Fancy meeting YOU here!

[WarpGirl]

Channel surfing came across Dominic Keating (Malcolm) on Sons Of Anarchy... A biker dude. Well he looks as if he's avoided the ST curse of getting known with ST and being typcast.

[WarpGirl]

OMG OMG OMG! How did I not know John Billingsly did a stint on The West Wing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And On "big block of cheese" day too!

By the way, that was not yelling that was happy shreeking. To find Trek actors of the best non-Trek show ever created is a joy of bliss seldom reached in my average day. Here's the Youtube Link... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8zBC2dvERM

[Kevin Thomas Riley]

Here's the Youtube Link... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8zBC2dvERM

Oh dear, politically correct map-making...!

[WarpGirl]

Best TV show EVER!!!! BTW they don't endorce the map thing. The point is to give an "ear" to the little guy chasing windmills. To acknowledge that they are an important part of society. But didn't John Billingsly sound legit? I love it I LOVE IT!

Yes that is me squeeling like a deranged fangirl.

[enterprikayak]

We're all deranged fangirls here. Even the boys.

S'nice.

[WarpGirl]

Yeah but in this case it had very little to do with Star Trek at all, and everything to do with Bradely Whitford asking if Phlox found Brigadoon.

[Aikiweezie]

I was flipping channels and saw Derek Magyar, aka Commander Kelby. He was playing a male escourt in a movie called "Boy Culture."

[Ezinma88]

Just finished watching 2012.

It's a terrible film - but, it's soooo bad it's actually kind of good.

John Billingsley's 'scientist with integrity' is pretty watchable.

[Kevin Thomas Riley]

I saw Leonard Nimoy in the old serial Zombies of the Stratosphere, which my dad had bought on DVD.

[WarpGirl]

Linda Park is on The Mentalist...

[justTripn]

Scott Bakula continues to be great (and totally different than Archer) as Terry on Men of a Certain Age. Wow . . .

[marchale]

Jeri Ryan's going to be a cast member on "Body Of Proof" which premeires this coming Tuesday night on ABC.

[justTripn]

Linda Park was the guest star on House two weeks ago (I'm just catching up). She was the patient. She played a woman who worked for the military making bombs. And she had three boyfriends fighting over her. Pretty decent performance. The episode was called "The Fix"

[WarpGirl]

http://www.tvline.com/2011/06/tvline-it ... yal-pains/ Wearhouse 13 isn't usually on my must watch list although occasionally I tune in, however to see Kate Mulgrew on TV again is AWESOME!

[justTripn]

OK, another two for one deal. I just watched an episode of William Shatner's Raw Nerve, where he interviewed LaVar Burton! [WARNING. All Quotes are paraphrases from my very feeble memory of the actual quote.]

As I've stated before, this show is simply facinating. Shatner interviews various celebrities for a half hour and they tell him very personal things about their life, or summarize their lives from childhood and what they've learned. These are very serious interviews, not "a funny thing happened to me on my way over here" type interviews. It's on the biography channel, so usually the interviewee is eager to give ancount of themeselves and their lives. So LaVar is very intense discussing his upbringing and how as a child he went to seminary and beleived (and believes) he has a calling in life, a mission. And how everything he has done from Roots through Reading Rainbow to the present is part of that mission. In discussing Roots, LaVar Burton said that the scene that was the hardest was when Kunta Kinta was whipped, and it was partly because of racial genetic memory. Shatner says, "You mean 'Cultural memory' because it it would be too soon for an actual genetic memory. There isn't enough time." Burton disagrees and Shatner lets it go. LaVar Burton goes on about the importance of reading and what he wanted to do for children, to tell them they are special and unique and that each one of them has a mission and they have to discover what that is. Shatner is very impressed with his intensity and says something about it and how glad his is to be able to learn from him or something, when Burton pratically jumps forward and grabs both Shatner's hands and says, "I LOVE IT. I love being here! I can't beleive I'm here talking to Bill Shatner! You don't know how important you were to me growing up. To be able to my race presented on screen. To see Black people presented as part of the future. You don't know what an impression that made on me!" And they were grasping each other's hands for like a minute like very moved by this moment. And I'm thinking, They haven't met before???!!!! Well then they cut to more discussion of LaVar Burton and his life and at the end. Shatner says, "Well I'm so glad to have met you. When I first saw you today, I knew this was going to be good." And Burton says, "Actually, we have met before. We were on some celebrity game show together and you were the team captian." And Shatner says, "Oh right, and we won."

Anyway, I highly recommend this show on any night, Star Trek tie in or no.