Was randosurfing (yeah, just clicked on stuff), and found this!

http://www.wired.com/entertainment/hollywood/multimedia/2007/11/gallery_star_tre k_monsters?slide=1&slideView=1

I'll still watch old Star Trek shows. There is just such a great feel and sound to them.

This guy is my favorite of these. (kind of lame episode though --seems the better the creature, the worse the story is...)

http://www.wired.com/entertainment/hollywood/multimedia/2007/11/gallery_star_tre k_monsters?slide=2&slideView=2

This is my favorite Star Trek creature:

http://www.danhausertrek.com/AnimatedSeries/Vina_Big.jpg

Totally!

(wonders if he can get Mrs KSKD to don some green stage makeup...)

If you enjoyed the Classic series, you need to check out what these guys are doing:

http://www.startreknewvoyages.com/

Not great...but also not bad. They capture the look and feel of the original series amazingly well. And George Takei guest-stars in the latest installment.

@M_K:

Ho Ho Ho!

HO HO HO??????

I thought this was a Star trek thread. What does Britney Spears, Lindsay Lohan, and Paris Hilton have to do with it?

Hey gutter-brain: While they're as annoying as Tribbles, but way dumber, I was thinking more along the lines of the Jolly Green Giant or Lil' Green Sprout! (And no, I'm not referring to anyone's anatomical status)

"I'll be the giant green zucchini and you can be the little niblet this time, dear"

What about the original pilot?

I had a boss once whose vein's would bulge like this when he got mad!

http://members.aol.com/nflpntrs/cage-talosian.jpg

gutter brain?

I'm hurt.

You know I'm fragile.

How about "Phaser Brain". Seems more fitting considering the thread title!

Phaser Brain....

Mine is set on stun.

...or stupify, I forget which.

Wait, now I remember.

It was set on bore........

You sure the silly thing was even charged in the first place?

Susan Denberg. As Magda Kovacs, she had one line in the entire episode of Mudd's Women, but what a line:

"Give uz zee pillz Harry!"

Cheezy, and quite sadly, very much in character:

"After becoming immersed in the 60s high life of drugs and sex, Denberg left show business and returned to Austria. News interviews at the time show a depressed Denberg in the company of her mother, at home in Klagenfurt. These news items, repeated in fan periodicals for years, gave the impression Denberg was suicidal or had already died. Actually, she is still alive."

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0218911/bio

Yes, I am so much of a geek, I have the August 1966 issue of Playboy. Not knowing she was the Playmate of the Month, I actually picked it up for the Woody Allen piece and found, as always, other pleasant surprises.

"Woody" in Playboy! If I did not know better i'd think you were making a "Little" joke there!

What makes that even more punderful is the "wood" Susan is holding in her layout: She's golfing!

Sevrin (with the big cauliflower ears) from "The Way to Eden", who lead the space hippies toward their destiny on a beautiful but poisonous planet, while all the time decrying "Herbert" (an official in Federation history known for his rigid patterns of thought).

To be honest, my biggest crush of all time was on Miri. I was not a grup when I first saw these episodes, and Kim Darby stole my heart. She was also the reason I saw True Grit more than any other western on Matinee 12. Cheezy creature? No. Cheezy memory? Perhaps -- so it qualifies. :0)

Add -- Still LMAO @ Edselehr

How can you boys forget the mysterious and very voluptuous green-haired Shanah?

http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/shanah.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gamesters_of_Triskelion

http://www.fedtrek.com/wiki/The_Gamesters_of_Triskelion

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelique_Pettyjohn

Fer crikies sakes fellers, we dropped the ball. After all, there has to be some Freudian explanation why a discussion of alien creatures revolves around the females and weirdos.

I remember that episode being alot like an afternoon at Michael Vick's house -- except with people.

I think my favorite hottie from TOS was Roberta Lincoln (Teri Garr) in the episode "Assignment: Earth".

Oh, just thinking about her in that episode can make me drool!

I think that was supossed to be a spin off, but for some reason it dodnt pan out.
But your right, thinking about her in that episode, makes me drool, gotta go and find a napkin!

Teri Garr is a real sweetie. I worked with her in a film and she is genuine and friendly. added bonus, she is also a Cleveland Ohio suburban Alumni.... Sorry for her battle with MS.....

Yes, "Assignment: Earth" was originally filmed as a Star Trek spin off under that title.

Here's some of my favorite Star Trek sweeties & not so sweet:

http://www.timem.com/photo/pics/994luna.jpg

http://www.planetxpo.com/doohan/images/guests/fnuyen.jpg

http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/en/7/77/STAssignEarth2.jpg