[leaveharmony]

Second cast entry from issue 123 of Star Trek: Communicator.

…honestly not sure if that’s ink on her face from the magazine or ink that got on the scanner when I scanned the Shran portrait but I think it was the former.  BUT SHE STILL LOOKS LOVELY.

(I love that picture of The Kiss.  “Mmmmrph!”)

[maroonedoffvesta]

Nana Visitor crush proceeding nicely

[cmov]

those glasses???

[mrs260]

My understanding from the con report I saw was that he was talking about his teaching, about how it was a technical program, about the physical demands, and he basically said, “Look, I can stand on my head!” and proceeded to do so.

[ladyyatexel]

I feel so much better knowing this.

Similarly, Ronald D. Moore says “it’s a show we all wish we had a second crack at.” Director Rene Auberjonois comments “it was not my happiest time as a director.” Even Alexander Siddig disliked the episode, particularly his own performance. Nana Visitor had given birth to their son the night before he shot the scene where he and Leeta break up, and according to Siddig, he had never been so unfocused on-set as he was when shooting that scene.

Let He Who Is Without Sin… (episode) - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki

Another website said that their son was born at about 11 PM, and then Sid went to the set for 5:30 AM to start filming the episode.

Dude. Both my husband and I were totally unable to Human for about twenty-four hours after the birth of our daughter. I cannot imagine going to work!

[geeknerddorkdweeb]

I was searching for pictures of Nana Visitor so my husband could see what she “really looks like” (as if he couldn’t picture her without her nose ridges), and this picture popped up.

Obviously I had to share it.  His beard and expression.  I mean come on.

[darkrw]

why

[cancersyndrome]

Who let him actually go out around people in that vest?

Who let him do that to his hair?

He looks like he’s in a terrible boyband.

[survivor-trek]

this is worse than risa ever could be