Gabrielle Unionįormer teen heartthrob Gabrielle Union stuck fairly close to typecasting for her one-episode role in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine as N’Garen, a young Klingon weapons officer. Voorhies, known for an entire generation as Lisa Turtle from Saved By The Bell, was also part of the Star Trek universe as Leanne, a civilian resident of the Deep Space 9 station who was romantically involved with Jake Sisto (Cirroc Lofton) for a spell. The actress was initially working on the film as a make-up artist before she landed the role. You wouldn’t know it from looking at her, but that’s Nightmare on Elm Street’s Heather Langenkamp underneath all those prosthetics playing Moto, a Starfleet Security Officer in Star Trek: Into Darkness. She’s probably best remembered, though, as the ill-fated Dizzy Flores in the 1997’s Starship Troopers.

She ended up returning to the role of Catwoman by voicing the role in Rocksteady Video Games’ Arkham Knight last year.ĭina Meyer played the Romulan Commander Donatra in Star Trek: Nemesis back in 2002, the same year she was cast as Barbara Gordon in the series Birds of Prey, a Batman adaptation sans-Batman.

Frustrated by the waning passion in her marriage, Billie starts journaling about and obsessing over her wild erotic exploits with ex-boyfriend Brad. One of the three actresses to play Catwoman opposite Adam West in Batman, Newmar had a role on Star Trek as Eleen, a pregnant Capellan who was forced to flee her home after a coup against her husband left him dead. A womans daring sexual past collides with her married-with-kids present when the bad-boy ex she cant stop fantasizing about crashes back into her life. The Oscar-winning actress and comedy icon had a role as secretary Roberta Lincoln in Star Trek‘s Cold War episode “Assignment Earth.” And, like many in the 20th century the Enterprise crew seems to encounter, she ended up playing a fateful role in the future of humankind. She’d go back and forth between roles on the big and small screen, and would eventually make TV history by replacing Shelly Long on the long-running Cheers. She’d turn down the chance to reprise her role in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock over a financial dispute, which meant the role was recast with actress Robin Curtis.

In her big-screen debut, Alley played Saavik, the Vulcan Starfleet officer in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.

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