chrispike:
#personal space? don’t know her
chrispike:
John de Lancie as Q + outfits throughout his appearance
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION
STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE - “Q-Less” (1.16)
STAR TREK: VOYAGER
STAR TREK: PICARD - Season 2
chrispike:
“He’s naughty. He’s not evil. He’s not all good. He’s sort of bad. You get to play him the way you role out of bed in the morning. Depends on which side of the bed you roll out of. And so that’s great fun. Now, just understand that the process of shooting especially a television show, and especially a television show like this, where these were more teleplays than they are like what a regular movie is: I would have big speeches and then a few lines and then another big speech and stuff like that. And so as somebody who always struggled learning lines and what have you, there’s a lot of tension attached to it as well. And then we get one or two rehearsals and then the camera starts rolling, and after about the third time if they don’t have it in the can, people would kind of start darting eyes.” — John de Lancie on portraying Q
Happy birthday, John de Lancie (b. 20th March 1948)
startrekladies:
Beverly and Deanna in 4x19
bigturtl:
assieds-toi avec moi, ma moitié
vintagegeekculture:
Tracey Lee Cocco, a background actress for Star Trek: TNG. She never delivered dialogue, but someone counted, and she was in more Star Trek episodes than William Shatner was. Jonathan Frakes supposedly gave her character the name of “Lt. Jae” in an on the spot ad lib.
Whoever Lt. Jae was, she was clearly a well rounded crewman with a broad skill set. She was seen doing dozens of different jobs, from conn to technical work, and she clearly was extremely friendly with the otherwise aloof Picard and Riker.
trek-daily:
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION
“Tapestry” (6.15)
