Man, his career has been dead since Voyager.

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Say "Spaaahck" again!

Well, that link was a metric ass-ton of fail.

fark you subby, fark you mods.

What is this shat?

Satanic_Hamster: Man, his career has been dead since Voyager.

To be fair, there wasn't much of a career before either...

Anyway, I still like him - he should be in more movin' pictures.

Satanic_Hamster: Man, his career has been dead since Voyager.

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Well, he wasn't exactly a draw for Voyager. Even after clicking the link it took me a minute to remember there even was an Ensign Kim.

Hell, looking through Voyager cast, the only ones with non-dead post Voyager careers:
Nelix
The Doctor
Tuvok
Little bit of Janeway (more active recently; also, I didn't realize she did voice work for Bioware)

Sgt Otter: NobleHam:

Well, he wasn't exactly a draw for Voyager. Even after clicking the link it took me a minute to remember there even was an Ensign Kim.

The name in the headline didn't even ring a bell. I had to go, "okay...last nameWang? Asian Star Trek cast member, who's not George Takei. It's a dude, so it's not the chick from Enterprise...um...uh...the dork from Voyager?"

Could have been NuSulu.

Satanic_Hamster: Man, his career has been dead since Voyager.

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Supposedly, he was dragooned into being in charge of the "Trek Track" during last year's Dragon*Con (the guy who used to be in that position retired the previous year I heard). The poor fellah seemed to be in way over his head and things just went to hell in a handbasket cuz he was running around like a headless chicken doing everything. He even had to get up from his own seat during Trek panels to fill everyone else's water glass at the table. WTF?

NobleHam: Satanic_Hamster: Man, his career has been dead since Voyager.

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Well, he wasn't exactly a draw for Voyager. Even after clicking the link it took me a minute to remember there even was an Ensign Kim.

He was going to be dumped in the 4th season, but at the last minute he made it into some magazine's "sexiest men alive" list, so Paramount decided to keep him around.

At first I thought he was doing an advertisement for William Shatner's autobiography, Shat: Himself.

No way that shiat is worth 10 units of gold-pressed latinum

units?
slips, trips, bars, bricks? those are the units of gold pressed latinum.

/forget the gold. I'll take a liter.

Sgt Otter: NobleHam:

Well, he wasn't exactly a draw for Voyager. Even after clicking the link it took me a minute to remember there even was an Ensign Kim.

The name in the headline didn't even ring a bell. I had to go, "okay...last nameWang? Asian Star Trek cast member, who's not George Takei. It's a dude, so it's not the chick from Enterprise...um...uh...the dork from Voyager?"

If you'd like a reminder, SF Debris has a rather nice montage of Ensign Kim's "accomplishment's" on Voyager a little after the nine minute mark in part one of his "Scorpion" review. Link goes to the Star Trek page, scroll down for the link to the video (new window). The writers actually did such a poor job with the character that they gave him fodder for Ensign Kim jokes in every episode. I cannot remember an SF Debris Voyager review that didn't include at least one Kim joke. Poor, dumb Harry.

Satanic_Hamster: Hell, looking through Voyager cast, the only ones with non-dead post Voyager careers:
Nelix
The Doctor
Tuvok
Little bit of Janeway (more active recently; also, I didn't realize she did voice work for Bioware)

I thought the guy who played Paris has been doing well as a director or something?

Doesn't anyone remember seeing the actor who played Neelix in "Bad Santa"?

(Hint: He was the dopey fat kid's real Dad in prison)

Representative of the unwashed masses: Satanic_Hamster: Hell, looking through Voyager cast, the only ones with non-dead post Voyager careers:
Nelix
The Doctor
Tuvok
Little bit of Janeway (more active recently; also, I didn't realize she did voice work for Bioware)

I thought the guy who played Paris has been doing well as a director or something?

You forgot Seven-of-Nine (new window) - one of the only characters they actually bothered to develop in that series. She's had a pretty fair resume since the series ended.

SolomonKing: Satanic_Hamster: Man, his career has been dead since Voyager.

To be fair, there wasn't much of a career before either...

Anyway, I still like him - he should be in more movin' pictures.

Ha, an Asian in showbiz? Only oif you have tits


/ or farkIng some white guy

Despite his crap role, I thought he did a pretty good job with it. Thinking back on it, messing with the asian guy was about as racist as star trek ever got. But he stood up to and carried himself with dignity. Hope he gets into a good low budget sci-fi flick. We could do with more of those, and less purposefully shiatty (syfy) ones.

TV's Vinnie:He even had to get up from his own seat during Trek panels to fill everyone else's water glass at the table. WTF?

That's the saddest thing I've ever heard.

Poor Garrett. He doesn't deserve that... it's like he's the exact same kind of pushover ensign Kim was.

One of these people is gay, can you tell which?

I passed him once on the stairs in the building I worked at in Hollywood. I said, "Excuse me, are you Ensign Kim?" And he smiled came down, and we talked for a bit about the upcoming season (Species 8472 / Seven). He was really nice.

/csb

Satanic_Hamster: Hell, looking through Voyager cast, the only ones with non-dead post Voyager careers:
Nelix
The Doctor
Tuvok
Little bit of Janeway (more active recently; also, I didn't realize she did voice work for Bioware)

Paris is an in-demand teevee director; he's done a ton of Chuck.

And you really can't shake a stick without hitting a series that Jeri Ryan hasn't been in these days.

TV's Vinnie: He was the dopey fat kid's real Dad in prison

Neelix SHOULD BE in prison. I'm so glad he didn't hitchhike back to the alpha quadrant.

Edwardo17: You forgot Seven-of-Nine (new window) - one of the only characters they actually bothered to develop in that series.

Jeri Ryan was already fully developed.

Harry Kim really let himself go.

dready zim: [a1.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net image 500x370]

One of these people is gay, can you tell which?

Umm apparently the photographer?

Seeing as all three of them have kids and have been married to women (men in Mulgrews case)

Is subby confusing Classical British Actors, for homosexuals? If so i'd watch out in those bars you frequent, for people you consider to be Rada trained actors...

I'm pretty happy that Neelix is still getting work. Got a great personal story about how cool the guy is.

Was at a local convention, fairly small, and it was about time for the Ethan Phillips panel (Neelix). So, I staked out a good seat a little early and waited for it to begin. Little while later other people start coming in, taking seats, and an older balding guy sits down next to me. You know, typical trekkie type. We start making small talk about Voyager, who our favorite characters were (I said I liked Kes and Neelix the best, which was true), favorite episodes, that sort of thing. Standard convention smalltalk. Announcer got up on stage to start announcing Ethan Philips when the guy I had been talking to got up to leave. And walked up onto the stage. And took the mic.

I completely did not recognize the guy without the makeup on. Same thing happened to me with Tom Savini in a green room once, but thats another story.

moel: dready zim: [a1.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net image 500x370]

One of these people is gay, can you tell which?

Umm apparently the photographer?

Seeing as all three of them have kids and have been married to women (men in Mulgrews case)

Is subby confusing Classical British Actors, for homosexuals? If so i'd watch out in those bars you frequent, for people you consider to be Rada trained actors...

Maybe he means that you can see a bit of the new Spock's eyebrow in a poster behind Kate Mulgrew's shoulder?

Edwardo17: You forgot Seven-of-Nine (new window) - one of the only characters they actually bothered to develop in that series.

Actually, I thought she was pretty well-...

braedan:
Jeri Ryan was already fully developed.

Dammitsomuch.

Even Capt. Janeway has to do a hover-hand near The Shat? Jeez Louise!

IlGreven: And you really can't shake a stick without hitting a series that Jeri Ryan hasn't been in these days.

She had a pivotal (albeit unintentional) role in helping launch Obama's career into the White House. Ironic that Seven helped save Humanity from Sarah Palin.

docmattic: Edwardo17: You forgot Seven-of-Nine (new window) - one of the only characters they actually bothered to develop in that series.

Actually, I thought she was pretty well-...

braedan:
Jeri Ryan was already fully developed.

Dammitsomuch.

Ha!

TV's Vinnie: IlGreven: And you really can't shake a stick without hitting a series that Jeri Ryan hasn't been in these days.

She had a pivotal (albeit unintentional) role in helping launch Obama's career into the White House. Ironic that Seven helped save Humanity from Sarah Palin.

400 years later, a game of trivia is played in a stuck turbolift of the USS Voyager ...

"Who was the first African American President of the USA?"

"Barack Obama"

*everyone looks at 7 of 9 with surprise*

"The Borg were present during those events. It's a long story"

dervish16108: TV's Vinnie: IlGreven: And you really can't shake a stick without hitting a series that Jeri Ryan hasn't been in these days.

She had a pivotal (albeit unintentional) role in helping launch Obama's career into the White House. Ironic that Seven helped save Humanity from Sarah Palin.

400 years later, a game of trivia is played in a stuck turbolift of the USS Voyager ...

"Who was the first African American President of the USA?"

"Barack Obama"

*everyone looks at 7 of 9 with surprise*

"The Borg were present during those events. It's a long story"

Considering i just watched that episode during a Neflix run, that made me giggle for way to long.

well played.