Is that a 1960's Star Trek babe?
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Is that a 1960's Star Trek babe?
Is that a 1960's Star Trek babe?
Outside of the original Star trek, I don't know much about SciFi but I think that woman was the love interest/wife of Kahn in the episode played by Ricardo Montelhbon.
On second thought, I think that woman is Marianna Hill from the episode Dagger of the Mind. In a most interesting piece of trivia, Marianna Hill is the cousin of General H. Norman Schwarzkopf. Since her maiden name was the same as her famous cousin's their father's were obviously brothers. She seemed to play a lot of hot Latinas in old Western series and also played the blonde ********** in Clint Eastwwood's High Plains Drifter.
I'm going to go with that woman being Marianna Hill. Hopefully, someone will know the eanswer for sure.
Correct....she was great in the one show she was on.......loved the way she flirted with him....remember the scene where their in the transporter and getting ready to beam down to the planet......Best regards, David
Totally......Didn’t know Julie Newmar and Mariatte Hartly were Star Trek ***** too.......Probably a bunch more too!
HAHA! Yeah, she ws Captain Kirk's old flame on that episode. Captian Kirk had to mantain his professionalism and not give into temptation, which makes me wonder WHAT THE HELL WAS WRONG WITH HIM? LMAO!!!!
Here is a very early promotional picture of her where she played the love interest of Clu Gulager in a recurring role in THe Tall Man. And it was one of her many roles as a hot Latina. She was some great looking woman!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_T...le:Clu_Gulager_Marianna_Hill_The_Tall_Man.JPG
In other related news....I think Clu Gulager wins "Worst Name in Hollywood" award! I mean with all the possible stage names out there, he goes with THAT??????
Blessings,
Kevin
Did you know that he is still alive at age 91? And that name has an interesting backstory to it as seen below.
His Cherokee nickname was given to him by his father for the clu-clu birds (known in English as martins,[4] like his middle name) that were nesting at the Gulager home at the time of his birth.
Apparently he is one Okie who actually does have Cherokee ancestory. LOL and if Marianna Hill was hanging on me, you could call me Clu or a lot worse!
I'm not able to post any of my cool pickups due to that thing called "technology" but that does not mean I cannot show off a few cards I picked up in trade this month that my trading partner posted pictures of. I love vintage football and had to trade for some of the cards pictured below.
http://www.thebenchtrading.com/show...ntage-HOF-Philadelphia-amp-Topps-for-baseball
I traded for the 1964 Philadelphia Ditka, Jurgenson, Lilly and Olsen RC as well as the 1964 Topps Len Dawson. The cards are as nice as they look on the scans too and I was thrilled to get these.
Jeff, that is so interesting about Clu's nickname....you are a walking trivia expert!
I started collecting ttm at age 11 in 1992, and saw Merlin Olsen in the movie Mitchell, starring Joe Don Baker, who I loved as The Whammer in The Natural. I called Merlin's agent, knowing he was a hall of fame football player. I asked about writing to Merlin, to which his agent said "oh geez! Do I still represent him?" The phone was evidently not ringing off the hook for Merlin in 1994, the year I placed that call. In fact, it was June 17th. I remember that so well, since i hung up with his agent, walked out and turned the tv on, and saw another NFL hall of Famer in a white Ford Bronco on the freeway....
Do people collect the famous or the infamous OJ?
Do people collect the famous or the infamous OJ?