNG, DS9, and Voyager.
>
Yes of course that's the answer I was looking for, until I re-read the
original poster's message. Incidentally there is at least one more
actor that played different roles that was in all three series. Anyone
care to venture a guess?
P.S. you have to have damn sharp eyes to catch one appearance of this
actor, or remember my post's on this newsgroup. He's only on the screen
for a second in his appearance in one incarnation.
> Rob_Rey <rob...@att.net> wrote in article
> >
> > He qualifies as one of the obscure ones, however there remains at least
> > one more who should be obvious, and another obscure one. Incidentally
> > didn't know Quark was going to be in the movie. Good for Armin.
> > --
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>
> anonymous wrote:
> >
> > John de Lancie as Q appeared in TNG, DS9, and Voyager.
> >
>
> Yes of course that's the answer I was looking for, until I >re-read the original poster's message. Incidentally there is at least >one more actor that played different roles that was in all three series. >Anyone care to venture a guess?
>
Right now, I would have to guess that it's either Aron Eisenberg or
Ethan Phillips.
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Typical Typo
On Wed, 15 Jul 1998, Rob_Rey wrote:
> > Gul Evek has appeared in all three as well- Pre-emptive Strike, The Maquis
> > (IIRC) and Caretaker, though I forget the actor's name.
>
> Dammit it's no fun playing with pros. :) His name is Richard Poe and I
> managed to stump the panel last year with this same question.
> Incidentally, Quark was in one ep of TNG and I don't mean the actor's
> other roles either. Armin definitely played Quark in at least one ep, I
> thought it was "BIRTHRIGHT". However the most obvious one still stands
> undiscovered, unless the answer got lost in the ether or I simply
> haven't locked on to the post...
> --
It has to be Riker. TNG of course, as Thomas Riker in DS9's "Defiant",
and in that VOY ep with the Q's.
James Grady Ward
>
> anonymous wrote:
> >
> > John de Lancie as Q appeared in TNG, DS9, and Voyager.
> >
>
> Yes of course that's the answer I was looking for, until I re-read the
> original poster's message. Incidentally there is at least one more
> actor that played different roles that was in all three series. Anyone
> care to venture a guess?
Well, Majel Barret(sp) has been in TOS, TNG and DS9. And her voice
at least has made it to Voyager. Not sure if she ever has appeared
herself on it.
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There have been hundreds of threads like this. >Tonight when watching Star Trek
ash...@u.arizona.edu
misread the question and posted only people who apeared in
two of the three series. Sorry.
Amy
anonymous
older Jake Sisko on ds9, and a hirogen on voyager.
anonymous
of Glory), DS9-Gul Danar(Past Prologue), Voyager-Telek R'Mor(Eye of the
Needle).
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Dangermouse
Rob_Rey <rob...@att.net> wrote
> He qualifies as one of the obscure ones, however there remains at least
> one more who should be obvious, and another obscure one. Incidentally
> didn't know Quark was going to be in the movie. Good for Armin.
And although he *wasn't* in Birthright, as I first thought, he *was* in
Firstborn! (I knew he'd been in TNG...)
Well, all the obvious ones (Q, Riker, the Federation computer voice) have
already been mentioned, but I thought you said apart from them... And
certainly no more of the regulars qualify (not as the same character
anyway)
Let's see which *characters*, not actors, have appeared in all:
Regulars:
Kirk- TOS, TNG (Generations), DS9 (Trials & Tribbleations)
Spock- TOS, TNG (Unification), DS9 (Tribbles)
Bones- TOS, TNG (Farpoint), DS9 (Tribbles)
Chekov- TOS, TNG (Generations), DS9 (Tribbles)
Scotty- TOS, TNG (Relics, Generations) DS9 (Tribbles)
Sulu- TOS, DS9 (Tribbles), Voyager (Flashback)
Uhura- TOS, DS9 (Tribbles)
Janice Rand- TOS, Voyager (Flashback)
Federation computer voice- TOS, TNG, DS9, Voyager
Picard- TNG, DS9 (Emissary)
Riker- TNG, DS9 (The Defiant, though technically that was a different
Riker), Voyager (Death Wish)
O'Brien- TNG, DS9
Quark- DS9, TNG (Firstborn, Insurrection), Voyager (Caretaker)
Bashir- DS9, TNG (Birthright)
The Doctor (no relation)- Voyager, TNG (First Contact)
Tuvok- Voyager, DS9 (Through The Looking Glass)
Notable guests:
Kor- TOS (Errand Of Mercy), DS9 (Blood Oath, Sword Of Kahless)
Koloth- TOS (Tribbles), DS9 (Blood Oath, Tribbles)
Kang- TOS (Day Of The Dove), DS9 (Blood Oath), Voyager (Flashback)
Gul Evek- TNG (Pre-emptive Strike), DS9 (The Maquis), Voyager (Caretaker)
Q- TNG (several), DS9 (QLess), Voyager (Death Wish, Q And The Grey)
Lursa & B'Etor- TNG (Redemption, Firstborn, Generations), DS9 (Past
Prologue)
Morn- DS9, TNG (Birthright), Voyager (Caretaker)
and probably too many others to name...
range...@geocities.com
good...@teleport.remove-this.com (Michael Goodwin) wrote:
> appeared in that movie, and in each of the series of TNG, DS9, and
> Voyager. How many actors have accomplished this? I know John de Lancie
> appeared in all 3 series but not the films.
>
>
well, all i know is that rdm was in tng for a guest spot (nick lacardo or
something...and the plotline was very similar to his past from voyager, which
i found interesting) and tim russ was in "generations" listed as "lieutenant"
well. um, i think i'll go back to lurking now...
RG
Graham Brack
I didn't think that Quark appear in TNG. I thought that was a
different Ferengi.
Chris Whitehead
>
> Rob_Rey <rob...@att.net> wrote
> > He qualifies as one of the obscure ones, however there remains at least
> > one more who should be obvious, and another obscure one. Incidentally
> > didn't know Quark was going to be in the movie. Good for Armin.
>
> And although he *wasn't* in Birthright, as I first thought, he *was* in
> Firstborn! (I knew he'd been in TNG...)
>
> Well, all the obvious ones (Q, Riker, the Federation computer voice) have
> already been mentioned, but I thought you said apart from them... And
> certainly no more of the regulars qualify (not as the same character
> anyway)
>
> Let's see which *characters*, not actors, have appeared in all:
>
> Regulars:
I didn't think Sulu was in "Trials & Tribble-ations". Wasn't that why he
got "Flashback"?
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shadow ghost
She was on TNG as Kiros and the romulan impersonator Jera, as well as
being Gates McFadden's stunt double. She was also in Generations as a
weapons officer and a stunt double again. In DS9 she has had several
small roles as well as doubling for Nana Visitor. On VOY she was the red
head in "Favorite Son" who attacked Harry at the end, she has also done
some stunts on VOY.
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Lynn
Rob_Rey <rob...@att.net> wrote:
>
> I don't know who you're referring to, but knowing you I suspect it
may
>be Tim Russ. You have no idea how much not knowing that for sure
>irritates me. :) On the same topic I pose an interesting trivia
>question for everyone: Which actors have played the exact same
>characters in all incarnations of modern trek? The same actor playing a
>different (no matter how similar) character is worth bonus points.
>Julianna kind of gave away the easy ones, but there is at least one
>more.
>--
I haven't seen James Sloyan mentioned. He was a defecting Romulan in TNG;
Dr. Mora in DS9; and some Dr. that had done experiments on Talaxians on
Voy. Don't know if he's been in any movies. He and Tony Todd are my two
favorite guest stars.
Lynn
John Ford
> > who played the exact same character in all three series you've yet to
> > mention. You're right there are far too many people who have been in
> > two series so they don't count. What I'm looking for is some one who
> > had a speaking role in all three modern series, and his/her name is
> > mentioned in all three eps. One is fairly obvious, another obscure.
>
> Armin has played Quark in all three (reguular on DS9, cameo in TNG-
> Birthright and now Insurrection for TNG, and Caretaker.)<
favorite show -- Seinfeld (he's Kramer's Caddy)
John Ford
ST:Generations, I was amazed to see Glen Morshower on the bridge of the
first Enterprise (C?).<
That might not mean much to Trek fans, but he was the hero of one of
my favorite sleeper movies of all time -- Drive-In -- and I've never seen
him in any other film. I should have thought to suggest Lisa Lemole (the
heroine of Drive-In) as a replacement for Jadzia ...<
And just for the hell of it, what's the story behind Christian
Slater's walk-on in The Undiscovered Country.<
Oh, I got one more ... an easy one ... anybody know the three-time NBA
all-star who did a bit part as a Klingon on TNG?
anonymous
John Ford <jf...@mindspring.com> wrote in article
Maureen Goldman
> You're doing pretty good with bonus points, but there remains a person
> who played the exact same character in all three series you've yet to
> mention.
I can't recall if O'Brien is in the premiere episode of Voyager.
'Droid
>
> In article <6ohet6$l1e$1...@user2.teleport.com>,
> good...@teleport.remove-this.com (Michael Goodwin) wrote:
> > Tonight when watching Star Trek Generations, I noticed an actor that had
> > appeared in that movie, and in each of the series of TNG, DS9, and
> > Voyager. How many actors have accomplished this? I know John de Lancie
> > appeared in all 3 series but not the films.
> >
> >
>
> well, all i know is that rdm was in tng for a guest spot (nick lacardo or
> something...and the plotline was very similar to his past from voyager, which
> i found interesting) and tim russ was in "generations" listed as "lieutenant"
Tim Russ (Tuvok) appeared is DS9 as Tuvok in a mirror episode and was in
TNG as a thief during the attempt to steal trilithium from the engines
during the barium? sweep.
'Droid
Dangermouse
shadow ghost <nineo...@hotmail.com> wrote in article
<6oj105$l...@bgtnsc03.worldnet.att.net>...
> I think you are all missing one person: Patricia Tallman.
> She was on TNG as Kiros and the romulan impersonator Jera, as well as
> being Gates McFadden's stunt double. She was also in Generations as a
> weapons officer and a stunt double again. In DS9 she has had several
> small roles as well as doubling for Nana Visitor. On VOY she was the red
> head in "Favorite Son" who attacked Harry at the end, she has also done
> some stunts on VOY.
I never noticed her in Favorite Son.
It always cracks me up that on B5, Spice Williams (Vixis in ST5), who I
know, is Pat's stunt double, even though Pat is a stuntwoman...
JediMars
Let's see which *characters*, not actors, have appeared in all:
> >
> > Regulars:
> > Sulu- TOS, DS9 (Tribbles), Voyager (Flashback)
>
> I didn't think Sulu was in "Trials & Tribble-ations". Wasn't that why he
> got "Flashback"?
>
I *believe* Chris is correct. Sulu was never in Trouble with Tribbles
(so he could never be in "Trials & Tribble-ations". I haven't watched
the show in a long time, I could be wrong, but my TOS II Gold Plaque
doesn't list George Takei as someone who appeared in that episode.
8-) Jedi Mars
Michael Goodwin
>In article <6ohet6$l1e$1...@user2.teleport.com>,
> good...@teleport.remove-this.com (Michael Goodwin) wrote:
>> Tonight when watching Star Trek Generations, I noticed an actor that had
>> appeared in that movie, and in each of the series of TNG, DS9, and
>> Voyager. How many actors have accomplished this? I know John de Lancie
>> appeared in all 3 series but not the films.
>>
>>
>Todd (Worf's brother, Kurn) has also.
I was thinking of Tim Russ, I'm not familiar with all of Tony Todd's
appearences aside from Kurn and the older Jake Sisko.
Quark's Latinum Lady/Snyder's Woman
Goodwin) wrote:
>Tonight when watching Star Trek Generations, I noticed an actor that had
>appeared in that movie, and in each of the series of TNG, DS9, and
>Voyager. How many actors have accomplished this? I know John de Lancie
>appeared in all 3 series but not the films.
I am not reading all 39 follow-up posts to this, so I may have missed it if
someone mentioned this, but although he was NOT in ST Generation, Armin
Shimerman has been in TNG, DS9, and VOY. He plays "Quark" on DS9. He also
will be in the upcoming Star Trek 9 (Insurrection, I believe it's called?)
movie as Quark, as will Max Grodenchik ("Rom" in DS9), but he will not be
playing Rom.
Jennifer (a.k.a. Quark's Latinum Lady)
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Member: O.A.S.I.S. (Official Armin Shimerman Information Service); Goddesses of the Internet, Inc.; Bitches & Witches, Inc.; People for the Ethical Treatment of Werewolves
Dave Roy
<rob...@att.net> saying:
>other roles either. Armin definitely played Quark in at least one ep, I
>thought it was "BIRTHRIGHT". However the most obvious one still stands
>undiscovered, unless the answer got lost in the ether or I simply
>haven't locked on to the post...
Actually, it was "Firstborn."
Dave Roy
Ed Tang
: I'm not sure who you want, but Tony Todd played Kurn on tng and ds9, the
: older Jake Sisko on ds9, and a hirogen on voyager.
Not to mention he's played Rodek. Yes, Rodek is actually Kurn. But since
there are none of Kurn's memories in Rodek, Rodek is actually a completely
different persona than Kurn.
--
Ed Tang
Julianna Feigl
>
> Vaughn Armstrong also played in all three series. TNG-Captain Korris(Heart
> of Glory), DS9-Gul Danar(Past Prologue), Voyager-Telek R'Mor(Eye of the
> Needle).
> Information found at us.imdb.com
>
The guy who played Tosk on DS9 also was in all three series (Scott
MacDonald? I *think* that's his name): he played a Romulan (N'Vek, if
I am not mistaken) in "Face of the Enemy", Tosk and Goran'Agar
(Hyppocratic Oath) on DS9 and a bridge officer (Rollins or something)
in Voyager's Caretaker...
Julianna
Julianna Feigl
> Notable guests:
>
> Kor- TOS (Errand Of Mercy), DS9 (Blood Oath, Sword Of Kahless)
> Koloth- TOS (Tribbles), DS9 (Blood Oath, Tribbles)
> Kang- TOS (Day Of The Dove), DS9 (Blood Oath), Voyager (Flashback)
Michael Ansara also played the father of Lwaxana's baby in "The
Muse"...
> Gul Evek- TNG (Pre-emptive Strike), DS9 (The Maquis), Voyager (Caretaker)
> Q- TNG (several), DS9 (QLess), Voyager (Death Wish, Q And The Grey)
> Lursa & B'Etor- TNG (Redemption, Firstborn, Generations), DS9 (Past
> Prologue)
> Morn- DS9, TNG (Birthright), Voyager (Caretaker)
>
> and probably too many others to name...
e.g.:
Vash - TNG and DS9
Barclay - TNG and Voyager
Gowron - TNG and DS9
Lwaxana Troi - TNG and DS9
(I don't think she ever brought Mr. Homm to DS9, but the actor was on
Voyager in "The Thaw"...)
Julianna
Julianna
Ali Andrews
>I didn't think that Quark appear in TNG. I thought that was a
>different Ferengi.
No, it was defiantly Quark. We only see him on the viewscreen on the
bridge. Riker uses the 'chips' he won at Quark's Bar to buy information on
the location of Lursa and B'etor. Can't remember the name of the episode
but it was the one where Worf's son Alexander comes from the future to try
and turn his younger self into a warrior rather than a peacemaker.
Can anyone else remember the name of the episode?
Allie
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Ali Andrews <a...@jupiter23.demon.co.uk> wrote in article
<6okhec$h80$2...@plutonium.compulink.co.uk>...
> Graham Brack wrote in message <35acf19a...@news2.dnet.co.uk>...
>
> >I didn't think that Quark appear in TNG. I thought that was a
> >different Ferengi.
>
> No, it was defiantly Quark. We only see him on the viewscreen on the
> bridge. Riker uses the 'chips' he won at Quark's Bar to buy information
on
> the location of Lursa and B'etor. Can't remember the name of the episode
> but it was the one where Worf's son Alexander comes from the future to
try
> and turn his younger self into a warrior rather than a peacemaker.
>
> Can anyone else remember the name of the episode?
>
> Allie
> x
Sorry can't help you there, but the Actor that plays Quark was in the very
first Ferengi episode when they were still monkey boys.
Chris Whitehead
>
>
> As for Christian Slater: His mother was the casting director for ST VI.
I heard that the "official" story wsa that Slater was a big Trek fan,
and asked if he could get a small part in one of the movies. Of course
being related to the casting director *would* help. :)
'Droid
> Lwaxana Troi - TNG and DS9
The actress was also in TOS, as the 1st officer under Pike and a Nurse
Chapel under Kirk.
'Droid
Dangermouse
Chris Whitehead <Chris_W...@pmc-sierra.bc.ca> wrote in article
<35AE19...@pmc-sierra.bc.ca>...
> Brian Barjenbruch wrote:
> >
> >
> > As for Christian Slater: His mother was the casting director for ST
VI.
>
> I heard that the "official" story wsa that Slater was a big Trek fan,
> and asked if he could get a small part in one of the movies. Of course
> being related to the casting director *would* help. :)
If it was Jeri Taylor, he'd probably have ended up taking Spock's role...
shadow ghost
She's the one that whacks Harry with one of those stick thingies. And,
on your second comment; Don't they both support the same charity, Penny
Lane?
Howie
Nobody has mentioned Ethan Phillips, playing Neelix on Voyager. He played a
Maitre d' on the Holodeck in First Contact. Also played a Ferengi doctor in
an early TNG episode. I don't know of any DS9 appearances tho.
landshark
in a couple of TNG's as a Cardassian. Also wasn't Michael Dorn a Klingon
attorney(?) or something in a movie.
Mike Comer
Illegitimi non Carborundum
ToCLBell
but it could have been VI The Undiscovered Country.
He didn't play Tuvok, but a human.
Dangermouse
shadow ghost <nineo...@hotmail.com> wrote
> > It always cracks me up that on B5, Spice Williams (Vixis in ST5), who I
> > know, is Pat's stunt double, even though Pat is a stuntwoman...
>
> She's the one that whacks Harry with one of those stick thingies. And,
> on your second comment; Don't they both support the same charity, Penny
> Lane?
Yes, they do.
James Grady Ward
The advantages to marrying the producer:)
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'Droid
>
> Yeah, I got one. I think. David Warner was in movies Star Trek V and VI, and
> in a couple of TNG's as a Cardassian. Also wasn't Michael Dorn a Klingon
> attorney(?) or something in a movie.
Dorn played Colonel Worf, TNG Worf's grandfather, father of Mogh. He
defended Kirk and McCoy unsuccessfully in STVI.
'Droid
Hondo
Armin Shimerman also played Letek, one of the first three Ferengi in
'The Last Outpost', as well as Bractor another Ferengi in 'Peak
Performance' as well as the marriage gift box face in 'Haven' .
All are ST:TNG episodes....
The episode you are thinking off is 'Firstborn' and yes Quark appeared
fleetingly in it... The episode was from the 7th season.
Hope this helps :-)
Hondo.
Joe & Debby Traywick
landshark wrote in message <6olvbm$f6p$1...@news.megsinet.net>...
>Yeah, I got one. I think. David Warner was in movies Star Trek V and VI,
and
>in a couple of TNG's as a Cardassian. Also wasn't Michael Dorn a Klingon
>attorney(?) or something in a movie.
>
>Illegitimi non Carborundum
Michael Dorn played Worf's grandpa (I think), in Star Trek VI : The
Undiscovered Country...
Debby
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Thank you and have a nice day :-)
Simon C. Longhurst
also had a role in Voyager...
John Ford wrote in message <35AD09...@mindspring.com>...
>Dangermouse wrote:
>>
>> Rob_Rey <rob...@att.net> wrote
>> > You're doing pretty good with bonus points, but there remains a
person
>> > who played the exact same character in all three series you've yet to
>> > mention. You're right there are far too many people who have been in
>> > two series so they don't count. What I'm looking for is some one who
>> > had a speaking role in all three modern series, and his/her name is
>> > mentioned in all three eps. One is fairly obvious, another obscure.
>>
>> Armin has played Quark in all three (reguular on DS9, cameo in TNG-
>> Birthright and now Insurrection for TNG, and Caretaker.)<
> He also had a bit part on one of the best episodes of my other
>favorite show -- Seinfeld (he's Kramer's Caddy)
Andrew Barnett
spelling, is it not?) has played the computer voice in all four series. If she wasn't
the computer in TOS, then she was at the very least in some episodes.
Rob_Rey wrote:
> anonymous wrote:
> >
> > John de Lancie as Q appeared in TNG, DS9, and Voyager.
> >
>
> Yes of course that's the answer I was looking for, until I re-read the
> original poster's message. Incidentally there is at least one more
> actor that played different roles that was in all three series. Anyone
> care to venture a guess?
>
> P.S. you have to have damn sharp eyes to catch one appearance of this
> actor, or remember my post's on this newsgroup. He's only on the screen
> for a second in his appearance in one incarnation.
> > Rob_Rey <rob...@att.net> wrote in article
> > >
> > > He qualifies as one of the obscure ones, however there remains at least
> > > one more who should be obvious, and another obscure one. Incidentally
> > > didn't know Quark was going to be in the movie. Good for Armin.
> > > --
>
> --
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-Andrew Barnett, andr...@erols.com. (Remove "!" to reply)
Joe
and using whips. He was also the face on the jewel box given to Troi from a
prearranged marraige thingee!
Joe
LegoBadger
made an appearance as this guy who was going to marry Lwaxana in TNG.
LegoBadger
>older Jake Sisko on ds9, and a hirogen on voyager
He also, I believe, played Klaa in ST5 and some nameless engineering drone in
ST2.
Dangermouse
LegoBadger <legob...@aol.com> wrote in article
<199807180458...@ladder01.news.aol.com>...
No, that was Todd Bryant. You might be able to tell them apart - Bryant's
white...
Antony Alonso
>Then there is the slightly different case of Judson Scott, who played
>Joachim in the TOS-movie "The Wrath of Khan", a character in the
>TNG-episode "Symbiosis" and the ridiculous Romulan in "Message in a
>Bottle", no DS9-appearance though, that I'm aware of...
And if memory serves, Merrick Butrick who played David Marcus in ST2/3
also guest-starred in "Symbiosis" as another character.
BTW, it was reported he died not too many years ago. At the time it
was alleged he had AIDs. True?
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Antony Alonso
>No, it was defiantly Quark. We only see him on the viewscreen on the
>bridge. Riker uses the 'chips' he won at Quark's Bar to buy information on
>the location of Lursa and B'etor. Can't remember the name of the episode
>but it was the one where Worf's son Alexander comes from the future to try
>and turn his younger self into a warrior rather than a peacemaker.
>Can anyone else remember the name of the episode?
Ummm... "Firstborn" :)
Dangermouse
Antony Alonso <Night...@Clarksburg.com> wrote
> And if memory serves, Merrick Butrick who played David Marcus in ST2/3
> also guest-starred in "Symbiosis" as another character.
>
> BTW, it was reported he died not too many years ago. At the time it
> was alleged he had AIDs. True?
Hmm... Before my time. All they said was "after a long illness" which at
the time was (and still is sometime) studio-speak for HIV/AIDS, but not
exclusively so.
So who knows?
Joe
Antony Alonso wrote:
> Hello Julianna Feigl, on 15-Jul-98 08:11:39, you said,
>
> >Then there is the slightly different case of Judson Scott, who played
> >Joachim in the TOS-movie "The Wrath of Khan", a character in the
> >TNG-episode "Symbiosis" and the ridiculous Romulan in "Message in a
> >Bottle", no DS9-appearance though, that I'm aware of...
>
> And if memory serves, Merrick Butrick who played David Marcus in ST2/3
> also guest-starred in "Symbiosis" as another character.
>
> BTW, it was reported he died not too many years ago. At the time it
> was alleged he had AIDs. True?
>