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Okay, I found a link for Farscape! (I cheated by using imdb.com - so sue me. ) Kent McCord, who played Crichton's dad, was also Commander Scott Keller in Seaquest for several episodes, AND (brace yourselves) a regular on Galactica 1980 as Captain Troy.
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Normally, I would expect "Marian" to be a female name (since it's closer to "Marianne"), and "Marion" to be male. But people don't always actually think before they name their children.
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I'm still surprised that someone was named after Maid Marion. I mean, it's interesting and all (and certainly better than the trend of giving people normal names spelt extremely stupidly), but I am curious as to why, Marian. Was it just a name they thought sounded cool, had they just watched the Disney version minutes before your mother went into labour, or were they hoping you'd grow up to get kidnapped and then rescued by a man who wore green tights?
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Wasn't there a website that someone did that was a database of actors and characters from Trek... so you could like click on Marc Alaimo and it would list all of the characters he did on Trek...
Badar N'D'D - Lonely Among Us Commander Tebok - The Neutral Zone Gul Macet - The Wounded Frederick LaRouque - Time's Arrow Gul Dukat - Deep Space Nine
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quote:Originally posted by B.J.: I finally found a direct Star Wars link to another sci-fi series! Okay, it's a lame one, but I'll take it. Mark Hamill guest starred in a couple of Seaquest episodes as "Tobias LeConte". If I remember correctly (and please shoot me for remembering this), he was the one that dragged the Seaquest to another planet.
I got that beat. The one and only actor to appear in both a Star Trek series and Star Wars movie.
Clive Revill played Sir Guy of Gisborne in "Q-Pid" and was the first Emporer Palpatine shown in the hologram in "The Empire Strikes Back".
This doesn't really fit but both actors who have played Mr. Rourke in the new and old versions of "Fantasy Island", Ricardo Mantalban and Malcolm McDowell, both played villains in Star Trek movies, Khan and Soren respectively.
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quote:Originally posted by Cartman: There's also David Warner, who played Chancellor Gorkon in TUC, Picard's torturer in Chain of Command, and Gajic the Seeker on B5
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quote:Originally posted by Bond, James Bond: I got that beat. The one and only actor to appear in both a Star Trek series and Star Wars movie.
Clive Revill played Sir Guy of Gisborne in "Q-Pid" and was the first Emporer Palpatine shown in the hologram in "The Empire Strikes Back".
You mean "the first Emperor Palpatine heard in the hologram in "The Emptire Strikes Back". The visual was a puppet. Therefore, Clive Revill never "appeared" in Star Wars.
He did voices in Transformers though. Which is (sort of) sci-fi.
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quote:Originally posted by Bond, James Bond: I got that beat. The one and only actor to appear in both a Star Trek series and Star Wars movie.
Clive Revill played Sir Guy of Gisborne in "Q-Pid" and was the first Emporer Palpatine shown in the hologram in "The Empire Strikes Back".
You mean "the first Emperor Palpatine heard in the hologram in "The Emptire Strikes Back". The visual was a puppet. Therefore, Clive Revill never "appeared" in Star Wars.
He did voices in Transformers though. Which is (sort of) sci-fi.
Yeek. This guy's been all over the place. Looks like he was also in a epiosde of B5. And a voice of one of the Snorks??!! must..... purge.... bad.... 80s cartoon.....
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