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[SevenofNine]

I don’t know if you knew this Bender I hear about lady that play Lt Mcgurivr apparently she was suppose to start with Ricardo Montilban in Star Trek 2 Wrath of Khan as reunion

Unfortuanely she was in ill health they have go back to rewrite the script where her character died during years on Exile in on that planet

[ETL]

I posted the Tate picture on my page in a piece on the Manson murders. Not as a “who I think is hot” piece, although she certainly was.

[SevenofNine]

Actually I think Khan was real pimp in his episode Space Seed

I think all those MGM Latin lover roles Ricardo did for MGM he got pimp hand down

[SevenofNine]

Later on she became Mrs Robert Culp

I wonder if Bill Cosby ever did roofie on her LOL!

[ETL]

Angelique Pettyjohn

Diana Muldaur

Case closed...

[Bratch]

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Very beautiful that one in the green and blue (actress Sherry Jackson). She was also in an episode of Lost In Space, from the first season when it was in black & white. The episode, believe it or not, was about space werewolves. It was titled 'Space Croppers'.

Video link: Space Croppers - Lost In Space
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0058824/videogallery/season-1
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She had an incredible effect on Shatner.

[Bender2]

Re: Actually I think Khan was real pimp in his episode Space Seed

I think all those MGM Latin lover roles Ricardo did for MGM he got pimp hand down

Seven, how... are you defining "pimp" in the above?

My Funk & Wagnalls says:

noun: pimp; plural noun: pimps

1. a man who controls prostitutes and arranges clients for them, taking part of their earnings in return.

synonyms: procurer, procuress; More brothel-keeper, pander, madam;

archaicbawd
"her pimp was a vicious heroin addict"

verb: pimp; 3rd person present: pimps; past tense: pimped; past participle: pimped; gerund or present participle: pimping

1. act as a pimp. provide (someone) as a prostitute. informal
sell or promote (something) in an extravagant or persistent way.
"he pimped their debut album to staff writers at Rolling Stone"
2. informal
make (something) more showy or impressive.
"he pimped up the car with spoilers and twin-spoke 18-inch alloys"