10 Star Trek Characters That Are Still At Large

"kill the Sela rumours" - Terry Matalas

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[Moardieb]

"Give Jeffrey Combs his own show, give him whatever he wants so he says yes" might be the best line I have ever heard.

[JoshColletta]

I, too, would love to see Combs get his own show, but I'd much rather it be (and I think it would more LIKELY be) as Shran. A follow up on the formation of the Federation and those earliest years from the Andorian perspective? Hell yes!

Also, just for anyone who didn't know this: not only was the USS Bozeman involved in the Battle of Sector 001, Kelsey Grammer came back to do a single word of audio: "Acknowledged." Probably the quickest but most significant fan service cameo Star Trek has ever had.

[johnwhite]

And what about the Borg baby in "Child's Play"? It was sent to Voyager where the doctor saved it but it was never referred to again.

[christianhartley]

Hear me out: Ro Laren and Thomas Riker pop up in the Delta Quadrant because they were searching for the Marquis ship that disappeared with Voyager in season 1 episode 1. The crew of Prodigy "save" them from a Kazon attack only to have them battle to take over their own ship.

[Okiedog]

Oh man - the Vaadwaar! Everyone seems to have forgotten them, including the Voyager relaunch bookverse!

[zooropa]

Several of these characters showed up in Star Trek Online, non-canon though it may be. It's hinted that the new security chief of DS9 is Ro's daughter, Sela was a major presence, and Gaul made quite the menace of himself. The only time I ever got truly frustrated playing that game was trying to defeat his fleets. This also got tied in to the Blue Gill aliens from the TNG episode "Conspiracy."

[chrisellinger]

You hit the two I want more than anything, Dr. Pulaski and Ro Laren...

[jamesbeach]

Nagilum used to freak me out as a kid, as it I'd watch the episode but hide my eyes behind a pillow when he would show up.

Great character.

[Mathos]

I would have loved to see Tomalok during the fall of Romulus. Too bad Andreas Katsulas is no longer with us

[erictaylor]

One of my favorite characters in all of Star Trek was Thy'lek Shran.
So I have to agree with what you said about Combs.

[jackforbes]

An anthology series that could commit two episodes to at least some stories could really cover all kinds of stuff including revisiting some of these characters. Show different perspectives of a major event, cover some stories in the time gaps between some of the series and so much more. Kelsey is such a great actor. A two parter with some decent writing and a good supporting cast would be hard to screw up. I mean that is basically the same amount of screen minutes of an average movie. A well written two part Archer could wrap up some story lines (even if not all the STE actors come back) and at the same time give good look at those early federation years and his role. It would be fun to see an Enterprise C episode. That would be a great way to look at one of those time gaps while keeping a classic familiarity. What happened to Capt Merriman after Kirk was killed on his maiden voyage? What become of the young Dimora Sulu? That also wraps some story up and gives us a glimpse of a time period that has been little covered except in novels. There are just some many possibilities. On a sperate topic. I would like to see a Captain Suru series done in the classic format (TOS, TNG SNW) that gives that character and actor its due respect and potential and explores that time line with out a season long disaster to manage.

[BlastedOblivion]

You know one thing that made me feel stupid? When I first watched Voyager, I wasn't paying much attention and misunderstood Seska as secretly a Kazon rather than Cardassian. I was super confused how a Kazon infiltrated Starfleet from so far away.

[deanthemachine]

[J Jonah Jameson scream] “I want a return of Jellico!”

[neliusbresnan]

The Kazon could never be a serious threat to the federation - they're too far behind in technology. They could threaten a single ship because of sheer numbers. But if they did come into direct contact with Star Fleet it'd be a kerb-stomp. Especially if we're talking in any timeframe after Star Fleet started producing warships. That fight would unpleasantly one-sided and very short.

[frankrecinos]

I'm sure you guys did this video a while ago because this week's episode of Lower Decks season 3 premiere had not just Captain Bareson referenced but they showed a picture of him in reference to some secret mission that he led and they also showed a picture of Tuvok being a part of that mission too.

[earmixon]

Forgot to include The Intendant. Getting Nana Visitor to come back and chew the scenery as the mirror universe villain would be great.

[GrantQuinn]

How long do Andorians live? Is there any reason Jeffrey Combs couldn’t make an appearance in Strange New Worlds as Shran?

[tetravega]

Funny, the Enterprise crew get caught in a time loop with the USS Bozeman
then time travel to Bozeman Montana to launch the 1st warp flight...
Is it a hint from Q?
"Hey, you're caught in a time loop at an important point in history."

[LoganKM]

Excellent video, BUT!!! Pulaski is mentioned in Who Watches The Watchers! Season 3. Crusher mentioned that she is familiar with "Dr. Pulaski's technique", for removing short term memories.

[KristoferOlafsson]

Kazon needed to have a “thing” like they should have been “fast learners” or something. Even though they couldn’t develop tech as fast as other powers they could learn how to use any one’s tech fast.