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Subject: Other Appearances
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Date: Mon, 24-Sep-84 15:09:00 EDT
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Posted: Mon Sep 24 15:09:00 1984
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Arlene Martel (I think), the actress who played Spock's intended
(T'pring) appeared with Robert Culp in the Outer Limits episode,
"Demon with a Glass Hand" (also starring the Bradbury Building).

The made-for-TV movie "The People" was indeed based on Zenna
Henderson's short stories.  It was produced by Francis Ford
Coppola with a Carmine Coppola score, and was just about the
first TV that Shatner did after Trek folded.  The actual star
of the film was Kim Darby (whom we've already catalogued as
appearing in the "Miri" episode of ST).  This is a really good
SF TV-movie that doesn't get played enough.  (KABC in LA
occasionally shows it, but gives it the "Charles Manson school
of film editing" treatment).  Some UCLA SF fans once
sweet-talked Metromedia Producers Corp into lending us a
BEAUTIFUL 16-mm print for private showing.

You can come up with a virtually infinite list of other
appearances by various Trek performers; even limiting it to the
science-fiction field produces an amazingly long list.  Of
course, you could extend to the other people who were involved
in the show.  D.C. Fontana (script editor for the first two
seasons of ST) wrote a $6M-Man episode ("Rescue of Athena I");
at the closing, Steve Austin looks up at the sky and says,
"space--it really is the final frontier").  Heh-heh.

	Mike