Only known as the Romulan Commander, actress Joanne Linville brings a classy and smokey sexuality to the character and always makes us wonder if Spock will be able to resist her temptation.
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Showing posts with label Romulan Commander. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Romulan Commander. Show all posts
Saturday, November 14, 2015
Romulan Commander And Spock
In The Enterprise Incident, Spock must team up with his Captain for a sort of James Bond meets Jason Bourne mission. Stealing a Romulan cloaking device isn't easy - the job tasking Kirk - but romancing a steely Romulan Commander may be even harder.
Saturday, September 19, 2015
Sexy Seska of Voyager
Star Trek: Voyager saw many a popular recurring character. There's Lon Suder (Brad Dourif) the Betazoid who simply loved the thrill of the kill. Naomi Wildman was daughter of Ensign Wildman - the first birth aboard the Federation Starship making its way home from the Delta Quadrant. Of all the memorable supporting cast, Seska, played by actress Martha Hackett, delighted as one of the most devious and deadly of them all.
Hackett was no stranger to the Trek universe - having auditioned for the role of Jadzia Dax and losing out to Terry Farrell. Before deceiving Voyager's crew as a Bajoran Maquis member who's really a Cardassian in disguise, Hackett played a Romulan in the Deep Space Nine episode, The Search.
Though a popular character, Seska eventually met her end, but like the best sci-fi and Trek in particular, she managed to come back to cause trouble. How many of us can say we complete unfinished business in our life - without actually doing it ourselves? Through the miracle of holodeck tech, Seska returns to wreck havoc and target Tuvok - played by Tim Russ.
Hackett was no stranger to the Trek universe - having auditioned for the role of Jadzia Dax and losing out to Terry Farrell. Before deceiving Voyager's crew as a Bajoran Maquis member who's really a Cardassian in disguise, Hackett played a Romulan in the Deep Space Nine episode, The Search.
Though a popular character, Seska eventually met her end, but like the best sci-fi and Trek in particular, she managed to come back to cause trouble. How many of us can say we complete unfinished business in our life - without actually doing it ourselves? Through the miracle of holodeck tech, Seska returns to wreck havoc and target Tuvok - played by Tim Russ.
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Hologram Hotness
What's a knockout like you doing in a computer generated gin joint like this? Not a bad come on line, and when brazenly delivered by the Enterprise D's Cmdr. Will Riker (Jonathan Frakes) to a holographic honey named Minuet, it's quite fitting.
Hot holograms? Minuet could be elected the spokesperson for the group.
Minuet would be so convincing in her alluring realism, that when Riker was abducted and snared into an even more advanced holographic environment than his Starship's holodeck (Future Imperfect), his captor believed she was the real deal.
The captivating Minuet embodied the classic love story complete with a most poignant ending. Although not flesh and blood, for Will Riker, the sexy Minuet became the unforgettable girl who not only got away, but who never really was in the first place.
Hot holograms? Minuet could be elected the spokesperson for the group.
Minuet would be so convincing in her alluring realism, that when Riker was abducted and snared into an even more advanced holographic environment than his Starship's holodeck (Future Imperfect), his captor believed she was the real deal.
The captivating Minuet embodied the classic love story complete with a most poignant ending. Although not flesh and blood, for Will Riker, the sexy Minuet became the unforgettable girl who not only got away, but who never really was in the first place.
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Star Trek Sexy Spotlight - Romulan Commander - Joanne Linville
Star Trek had many a memorable guest star turning in an unforgettable performance as a great character, but most of them had, well, names. In the classic original series episode, The Enterprise Incident, Joanne Linville played a seductive Romulan Commander of the ship targeted for a top secret mission - by the James Bond and Jason Bourne like duo of Captain Kirk and Spock.
Linville has had a respected Hollywood career, but her turn as the mysterious Romulan who tries to seduce Spock is one of the most memorable. Her character's name is never revealed in the episode, however, at one point she does whisper it into Spock's ear, who replies with, "How rare, and how beautiful. But so incongruous when spoken by a soldier."
Linville has had a respected Hollywood career, but her turn as the mysterious Romulan who tries to seduce Spock is one of the most memorable. Her character's name is never revealed in the episode, however, at one point she does whisper it into Spock's ear, who replies with, "How rare, and how beautiful. But so incongruous when spoken by a soldier."
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