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18 Awesome Women In Star Trek. By Laurie Ulster. Published Feb 1, 2017. Link copied to clipboard. Look online, and you'll find quite a few lists of the sexiest/hottest/most beautiful women of Star Trek, but not so many of the bravest/boldest/most badass ones.
Among the many memorable aspects of the show were the beautiful female characters who graced the screen. From the crew of the USS Enterprise to the various guest stars, Star Trek featured a range of captivating women who added excitement and intrigue to the series.
20 Μαρ 2021 · Besides Dax in an original series mini on Deep Space 9 and endless damp and skimpy decontamination scenes in Star Trek: Enterprise, there's also the seemingly infinite decks during the...
Every Trekkie loves to admire those sexy star trek women in their tight fitting space uniforms. Flying through the galaxy fighting evil and boldly going where no woman has gone before. Vote on your favorite sexiest female star trek character below.
Hot Star Trek Women. Star Trek DS9 - Kira Nerys & Jadzia Dax. I met Jadzia Dax (Terry Farrell) in Dayton, Ohio along with Jennifer Lein (Kes from Voyager). Kira Nerys. Great character. Apr 23, 2019 - Explore David Brown's board "Hot Star Trek Women" on Pinterest. See more ideas about star trek, trek, star trek universe.
25 Οκτ 2017 · Star Trek isn’t just for nerds anymore and that has brought some beautiful women onto the set, but there were still some hotties strapping on the spandex back in the day. We sat through hundreds of hours of all the series and films to come up with the 15 most beautiful women to ever join Starfleet and boldly go where no man has gone before.
Majel Barrett (born Majel Leigh Hudec) was an American actress, known for her long association with Star Trek. She had multiple Star Trek-related roles, though she is mostly remembered for her roles as Nurse Christine Chapel in Star Trek, The Original Series (1966-1969) and as Lwaxana Troi in Star Trek, The Next Generation (1987-1994) and Deep Space Nine (1993-1999).
