Arlene Martel
She played Spock's "fiancée" in the original Star Trek series. Nowadays she still acts, writes and produces (in fact, she asked for our business cards, because she may need some assistance in scouting for locations in Canada).
She played Spock's "fiancée" in the original Star Trek series. Nowadays she still acts, writes and produces (in fact, she asked for our business cards, because she may need some assistance in scouting for locations in Canada).
Chase Masterson played the Tabo girl on Star Trek Deep Space 9. Her character eventually ended up marrying Quark's brother. She is a fantastic singer with a great voice (here's the cover of her CD, which she was nice enough to sign for us after chatting with us about our upcoming wedding).
The Hilton Hotel in Las Vegas with the famous STAR TREK EXPERIENCE. We stayed here and also got married (September 7, 2004).
Connor in a very good mood (August 2003). He plays the engineer, Trip, on the new Enterprise.
Star of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" all smiles for the cameras. She revealed to us that she took French in high school. She signed our picture in French (see other picture).
(Toronto, August 2003)
William Shatner trying to reach Scotty on his make-believe communicator.
Looks like the Captain got through to Spock's emotions, and Spock has a hard time keeping a straight face....
Leonard Nimoy shows off his T-shirt to prove that he is still the number one Vulcan.
(From left to right): Walter Koenig (Chekov), George Takei (Sulu), Nichelle Nichols (Uhura), Neil Armstrong and James Doohan (Scotty).
Nichelle Nichols (Uhura) chats with the first man on the moon, Neil Armstrong.
My wife and I with France Nuyen (she played that Cleopatra-like character in the original series of Star Trek, as you can see in the poster on the wall behind us). France is originally from Marseilles and my wife was only too happy to have someone to speak French with.
Unfortunately, the guy who took this picture did not know how to use AutoFocus, but here we are, my wife and I with the "Riddler" from the original "Batman" series.
The special gala dinner honouring James Doohan was catered by none other than Wolfgang Puck. His appetizer even came with a "communicator" à la Star Trek.
My wife and I (here with Nichelle Nichols, William Shatner, Walter Koenig and James Doohan).
Here's me in front of the "elevator" at the pathologist's office on the set of "Crossing Jordan" (starring fellow Canadian Jill Hennessey).
A shot of the coffee shop from "Friends". Mind you, this is the original set, now in storage, and I was lucky enough to be allowed to take a few pictures.
My wife and I in front of the main entrance of Chicago County Hospital ("ER"). We also visited the other main soundstage of ER and met most of the main actors.
Here's Little Ol' Me, sitting at the conference table on the set of "Crossing Jordan".
This is where "Star Trek: Enterprise" and "Charmed" are being filmed now. Sorry, but this is the only picture I was allowed to take. We did see the soundstage where the bridge of the Enterprise is set up and the set of "Charmed", but taking pictures was a big no-no on what they call "hot sets". We also visited the studio of "Dr. Phil", the brand new set of "Entertainment Tonight", "Soul Train" and many others.
Here's the couch from the coffee shop. The couch had a sign attached to it that read: Reserved for Jennifer Aniston. We also ran into Jennifer on the lot (again, no pictures allowed). Besides, she was on her cellphone chatting with her hubby Brad :-) (she is back on the Warner Bros. lot, because she is working on a new motion picture).
My wife and I on the stoop of the house used for the 1970s show "Laverne & Shirley".
