Xindi Council - New Actors?

[k***@webtv.net]

Okay. I've been reading some of the postings on this site. Now, first
let me lay some groundwork. I am very intelligent, however when I want
to slow my mind down and take a mental vacation, I turn on shows like
Star Trek (Enterprise, TNG, etc.) This is not about picking on each
other just yet. I have made an observation while watching Enterprise
lately, and want to do a reality check on it.

This topic might be subject of previous discussions on this site, but I
don't have time to search through. Here's my observation: The scenes
with the Xindi Council (if terminology is wrong, just shut up and keep
reading) appear TO ME to contain actors from other Star Trek series. Is
there anyone else who noticed this? I'm not saying more until I figure
out if it's my imagination or not. Of course, I KNOW I'll hear from
someone, if only to sneer and growl. Go ahead. That's what you're there
for.

[Keeper of the Purple Twilight]

The members of the Xindi Council were indeed played by Trek veterans:

Tucker Smallwood (Xindi-Humanoid) was on VOY as Admiral Bullock ("In
the Flesh")

Scott MacDonald (Commander Dolum) was on:
DS9 "Captive Pursuit" - Tosk
DS9 "Hippocratic Oath" - Goran'Agar
VOY "Caretaker" - Rollins
TNG "Face of the Enemy" - Subcommander N'Vek

Randy Oglesby (Degra):
DS9 "The Darkness and the Light" - Silaran Prin
DS9 "Vortex" - Ah-Kel/Ro-Kel
ENT "Unexpected" - Trena'L
VOY "Counterpoint" - Kir
TNG "Loud as a Whisper" - Scholar/Artist

Rick Worthy (Janar):
VOY "Prototype" - a bunch of robots
VOY "Equinox" - Noah Lessing
ST:Insurrection - Elloran officer
DS9 "Soldiers of the Empire" - a Klingon whose name I can't remember
'cause it's so damn early in the morning


Hey, you asked. :)

[Mike Desmond]

Tucker Smallwood was also the Admiral/General on Space Above and Beyond a
show that was just getting good when Fox shut it down.

As for your being Intelligent please provide the written documented proof or
else, we'll be the judge of that.

Warmest regards
Mike D.

Post by Keeper of the Purple Twilight
Tucker Smallwood (Xindi-Humanoid) was on VOY as Admiral Bullock ("In
the Flesh")
DS9 "Captive Pursuit" - Tosk
DS9 "Hippocratic Oath" - Goran'Agar
VOY "Caretaker" - Rollins
TNG "Face of the Enemy" - Subcommander N'Vek
DS9 "The Darkness and the Light" - Silaran Prin
DS9 "Vortex" - Ah-Kel/Ro-Kel
ENT "Unexpected" - Trena'L
VOY "Counterpoint" - Kir
TNG "Loud as a Whisper" - Scholar/Artist
VOY "Prototype" - a bunch of robots
VOY "Equinox" - Noah Lessing
ST:Insurrection - Elloran officer
DS9 "Soldiers of the Empire" - a Klingon whose name I can't remember
'cause it's so damn early in the morning
Hey, you asked. :)
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[Keeper of the Purple Twilight]

Post by Mike Desmond
Tucker Smallwood was also the Admiral/General

Commodore, actually. :) (Commodore Glen Van Ross)

[Mike Desmond]

We don't use that rank any longer (after WWII) we have Rear Admiral lower
half (one star) Rear Admiral (upper half) no wonder I forgot it. Three
stars + Vice Admiral, four stars Admiral.

Mike D.
ex-USN no stars

Post by Keeper of the Purple Twilight

Post by Mike Desmond
Tucker Smallwood was also the Admiral/General

Commodore, actually. :) (Commodore Glen Van Ross)
--
"No urban night is like the night [in NYC]...here is our poetry, for we have
pulled down the stars to our will."
- Ezra Pound, poet and critic, 9/18/1912, reflecting on New York City

[greg brown]

Post by Mike Desmond
Tucker Smallwood was also the Admiral/General on Space Above and Beyond a
show that was just getting good when Fox shut it down.

Absolutely agree re: Space Above and Beyond.

Tucker Smallwood also played "Sheriff Andy Taylor" in the infamous X-Files
episode, "Home".

Greg

[Jason]

Post by k***@webtv.net
Okay. I've been reading some of the postings on this site. Now, first
let me lay some groundwork. I am very intelligent, however when I want
to slow my mind down and take a mental vacation, >

The WebTV address is proof of your *lack* of intelligence. *sneer* :p

[Night_Spirit]

Through the swirling mists of green fog Jason voice fearlessly called
out to us

Post by Jason

Post by k***@webtv.net
Okay. I've been reading some of the postings on this site. Now, first
let me lay some groundwork. I am very intelligent, however when I
want to slow my mind down and take a mental vacation, >

The WebTV address is proof of your *lack* of intelligence. *sneer* :p

I don't know I've seen plenty of idiots posting using PC's and Mac's.

[Jason]

Post by Night_Spirit
Through the swirling mists of green fog Jason voice fearlessly called
out to us

Post by Jason

Post by k***@webtv.net
Okay. I've been reading some of the postings on this site. Now, first
let me lay some groundwork. I am very intelligent, however when I
want to slow my mind down and take a mental vacation, >

The WebTV address is proof of your *lack* of intelligence. *sneer* :p

I don't know I've seen plenty of idiots posting using PC's and Mac's.

Too true....

[Mr. Killfile]

Post by k***@webtv.net
Okay. I've been reading some of the postings on this site. Now, first
let me lay some groundwork. I am very intelligent, however when I want
to slow my mind down and take a mental vacation, I turn on shows like
Star Trek (Enterprise, TNG, etc.) This is not about picking on each
other just yet. I have made an observation while watching Enterprise
lately, and want to do a reality check on it.
This topic might be subject of previous discussions on this site, but I
don't have time to search through. Here's my observation: The scenes
with the Xindi Council (if terminology is wrong, just shut up and keep
reading) appear TO ME to contain actors from other Star Trek series. Is
there anyone else who noticed this? I'm not saying more until I figure
out if it's my imagination or not. Of course, I KNOW I'll hear from
someone, if only to sneer and growl. Go ahead. That's what you're there
for.

Well not just the Xindi Counsel...a few I've seen so far obviously
Jeffrey Combs [a.k.a. Shran] was obviously well known from DS9 as
Weyoun.

There was Rene Auberjonois in "Oasis", obviously he was Odo in DS9.

There was Casey Biggs in "Damage", obviously he was Damar in DS9.

On a smaller scale Nicole Forester in "Horizon" played Nora, but did
have a part way back in 1993 as a Dabo Girl in DS9.

The other is the lead Xindi-Humanoid Council member. Tucker
Smallwood, he is one of my favorite well-traveled actors on one of my
favorite shows "SPACE: Above and Beyond" as the Commodore Glen Van
Ross. But he has done MANY other parts like "Admiral Bullock" in
VOY's "In the Flesh" (1995).

I would say they favor actors who have had DS9 experience.

Mr. Killfile
"Who lives in a pineapple, under the sea?"
"Absorbent and yellow and porous is he."
"If nautical nonsense be something ye wish."
"Then drop on the deck and flop like a fish."
"Ready?!"

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[Keeper of the Purple Twilight]

Post by Mr. Killfile
There was Casey Biggs in "Damage", obviously he was Damar in DS9.

He's also in a blues band with three other Trek actors - Vaughn
Armstrong (11 different Trek roles), Richard Herd (Admiral Paris from
Voyager) and Steve Rankin (a few parts on DS9 and TNG).

[FranticInFresno]

"> > Okay. I've been reading some of the postings on this site. Now, first

Post by Mr. Killfile

let me lay some <snip>

Well not just the Xindi Counsel...a few I've seen so far obviously
Jeffrey Combs [a.k.a. Shran] was obviously well known from DS9 as
Weyoun.
<snip>

.... and let's not forget Jeffrey Combs' descent into the horror genera with
the Re-animator series. "Get a job in a side show ..... who's going to
believe a talking head?"

[Wickeddoll®]

Post by FranticInFresno
"> > Okay. I've been reading some of the postings on this site. Now, first

Post by Mr. Killfile

let me lay some <snip>

Well not just the Xindi Counsel...a few I've seen so far obviously
Jeffrey Combs [a.k.a. Shran] was obviously well known from DS9 as
Weyoun.
<snip>

.... and let's not forget Jeffrey Combs' descent into the horror genera with
the Re-animator series. "Get a job in a side show ..... who's going to
believe a talking head?"

Great band, that

;-)

Natalie, total Byrne-o-phile


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[greg brown]

Post by k***@webtv.net
Okay. I've been reading some of the postings on this site. Now, first
let me lay some groundwork. I am very intelligent, however when I want
to slow my mind down and take a mental vacation, I turn on shows like
Star Trek (Enterprise, TNG, etc.) This is not about picking on each
other just yet. I have made an observation while watching Enterprise
lately, and want to do a reality check on it.
This topic might be subject of previous discussions on this site, but I
don't have time to search through. Here's my observation: The scenes
with the Xindi Council (if terminology is wrong, just shut up and keep
reading) appear TO ME to contain actors from other Star Trek series. Is
there anyone else who noticed this? I'm not saying more until I figure
out if it's my imagination or not. Of course, I KNOW I'll hear from
someone, if only to sneer and growl. Go ahead. That's what you're there
for.

So do you have a point?

Greg