I've seen lots of versions of this list and they almost always leave out John Tesh. Pianist, composer, radio host & TV presenter. He was one of the holographic Klingons stabbing pain sticks into Worf in the 2nd season TNG episode "The Icarus Factor". That is how Klingons celebrate their birthdays.
So many you missed: 1. Stephen Hawking - Descent, Part I (TNG) 2. Mae Jemison - Second Chances (TNG) 3. Melvin Belli - And the Children Shall Lead (TOS) 4. Fred Williamson - The Cloud Minders (TOS) 5. John Tesh - The Icarus Factor (TNG) Those are the ones I can think of off the top of my head. I'm sure there is more.
As usual I was playing the "who'll be number 1" game in my head, and as often happens I was wrong. (Not that there's anything wrong with "The Rock".) But to not even be on the list? I'm shocked, Shocked! I refer to Astronaut Doctor Mae C. Jemsion (the first African-American woman into space in 1992). While in space, on the Shuttle Endeavour, she began each shift by saying "Hailing Frequencies Open". (Nichelle Nichols was her hero and inspiration. There are photos of Dr. Jemison on the TNG set with Nichelle visiting.) (In 1993 she was in ST:TNG episode "Second Chances" as Lt. Palmer.) She was invited on the show by LeVar Burton when he learned she was a fan. As always thank you so very much for the video. Sorry - after I wrote this I noticed I was not the first to mention. Didn't mean to rub-it-in. Plus kudo's to those who mentioned Stephen Hawking.
So there's going to be a part 2 to this, yes? Stephen Hawking as himself and Prof. Mae Jemison as a transporter chief were missing, both greats in their own right... :)
@@NilMortifey they have. They showed the image of that other wrestler during the first entry (sorry, am not American and know less than nothing - and care even less - about wrestling). They did an entry on him in that other video.
You forgot Michelle Phillips-of the Mamas and the Papas (California Dreamin) She was in the episode “We’ll Always Have Paris” as the one Picard stood up in Paris. She is the last surfing member of the group that also had Mama Cast.
My two favorite from this list are most definitely Iggy Pop and James Worthy. Iggy in particular was perfect for the role of the annoyed Vorta putting up with the Ferengi hijinks.
As a former prowrestler myself I can 100% confirm this. My best friend was my BITTER BLOOD RIVAL! Until later when we're chillin' with Halo and beer. We're ALSO stuntmen at the same time so to be clear, it's not "fake" but it's not real either. It just so happens I've always compared it to StarTrek. Just that wrestling has WAY better fight scenes.
Jane Wiedlin of the Go-Go's who is a huge Star Trek fan as the name of her own band froSTed shows. She played Trillya the communication officer on USS Shepard in Star Trek IV: The Journey Home.
I love the scene where Ishka and Yelgrun are having a friendly discussion about investments and he casually reminds Ishka that killing her is still on the table. Classic Dominion back-and-forth.
God I wish they’d used Yelgrun more. Iggy Pop was great in the role. Ironically rocker though he was IRL, Iggy Pop brought an almost Vulcan-like stoicism to the Vorta he played, though with hints of emotion obviously
I loved the apperances of Paul Wight (the Big Show) on Enterprise. He was complimentary of the show and appreciates the effort the show does in terms of production. As he noted in Star Trek Communicator Magazine, “We sit at home and think it’s easy, but it’s not.”, referring to the what the cast had to do per episode. I also loved seeing NBA star James Worthy as Klingon smuggler Koral in TNG’s Gambit. Cmdr. Riker had Deanna get close to him to emphasize just how tall he was; Mr. Worthy was possibly the tallest Klingon seen in any Trek series. A Chris McQuarrie Trek series/film ought to be interesting, given his takes on Tom Cruise’s Mission: IMPOSSIBLE films.
Iggy Pop KILLED it as the Vorta. Until now, I had _no_ idea he was a celebrity outside of acting. I tried to figure out why they never brought him back again, considering how good he was. But now I know... he had _way_ bigger fish to fry. 😅 Needless to say, he may have done the cameo to fill a lifelong dream, but in the end he became a Star Trek Legend in his own right, even though it was for the one episode.
I object! Clearly Stephen Hawking is number 1, and he wasn’t even on the list? He was the only person in the entire history of Star Trek to play himself. The Rock shouldn’t even count as he is primarily an actor now.
Still surprised you missed out Seth McFarlane - the creator of Family Guy, and now creator / writer / producer / lead character on The Orville. Maybe that's too on-the-nose? I would love to be someone who makes this list some day, myself! John "Phlox" Billingsley said himself, when he met me in November, that I should be in a Trek episode as my alter ego - British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson. Personally, I would LOVE to appear as a hologram Boris! If it means having my head cleaved off with a Bat'leth, I'll still do it for the love of Trek!
For all those freaking out that Stephen Hawkins wasn’t mentioned .. they did this exact subject before and he was mentioned … this should be called Part 2 tbh
What about Mae Jemison? The first actual astronaut to appear in Star Trek. Stephen Hawking as well of course, but others have already mentioned him. I hope that the producers ask Samantha Cristoforetti if she'd like to appear in one of the shows, once she returns from the ISS. I can think of no-one more deserving of that. :)
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One actor they really need to get on the show in some form is Bradley Whitford. He's a big fan of the franchise and helped get not only a lot of space exploration content into The West Wing but also and entire episode where he got to discuss Star Trek in character on the show.
If I was writing a star trek episode and wanted to draw a current social analogy, I would cast a leading figure from both political parties as the main guest stars for the episode and do a take on "let this be your last battlefield"
Iggy Pop was so good in that role. The deadpan delivery was just right. "I hate Ferngi" was just beautiful. My understanding is that part of the pitch for the show was that guest stars would round the cast out every week. Ah! She's finally found a signoff! Good.
Not that i dont appreciate the episodes, but just 4 months ago, Sean did same video about cameos with... And also mentionned Tom Morello and Mick Fleetwood. Might want to check old videos before reusing the same info again. Title this video like "here are MORE cameos!" and direct people to watch the other episodes and possibly make a playlist!
I loved the episode with Iggy Pop. He's just that guy who shows up in a cameo, you instantly know it's him, and you wonder if he's acting, or he's just that damn goofy (google the beans scene in Dead Man if you haven't seen the movie). A brilliantly lighthearted episode, far better than many of the franchise's attempts at good comedy.
I would have included David Cronenberg who played Kovich in Discovery. While technically and actor, his celebrity status is as a producer behind the camera not in front.
The two pro wrestling stars both got scenes manhandling two of Star Trek's most curvaceous leading ladies. I wonder if it is coincidence or intentional.
@@williamlim9066 Yes he did, but not wearing a fish head. ( That, by the way, was a reference to a project that he did back in the 70s called - for no adequately explored reason - Barnes and Barnes. They released a novelty song, and an accompanying video, called "Fish Heads." "Fish heads. Fish heads. Roly-poly fish heads. Fish Heads, Fish heads, eat them up, Yum!"
I may not agree with most of Stacey Abrams politics but since they didn't try an force anything or use the shoe to campaign I don't see an issue and I'm happy a fellow fan of Trek got the chance of a lifetime. Edit: gotta also say the same for Tom Morello. Not a huge fan of Rage Against the Machines but overall I'm happy for a fellow Star Trek fan and more than a little jealous that he got to share lines with the 2 of the most important captains to my Childhood (I wouldn't gain an appreciation for DS9 until later in life)
Of course the liberal bent of Hollywood politics had Nothing to do with putting the idea in voters heads that Abrams should be President of the world, instead of Prisoner 5552104.
No. The Rock was in The Star Trek Voyager episode Tsunkatse where he fought Seven of Nine. That dude at Jadzia’s bachelorette party was just some random actor playing a junior officer lol
So you include fucking Big Show, while acknowledging that he actually had acted prior to appearing in Enterprise, while leaving out Prof. Mae Jemison and Stephen fucking Hawking? At least Dwayne hadn't had any acting roles at the time he'd done his Tsunkatse role.
My friend Mohammed's father was the personal doctor of King Abdullah II's father Hussein bin Talal. He's friends with King Abdullah II. Funny story. When I met my friend Mohammed he was working in Louisville Kentucky. He ended up in the United States because he wrecked his father's BMW. Instead of telling his father he wrecked his car. He booked a flight to the United States. 😂
Interesting fact: I had heard that in the very early planning stages of Star Trek Insurrection before the script evolved into what it had, the plan was to aim to write the villian role for Bowie. Who Gates McFadden probably could’ve gotten to be a part of it since she was choreographer on Labyrinth
pro wrestlers shouldn't count, since much of the WWE is indeed acting. the physicaldemands are huge, but acting ability outside the ring makes careers.
I've seen lots of versions of this list and they almost always leave out John Tesh. Pianist, composer, radio host & TV presenter. He was one of the holographic Klingons stabbing pain sticks into Worf in the 2nd season TNG episode "The Icarus Factor". That is how Klingons celebrate their birthdays.
Even got his own card in the Decipher TNG trading card game: K'Tesh.
Yep. Same content on repeat. This list has been done at least three times already, maybe more. Just tiny title changes.
So many you missed:
1. Stephen Hawking - Descent, Part I (TNG)
2. Mae Jemison - Second Chances (TNG)
3. Melvin Belli - And the Children Shall Lead (TOS)
4. Fred Williamson - The Cloud Minders (TOS)
5. John Tesh - The Icarus Factor (TNG)
Those are the ones I can think of off the top of my head. I'm sure there is more.
Thats so they can do more for this series
Nope they did this exact subject before … scroll down … and they were mentioned
That slightly awkward moment where Rage Against The Machine showed Harry Kim more respect than the crew of Voyager did 😛
Voyager treated Kim exactly as he deserved.
As usual I was playing the "who'll be number 1" game in my head, and as often happens I was wrong. (Not that there's anything wrong with "The Rock".) But to not even be on the list? I'm shocked, Shocked!
I refer to Astronaut Doctor Mae C. Jemsion (the first African-American woman into space in 1992). While in space, on the Shuttle Endeavour, she began each shift by saying "Hailing Frequencies Open". (Nichelle Nichols was her hero and inspiration. There are photos of Dr. Jemison on the TNG set with Nichelle visiting.) (In 1993 she was in ST:TNG episode "Second Chances" as Lt. Palmer.) She was invited on the show by LeVar Burton when he learned she was a fan.
As always thank you so very much for the video.
Sorry - after I wrote this I noticed I was not the first to mention. Didn't mean to rub-it-in. Plus kudo's to those who mentioned Stephen Hawking.
That would have been my #1 as well.
So there's going to be a part 2 to this, yes? Stephen Hawking as himself and Prof. Mae Jemison as a transporter chief were missing, both greats in their own right... :)
Well, they HAVE to include Stacy Abrams to be inclusive
pretty sure they've already done a list like this *WITH* Hawkings et al in it
@@NilMortifey they have. They showed the image of that other wrestler during the first entry (sorry, am not American and know less than nothing - and care even less - about wrestling). They did an entry on him in that other video.
@@y_fam_goeglyd Didn't they included Mick Fleetwood, Tom Morello and Iggy Pop in that one too?
@@NilMortifey yeah. I just saw the Rock entry at the end of the video. They've repeated a lot - again. 🤦🏻♀️
How could you miss out Stephen Hawking. The only person to appear in Star Trek as himself!
I loved that cameo
I was expecting he'd be number 1 on the list - especially because of that.
While legendary, I guess that one isn't as surprising.
@@TehBurek When the show first aired, it was a wonderful surprise!
I'm with you, the most epic cameo of all time. How did they skip Hawkings and give us that political hack Abrams?
You missed Dr Mae Jamison. Astronaut, woman of color, appeared on ST-TNG as a transporter tech.
You forgot Michelle Phillips-of the Mamas and the Papas (California Dreamin)
She was in the episode “We’ll Always Have Paris” as the one Picard stood up in Paris.
She is the last surfing member of the group that also had Mama Cast.
My two favorite from this list are most definitely Iggy Pop and James Worthy. Iggy in particular was perfect for the role of the annoyed Vorta putting up with the Ferengi hijinks.
Hi Ellie I do love your bubbly joy for sharing the information, Thank you it is always fun to listen to TrekCultue lists.
Objection! WWE wrestlers ARE actors
As a former prowrestler myself I can 100% confirm this. My best friend was my BITTER BLOOD RIVAL! Until later when we're chillin' with Halo and beer. We're ALSO stuntmen at the same time so to be clear, it's not "fake" but it's not real either. It just so happens I've always compared it to StarTrek. Just that wrestling has WAY better fight scenes.
Of course they are. They're actors and athletes.
Mick Fleetwood is primarily the drummer of Fleetwood Mac, not the vocalist
Jane Wiedlin of the Go-Go's who is a huge Star Trek fan as the name of her own band froSTed shows. She played Trillya the communication officer on USS Shepard in Star Trek IV: The Journey Home.
You saying Wrestlers aren't actors? I beg to differ.
They're soap actors
Tom Morello was my favourite cameo, was singing "killing all the kazon" for weeks
I love the scene where Ishka and Yelgrun are having a friendly discussion about investments and he casually reminds Ishka that killing her is still on the table. Classic Dominion back-and-forth.
God I wish they’d used Yelgrun more. Iggy Pop was great in the role. Ironically rocker though he was IRL, Iggy Pop brought an almost Vulcan-like stoicism to the Vorta he played, though with hints of emotion obviously
@@DancingRasputin Agreed. Stoic, but occasionally having an expression on his face that read "The shit I put up with..."
James Worthy was great as a Klingon, the way he TOWERED over Worf was hilarious.
I loved the apperances of Paul Wight (the Big Show) on Enterprise. He was complimentary of the show and appreciates the effort the show does in terms of production. As he noted in Star Trek Communicator Magazine, “We sit at home and think it’s easy, but it’s not.”, referring to the what the cast had to do per episode.
I also loved seeing NBA star James Worthy as Klingon smuggler Koral in TNG’s Gambit. Cmdr. Riker had Deanna get close to him to emphasize just how tall he was; Mr. Worthy was possibly the tallest Klingon seen in any Trek series.
A Chris McQuarrie Trek series/film ought to be interesting, given his takes on Tom Cruise’s Mission: IMPOSSIBLE films.
Iggy Pop KILLED it as the Vorta. Until now, I had _no_ idea he was a celebrity outside of acting. I tried to figure out why they never brought him back again, considering how good he was. But now I know... he had _way_ bigger fish to fry. 😅
Needless to say, he may have done the cameo to fill a lifelong dream, but in the end he became a Star Trek Legend in his own right, even though it was for the one episode.
James Worthy was so good in Gambit. Iggy Pop cast as a vorta was so perfect. Fun list!
"The Rock can smell what you're cooking" = "I'm impressed by your work. I look forward to seeing how you rise."
Game recognizes game.
I object! Clearly Stephen Hawking is number 1, and he wasn’t even on the list? He was the only person in the entire history of Star Trek to play himself. The Rock shouldn’t even count as he is primarily an actor now.
And he was allowed to have lines.
They did this subject before and he was mentioned for his roll in TNG … just scroll down
Still surprised you missed out Seth McFarlane - the creator of Family Guy, and now creator / writer / producer / lead character on The Orville. Maybe that's too on-the-nose?
I would love to be someone who makes this list some day, myself! John "Phlox" Billingsley said himself, when he met me in November, that I should be in a Trek episode as my alter ego - British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson. Personally, I would LOVE to appear as a hologram Boris! If it means having my head cleaved off with a Bat'leth, I'll still do it for the love of Trek!
I was hoping Mae Jameson was on this list, but alas.
No John Tesh?
K'Tesh is one of the best!
I love Iggy Pop's role. He basically just gets more and more irritated with the Ferengi until he's just relieved to die.
He really did a fantastic job on that episode!
@François Caron
I agree, it’s one of my favorite episodes.
I loathe myself for saying this but....I'd be.....kinda.... curious to see The Kardashians play Cardassians.
It’d be a funny ass cameo, that’s for sure. But do any of them have the collarbone structure for the Cardassian make-up?
LOL just like the meme Prophecy foretold! 😂
wow, many of these i wasnt aware of oO thx for this brilliant idea, keep up the good work \\//_
Ellie you're sassy! hahaha
Steven Hawking as himself on TNG Playing cards with Data
They mentioned him before in a another vid they did on this exact subject ….
... and Vijay Amritraj, in Star Trek, the Voyage Home
I think Trek should start hosting raffles for a shot at being on the show. I can't think of any fan who wouldn't throw money at that opportunity.
a second list should include Stephen Hawking, Mae Jemison, David Cronenberg, Seth MacFarlane, and those Chippendale dancers in The Wrath of Khan
technically Big Show and Dwayne Johnson are actors though ... as wwe is considered sports 'entertainment'
Exactly as always they don't do their research and they're grasping at straws
Um, the fish guy totally spoke. Don't know if it was Fleetwood's character, but they totally spoke.
For all those freaking out that Stephen Hawkins wasn’t mentioned .. they did this exact subject before and he was mentioned … this should be called Part 2 tbh
What about Mae Jemison? The first actual astronaut to appear in Star Trek. Stephen Hawking as well of course, but others have already mentioned him.
I hope that the producers ask Samantha Cristoforetti if she'd like to appear in one of the shows, once she returns from the ISS. I can think of no-one more deserving of that. :)
James Worthy (LA Lakers Hall of Famer) as a Klingon in “Gambit, Part II” (STTNG). 😎
Mick Fleetwood in TNG? Sounds like Rumours to me.
It's just Second Hand News.
Too bad that instead of a fish like looking creature, they could have made up something with a Tusk.
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2:56 I AM DYING LOLOLOLOL
Mick Fleetwood had a line. He said "Food!"
FFS
@Andrew Schwarz I think you might be right.
F Lee Bailey as the Gorgon in TOS - And the Children Shall Lead
Melvin Belli, not F. Lee Bailey
@@edwardrhoades6957 that’s right
I don't understand how Stephen Hawking was overlooked!!
He wasn’t, they did this exact subject before and he was mentioned … just scroll down 🙈
One actor they really need to get on the show in some form is Bradley Whitford. He's a big fan of the franchise and helped get not only a lot of space exploration content into The West Wing but also and entire episode where he got to discuss Star Trek in character on the show.
Holy hell. First!
Big Show was kind of amazing in that episode TBH
Iggy Pop is definitely my fave on this list ❤️
More Ellie Littlechild please
Thanks.
Ah Ellie, your getting sassy....
Keep it up!
Iggy Pop was amazing in Crow: City of Angels
That's werid to say that here,but I agree,iggy pop is really good in that movie,I think that movie is way better than people like to say
But but but … professor Stephen Hawking?
If I was writing a star trek episode and wanted to draw a current social analogy, I would cast a leading figure from both political parties as the main guest stars for the episode and do a take on "let this be your last battlefield"
One minor gripe about this - The Antedians actually do speak at the end of the episode.
correction "until JJ Abrams completely desecrated Star Trek"
What do you mean Star Trek isn't real?! :O Those UFOs that we see are bringing back news from the future to let us know what will happen ;)
Posted the same video about 2 years ago🤔
I loved that episode with Iggy Pop it was so funny
Iggy Pop was so good in that role. The deadpan delivery was just right. "I hate Ferngi" was just beautiful.
My understanding is that part of the pitch for the show was that guest stars would round the cast out every week.
Ah! She's finally found a signoff! Good.
Members of psychedelic band The Flaming Lips appear as moon miners in the season four 2-parter that aired before "These Are the Voyages".
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How on Earth (or indeed any other planets) not include Stephen Hawking?
Surprised Jeff Bezos wasn't mentioned, in Beyond.
Mae Jameson and Stephen Hawking?
Not that i dont appreciate the episodes, but just 4 months ago, Sean did same video about cameos with...
And also mentionned Tom Morello and Mick Fleetwood.
Might want to check old videos before reusing the same info again. Title this video like "here are MORE cameos!" and direct people to watch the other episodes and possibly make a playlist!
I knew about a few of these, but nowhere near all! This was a fun and informational little walk down memory lane, Trek style. Thanks! 😁👍🏻
How many movies has Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson starred in? And he's NOT considered an actor. Mae Jemison or Stephen Hawkings should have had his spot.
I loved the episode with Iggy Pop. He's just that guy who shows up in a cameo, you instantly know it's him, and you wonder if he's acting, or he's just that damn goofy (google the beans scene in Dead Man if you haven't seen the movie). A brilliantly lighthearted episode, far better than many of the franchise's attempts at good comedy.
Tom Morello is my favourite Star Trek actor.
Can't forget Seth MacFarlane on enterprise it's a blink and you miss it as he talks to commander tucker can't remember the episode tho
As a 90s kid, I will never not call him "The Rock"
I never realized iggy pop was in an episode of star trek
I would have included David Cronenberg who played Kovich in Discovery. While technically and actor, his celebrity status is as a producer behind the camera not in front.
The two pro wrestling stars both got scenes manhandling two of Star Trek's most curvaceous leading ladies. I wonder if it is coincidence or intentional.
If anybody was gonna show up on Star Trek wearing a fish head, I would have expected Bill Mumy.
Didn't Mumy show up on DS9 once?
@@williamlim9066 Yes he did, but not wearing a fish head.
( That, by the way, was a reference to a project that he did back in the 70s called - for no adequately explored reason - Barnes and Barnes. They released a novelty song, and an accompanying video, called "Fish Heads."
"Fish heads. Fish heads. Roly-poly fish heads. Fish Heads, Fish heads, eat them up, Yum!"
I may not agree with most of Stacey Abrams politics but since they didn't try an force anything or use the shoe to campaign I don't see an issue and I'm happy a fellow fan of Trek got the chance of a lifetime.
Edit: gotta also say the same for Tom Morello. Not a huge fan of Rage Against the Machines but overall I'm happy for a fellow Star Trek fan and more than a little jealous that he got to share lines with the 2 of the most important captains to my Childhood (I wouldn't gain an appreciation for DS9 until later in life)
Of course the liberal bent of Hollywood politics had Nothing to do with putting the idea in voters heads that Abrams should be President of the world, instead of Prisoner 5552104.
@@michaellefort6128 unnecessary dude
I liked that when she agreed to appear, she asked for “No spoilers”, aside from the scene she filmed.
The Rock also appeared in DS9 I think, at Jadzia Dax' Party befor her wedding with Worf.
No. The Rock was in The Star Trek Voyager episode Tsunkatse where he fought Seven of Nine. That dude at Jadzia’s bachelorette party was just some random actor playing a junior officer lol
@@DancingRasputin You are right! I googled a bit, that guy resembles the rock but is not him.
Iggy Pop also appeared as a zombie in The Dead Don't Die.
Ellie should play an Ensign in SNW
I'm pretty sure this channel did this video couple years ago
Little bit of green screen wibbling in this video. Might need adjustment in future eps.
We want more Ellie 😊
Why is this list being redone with Ellie? Seems like there is a change coming we won't like.
Ellie, so lovely
WWE wrestlers ARE actors. You don't think that shit is real, do you?!
So you include fucking Big Show, while acknowledging that he actually had acted prior to appearing in Enterprise, while leaving out Prof. Mae Jemison and Stephen fucking Hawking? At least Dwayne hadn't had any acting roles at the time he'd done his Tsunkatse role.
Deja Vu this video seems so familiar
Steven Hawking
Mae Jamison
My friend Mohammed's father was the personal doctor of King Abdullah II's father Hussein bin Talal. He's friends with King Abdullah II.
Funny story. When I met my friend Mohammed he was working in Louisville Kentucky. He ended up in the United States because he wrecked his father's BMW. Instead of telling his father he wrecked his car. He booked a flight to the United States. 😂
Iggy Pop in DS9 is fun
... did you say Mick Fleetwood was the vocalist???
I thought Iggy was a alternate ID for David Bowie.
Interesting fact: I had heard that in the very early planning stages of Star Trek Insurrection before the script evolved into what it had, the plan was to aim to write the villian role for Bowie. Who Gates McFadden probably could’ve gotten to be a part of it since she was choreographer on Labyrinth
Ever heard of Mae Jemison?
pro wrestlers shouldn't count, since much of the WWE is indeed acting. the physicaldemands are huge, but acting ability outside the ring makes careers.
Iggy Pop was also a side villain in the only good sequel to The Crow.
The Rock was absolutely an actor he acted every time he got in the ring let's be serious
Iggy Pop was also in The Crow: City of Angels which is a pretty big cult film.
Don't forget "The Adventures of Pete at Pete" as Michelle Trachtenberg's father
The rock can smell what you are cooking
The rock on voyager still great!!