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Pluto9Moon

Mon Apr 05, 2004 3:25 pm

Kzin,

She was hot. No doubt.

Another I missed was Nicola Bryant (Doctor Who).

Yeah Nova any day of the week. I would drop Carrie Fischer for Nova.

I was so young and cannot remember anyone from Space:1999, can anyone help me out here?

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Shaylin

Mon Apr 05, 2004 3:49 pm

#15

~Kzin: Boy your feathers got ruffled fairly easy... the thing is, there are some things other than looks that can influence what people view as attractive. Even if the package is pretty, it can be outweighed by something the person views as very distastefull. (In Jane Fonda's situation, distastefull is a very mild term).

Anyway, I am really, really bad at placing names with actor/actresses faces so am not very good at these lists... but the mention of Space 1999 brought back some memories.

Who was the bald girl in the first Star Trek movie? I always thought she was very beautiful in that movie.

Cressida

Message Edited by Shaylin on 04-05-2004 03:51 PM

Pluto9Moon

Mon Apr 05, 2004 3:54 pm

#16

Shaylin,

That Was Persis. I gave her Honorable Mention.

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KzinKiller

Mon Apr 05, 2004 3:56 pm

#17

giving the PoW commander the slips of paper from the PoW's with information to let thier families know they were alive.

This particular lie has been rejected by every veterans group but is repeated frequently by people to push a political agenda.This is why you should be careful throwing around terms like traitor.

Check urbanlegends.com or any number of mia/pow sites to verify the illegitimacy of that claim. There's nothing wrong with having strong beliefs ... basing them on lies is usually going to weaken the persuasiveness of your opinions, though.

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Pluto9Moon

Mon Apr 05, 2004 4:10 pm

#18

ZIENIA MERTON as Sandra Benesin Space: 1999.

Not exactly Xev but she was cute to a very young boy.

BTW I found a blurb, I am yet to confirm it as authentic but to paraphrase "George Lucas stated he could not have done Star Wars without Space: 1999".

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Shaylin

Mon Apr 05, 2004 4:44 pm

#19

Pluto9Moon wrote:

Shaylin,

That Was Persis. I gave her Honorable Mention.

Thanks Pluto, so you did. Wow, the actresses name is as pretty as she is.

Cressida

Pluto9Moon

Mon Apr 05, 2004 4:56 pm

#20

WOW. LOL.

Glad noone called me on it before I saw my own oversight. Sigourney Weaver for Alien(s). lol.

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Shaylin

Mon Apr 05, 2004 5:01 pm

#21

Pluto9Moon wrote:

WOW. LOL.

Glad noone called me on it before I saw my own oversight. Sigourney Weaver for Alien(s). lol.

Really? Guys think she was "hot" in that?

I noticed that 7 of 9 from Voyager wasn't on your list though.

Cressida

KzinKiller

Mon Apr 05, 2004 5:23 pm

#22

Other Honorable Mentions ....

Vaitiare Bandera as Shar'e of Stargate SG-1

Famke Janssen as Jean Grey in X-Men, X-Men II

Tanya Roberts in Beastmaster

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Pluto9Moon

Mon Apr 05, 2004 5:31 pm

#23

HAHA Shay,

I am much more of an Ensign Rowe fan. Although, Beverly Crusher has her moments.

OMG. Kzin. Tanya Roberts. /drool

Can I sneak Angela Basset in for Strange Days? I forget her name but the The Fifth Element in The Fifth Element. And I guess one could slide Jodie Foster onto the list for Contact. Then Natash Henstridge (sp?) Species.

LOL mispelled Bev twice.

Message Edited by Pluto9Moon on 04-05-2004 08:34 PM

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Shaylin

Mon Apr 05, 2004 5:45 pm

#24

hehe, ok, I guess you are a bit more discriminating in your "hot chicks" lists than most guys I have seen. /snicker

Again, /props to you

Cressida

Galahede

Mon Apr 05, 2004 11:06 pm

#25

KzinKiller wrote:

Linda Harrison as "Nova" in the original "Planet of the Apes"

YES!

My other vote would be Sigourney Weaver in "Galaxy Quest"... (/looks up character name at IMDB...) which is Gwen DeMarco aka Lt. Tawny Madison

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ArmAvan

Tue Apr 06, 2004 1:04 am

#26

Pluto9Moon wrote:
BTW. Teri brings to mind Terry Farrell, Dax, DS9.

Was thinking of her too, but again couldn't remember the name. I think the 2nd Dax was very cute too.

And Shaylin, Teri Hatcher. Thank you.

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