The Star Trek web pages on this site are for educational and entertainment purposes only. 23: 23 Feb, 1967: This Side of Paradise: 25: 2 Mar, 1967: The Devil in the Dark: 26. The Star Trek Transcripts - Episode Listings : Season One : Episode Name: Production: Airdate: The Cage: 1: unaired: The Man Trap: 6: 8 Sep, 1966.
Right from the start, everyone knew that Mr. Spock would NEVER eat a soup with a chicken stock base. 1998And I also say that, thanks to Jill McGown, Neelix and Captain Kirk are revealed for the frauds they are. The remains, that of Ensign Hogan ('Basics, Part II'), contain genetic markers that match the spacefaring race in such a way that the two races can be considered distant relations.An alien women from a closed world seeks asylum aboard Voyager, claiming she's been there before and that she and Chakotay were lovers, but no one remembers her. I'd have to be pretty hungry to eat either.Star Trek: Voyager Season 3 Episode 23: Distant Origin Summary: Stardate: Unknown A displaced race of spacefarers, known as the Voth, discovers the remains of a human left on a planet. Serve them side by side in a blind taste test." I say, caveat emptor.
But please substitute vegetable stock for the chicken stock. Serve, if you must, hot to 6 people. This credo he reveals in "All Our Yesterdays," "City on the Edge of Forever," "The Enterprise Incident," and the cartoon "The Slaver Incident." I don't care if Spock DID hurl the Plomeek Soup at Nurse Chapel. Extinction is anathema under the IDIC philosophy, and it is no more logical to kill another species for food than it is to hunt it to extinction. The nonviolent ethic is captured in the Vulcan credo of IDIC, the Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combination, asserting that the glory of creation lies in its diversity and in the many ways those differences combine to create meaning and beauty. Yes, okay, Vulcans began as a warring, violent race, but they saved themselves from destruction by adopting a philosophy of logic and nonviolence.
Much good it will do you.PARENTS: The late Joan Kiernan Mulgrew andSIBLINGS: Kate is the second oldest child (oldestCHILDREN: Two sons - Ian Thomas and AlexanderLeft after junior year to pursue acting full-timeIn 2008 was awarded an Obie Award for herPerformance as Clytemnestra in Iphigenia 2.0 at Signature Theatre Co.In 2007 was nominated for the 73rd Annual Drama League Award for her performance in 'Our LeadingIn 2004 received Carbonell Award for Best Actress (Touring, Independent Production - Cuillo Centre)For her portrayal of Katharine Hepburn in Tea at Five. In that case, go ahead and stir in the cream. Pour in the stock, salt, and pepper, bring to a boil, then reduce heat and let soup simmer for about an hour.When ready to serve, ladle into bowls-unless you want to try Captain Kirk's version. Add the celery and cook 10 more minutes on low heat. Add the remaining butter, melt, and add the carrots-cooking over low heat until browned, about 30 minutes.
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There he got his first taste of acting at the age of twelve by performing in a little theatre production of "The Wizard of Oz."Robbie found his niche in the theatre, and pursued acting opportunities throughout his adolescence, performing in local community theatre productions and on PBS shows. Robbie (as he is known to his friends and family) was born in North Carolina and was, as he put it, "a corporate brat," on the move with his family for some years until they finally settled in Atlanta, Georgia. Mulgrew won the Saturn award for Best TV Actress presented by the Academy of Fiction, Fantasy andHorror Films for her portrayal of Captain Kathryn Janeway on "Star Trek: Voyager".Mulgrew won the Golden Satellite Award for the best actress in a TV series drama for her portrayalOf Captain Kathyrn Janeway on "Star Trek: Voyager".Mulgrew won the Tracey Humanitarian Award for her performance as driven alcoholic news anchorHillary Wheaton on a 5/4/92 episode of "Murphy Brown" entitled "On the Rocks".Mulgrew received an Honorary Doctorate of Letters for Artistis Contribution from Seton Hill UniversityMulgrew received a Golden Globe Award nominationfor best dramatic actress in a series in 1979 for "Mrs.Mulgrew is the "Voice of Cleveland's MetroHealth System".Robert Duncan McNeill is an actor, director,and producer, best known for his role as Starfleet Lieutenant Tom Paris on Star Trek: Voyager. In 2003 received a Lucille Lortel nomination for Outstanding Lead Actress for Tea at Five. In 2003 received an Outer Critics Circle nomination for Outstanding Solo Performance in Tea at Five.
During this time he also appeared in the Coast Playhouse production of Child's Play with Gregory Harrison.Robbie then took on the featured role of "Rick" in the Broadway production of John Guare's Six Degrees of Separation , which starred Stockard Channing and Courtney Vance. During his spare time, he assisted his wife Carol with Real Play Productions, an organization founded by Carol McNeill to provide inner-city school children with creative experiences such as improvisational acting, dance, and music, all designed to help the children with the harsh issues confronting them in their lives.Robbie soon returned to Los Angeles to star in the Daytime Emmy Award Winning ABC After-School Special Flour Babies , directed by Linda Lavin. During this time he also produced and starred in the New York premiere of Sam Shepard's The Four-H Club on off-Broadway, and starred in the science fiction feature film Masters of the Universe with Dolph Lundgren, Courteney Cox, and Frank Langella.After leaving All My Children , Robbie landed the role of "Jack" in the national touring production of Stephen Sondheim's hit Broadway musical Into the Woods and then joined the cast of Lucy's Lapses , an off-Broadway play. Further success was slow to arrive, however, and Robbie enrolled at the Juilliard Conservatory, where he spent two years studying the trade.It was while he was attending Juilliard that Robbie was cast as Charlie Brent on the popular ABC daytime drama All My Children , performing the role from 1985-1988, and earning himself a 1988 Daytime Emmy nomination for his acting.
Robbie convinced producers Rick Berman and Michael Piller he was right for the part, and Robbie soon joined the cast of Star Trek: Voyager as the ship's headstrong conn officer.Robbie made his directorial debut on Voyager with a third season episode entitled "Sacred Ground," filmed in 1996 during the second season. He also appeared as Romeo in Romeo And Juliet at the LA Shakespeare Festival, where he earned a DramaLogue Award as Best Actor.A year later, Robbie was performing in the off-Broadway production of The Family of Mann when he was called to Los Angeles to read for the part of cashiered ex-Starfleet officer Tom Paris. His credits also include a recurring character on ABC's Homefront , and a role on the CBS nighttime soap opera Second Chances with Connie Selleca. Robbie then landed a starring role in the ABC series Going To Extremes , playing a medical student studying on the mythical Caribbean island of Jantique. His roles include appearances on such series as Murder She Wrote , Quantum Leap , LA Law , and of course, Star Trek: The Next Generation (in an episode entitled "The First Duty" ).
On the performing front, Robbie made a rare guest-starring appearance on the CBS series Early Edition, sharing the screen with his old Homefront co-star, Kyle Chandler. He also directed an episode of the Nickelodeon series The Journey of Allan Strange. In September, 1999, the New York International Independent Film Festival gave "The Battery" its Best Short Film award for its annual fall series, and selected the film for inclusion in its Spring, 2000 showcase in Los Angeles.Robbie directed his third Star Trek: Voyager episode, "Someone to Watch Over Me" in that same year, winning accolades from both producers and critics for his work on the episode. Starring fellow Voyager cast member Ethan Phillips and Dawson's Creek star Joshua Jackson, The Battery has been selected for showing by several film festivals, including the New Orleans Film Festival, the Newport Beach Film Festival and the Canyonlands Film Festival. Since that promising start he has gone on to direct other episodic television, as well as directing and producing his own independent film projects.In 1998, Robbie completed production of his short film The Battery , which he co-wrote, produced, and directed.
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