At 8:55, we accidentally showed actor William Christopher from the TV show MASH instead of Rene Auberjonois from the movie MASH. Our apologies, and both of those great actors have passed away, sadly. RIP to them and all the greats we mentioned.
Brock Peters was truly one of the kindest people I had ever met. I ran into Brock Peters at a music store in the Beverly Center in LA and I had mentioned that I saw him in Star Trek. However, he immediately talked about his experiences in filming “To Kill a Mockingbird” and how much he loved the book. We spoke for about 2 hours and he told me stories about his career. But his true passion was jazz music. He also gave me great advice about life in general. He was so very down to earth. He is truly a legend but he still took the time to advise a young kid who had just moved to LA. Thank you Brock Peters - you made a deep impact on my life!
Yes, Brock Peters portrayed Admiral Cartwright in Star Trek IV and VI, and also was Joseph Sisko, the father of Ben Sisko in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
In loving memory of every actor and actress, bringing us joy and dreams to each one of us: THANK YOU ALL IN GALACTIC HEAVEN!!! May GOD rest your souls!!!
Right when I started playing Star Trek Online again in December, I found Odo and Nog speaking to each other in Quark's bar and very nearly broke down in tears over it.
Amazing how many superlative actors appeared on Star Trek Tv shows or movies. Everyone of them that has past away has been like losing a family member for those of us who grew up watching Star Trek.
Great work. Remembering all those wonderful characters of star trek. None are dead.All will be remembered for ever . the have conquered hearts of millions of people all over the world. Thanks from bottom of my heart for the wonderful remembrance.
Robert Walker Jr. - Charlie in “Charlie X,” TOS. His death in 2019 didn’t get much publicity, but all the obits I read mentioned him as Charlie. It was a powerful episode. Michael J. Pollard, who also died in 2019, was in the TOS episode “Miri.” While not series regulars, these two made lasting impressions in their respective episodes.
The Illuminati makes stars and then kills them It's called a sacrifice. To Satan. They believe it gives them more power to commit their evil deeds. Don't we all know that by now? Jesus Christ. You fucking liars.
Nog was, initially, a bit of a peripheral character. He made some _incredible_ changes and found his way into the heart of _Star Trek_ in the most profound, touching way. Anyone's death is _bound_ to be tragic, but Aron Eisenberg's in particular.
I think it was such a shame that not even for the last season was his name in the openings credits, he was a staple throughout the series, had several episodes centered around him and was in both the very first and last episodes. If they ever decide to remaster it I hope he is added to at least season 7 opening credits.
i spoke with arron before he passed telling him how much i loved his character and acting RIP I did not know he was sick in that moment wow very appreciative and humble man was a nice experience but sad in his untimely death :(
Anton Yelchin had a promising future. I remember seeing him for the first time on Salvation and thinking that I really did want to see him in more stuff. Such a shame. Skynet, it struck first.
All the people that died from Star Trek and the old one rest in peace I'll be going to the Everett at the afterlife bye-bye bye-bye bye-bye love and kisses I'm a Star Trek Ace I know
Odo was the _first_ character of DS9 I took a shine to. Auberjonois' death really hit me hard. I would not say it was quite as tragic for me as for someone who actually _knew_ the man, but it caught me off guard.
Thanks for this amazing video! I am happy and honored to have been able to meet some of these people or see them live.... I had the chance to see DeForest Kelly live on stage (at a Star Trek convention in the 70s) he was friendly, charming, engaging and very humorous! I also had the opportunity to meet Majel Barrett Roddenberry twice - the first was probably in the late 80s where she and Gene Roddenberry had attended a presentation at the Academy of Motion picture arts and sciences in LA - I even gave them a book on philosophy as a present. I got to meet Grace Lee Whitney at a Star Trek convention where she was at 1 of the tables actually signing autographs of photos and such probably in the 70s or early 80s. Very friendly amazing woman! I met William Shatner in approximately 1974 when he was filming a TV movie down the block from where I lived in LA. I remember filming him with this little super 8 movie camera and he said something like "you're knocking to get anything with that little Brownie camera" which is what those kind of cameras were called. I guess I have that film somewhere (it was a silent movie camera but I remember what he told me about how I wouldn't catch anything because of the low lighting situation and the small camera). I met him again when he and his daughter were going to this restaurant in Studio City (California) - it was a little restaurant that's no longer in business called KooKooRoo (they had amazing chicken!). William Shatner is going to be here in Dallas next month speaking after a special screening of the Wrath of Khan - hope I can afford tickets to go, because it would be very cool to see him again. Oh yeah, I had the really cool opportunity to see him on his 80th birthday when he was here in Dallas coincidently on that very day doing his one-man show - which was epic). Now for the pinnacle of all my track actor meetings: If you search my UA-cam channel, you can see the video (actually I think fairly exclusive - thank God I had my "Flip Mino" along with me that day and it had a full battery and enough hard drive space thank God - this was about 2007) that I actually took at a special award ceremony for Leonard Nimoy (he had started an acting troupe in LA before Star Trek which was still going strong, called "Company of Angels" and they were giving him a special award). If you search my channel you can find it under "Leonard Nimoy company of angels." I am very honored and lucky to have been able to go up to the table where he and his wife were sitting and having dinner and say hello and thank him for everything he's done JUST before security stopped people from coming to his table. He and his wife were very gracious (he's always been my favorite actor in the whole Star Trek Canon).
@Jim Barrows Fiats are indeed rubbish! Anton didn't deserve to die the way he did, I only hope he didn't suffer too much. That would break my heart. Rest In Peace Anton.
Bloody Hell. That list of great actors and the times they passed away has made me feel really shitty.😭😭 Time for Star Trek on Netflix to remember their greatness. 😊
Well said Alexander...!!! I fully agree with you. I have been a Sea Captain on Merchant Ships for 35 years!!! Perhaps in my next life I will be able to roam the galaxies on inter-galactic cargo space ships. Captain Dhanaji Kenjle(India)
Bless them all. Everyone of them was a big part of my life. Every series of S.T. was different but the same. Thanks Jean Roddenberry and all the people that keep S.T. alive now. Ever since 1968 I have been fascinated by the stories and ambition portrayed .Hope it all comes true and one day man will explore the final l frontier.
*It's an utter impossibility for humans to 'explore deep space'* *It's taken decades for 'Voyager' to even reach the "Oort Cloud" surrounding the Solar System while it was gaining velocity the entire voyage* *Earth itself is all we need, because 'All the answers to all the Questions' is right here beneath us and the Moon above us, if only the 'right questions' are asked*
DS9 reminded me of the old daytime soap operas of the 60's and 70's. Just couldn't get into it, I tried because I loved the original Star Trek and grew to love STNG but DS9 just never did it for me.
They offered the Spock role to Martin Landau but he turned it down saying it was not for him. Landau won an Oscar for Ed Wood so he was a serious actor.
Any actor/actress that was in any Star Trek and has passed away is a tragic loss for all the joy they bought to the screen, however their legacy will be eternal in the hearts and minds of any person who loves the Roddenberry dream :) My personal favourite has always been Voyager, closely followed by Enterprise. We need those franchises back and produced by the true masters of Star Trek. I do miss Troy and Barclay :) Also at 10:17 I didn't know Brian Blessed was a band member of Jon Pauls band lol
Thumbs up for the suicide prevention line call out. Classy work, remembering that. Remember folks, theres always a way out of the darkness, just reach out, chances are someone whos been in that dark place will be there to help guide you back out.
They made it real for the viewers, and in time the viewers made much of it real for everyone. Tablet computers, communicators (flip phones and then touch activated), blue tooth (Uhura's earpiece), voice interface computers, GPS, doors that open automatically, hyposprays, medical diagnostics that look exactly like tricorders, portable flash drives, transparent aluminum, more progressive social values,and even starships named Enterprise. All of it was inspired by Trek. So many young people watched these actors and thought "I can do that, for real,"
@@SuperVstech Yes he was, not the one in the series. He played him in the movie MASH from the year 1970. And in addition he lend his voice in the 2010 computer game "Fallout New Vegas" to Robert Edwin House. fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_House
Also not mentioned in this video was writer DC Fontana who brough life to many episodes across the whole star trek franchise. She either wrote or co-wrote like Journey to Babel, The Ultimate computer, The enterprise incident, Yesteryear, Encounter at farpoint, Dax
*Tracy McMillan* Six times! Four in the leg, one in the finger and one in the chest, which was stopped by the cigarette case his brother gave him. He also shot two snipers and successfully led his men through a minefield. Klingons were amateurs compared to Scottie! 😜😂😂😂😂
Don't lie. If your a fan you know you've yelled "KHANNNNNN!" A few times either when you saw Ricardo Montlebon on t.c. in a different role or just for the hell of it. I know I have 😊😉
Nice correction but I doubt the uploader even reads comments. It's because of this title that I won't share this video. It's insulting to Star Trek fans. As if the fans don't care about the franchise or keep up to date with what's what.
Doohan, (Scottie) was a genuine D-day hero. He shot two snipers, successfully led his men through a minefield with no losses, was shot four times in the leg, once in the finger (which he consequently lost) and was shot once in the chest, the cigarette case his brother gave him taking the bullet!
I actually remember having the Lt. Illia action figure as a kid. I went and saw Star Trek the Motion Picture with my parents. I was never a big Trekkie but it was a great movie. I wish I still had that action figure.
You’ve missed out loads of stars from the original ,reboots and the movies Jane Wyatt who played Amanda Spock’s Mother Mark Lenard (Romulan Commander/Klingon Captain/Sarek),Jeffrey Hunter (Captain Christopher Pike),Grace Lee Whitney (Janice Rand),Merrit Butrick (David Marcus/T Jon),Paul Winfield (Captain Clark Terrell),Susan Oliver,John Lormer,John Colicos,Robert Walker (Charlie X),Ted Cassidy,Jerry Catron,Roger Carmel (Harry Mudd) think you need to do your research a little bit more
Ummm. Have you forgotten what channel it is you are commenting on? None of these huge sub channels do complete research. what culture, screen rant, watch mojo. they all get stuff wrong and sometimes horribly.
@@billkeithchannel Weak response. He didn't say the channel got anything wrong, he just simply meant that there were other actor/character nods that should have been mentioned over certain others. And I agree!
6:19 Brock Peters! Admiral Cartwright in Star Trek 4... and... Tom Robinson in To Kill a Mockingbird!!! I never made the connection until this video. Thank you very much for this video.
Yes! The black face/white face dude. Disturbing episode because it shows how simple racism is: fed by hate. All of that hate from our fellow man toward our fellow man, yet, we are all the same.
01:34 Persis Khambatta ended up in ST:TMP because she had screen tested for a similar character in the previously planned TV series Star Trek Phase 2, where she had basically the same look.
You left out Paul Winfield, who played Captain Terrell in Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan and Captain Dathon in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode - Darmok. He died in 2004. Also Madge Sinclair who had an uncredited role in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home as a the captain of the USS Saratoga and appeared on Star Trek: The Next Generation as Geordi LaForge's mom, Captain Silva LaForge in the seventh season episode, Interface. She died in 1995.
Ricardo Montalban also played the merciless Zach Powers on Dynasty and its spinoff The Colbys, where he romanced not only Stephanie Beecham (TNG: Holodeck "Countess" Regina), but Joan Collins (if I have to tell you who she played, turn in your Trek card).
I think the only performer passing I wasn’t aware of before I clicked on this one was that of John Paul Steuer. I’d just learned about the passing of Persis Khambatta a few months ago. I learned about the other nine more or less as they occurred, if not shortly thereafter.
I remember years ago watching a documentary about DeForest Kelley and all I can say is it was sad but he died died happy because just before he died he won an award something called like the cowboy boot and he cried when it was delivered to him in bed and he passed away soon afterwards so I guess he was very happy in the end.
It was called: The Golden Boot Award. BTW the video is correct, DeForest was born in BC, Canada, specifically Vancouver. May he Rest in Peace, along with all of the other members of the ST "Clan".
@Redblade That's true, HOWEVER, even one boot has been known to bring tears to some VERY tough cowboys and cowgirls! LOL and NOT because the one bootless foot stepped on a rock!! Have a good day,
James Doohan was born in BC William Shatner was born in Montreal Quebec Deforest Kelley was born in Toccoa Georgia and the family later moved to Atlanta Georgia
@@marcychan168 I lived in Toccoa and never knew thathe was born there. I do know that James Brown was also from Toccoa ( best known for the 186 foot high waterfall) One day I was at the airstrip and saw James Brown come in🎈🎈
@@janeiwasduncan8463 I've seen pictures of the falls they look so beautiful! I want to go to Georgia someday Toccoa looks almost like the small town I grew up near I'm a country girl myself. PS I like James Brown too I didn't know he was from there. Have a Blessed Day
@@kamuelalee OMG! I did not know that. Just checked - he had a stroke, then a fall and died from complications of both the fall and the surgery. He was great as Captain Pike.
My Favorite Star Trek Gal was Janice Rand But I See You Have Omitted Grace Lee Whitney (April 1 1930-May 1 2015) From This List. In The Legendary Words Of Spock She will Live Long And Prosper In The memory of Fans Like Me. Rest In Peace Grace Lee Whitney
At 8:55, we accidentally showed actor William Christopher from the TV show MASH instead of Rene Auberjonois from the movie MASH. Our apologies, and both of those great actors have passed away, sadly. RIP to them and all the greats we mentioned.
Wait. William Christopher passed, too?
@@julymiller2308 yes he had a couple of cameos on Hogans Heros along with his major part M*A*S*H. Have a great day everyone.
Yeah, I would suggest that the video be edited and a shot of Auberjonois in the M*A*S*H movie inserted in its place.
Grunge figured a bunch of folks would be screaming about the Father Mulcahy thing. I even had a wtf moment myself.
Rene was also in 2 episodes of stargate SG:1
Persis Khambatta was the most beautiful bald headed woman in movies for decades! I watched her movie over and over because of her. RIP
GI Jane 2--can't wait to see it.
I met deforest kelley at a star trek convention he was the nicest guy I ever met RIP!
Very very nice reference mate! Thank you for sharing.
" The Wrath of Khan" 1982 - 2021 , 39 years........no way !!.
PARABÉNS
PARABÉNS
GISELE
Yes I'm sorry I never had the chance to meet Deforest Kelley but...... I've met over 20 STAR TREK ACTORS
Never met mr Kelly
Brock Peters was truly one of the kindest people I had ever met. I ran into Brock Peters at a music store in the Beverly Center in LA and I had mentioned that I saw him in Star Trek. However, he immediately talked about his experiences in filming “To Kill a Mockingbird” and how much he loved the book.
We spoke for about 2 hours and he told me stories about his career. But his true passion was jazz music. He also gave me great advice about life in general.
He was so very down to earth. He is truly a legend but he still took the time to advise a young kid who had just moved to LA.
Thank you Brock Peters - you made a deep impact on my life!
I also heard Leonard Nimoy was very friendly . RIP Mr. Spock 💙💙
???Who did he play
@@melaniekaufman7984 can't remember his name but he was a Starfleet Admiral in star trek 4: the voyage home and star trek 6.
I admire that you took the time to listen to everything Brock Peter's said 👍
Yes, Brock Peters portrayed Admiral Cartwright in Star Trek IV and VI, and also was Joseph Sisko, the father of Ben Sisko in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
Majel Barrett was an amazing talent. To have lost her is a tragedy.
I loved the way Ricardo Maltalban spoke English. His diction was super clear.
ALONG WITH HIS SIDE KICK, ALWAYS SAYING THE PLANE THE PLANE
In loving memory of every actor and actress, bringing us joy and dreams to each one of us: THANK YOU ALL IN GALACTIC HEAVEN!!! May GOD rest your souls!!!
These great people have moved on to brighter and greater horizons .... far beyond our comprehension . Live long and prosper 🖖
Right when I started playing Star Trek Online again in December, I found Odo and Nog speaking to each other in Quark's bar and very nearly broke down in tears over it.
Amazing how many superlative actors appeared on Star Trek Tv shows or movies. Everyone of them that has past away has been like losing a family member for those of us who grew up watching Star Trek.
Thank you for bringing them to life one more time. Live long and prosper. 🖖
Great work. Remembering all those wonderful characters of star trek. None are dead.All will be remembered for ever . the have conquered hearts of millions of people all over the world.
Thanks from bottom of my heart for the wonderful remembrance.
They’re really not dead, as long as we remember them.
Great video! Glad you mentioned all the greats in this video. Especially the great acting of Ricardo Montalban.
Robert Walker Jr. - Charlie in “Charlie X,” TOS. His death in 2019 didn’t get much publicity, but all the obits I read mentioned him as Charlie. It was a powerful episode.
Michael J. Pollard, who also died in 2019, was in the TOS episode “Miri.”
While not series regulars, these two made lasting impressions in their respective episodes.
He also revived the role in the Star Trek fan film, Of Gods and Men, one of the two co-produced by Walter Koenig.
And D.C.Fontana-80. She was a writer for "Star Trek" (and others).
The Illuminati makes stars and then kills them It's called a sacrifice. To Satan. They believe it gives them more power to commit their evil deeds. Don't we all know that by now? Jesus Christ. You fucking liars.
@@christianayahweh7632 Stop drinking the cool ade .LOL.
Walker, Jr. looked so much like his more famous dad.
Nog was, initially, a bit of a peripheral character. He made some _incredible_ changes and found his way into the heart of _Star Trek_ in the most profound, touching way. Anyone's death is _bound_ to be tragic, but Aron Eisenberg's in particular.
I did enjoy Nog so much. You saw the character progress from a Ferengi brat & troublemaker into a responsible Starfleet Officer. Rest In Peace Aron.
I think it was such a shame that not even for the last season was his name in the openings credits, he was a staple throughout the series, had several episodes centered around him and was in both the very first and last episodes.
If they ever decide to remaster it I hope he is added to at least season 7 opening credits.
On December 5, 2019 Robert Walker Jr passed away. He was the actor that played Charlie in the episode Charlie X of the original series
Sorry to hear that and on my birthday, too. Extra ouch.
Charlie passed?! William Shatner was like a father to his Charlie character. Hard to believe Robert is no longer with us.Thank you for the info.
Holy shit! I thought he died a long time ago.
Likewise, Michael John Pollard, who played Jahn, in the TOS episode Miri.
also, the actor who played roger mudd--'the trouble with tribbles'.
Gone, but never forgotten.
Eventually we will all be forgotten.
Star Trek will live forever in our Hearts and minds.
They were beamed up...! And may they rest in peace.
RIP all And thank you for the memories.
Loved Star Trek
i spoke with arron before he passed telling him how much i loved his character and acting RIP I did not know he was sick in that moment wow very appreciative and humble man was a nice experience but sad in his untimely death :(
2019 was a rough year for Star Trek: DS9 fans
Damn it really was...
At least we had the documentary come out before all the sad times.
I have been a star trek fan since 1966!I grew up with the series & will always follow any new ones!
An excellent VO. Straight to the point, no bullshit, and well delivered. Nice job!
RIP Leonard Nimoy (1931-2015), Live Long and Prosper
Anton Yelchin had a promising future. I remember seeing him for the first time on Salvation and thinking that I really did want to see him in more stuff.
Such a shame.
Skynet, it struck first.
All the people that died from Star Trek and the old one rest in peace I'll be going to the Everett at the afterlife bye-bye bye-bye bye-bye love and kisses I'm a Star Trek Ace I know
I know he was so young. 😢😢😔 he was a remarkable credit to the original Pavlov Chekov. 💙💙
Leave it to Fiat to screw with a tried and true shifter set-up.
It's amazing that so many of the original cast are still alive! IMHO
RIP to all, your work and inspiration, WILL get us there and you will live forever.
Odo was the _first_ character of DS9 I took a shine to. Auberjonois' death really hit me hard. I would not say it was quite as tragic for me as for someone who actually _knew_ the man, but it caught me off guard.
Aron we miss you 😢 best Star Trek actor R.I.P.
Love him & Lwaxana Troi
Thanks for this amazing video!
I am happy and honored to have been able to meet some of these people or see them live.... I had the chance to see DeForest Kelly live on stage (at a Star Trek convention in the 70s) he was friendly, charming, engaging and very humorous!
I also had the opportunity to meet Majel Barrett Roddenberry twice - the first was probably in the late 80s where she and Gene Roddenberry had attended a presentation at the Academy of Motion picture arts and sciences in LA - I even gave them a book on philosophy as a present.
I got to meet Grace Lee Whitney at a Star Trek convention where she was at 1 of the tables actually signing autographs of photos and such probably in the 70s or early 80s. Very friendly amazing woman!
I met William Shatner in approximately 1974 when he was filming a TV movie down the block from where I lived in LA. I remember filming him with this little super 8 movie camera and he said something like "you're knocking to get anything with that little Brownie camera" which is what those kind of cameras were called. I guess I have that film somewhere (it was a silent movie camera but I remember what he told me about how I wouldn't catch anything because of the low lighting situation and the small camera). I met him again when he and his daughter were going to this restaurant in Studio City (California) - it was a little restaurant that's no longer in business called KooKooRoo (they had amazing chicken!).
William Shatner is going to be here in Dallas next month speaking after a special screening of the Wrath of Khan - hope I can afford tickets to go, because it would be very cool to see him again.
Oh yeah, I had the really cool opportunity to see him on his 80th birthday when he was here in Dallas coincidently on that very day doing his one-man show - which was epic).
Now for the pinnacle of all my track actor meetings: If you search my UA-cam channel, you can see the video (actually I think fairly exclusive - thank God I had my "Flip Mino" along with me that day and it had a full battery and enough hard drive space thank God - this was about 2007) that I actually took at a special award ceremony for Leonard Nimoy (he had started an acting troupe in LA before Star Trek which was still going strong, called "Company of Angels" and they were giving him a special award). If you search my channel you can find it under "Leonard Nimoy company of angels." I am very honored and lucky to have been able to go up to the table where he and his wife were sitting and having dinner and say hello and thank him for everything he's done JUST before security stopped people from coming to his table.
He and his wife were very gracious (he's always been my favorite actor in the whole Star Trek Canon).
That BGM, though. RIP to all of these wonderful, amazing people.
*Before watching* "Forgot" or 'Didn't Know?' RIP and thanks for helping make Star Trek awesome!
Or "might not have known."
The passing of all these actors is sad, but especially the circumstances of Anton Yelchin from a freak accident and Jon Paul Steuer from suicide. RIP.
Anton Yelchin was killed due to BAD ENGINEERING by a CARFREAK DESIGN what a * shame ! I am still mad about this..
@Jim Barrows Fiats are indeed rubbish! Anton didn't deserve to die the way he did, I only hope he didn't suffer too much. That would break my heart. Rest In Peace Anton.
I love star trek, born in 68. Star trek let me get away and think that maybe we can find peace in this world
Met DeForest Kelley at a Star Trek Convention in the mid 70's in New York, remember him as being very kind and no ego, just a really nice guy.
Persis was a great beauty of an actress. She will be missed.
She dated my Uncle, Kabir Bedi, for a while.
@@starwarsrebel2006 Kabir Bedi played "Gorbinda" in the 1983 James Bond movie "Octopussy" starring Roger Moore and Maude Adams :)
@@seaningram3285 I know. My whole family went to the theater to watch it. I was 16 years old. :)
Bloody Hell.
That list of great actors and the times they passed away has made me feel really shitty.😭😭
Time for Star Trek on Netflix to remember their greatness. 😊
Ricardo also sold a lot of Chrysler Cordobas with the rich Corinthian leather seats.
To this day that's the first thing I think of when I hear or read his name. The second thing is Kirk screaming KHAAAAAAAN!
Loook whaht they've dunnnn to my caaawr!
I remember watching the original TV movie of Fantasy Island that became the pilot for the series.
@@billkeithchannel "Smiles, everyone. Smiles!"
There is no such thing as "Corinthian" leather.
No the only one I didn't know about was Lt. Illia She gorgeous such ashame R.I.P. 😢 all Star Trek actors
Noooo! They're not dead. They're just out there, somewhere, living the Star Trek dream where no man has gone before!
Well said Alexander...!!! I fully agree with you. I have been a Sea Captain on Merchant Ships for 35 years!!! Perhaps in my next life I will be able to roam the galaxies on inter-galactic cargo space ships. Captain Dhanaji Kenjle(India)
The Wrath of Khan was a phenomenal performance by Ricardo Montalban, it should have NEVER been remade.
I watched the first JJ reboot and said I'd NEVER watch the others, and I still haven't.
Bless them all. Everyone of them was a big part of my life. Every series of S.T. was different but the same. Thanks Jean Roddenberry and all the people that keep S.T. alive now. Ever since 1968 I have been fascinated by the stories and ambition portrayed .Hope it all comes true and one day man will explore the final l frontier.
*It's an utter impossibility for humans to 'explore deep space'*
*It's taken decades for 'Voyager' to even reach the "Oort Cloud" surrounding the
Solar System while it was gaining velocity the entire voyage*
*Earth itself is all we need, because 'All the answers to all the Questions' is right
here beneath us and the Moon above us, if only the 'right questions' are asked*
thank you for putting this on it was good and respectful.
Star Trek DS9 was and will always be my favorite Star Trek series.
Best Star Trek show
DS9 is also my favorite and it's lack or recognition frustrates me
@Jim Barrows and he murdered the Romulian ambassorder
DS9 reminded me of the old daytime soap operas of the 60's and 70's. Just couldn't get into it, I tried because I loved the original Star Trek and grew to love STNG but DS9 just never did it for me.
Barbara March who played Lursa passed away at 65.
Whoa no way! 😯😯 what about the actress who played Bator?
She passed away recently August of last year also from cancer. Gwynyth Walsh who played B'Etor is still alive.
A veritable roll call of fine actors immortalised by Star Trek...!
Star Trek fan since it's debut when I was in high school. My kids watched re-runs and spin-offs as they grew up. Still following ST. Tina, Al's wife
I was surprised & dismayed that Mark Lenard & Jane Wyatt who played Spock's parents weren't featured.
well it says actors you forgot, & you didn't forget them did you, so they shouldn't be on the list :P
@@bobafettish660289 Precisely my point.
The narrator is a moron.
Mark Leonard played three different species, in Star Trek.
@@bobafettish660289 🤭
They offered the Spock role to Martin Landau but he turned it down saying it was not for him. Landau won an Oscar for Ed Wood so he was a serious actor.
I didn't realize that Rene Auberjonois passed away. :(
He played my favourite character in DS9. RIP and thank you for the memories.
Very considerate note to end on. An interesting video. Nog was great fun. Very sad about his health problems.
"Revenge is a dish better served cold " Khan/ Ricardo Montalban " It's very cold in space ( Klingon Proverb ) one of best quotes ever !
actually Zola said it
Any actor/actress that was in any Star Trek and has passed away is a tragic loss for all the joy they bought to the screen, however their legacy will be eternal in the hearts and minds of any person who loves the Roddenberry dream :) My personal favourite has always been Voyager, closely followed by Enterprise. We need those franchises back and produced by the true masters of Star Trek. I do miss Troy and Barclay :)
Also at 10:17 I didn't know Brian Blessed was a band member of Jon Pauls band lol
स्टार ट्रैक क्रिक वाले सीरियल को सालों पहले बिना नागा देखते थे अब भी इंतजार है क्लिप का आभार
Thumbs up for the suicide prevention line call out. Classy work, remembering that. Remember folks, theres always a way out of the darkness, just reach out, chances are someone whos been in that dark place will be there to help guide you back out.
Especially in these days
Bless your heart
God bless all y'all
It will brighter again
Hang in there y'all
Thank you. I had no idea all of those actors were dead.
James was also a Canadian WW 2 Veteran who landed on Juno beach rip and thank you for your service where ever you are from an Iraq veteran.
They made it real for the viewers, and in time the viewers made much of it real for everyone. Tablet computers, communicators (flip phones and then touch activated), blue tooth (Uhura's earpiece), voice interface computers, GPS, doors that open automatically, hyposprays, medical diagnostics that look exactly like tricorders, portable flash drives, transparent aluminum, more progressive social values,and even starships named Enterprise. All of it was inspired by Trek. So many young people watched these actors and thought "I can do that, for real,"
I also noticed that one of the panels in Engineering on TNG looks interestingly a lot alike the panel of an electric car. Blew my mind a tiny bit.
Majel Barrett played an important guest role on Babylon 5. as one of the widows of the Centauri emperor.
All the characters they showed in ST for her `I never knew it was the one woman. She must have been a very fine actress.
Also her husband's scripts Gene didn't put on screen. She made in 90's
Rene Auberjonois also was in Benson. He was great as the stuffed shirt Clayton Endecott.
He however was not the actor playing father Mulcahy from mash...
@@SuperVstech He did in the movie
aww man, i didnt realise rene had passed away, such a great actor 😥
@@SuperVstech Yes he was, not the one in the series. He played him in the movie MASH from the year 1970.
And in addition he lend his voice in the 2010 computer game "Fallout New Vegas" to Robert Edwin House.
fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Robert_House
He was also on Boston Legal.
Ricardo Montalbán also made the song "Baby it's cold outside" a Christmas legend along with Red Skelton
Also not mentioned in this video was writer DC Fontana who brough life to many episodes across the whole star trek franchise. She either wrote or co-wrote like Journey to Babel, The Ultimate computer, The enterprise incident, Yesteryear, Encounter at farpoint, Dax
They've all gone to the Undiscovered Country.
James Doohan was with the Canadians on D Day on Juno Beach. He was shot 5 times and lived - obviously.
He also lost his middle finger. You can see it when he’s sitting in the captains chair holding the bottle talking to Geordi
Tracy McMillan lucky. Man
*Tracy McMillan*
Six times!
Four in the leg, one in the finger and one in the chest, which was stopped by the cigarette case his brother gave him.
He also shot two snipers and successfully led his men through a minefield.
Klingons were amateurs compared to Scottie! 😜😂😂😂😂
His ashes were spread out in space, when you look up some of him is still up there.
I had the doll of Lt Illia when I was a kid didn't know Persis Khambatta was only 7 years older than me R.I.P. Lt Illia
John Megna from the Miri episode. I knew him years ago while we were students at Cornell. RIP, Johnny.
Michael pollard who also appeared in Miri died
Don't lie. If your a fan you know you've yelled "KHANNNNNN!" A few times either when you saw Ricardo Montlebon on t.c. in a different role or just for the hell of it. I know I have
😊😉
Everytime I see Ricardo on TV I'll scream KKKHHHHAAAANNNNN!!!!
Now my kids are in college they automatically join in lol
@@chriscripplercruz1833 another family tradition :)
Deana Rupe I’d love to see Picard say that lol
I don't...BUT!!! Every time I see the Vasquez Rocks in what ever show used them as scenery. I always say, "Watch out for the Gorn!!"
Yep. I let out a KAHN sometimes when I'm frustrated at someone! It helps😀
So sad.
We shall never see their likes again.
Not if Discovery has anything to do with it
That was the most confusing series I ever looked at and not for long in truth.
What were they thinking?
RIP to all these talented individuals.
All will always be deeply missed, but NEVER forgotten
I knew about them ALL. MOST fans of Star Trek would be aware nowadays.
Star Trek Actors You -Forgot- _Might Not Have Known_ Passed Away
Good correction.
Nice correction but I doubt the uploader even reads comments. It's because of this title that I won't share this video. It's insulting to Star Trek fans. As if the fans don't care about the franchise or keep up to date with what's what.
This
Doohan, (Scottie) was a genuine D-day hero.
He shot two snipers, successfully led his men through a minefield with no losses, was shot four times in the leg, once in the finger (which he consequently lost) and was shot once in the chest, the cigarette case his brother gave him taking the bullet!
Wow. This was a bittersweet video. Thanks for posting. 😭
I thought your add of the National Suicide Prevention Line was well done. Neither gratuitous nor a throw-away, hidden and then moved on. Thanks.
@john biebel either way, it's nice to have info available. Hope we'll remember where we seen it if the need arises to call the number.
Good that they put that in, but only useful for people who live in the USA.
@Redblade exactly. The number in this video isn't much use to the rest of the world though.
Respect at it's highest!
Actress Marj Dusay who appeared in the Star Trek episode Spock's Brain, passed away a couple of days ago.
I actually remember having the Lt. Illia action figure as a kid. I went and saw Star Trek the Motion Picture with my parents. I was never a big Trekkie but it was a great movie. I wish I still had that action figure.
I never forgot. Miss them all.
I FORGET NOTHING!!!
You’ve missed out loads of stars from the original ,reboots and the movies Jane Wyatt who played Amanda Spock’s Mother
Mark Lenard (Romulan Commander/Klingon Captain/Sarek),Jeffrey Hunter (Captain Christopher Pike),Grace Lee Whitney (Janice Rand),Merrit Butrick (David Marcus/T Jon),Paul Winfield (Captain Clark Terrell),Susan Oliver,John Lormer,John Colicos,Robert Walker (Charlie X),Ted Cassidy,Jerry Catron,Roger Carmel (Harry Mudd) think you need to do your research a little bit more
Ummm. Have you forgotten what channel it is you are commenting on? None of these huge sub channels do complete research. what culture, screen rant, watch mojo. they all get stuff wrong and sometimes horribly.
@@billkeithchannel Weak response. He didn't say the channel got anything wrong, he just simply meant that there were other actor/character nods that should have been mentioned over certain others. And I agree!
Not to mention William Windom as well (Captain Matt Decker from my all-time favorite Trek episode, "The Doomsday Machine")
You mentioned Merrit Butrick, but forgot Bibi Besch.
ya gotta love nimoy's opportunism: TWO autobiogaphies!
6:19 Brock Peters! Admiral Cartwright in Star Trek 4... and...
Tom Robinson in To Kill a Mockingbird!!! I never made the connection until this video.
Thank you very much for this video.
Didn't he play a police detective in the , Perry Mason movies in the 80s????🎈🎈
@@janeiwasduncan8463 I have never seen this Perry Mason series. I just checked and maybe you are confusing Brock Peters with Chris Chalk?
Also Jeffrey Hunter, Grace Lee Whitney, Yvonne Craig, Frank Gorshin who had a memorable role...
Yes! The black face/white face dude. Disturbing episode because it shows how simple racism is: fed by hate. All of that hate from our fellow man toward our fellow man, yet, we are all the same.
Glad you mention Grace Lee Whitney. Met her, she was great ! Very nice person.
Also missing from the list was Barry Jenner who played Admiral William Ross in DS9.
i hadn't known yelchin had died. i loved Odd Thomas!
01:34 Persis Khambatta ended up in ST:TMP because she had screen tested for a similar character in the previously planned TV series Star Trek Phase 2, where she had basically the same look.
I didn't know Majel Barrett and Jon Paul Stuart passed. Should have given a shout out to Auberjonis role in the cartoon Pound Puppies 2010.
You left out Paul Winfield, who played Captain Terrell in Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan and Captain Dathon in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode - Darmok. He died in 2004.
Also Madge Sinclair who had an uncredited role in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home as a the captain of the USS Saratoga and appeared on Star Trek: The Next Generation as Geordi LaForge's mom, Captain Silva LaForge in the seventh season episode, Interface. She died in 1995.
Paul Winfield also starred in Babylon 5
Ricardo Montalban also played the merciless Zach Powers on Dynasty and its spinoff The Colbys, where he romanced not only Stephanie Beecham (TNG: Holodeck "Countess" Regina), but Joan Collins (if I have to tell you who she played, turn in your Trek card).
I think the only performer passing I wasn’t aware of before I clicked on this one was that of John Paul Steuer. I’d just learned about the passing of Persis Khambatta a few months ago. I learned about the other nine more or less as they occurred, if not shortly thereafter.
I remember years ago watching a documentary about DeForest Kelley and all I can say is it was sad but he died died happy because just before he died he won an award something called like the cowboy boot and he cried when it was delivered to him in bed and he passed away soon afterwards so I guess he was very happy in the end.
It was called: The Golden Boot Award. BTW the video is correct, DeForest was born in BC, Canada, specifically Vancouver. May he Rest in Peace, along with all of the other members of the ST "Clan".
@Redblade That's true, HOWEVER, even one boot has been known to bring tears to some VERY tough cowboys and cowgirls! LOL and NOT because the one bootless foot stepped on a rock!! Have a good day,
James Doohan was born in BC
William Shatner was born in Montreal Quebec
Deforest Kelley was born in Toccoa Georgia and the family later moved to Atlanta Georgia
@@marcychan168 I lived in Toccoa and never knew thathe was born there. I do know that James Brown was also from Toccoa ( best known for the 186 foot high waterfall) One day I was at the airstrip and saw James Brown come in🎈🎈
@@janeiwasduncan8463 I've seen pictures of the falls they look so beautiful!
I want to go to Georgia someday
Toccoa looks almost like the small town I grew up near
I'm a country girl myself. PS I like James Brown too I didn't know he was from there.
Have a Blessed Day
Ilea and Willard Decker were prototypes for Deanna Troi and Will Riker.
Will Dwyer with less legal issues
Persis looked stunning bald...R.I.P....
What a beauty!
Well....ending like that sure hits right in the gut. Smart move. Thanks, good video.
Also passed away SuSAN oLIVER AND Jeffrey Hunter in the Cage>>>>>>Pilot
oH ReAlLy?
Jeffrey Hunter died in 1969.
@@kamuelalee OMG! I did not know that. Just checked - he had a stroke, then a fall and died from complications of both the fall and the surgery. He was great as Captain Pike.
They did mention Jeffery Hunter
Brock Peters was a cop on "The Young & the Restless" in the early 80s, if I'm not mistaken
My Favorite Star Trek Gal was Janice Rand But I See You Have Omitted Grace Lee Whitney (April 1 1930-May 1 2015) From This List.
In The Legendary Words Of Spock She will Live Long And Prosper In The memory of Fans Like Me. Rest In Peace Grace Lee Whitney
Very well done, and most informative - thanks for making this video.