Oh wait, you're talking about the really bad Matt LeBlanc movie. I was thinking about the new series.
She was likely 15 or 16 years old when they filmed Lost In Space (that's her from the movie). Not sure if even some of her fans could have met her as a mid-teen, stepped into a time machine, jumped ahead ten years into the future, met her again in her mid-to-late twenties, and thought the two were the same person.
My bad. I was not referring to any of the cast of the new series, which I love. The movie did not do even Gary Oldman any favors, although his rendition of Mr. Smith was FAR superior than the campy 1960's television series version.
No, not your bad at all. I'm the one who forgot about that movie. lol
I am still holding out hope that you will get to mid-to-end of season three when the Dominion storyline really solidifies in the series. It is from that point through season seven when Deep Space Nine really defines itself as a great Star Trek show in my opinion. If those particular episodes do not capture your admiration, I would not ask for you to struggle through any more episodes afterwards.
Actually I have watched her from Party of Five onward; and by the time she did LiS her features were pretty much set. She filled out more certainly but yes an OBSERVANT person would be able to recognize her.
She was likely 15 or 16 years old when they filmed Lost In Space (that's her from the movie). Not sure if even some of her fans could have met her as a mid-teen, stepped into a time machine, jumped ahead ten years into the future, met her again in her mid-to-late twenties, and thought the two were the same person.
There were many other ... some quite notable and most mentioned here in this thread. (Barbara Eden/Jeanie was da bomb). Farrah Fawcett lit me up. * sigh *
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When I was a kid, there wasn't any cable, but they would play the old time classic movies late night on the weekends and got a crush on Lauren Bacall. She had those bedroom eyes and sultry , raspy voice.....
When I was a kid, there wasn't any cable, but they would play the old time classic movies late night on the weekends and got a crush on Lauren Bacall. She had those bedroom eyes and sultry , raspy voice.....
Raspy voice?...Don't forget Kathleen Turner!
Raspy voice?...Don't forget Kathleen Turner!
Joan Wilder was a pretty good looking author.Raspy voice?...Don't forget Kathleen Turner!
The thread hasn't been closed, so probably not.
I've always had a crush on Emmylou Harris.
Willie Nelson had a quote about her "There are two kinds of men. Those who are in love with Emmylou Harris, and those who haven't met her."
One thing I never understood: Why do the Ferengi speak perfect English, with not even a hint of an accent, except for the word "human"?I am still holding out hope that you will get to mid-to-end of season three when the Dominion storyline really solidifies in the series. It is from that point through season seven when Deep Space Nine really defines itself as a great Star Trek show in my opinion. If those particular episodes do not capture your admiration, I would not ask for you to struggle through any more episodes afterwards.
They acquired a more sophisticated version of the universal translator from human Federation scientists.
