Hottest Babes on Star Trek (TOS)

07.17.09 | Perdogg

[Perdogg]

The top 10 Hottest Babes on Star Trek (TOS)

1. Kelinda from By Any Other Name



This is probably the only episode in which Kirk not hits on a woman, but hits a woman. That’s okay because Kirk apologizes to her, over and over. Barbara Bouchet (born 1945) played Kelinda.

2. Lt. Marlena Moreau fom Mirror,Mirror



In the alternate Terran Empire Universe the rank of captain has its privileges, and one of is Lt. Malena Moreau. Lt. Moreau did not love Kirk; she wanted to sleep her way to the top, as much as 1960s TV allowed to show. Apparently bras are not standard uniform issues in the Terran Empire. Barbara Luna (born 1939) played Moreau. Luna’s multiracial background made her a prominent character actress on 1960s/1970s TV. She played Latinas on Mission: Impossible and The Wild, Wild West and Asians on Hawaii Five-0 and Mission: Impossible.

3. Lt. Martha Landon from The Apple



Celeste Yarnall (born 1944) played Landon.

4. Zarabeth of Sarpedion from All of Our Yesterdays



Probably one of the most depressing episodes of Star Trek. However, it ranks as one my favorite. Mariette Hartley (born 1940) played Zarabeth.

5. Slave Drusilla from Bread and Circuses



The only bright spot from this mediocre episode. Drusilla was played by Lois Jewell (unknown). Her only other acting stint was in the Flying Nun.

6. Edith Keeler from The City on the Edge of Forever



Keeler was played by Joan Collins (born 1933).

7. Lt. Areel Shaw from Court Martial



Shaw was played by Joan Marshall (1932-1992).

8. T’pring from Amok Time



T’pring was played by Arlene Martel (born 1936) whose most famous role was that of the wise Latina Consuelo in The Outer Limit’s”Demon with a Glass Hand”.

9. Vina from The Cage or The Menagerie



Vina was played by Susan oliver (1932-1990).

10. Odona Hodin from Mark of Gideon



Sharon Acker (born 1935) played Hodin.

[SIDENET]

You men DO realize these women are all in their 70s and 80s now?? ;-)

Back in the day...

...I'd hit it.

[SIDENET]

That is just WRONG.

[matt1234]

Laura Goodwin (as Nona in "A Private Little War")

[fieldmarshaldj]

IL, of course, is full of Combiner hack “judges.” Anti-Combiner Republicans don’t enjoy the “protection” corrupt Combiner rodents like the False Messiah do.

[MaxMax]

YUMMY, HOW MUCH?

[fieldmarshaldj]

That’s Nancy Kovack. She had a link via her personal assistant, the notorious Susan McDougal, to the Clintons and Whitewater. She charged McDougal embezzled money from her and her husband, Zubin Mehta, the famous music conductor.

[PeaceBeWithYou]

Louise Sorel as Rayna in "Requiem for Methuselah".

[isom35]

I think she’s Nancy Kovack:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0708413/

[isom35]

the babe that walked away with Spock’s brain had nice legs, and go-go boots as I recall.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Marj Dusay (1936-, as Kara. She, of course, also played Blair Warner's mom on "The Facts Of Life."

[Jeff Chandler]

The real story behind his nick name.

[Swordmaker]

It strikes me, as having just turned 60, that most of these women are too old for me now... sniff...

[matt1234]

You're correct. That's Nancy Kovack at post #163.

I was bitten by a Mugatu and temporarily lost my senses.

That's my story, and I'm sticking to it.

[RansomOttawa]

What, no Diana Muldaur?

She played two roles on the original series, then 20 years later, played Dr. Pulaski on TNG during the second season.

[PeaceBeWithYou]

Marj Dusay as Kara in "Spock's Brain".

[BillyBoy]

Vina can't even be counted as an Orion Slave Girl. She was shown like that on screen for about 45 seconds, as an illusion created for Captain Pike as an ideal woman. Vina's true form, as played by Susan Oliver for most of the episode, was human...

...except at the end we find out her "beauty" is also an illusion from the Talosians and her "true" appearance is like this:

So basically, the only time we actually see a "real" Orion woman ("green-skinned chicks" for the non-trekkies out there) is Marta. Who I agree with Field was hotter than Vina, unfortunately she was an inmate at an insane asylum.

The only other time we see an Orion girl in TOS is during the new "alternate timeline" ("insanely non-canon" for purist trekkies) movie, Uhura's roomate at the academy, Gaila. Unfortunately I can't find a good pic:

But she's played by the even more insanely hot actress, Rachel Nichols:

[fieldmarshaldj]

I love the funny story that was told when they were shooting the pilot episode with the scene with Oliver as the Orion Slave Girl. After they wrapped on the scene, they sent the film down to the development lab. When they got it back, Oliver wasn’t green, but normal-hued (for a Caucasian). I believe they reshot it, and when they sent it down to the lab, and it came back... normal-hued again. Incensed, I believe it was Roddenberry (or the director of the pilot) that called the lab and demanded to know why they kept sending back the film with her looking White when she was supposed to be green. Some old guy who answered was just as incensed. “Green ? Why didn’t you tell me that was the color she was supposed to be ? I spent all night working on the print making that poor actress NOT look like she was ill !”

[fieldmarshaldj]

In the B&W shot, Rachel Nichols looks a bit like Olivia Wilde.

[Daaave]

"Number One," Nurse Christine Chapel (Majel Barrett Roddenberry)

[octex]

Yvonne Craig lived just behind my house (on the next street) in Dallas before she left for CA. As a young boy, and her in her early-mid teens... well, let’s just say I was “fascinated” by her beauty! .......Yvonne was also Batgirl on the campy Batman TV series.