Star Trek OS Closing Credits
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informer_ukThu 17/01/08 22:21 |
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Can anyone advise to me as to what/who that green spooky-faced alien is at the end of the credits for the Star Trek original series is? |
damfinoThu 17/01/08 22:22 |
The green one is an Orion slave girl, isn't it? |
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informer_ukThu 17/01/08 22:25 |
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It looked like the Mekon. Big smooth bald head and a 'meeeew' face. |
tavdyThu 17/01/08 22:29 |
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If it's this guys, it's the puppet used by Balok in the Corbomite Maneuver. |
#142069Thu 17/01/08 22:30 |
I always thought her name was "Desilu" when I was a kid... *ahem* |
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#90232Thu 17/01/08 22:36 |
If it's the one at the end of season one episodes, I think it's the alter ego of the friendly alien in The Corbomite Maneuver. |
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