Actors Who Were In Both Star Trek And Star Wars

[@Looper]

Happy 40th Anniversary, Star Wars! Which of these names surprised you the most?

[@paulmcgowan8253]

The clone wars Gen.

[@Raslirium]

Looper do u guys have a side in this ongoing argument? Star wars is so much better in my opinion.

[@MrBabylonandon]

For Clancy Brown - you missed a HUGE one ... As Captain Hadley in THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION.

[@AkashPatel_1117]

Looper you pronounced savage oppress wrong

[@silverjane_art]

Also Clancy Brown as the asshole stepdad in Pet Cemetery 2 :-)

[@desel8737]

10 actors who were acting in star trek, and made voicovers in star wars

[@Dancer10105]

Alexander Rüffer haha I know right let's be honest that's what it should of been called lol

[@Chocwish]

Star Wars cartoons aren't Star Wars. Felling a tad ripped off here =/

[@phaedrus000]

Right? Only two people on this list really count.

[@MGSBigBoss77]

They need to lie otherwise all the "views" don't go up for them!!!

[@RialVestro]

They never specified that they had to appear on screen in the title. They just said that the actors were in both franchises. That includes voice overs.

[@aurorajones8481]

I hate ppl trying to pitch whats better Star Trek or Star Wars? They are both equal and have their own unique feel and expectations. Id hate to loose either and would never pick a favorite. Like Chocolate and Vanilla just pick one...it will be good.

[@MrOarson]

Why not add strawberry and have Neapolitan?

[@ariesmight4141]

Joseph Oarson What scifi movie or series would represent strawberry?

[@BadWebDiver]

Dr Who

[@TalesOfWar]

I love both, but I find as I get older that Trek speaks to me more on a cerebral level. Like you say, they're both great in their own ways.

[@tomspiegel5322]

_Ahem_. Blake's 7.

[@shailston]

I love both franchises. I grew up an O.G. Star wars fan as a kid in the 80's and later came into the Trek fold when TNG aired on tv. I've been a fan of both franchises ever since.

[@Ejecto_jeff]

Daboooo! lmao that was brilliant!

[@garicrewsen1128]

Hardest I've laughed in awhile (shenanigans toward the end). Thanks for that. Cheers!

[@paulweaver2779]

Clancy Brown also was credited for his voice talent as a main opponent to the JangoFett in Bounty Hunter video game.

[@brainrich1358]

Clancy Brown does Mr. Krabs' voice!? MINDBLOWN!!!

[@MsXizan]

I pledge allegiance to neither franchise over the other. I like both. Some days I prefer Star Trek more, sometimes I prefer STAR WARS more. And right now I prefer STAR WARS more.

[@colebeans3145]

I’m 19 i love Star Wars, both my parents are almost 60 & the only people i know irl that like Star Trek lol I and many of my friends grew up on Star Wars & thought trek was too old

[@mikedowne]

They forgot Brock Peters, who was the voice of Darth Vader on NPR's Star Wars, and was Admiral Cartwright on Star Trek IV and VI, and Joseph Sisko on DS9.

[@titanicpat1275]

biggest bomb drop from this video, for me, is realizing that Clancy Brown plays Mr Krabs from Spongebob.

[@Walrus907]

Please... never speak of the Star Wars Holiday "Special" ever again. Such garbage...

[@missmoxie9188]

William Clark I’m pretty sure it’s illegal in 49 states to speak of the Star Wars Christmas Special in a public setting

[@PaladinElliott]

I’m also pretty sure it’s better than everything in Star Trek

[@TheSonyGuy1]

Was hoping for more of people who played in both the movies and the Star Trek TV shows or movies.

[@TBStudios91]

Note: Clancy Brown actually portrayed a THIRD character in the Star Wars universe, as the bounty hunter Montross in Star Wars Bounty Hunter

[@palpatinerocks3260]

And now 5 years later he gets many more apperances in shows like the mandalorian

[@laurak5838]

@ 8:00 I like how Mr. Crabs is holding the phone up to his eye-lobe, er, I mean ear-ball.

[@christopherg2347]

1. Damn, did not notice Goerge there. 2. Brent Spiner also was in a Epsiode of Outer Limits. He was a traitor there too. And B4 was a Traitor too. Kind of a thing for Mr. Spiner there to play a Traitor ;) Personally I never got the Star Wars vs Star Trek thing. I like both series. As George Takei and George Lucas said: Star Trek is SciFi, Star Wars is Science Fantasy.

[@mrj9084]

Darth Picard.

[@Smexygoods12]

You forgot about Ian Abercrombie. He voiced Palpatine on the Clone Wars and he was on an episode of Voyager.

[@JaymeSplendid]

0:13 Holy SHIT!! That's Captain Shortbreaths of the USS FUPA! It's heart warming to see him there, all in the name of the Prime Directive too and knowing he first had to battle the three steps of dread outside of the parking lot's neutral zone just to get there.

[@dendydaturtle3700]

I am a Star Wars fan AND a Star Trek fan. So if I can do it, the whole world can.

[@millwallstarplayer]

It's a shame that JJ Abrams and Simon Pegg are prequel haters

[@lordrork5884]

But at least Pegg's hatred made for a good scene in Spaced many years ago.

[@Helbore]

Is Pegg a prequel hater, though? His character in Spaced certainly was. But they made fun of that character for that. There's that whole scene where Bilbo points out how the Ewoks were shit, just like Jar Jar and Tim goes into a fanboy rage to try and convince him its different. He seemed to make fun of the prequel-hater stereotype too much to really be a hater himself. He might not like them as much as the originals and he might detest Jar Jar. But then I'd agree with that and I like the prequels overall.

[@philsurtees]

Everyone with an IQ above 70 is a prequel hater...

[@RaptorNX01]

*lover

[@NicosMind]

Prequels are terrible though. Check out the Red Letter Media Plinkett reviews. They go into way more detail than any comment can. I hated all 3 when i seen them, so much so that i refuses to watch Star Wars for years. Prequels totally ruined that series for me

[@jwhiteheadcc]

Hey Looper, do you think one of your competitors will have the nerve to post a video with 20 parts, two for each on a list like this? :P Seriously though, I could see someone doing the same with videos as the slideshow articles. BTW, thanks for sharing - voted thumbs up!

[@SamButler22]

Pegg was a voice on Clone Wars too. And he was on Dr Who!

[@Folsomdsf2]

I'd say most people know Clancy Brown more from Shawshank redemption than anything else. He also happens to be.. Alec ryder

[@TravelsWithPhil]

Ed Begley. Jr. was also in Battlestar Galactica (TV Series)

[@suburbohemian]

Ya know, if you read the very next line of what SPiner said about the illusion of ST, he goes on to say "It's a Western" and that is spot on since Roddenberry pitched it to the network as a Wagon Train to the stars cus in the 60's Westerns ruled tv.

[@Webshooters1]

I'm in both camps. My heart will always be in Star Wars but I also love TNG and DS9.

[@ShalmendoGlineux]

They all have something wonderful to offer. Star Trek and Star Wars have varying styles and implementations of 'sci-fi' but they're both good in their own respects, and I throughly enjoy both.

[@Kaidus4ce]

The insight is appreciated (it really is) and as unable to choose between the two names, there's really only 1 thing I need to say for the record: I don't care for the reboot of Star Trek

[@karenlee1741]

My very favorite from Star Trek was The Trouble with Tribbles I couldn't stop laughing how many of you remember that episode

[@mattmanw54301]

Deep Roy also was in the Doctor Who episode The Talons of Weng Chiang.

[@EdwardDanks009]

Clancy Brown was the voice of Montross too, in the bounty hunter game.

[@jacent.4982]

Really? I loved that game, but I forgot where I put it, so it's gone.

[@Asrugan]

That last comment was a bit off the mark, since The Thaw was one of the best episodes of Voyager's run.

[@Hopfot]

I pledge no outright allegiance to either. Yes I have MORE Star Wars Paraphernalia, but that is simply because it's more readily available.

[@berendharmsen]

If Lucas actually said that Star Trek was what paved the way for Star Wars I'm sure he was just being polite. Star Trek the movie would never have happened were it not for Star Wars, but Star Wars didn't need Star Trek. At all. And I like Star Trek, incidentally.

[@melbye7441]

Simon Pegg also played Dengar on Clone Wars

[@MrParkerman6]

Dustin Hoffman is the only actor who has actually appeared in both!

[@leephillips2837]

Ed Begley, Jr was also In Battlestar Galactica. Has anyone else ever crossed all three? I don't know, I'm just asking

[@mgtz6266]

Your voice sounds awesome!

[@chronicguardian9684]

And then there's Planetes: the real thinking man's sci-fi. ...that no one's heard of.

[@johnsom8954]

So basically its just two person who has actually only been in both. Sulu and Simon Pegg as video games and cartoons can not be counted in appearing in the movies.

[@vassa1972]

I'm a star wars fan lol but still like star trek merry Christmas and Happy New year from me in Hamilton Ontario Canada

[@petersoakell]

I agree with Spiners interpretation of star trek, and I think Roddenberry would to.

[@phaedrus000]

Question: if the Borg were to assimilate a Jedi/Sith, would the entire collective become force sensitive? I mean, they share a consciousness and if one of them has midichlorians, then I don't see why the entire collective wouldn't then be able to access the force. It's not like the force can't act at a distance. And using this reasoning, it follows that with each additional force-user they assimilate, they would grow that much stronger with the force until they eventually reach a god-like level of strength with the force. Checkmate, Star Wars universe.

[@ricksmith6637]

clancy brown also voiced lex luthor in superman the animated series

[@kiranbawa]

i really hate this star trek vs star wars mentality. they're both great and for different reasons and most sci-fi fans love both.

[@medexamtoolscom]

And Malcolm Mcdowell was not just the villain in star trek generations who killed Captain Kirk, but he was the admiral in wing commander. Who remembers that? The video games? Anyone? Anyone? Oh yeah and Chekov was the evil telepath guy in babylon 5 too.

[@jerobriggs6861]

I'm both a huge Star Trek and Star Wars fan. Each franchise is great in its own way. Unfortunately, I think the new Star Trek: Discovery show will be a massive dud, but we still have the big screen Star Treks to look forward to as well as the new Star Wars films. Despite it being a knockoff of the original films, I was really impressed with The Force Awakens and also really liked Rouge One. As for Star Trek, I really hated Star Trek Into Darkness, but apart from some minor stuff, I really like Star Trek Beyond. So I'm hopeful for the future of these two franchises even though I think Discovery is going to be a bomb.

[@jerobriggs6861]

P.S. I really liked Star Trek: Nemesis. I liked all the films apart from Into Darkness, which I personally thought was total shit. The story is not only copied from other Star Treks, but was a complete mess. And it was so dumbed down and camp, I'm surprised it was such a success when a great film like Nemesis is so hated.

[@dolphintan4288]

I love both Start Trek and Star Wars

[@IhateAlot718]

I swear I only hear British folks doing most of the reviews of American Media, people really love the accent.

[@hareofsteel]

The whole Star Wars v Star Trek debate was manufactured by the CIA to keep the smart people distracted while they smuggled spice from Risa and sold turbolasers to the Maquis. Jupiter.

[@fhb3]

+hareofsteel And the entire operation was masterminded by The First Order, based on the original plans by Palpatine.

[@RC2225]

And section 31 convince palpatine to gain control over the galaxy

[@eggsnspam]

Darth Vader have always believed that resistance is futile.

[@stevenboykin116]

hareofsteel Brilliant, it makes perfect sense, I never thought of it that way.

[@stevenboykin116]

So it's basically the Iran Contra affair in space?

[@KerinGedge]

If Patrick Stewert turns out to be a Sith Lord in a future movie I'm going to literally wet myself;)

[@DutliAnvilhand]

No more Sith, that was Lucas's deal when he sold the franchise.

[@MasterMacLeod]

Dutli Anvilhand hahahaha sure

[@jackfredricks6223]

+Dutli Anvilhand Could you cite your source for that? I am interested in reading it.

[@defblinders9585]

Kerin Gedge He'd be a PERFECT Sith Lord

[@JustinEvitable80]

He already is in real life.

[@BV-id9zh]

I like both star trek and star wars.

[@dzezuz8300]

Bradyn V same

[@ryantrylsson6462]

Bradyn V niiiiice

[@axel4196]

Me too!

[@lonewolffe1818]

Bradyn V, you are a traitor to the resistance, and are hereby banished from the galaxy. You will be given a small fighter, provisions, and you will be escorted to the edge of the galaxy, where your ships nav computer will be wiped clean, and then your ships hyperdrive system will be overridden and your ship will jump to a random location, far beyond the outer rim, never to be heard from again.

[@shannonbrickley4661]

STAR WARS IS BETTER STAR TREK IS JUST A COPYCAT!!! lol I actually don't know I never seen Star Trek but it does kinda sound like a copycat....

[@ChristianIce]

That's how simple minded humans are. Two things that have *nothing* in common other that 4 letters in the title, one is science fiction, the other space fantasy...constantly object of debates on which one is "better." And of course the answer is Star Trek :D

[@arkarya8768]

Shut the fu** up. How can star trek be better ? Both are fictional, how can one be more or less believable ? It’s like saying I believe in paranormal activities but not in ghosts

[@erinocelotl3578]

@@arkarya8768 dude dude it was a joke

[@DreadlockDrummer]

holy shit, savage opress is also mr.krabs? hahahahaha

[@seqouiaflame]

New respect for Spongebob!!

[@itwontcomeout5678]

SAVAGE KRABS

[@kyro-jaxxsonofkosmos23]

Is it ok that I love Star Wars and Star Trek almost equally.

[@kyro-jaxxsonofkosmos23]

what side are you on? +Austin Gibbs

[@lukasr1166]

Jonathan Young NO IT'S NOT!

[@GPEtana]

nO

[@Ambar42]

Yes, it is. Dammit.

[@melcowan6896]

No, Jonathan. YOU MUST CHOOSE. Choose right *cough cough treeeeeeeeekkkkkk*

[@dzezuz8300]

WHY CANT WE LIKE BOTH

[@TyDie85]

janncy exactly!!! I like both a lot!! I personally PREFER star trek, but my god star wars is also amazing in a different way! it is like it is the same height on different plataeus (spelled wrong I'm sure) for me.

[@muddlen7928]

Because star trek sucks

[@ultrapepsi6489]

Love*** both

[@chrismc410]

janncy I see no reason not to like both. I do and always have.

[@dzezuz8300]

king doge gaming im pretty sure star trek came before star wars just saying

[@JeremyWS]

I like both Star Wars and Star Trek too. This doesn't bother me one bit.

[@ggt47]

batmanfanforever08 woah!is that even possible...

[@JeremyWS]

Yes, yes it is. I grew up loving both Star Wars and Star Trek.

[@ggt47]

batmanfanforever08 rhst is fine.i never seen star trek.but that dies not make it bad.

[@JeremyWS]

warren byrne true true

[@ggt47]

***** hey! !!

[@danielstreeter6738]

I think Brent Spiner's comment got unfair reception...if you read the rest of it, he still had nice things to say about the show. (Also, many people do like both!)

[@Diogenes2077]

Well in this video the reaction of calling him a traitor is just stupid, but that is looper. Outside I would think that only some fans, that for some sorry reason need to feel like having moral high ground, were pissed.

[@armastat]

Plus he is now in the New 2020 Star Trek Picard Series. so not a ST hater it seems.

[@itwontcomeout5678]

@@Diogenes2077 it’s over Anakin! I have the moral high ground!

[@JulioLeonFandinho]

He was right, he was saying the truth regarding the myth of Gene Roddenberry's dream, constantly fueled by the stupidiest of trekkies, just to dismiss all the new Trek shows... Roddenberry's dream never existed, the show was never a pacific trip through the galaxy, and in all of trek shows there's room for guns, violence and fight... that doesn't mean that ST is advocating for war and violence, it's just that the writers always, SINCE THE BEGINNING, used violence many many times to convey drama and deep thoughts and feelings. Trekkies nowadays, whining because the new shows are too "dark" are completely delusional, and that's what Spiner, in my mind, tried to say. It's only logical 🖖 that all that people attacked Spiner, they were who invented the "Roddenberry's dream", founded in absolutely nothing

[@princeprocrastinate6485]

I've been watching Star Wars & Star Trek since I was 3 years old and I love them both, so glad these actors followed suit and shared the love.

[@heyitsyourboiexoticbutters7795]

Jeremiah Kane same!

[@missmoxie9188]

Awesome sauce

[@Shinytrooper]

i like star wars, star trek, mass effect, star gate, red vs blue, rwby, Alien, Half-Life, Portal, Hitman, DC, Marvel, Skyrim... i can go on why cant people just enjoy shit without stupid rivalry shit

[@lilithcthulhu7660]

I do not knew red vs blue or rwby but the others i all like or love.

[@aaronmercado8630]

There is no competition between Star Wars and Start Trek. The idea that it's SW vs ST was just made up by stupid people. Both are great franchises and give fans different aspects of science fiction. Each one has something different to offer to fan.

[@snowball_from_earth]

Aaron Mercado it has different things to offer and that's why most fans prefer one of them.

[@rambutan6610]

Aaron Mercado I have never read something so true before

[@ShalmendoGlineux]

I agree with this completely! I actually appreciate and love BOTH franchises for their different aspects. Star Trek is very good at the exploring new worlds and hard science fiction (although i still can't get over why tachyons broke EVERYTHING), and Star Wars is way better at the gritty rough and tumble adventures of science FANTASY where a lot of the tech breaks down if you really analyze it for more then 5 minutes (trust me i've done this for my own fanfic writing in which I strive to be as accurate and respectful as possible to established cannon, and found it very difficult to find enough sci-fi reasoning to present my own ideas and find new creative ways to bend my storylines using various plot devices that were impossibly difficult to keep in canon aside from 'it's scifi fantasy so it doesn't need a deep explanation' which doesn't work well for my thinking since I usually like to write up a huge 'bible' for all the details I come up with to keep it all perfectly straight and do deep thinking about how the various elements would interact. I found it incredibly difficult to design armor for one of my characters to the detail I usually do because I found a lot of 'soft' science on how blaster bolts work and I wanted to define out how the various layers of material would interact with a blaster bold and what kind of breakdown would occur gradually so I could figure out pretty precisely how much punishment the materials could take (I don't like to OP my charactesr and have them be invincible and unkillable..wounds and the scars they produce make for very good character development later)). I loved visiting the Star Trek Experience when it was still open, and i'm ALSO amped to visit Galaxy's Edge in 2020 with my family reunion (And getting married on the side!). I find it a little sad people have to turn it into a VS thing, and even start proposing stuff like 'Enterprise-D Vs Deathstar'...which does make for interesting thought experiments but people end up taking it too personally because their franchise 'has to win' and they get all butthurt about it and forget it's just an interesting exercise (and the whole sci-fi fantasy soft science makes it super super super hard to really figure out the potential outcome without filling in tons of holes). I love both! There's so much to enjoy in both of them. I've enjoyed the films, shows, videogames, and everything else! I won't ever pick a side. Every time someone proposes 'which is better' I just shake my head and say it's comparing apples to oranges, but they're both still FRUIT and I enjoy eating both!

[@ginoeaddy124]

Both are great!

[@thunberbolttwo3953]

I like Star Wars and Star Trek.

[@JCBug555]

Right? People act like you have to choose one over the other. Whether I watch Star Wars or Star Trek at any given moment depends on my mood, but I like them both equally. There is no debate. Also, unrelated but a little related, I've been told by some that if one hasn't seen much of TOS that they can't call themselves a true Trekkie. I have seen every episode of my two favorite Star Trek series- Deep Space Nine and The Next Generation. That is more episodes of Star Trek than The Original Series ever had. Does anyone agree with me that fans of any series or movies, including the Kelvin universe should be called a Trekkie? I just want to make sure that I'm not alone in this belief.

[@itwontcomeout5678]

Live Long And May The Force Prosper With You

[@ragingsaviorkami9862]

I honestly don't see the need, and can't understand why people feel like they must compare the two. Those are two completely different series. Not even similar. Me, personally, I love both.

[@ivanpradipta4151]

They both have the word star in it

[@darthnarodnik]

Only fanatics get upset when a ST actor appears in SW and vice versa. ST and SW are both awesome.

[@AdmrlLocke]

I love both Star Trek and Star Wars. :-)

[@tureytaino2785]

If you really believe that? Then I have some magic ointment to sell you. It cures all sickness and it's worth millions. But because I am a nice guy , I will give it to you for only $2000.00. Deal?

[@Griede26]

make sure he pays you in caps

[@VulgrimOfficial]

Very Good ❤🤘❤🤘❤🤘

[@MediaZealot]

That ST episode with the disturbing AI clown was actually quite good though, and I hate holodeck episodes. The only people keeping this supposed rivalry alive are a small group of casual SW elitists. Most people who would call themselves hardcore ST fans, also like SW. Because theyre not dicks. Everyone else on the fandom spectrum couldn't give less of a shit about which is better. Nothing in art can ever be objectively better than anything else. The sooner these snobs really this, the sooner they can get their heads straight and their lives back on track.

[@RaptorNX01]

that final scene with the clown and the duplicate janeway is actually incredibly dark.

[@quintquint5946]

Michael McKean.

[@quintquint5946]

Vermeers are better than Star Wars box art. Objectively.

[@petersoakell]

The star trek fans who hate star Wars often think it makes them intellectually on a higher level, but they just look stupid. The star Wars fans who hate star trek are often so overly obsessed with star Wars, that it encompasses all of their entertainment, so they hate on star trek because it's the supposed 'rival' series, without having seen it. Those in the middle are fortunate to be able to enjoy the many pleasures that come with the both franchises.

[@SimonRancourt]

Media Zealot I totally agree. Although I prefer ST, I also enjoy SW.

[@SPIStudios]

There's no real point in debating which franchise is better. Star Wars is more popular, but Star Trek is also very good. The bottom line is, they're both great sci-fi franchises and don't really compete with each other outside of fandoms.

[@peterang6912]

Except for the latest films of Star Wars, they make the fans go to the other side. ..

[@TuberTugger]

8:26 - says "savage" wrong. It is pretty clear the narrator is just reading and doesn't know what he's saying.

[@Blargy2inch]

I know how it's supposed to be pronounced but I like to say it like the word savage it sounds cooler

[@tacodippp8246]

yea pissed me off right away its pronounced Suh-VAAJ.

[@MoFiTheMagnificent]

just one crossover in my lifetime. thats all I ask

[@sarahkinsey5434]

i think a Doctor Who crossover would make the most sense and it would be easy to do. I would have loved to see Four meet TNG

[@lonewolffe1818]

Motive, if there is a Star Wars/star trek crossover, I will literally build a fleet of Rebel cruisers, gather all the loyal Star Wars fans, and bombard every major city on the planet (except for Chicago), and then enter hyperspace and travel to a Galaxy far, far away

[@Wolfie713]

What about a crossover by reference rather than appearance? Like a lightsaber being lost on a ship and Luke making a mention that it's lost (to them) but, with being able to see the future, says that centuries later, it will be found and ultimately destroyed in a far away galaxy. Then in a Star Trek movie (or a TV show?), the ship is found (no power, etc), the lightsaber found, still working, but then they flee from the ship due to an incoming battle, and the ship/lightsaber are destroyed. That would be a way to tie them into the same timeline/universe, without causing continuity issues. :D

[@shane55pwnt]

They could always do a non-canon crossover. It doesn't need to be factually accurate to both universes if it's non-canon. ._.'

[@Wolfie713]

Um, if they were to do a crossover, it would be canon. The idea I mentioned would probably be the best bet, as it would tie them in, but without mixing both entities (not directly).

[@HowardRussell2000]

Simon Pegg and Deep Roy are the only two actors to appear in Doctor Who as well. 54 years of Doctor Who, 50 years of Star Trek, and 40 years of Star Wars, and only two actors have been in all three. Though, since all three are still in production, that is subject to change.

[@DJErrn]

Does anyone else want to see Clancy brow and Ron Pearlman in the same room or playing brothers or something?

[@frankdozier5131]

Yes

[@jayanxiety]

You TOTALLY missed Brock Peters who not only played Starfleet Admiral and later trader, Cartwright, he also voiced Darth Vader in all three Star Wars radio dramas. I commented on this because you mentioned the radio dramas when speaking of Ed Bagley Jr..

[@TednGilbertAZ]

Why all the 1,000 dislikes?? BiFi-Phobia, anyone?? Lol

[@bartistclord1916]

The dislikes could be because of the mispronunciation of over half of the names. Savage for example is not the word savage.

[@stephenshelton4267]

None of these examples are very impressive.

[@matthewhudson7883]

Kinda odd you talked about Ed Begley Jr. and forgot to mention he was also on the original 'Battlestar Galactica'.

[@joeyprice301]

Matthew Hudson because the title mentions star trek and star wars and not battlestar galactica

[@matthewhudson7883]

And yet there are clips and mentions of other series and movies that are neither Star Wars nor Star Trek and the original BSG had a few elements of both.

[@joeyprice301]

Matthew Hudson oh i didnt watch this shit i dont have enough bleach for my eyes

[@hydrolito]

Bill Mumy appeared on the Twilight Zone before playing Will Robinson on Lost in Space and later played Lennier in Babylon 5, and Walter Koenig that played Chekov on Star Trek played Alfred Bester on Babylon 5. William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy each appeared on the Outer Limits before being on Star Trek. Outer Limits even had an episode called project Vulcan. They also appeared on seperate episodes of Bonanza and so did Deforest Kelly playing a Doctor and later played Dr. McCoy on Star Trek.

[@Alscyom]

I'm fond of the main cast of every ST show, so with their voices and still wasn't able to recognize Takei and Spinner in the animated series, thanks !

[@davidhutchinson5233]

TREK.....always....but I still like Star Wars....but my heart is always with Starfleet and the UFP.

[@jamesanthony8438]

The new movies have driven me away from Star Wars. I've moved on to Firefly. =)

[@MindBodySoulOk]

Stopped watching when it was obvious that no one actually was in star wars and star trek.

[@victorthorpe3369]

cartoons and radio dont count! I want to see kirk with sky walker---Khan with Vader!

[@voysix3667]

Sinne when is Clone Wars Not Star Wars.

[@knotsnights6940]

surprised they didn't mention Earth 2 when talking about Clancy Brown. He was one of- (probably *the*) main protagonist on that show.

[@peterang6912]

Or Spongebob, there are drawings, video games who combines the two...

[@GAME4WAR]

Cartoons don't count! As far as video games.....just stop.

[@iggunnafandom7432]

why?

[@collint5013]

Yes they do count

[@exile220ify]

No..... no, they don't....

[@collint5013]

Josie Lindström they do tho

[@Fridge_Fiend]

You know who isn't in both star wars and star trek? Dex's career Bring back Cringefactor!

[@ahha6304]

I stopped at 2:05 for a while and thought "Agent Pride!" and then, wait he controlled Enterprise once and I totally forgot.

[@antman674]

I've got to sit down and watch that holiday special one of these days. With beer. Lots of beer.

[@jamesanthony8438]

May as well. It was written in a room full of cocaine. =)

[@JasonGroom]

No, you don't, you really really don't

[@ShalmendoGlineux]

You JUST MIGHT enjoy it on LSD or mushrooms... but yeah don't. XD

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

Brock Peters is another one. He played Ben Sisko's dad in DS9 and Admiral Cartwright in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (And Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home). He also was the voice of Darth Vader in the NPR Radio Drama of Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi (which are EXCELLENT, by the way. You can listen to them here: archive.org/details/StarWarsRadio). And to add to that, he also played a non-recurring character on the original Battlestar Galactica! JW3HH

[@BenjaminWirtz]

Clint Howard. He played a role in almost every star Trek show. He also appeared in Solo, which was directed by his brother.

[@stewiegriffen100]

They should make a parody of star trek & star wars and call it 'Star Star' LOL

[@ShalmendoGlineux]

They kind of already did in the form of Spaceballs, in which they make references to both. Although granted it's obviously more of a parody on Star Wars then Trek, but there's still a few good Trek laughs.

[@alphapt9370]

They are actors. They have the urge to put food on the table. Earn in order to provide. So what if they done voice over work for the "opposing franchise"? Real sci-fi fans are not as hardcore as you portray them. A fringe section of them, sure. But you see that everywhere. The rest of us, the sane ones, just want to see good quality sci-fi (and not cash grabs). If that means they work on more franchises, we thank them for it. It's not about betrayal. And if you see it as that... seek help. :)

[@CaptainSpycrab]

AlphaPT Did you actually watch any of the video? Fuck off.

[@alphapt9370]

SailorSpycrab: I have. Did you? Not sure about that. Good luck with your anger management issues.

[@MarkWarbington]

Fionnula Flanagan played Data's "mother" on ST:TNG and was also the mother of the kids in the two Ewok TV movies from the 1980's. She's in her 70's now and still quite active according to IMdB.

[@SerodiAnimations]

There is only one word we star wars fans call them! They're Traitors! Haha jk i love star wars and star trek :)

[@IggyStardust1967]

Ed Begley Jr. was also a recurring character on 1978's Battlestar Galactica. What an honour that must be for him, to have been in THREE of the biggest Sci-Fi franchises in history! Lucky bastard!

[@barcod11]

Simon Pegg also voiced Dengar in the clone wars and battlefront

[@XuntosIzor]

I just looked this up because I didn't believe you, but ya, you are totally right. I had no idea. Wouldn't it be great if he was Dengar in a live action Star Wars movie or show? They could easily do it with prosthetics

[@iggunnafandom7432]

he was, for like 10 seconds in empire. I think I remember there was an easter egg in return of the jedi. He may be in the Han solo movie, idk.

[@hatsethan]

is that dex talking?

[@Watcher3223]

Uh, I believe there's a more simple explanation for people popularly associated with "Star Trek" taking a part in "Star Wars" productions. They are professionals and these are paid gigs they have agreed to be employed for as a way to earn a living. It's not "jumping ship," it's show business.

[@MrParkerman6]

Also most of these aren't the star wars movies.

[@hagbard72]

None of it matters now that Jar Jar Abrams is involved with both.

[@alanfike]

Really? I like the new films. For both franchises.

[@teddygrizz]

Abrams ruins everything because he thinks he has license to dismiss the previous content and change everything up.

[@TheZorolord]

Rian Johnson/Kathleen Kennedy ruined Star Wars for me.

[@albertjones203]

Lens flares in your eyes no matter where you turn...

[@alexanderjones9572]

Please, never mention Jar Jar Abrams again. As Worf would say about the Klingon foreheads issue, "We do not speak of it."

[@NoobsShadow]

Brent Spiner's comment wasn't given in context to the rest of the interview. If this was 2018 I'd be shouting fake news, fake news. Overall he praised the franchise. And I couldn't disagree more about Clive Revill. Ian McDiarmid was amazing in Return of the Jedi and the prequels. But I prefer the original look and voice of the Emperor in Empre Strikes Back 100x better. The re-edits are not nearly as good. First off the make-up looks weird, it still does even after 2011. And second the original dialog was perfect the way it was. I new that monolog between Vader and Palpatine by heart. They've never fixed it all the way since Lucas OCD butchered it.

[@kenpoarniceguy1]

DABO!!!

[@thespanishinquisition2200]

0:35 Kit Fisto!

[@Theavragegamer1998]

Simon Henry plo koon

[@miketaterparker]

This is the 2nd list where they've neglected Brock Peters who played Admiral Cartwright in Star Trek IV and VI, as well as Joseph Sisko in DS9. He also played the voice of Darth Vader in the Star Wars NPR radio adaptations.

[@XuntosIzor]

People that think there is anything of a rivalry between Star Trek and Star Wars are completely ignorant. The two series couldn't be any more different from each other. It's like trying to compare the Alien film franchise to the Doctor Who TV series. They are in different genres made in primarily different mediums using different methods to address different problems with different themes. But because they are both popular, highly influential, and important pieces of pop culture and have similar names, people think there is a rivalry. The only people who continue this infantile dichotomy are people that have not given both franchises a fair chance; they are both excellent and highly worthy of attention.

[@happyvalleykid6324]

XuntosIzor You're both right and wrong. Are they completey different? Yes. But, does a rivalry exist? Also yes. Despite the obvious genre difference, the rivalry still stands, and I playfully despise Trekkies... (playfully I might add, us nerds gotta stick together)

[@lilithcthulhu7660]

XuntosIzor i love alien and dr who.

[@ShalmendoGlineux]

The only 'real rivalry' is snatching eyeballs and dollars. But that goes for ANYTHING. Hello Kitty is as much of a rival of Superman if you look at the 'back to school backpacks' they're trying to sell to the kids...why not do a crossover backpack? lol. But seriously, I love all the franchises you mentioned and won't be trying to smash them together unreasonably in some kind of Vs like Ripley Vs the Doctor Vs Worf or something....granted the thought experiment of it would be fun but people get hung up on how 'their favorite franchise' has to win over the others and end up getting butthurt instead.