Rather than continuing the hijacking of the Egg Nog thread, I thought I'd just start a new one here. A couple of the more notable quotes:






Far as I'm concerned, a couple of the all time hottest chicks of ST:TOS were Angelique Pettyjohn, who played Shahna in "The Gamesters of Triskelion" (I've got a poster autographed by Ms Pettyjohn of her in the setting of the episode, but totally nude - d*** those were some serious ta-tas!.) Sadly, she passed away a number of years back from cervical cancer.

My second nominee is Yvonne Craig (who also played Batgirl) as Marta, the green orion slave girl in the episode "Whom Gods Destroy". To us teenagers in the late sixties, Ms Craig was seriously sexy!

Teri Garr was cute in a slightly bubble headed, girl next door kind of way, but I think Pettyjohn and Craig were both much sexier.

Interesting ST:TOS trivia note - costume designer Bill Theiss was always running up against Standards and Practices during the show, and the two things he couldn't expose were the undersides of the female breast (the top side was OK, but not the bottom side - author David Gerrold surmised that S&P must have though moss grew down there or something) and the navel! When he did the costuming for a later Roddenberry pilot, "Genesis II", Theiss designed all the costumes to show the navel, and Roddenberry had makeup give all the girls an extra bellybutton each!

Other nominees?

I've always been partial to Susan Oliver from the "The Menagerie". About the only other thing I know her for was playing Audrey Williams in Your Cheatin' Heart.

BTW, found this, which amounts to the "babes of Star Trek"
http://www.startrekpropauthority.co...-star-trek.html



Doug

.

__________________
YORF member #11

And hence one of Tasha Yar's costumes in "The Naked Now" - an early Next Generation episode that was a follow-on to the TOS episode "The Naked Time".... http://images.wikia.com/memoryalpha...ntoxication.jpg which covered just about everything else but the space between the undersides of Denise Crosby's breasts and her navel....

__________________
Bernard Cawley
NAR 89040 L1 - Life Member
SAM 0061
AMA 42160
KG7AIE

And some of the "Dabo Girl" outfits in DS9.

I'm going to meet Yeoman Rand in a couple of weeks ....

-- Roger

Well, close...

Mariette Hartley played a 'convert' from a group of "superhuman" mutants that had evolved from humans after the nuclear war that destroyed civilization in "Genesis II". The mutant Tyranians were identifiable by their second belly button. The Tyranians were quite Roman-esque-- very brutal and cruel yet dedicated to their "culture" and very much assured of their own superiority over the "mere humans" they enslaved as workers. The "normal humans" were spread around the planet as survivors, and of course populated the "Pax" organization around which the show was based and to which Mariette Hartley had supposedly converted (she was later revealed to have been a spy for the Tyranians).

I love "Genesis II". It's a darn shame that it didn't get picked up as a weekly show. The use of the subterranean 'transport tubes' was as innovative as the Star Trek "transporter" and would have been used as a plot device had the series been picked up to explain how the PAX characters (including Dr. Dylan Hunt-- "Airwolf" co-star Alex Cord) would travel to different areas around the planet "at will" in this post-apocalyptic world "attempting to save the best and most noble of humanity's past" and having weekly adventures along the way. Sorta like "Star Trek" but after a nuclear war and never leaving Earth...

I couldn't disagree with GH more... Mariette Hartley was EXTREMELY HOT as Zarabeth-- course I've always been a leg man LOL and she was quite tall and statuesque... and I've always had a thing for tall and statuesque as well... LOL

Another VERY attractive young lady on Star Trek was Charlene Polite, who starred in somewhat disappointing episode "The Cloud Minders" as Vanna, a mining slave leading a revolt against the mine overseers which lived in a floating city several miles above the planet's surface. VERY attractive lady, who sadly is also no longer with us, fallen victim to cancer in the 90's.

Later! OL JR

Attached Thumbnails

     

__________________
The X-87B Cruise Basselope-- THE Ultimate Weapon in the arsenal of Homeland Security and only $52 million per round!

I was a little disappointed as I couldn't find Khan's and my favorite, Lt. Marla McGivers, aka Madlyn Rhue. I guess I just like red heads.

Attached Thumbnails

 

__________________
Bernard J. Herman Ohio RLS

Starport Sagitta Rockets
email bherman@sagittarockets.com

NAR # 97971 SR

What's your idea on the best way to change Washington D.C.?
Let us know at the Cantina
Sagitta Cantina

We're looking for a few good Catos, please tell us about any you may have had. Survey of Anecdotal Malfunctioning Engines or S.A.M.E.

Well, yes, that was the SF story justification for it, but behind that was Roddenberry's and Theiss' desire to thumb their noses at the Censors.

Interestingly, Roddenberry and wife Majel did finally resurrect the character of Dylan Hunt in Kevin Sorbo's character in the series "Andromeda". They took the Genesis II concept and took it into space.

You are leaving out some good ones!

Who Mourns for Adonais?

Wink of an Eye

Requiem for Methuselah

This goofy thing wouldn't let me post pictures...
_____________

Leslie Parrish, arguably the most beautiful woman to ever appear on ST TOS



Scotty did have taste

__________________
Leo

My rocket fleet and more @ Leo's Leisure Site and on YouTube - My latest project: ALTDuino

All of those ladies are great but for me, Pettijohn hands down then Grace Lee Whitney. I'm reminded of a Benny Hill skit: "A woman like that could ruin a man... if he was lucky!"

Randy
www.vernarockets.com