Star Trek 2021: In Memoriam

As we draw another year to a close, it’s time for us to reflect on those members of the Star Trek family that we’ve lost this year. These are the people who, in their varying roles in front of and behind the camera, made Star Trek what it is today. Please join us here at Daily Star Trek News in remembering fondly those who left us in 2021.
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Thanks for watching, and live long and prosper 🖖

[@edmercer1459]

Very touching... I usually do not cry in daily life unless things go really bad and I am by myself. I needed a box of tissues for this video. Live Long and Prosper....

[@rhonwenstephens8539]

Any series like Star Trek cannot operate for long without the guest stars, extras and behind the scenes people who make it work week in and week out. This a reminder of just how big a family the Trek Universe is. Thank you all for the memories, or your contributions to those memories. RIP to all those who have passed beyond the veil

[@richardwarner3705]

🖖👍

[@Spookybacon]

I listened to this moving tribute a few weeks ago on my drive to set. Had to choke back a few tears. Beautifully done. 🖖❤‍🩹

[@montanawardog]

Thank you to @Daily Star Trek News - Alison, David, Chris, Jack and T for putting this together. A definitely moving tribute to those who not only touched us through Star Trek, but also the many other aspects of their talents. All will be missed, all will be remembered.

[@DailyStarTrekNews]

This is one of the best and worst parts of the year. Thank you for coming and remembering with us

[@virginiaconnor8350]

You showed Bill Burke 2x-once as Eddie Paske and misspelt Michael O'Heriley's name wrong as Hara. "Nobody's perfect."

[@DANIEL-ho4gr]

Que más puedo decir: Gracias a todas estas nobles personas que se esforzaron en regalarnos "todo" por lo que apreciamos. "Paz a su alma."

[@jprice6419]

Did not expect to think about cousin IT today. So sad we lost so many great actors last year.

[@MikeC08]

rip to those lost 🙏🏽 we love yall forever

[@mark-nm4tc]

I was shocked to learn a couple of years ago about Richard Arnold. He was always popping 'across the pond' in the early days of ST TNG with VCR tapes of episodes to screen at UK conventions as it didn't reach our TV for a few years after its debut. Richard brought a tape of Encounter At Farpoint to Bristol in 1987 for its UK 'premiere'...which was about 30 people crammed into the tiny upstairs function room of a pub :). RIP Richard, thanks for all the memories.

[@annmarie6985]

I just can’t get over all this legendary talent and contribution to the world and continuing legacy. Thank you so much 🖤🖤🖤

[@DailyStarTrekNews]

I'm so glad you came and chatted with us Ann Marie 💙

[@daveagreg]

A big thank you to @Daily Star Trek News for putting together a sweet tribute. Brings back some good memories of all of the talent that graced our screens. ❤💙🖖🏾

[@DailyStarTrekNews]

I both love and hate this time of year. It's wonderful because we get to pay tribute to all these amazing people, but sad that they're gone

[@CloneShockTrooper]

It’s sad because it’s people who made one happy on tough days.. taking us away and into adventures in space far away from a sometimes sad reality

[@chrismayer3919]

That last quote by Lt. Tasha Yar was profound 😔

[@joannamcdee9061]

Thank you for this love- filled remembrance...

[@techniqueswithtodd]

LOVE what you do. I should have commented before. There is an army of fans out here who adore your work!!

[@DailyStarTrekNews]

Hi!! Thank you so much for coming on and saying hello ☺️ Welcome 🖖

[@techniqueswithtodd]

@@DailyStarTrekNews Enjoyed you on Ryan Husks youtube show the other day!!! You rawk :)

[@techniqueswithtodd]

@@DailyStarTrekNews New shows on Sunday at 2pm EST?

[@The7thRule]

This was great. Thank you.

[@DailyStarTrekNews]

Thank you so much for watching 💙🖖

[@jorgemt62]

Can't believe you didn't mention Willie Garson's appearance in Stargate SG-1. Probably the best guest ever. But still awsome. Thank you!

[@hankmessaros6700]

I was born July 1968 and got to see star trek reruns when I was very young in fact kirk fighting the gorn was was the 1st one . I was hooked ever since. I know getting older you lose people but that still doesn't make it any better. This show and the actor big and small made a huge impact on me. I wish some of these actors will come back on with all the shows on before they leave us. Shatner is his 90s already. Thank you to all that have left us. Peace

[@Gabriel-xb8by]

I think it is with honour that we remember those with whom we grew up with as actors or behind the scenes in all Star Trek series or movies. Thank you. PS I am a Star Trek fan and does anyone happen to know of a Star trek fan club in France?

[@stargatepyramids3351]

I just ran across this today. Great job it was very interesting. If you ever edit this you might want to add Willie Garson's contribution to Stargate SG-1 as a lot of Star Trek fans also love Stargate and it's many spin-offs. It would have been nice to have added Stargate SG-1 as one of the reoccurring roles Willie Garson was in. Willie Garson played an alien Martin Lloyd from another planet on Stargate SG-1 who lost his memory of his true identity after crash-landing on Earth. After his first appearance in Season Four’s “Point of No Return on 09/08/2000,” he reprized his role as Martin Lloyd in episodes “Wormhole X-Treme!” 09/08/2001, and “200” 08/18/2006.

[@corwinmorton3411]

I will also say thank you,Star Trek both in the 1960's and all Star trek's s afterwards Helped me in my life in many ways

[@sheilatruax6172]

I had a crush on Henry Darrow as Manolito during High Chapperel's original run. Had made sure to follow him over the years. Was tickled when he showed up on Voyager. I was very sad when I heard he'd passed. RIP

[@AngelCatBaby]

Thank you for sharing this…..even those who have before us, have had a lasting impression on us, and contributed greatly to our lives from their roles as Star Trek characters, including other films they have worked throughout their careers. RIP to all those performers who have influenced us in many ways over their years of dedication and professionalism, may you rest in eternal peace and may your talents and abilities be a guide for others to follow. 🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖

[@curtschmidt918]

R.I.P. Joanne Lindville, and Dean Stockwell

[@williamrmitchell1960]

Nicely done.

[@dreamcreationmedia4000]

Thanks so much for doing this.

[@deetrvl4life875]

Thank you so much for this show! I've always wondered about those that helped make Star Trek, but passed on. Well done, too! I subscribed because I want to see more.

[@allenjones3130]

For years, Chris Plummer hated "The Sound of Music", but iñ his later years, he learned to appreciate the film.

[@melodiefrances3898]

I didn't know he came to like it ...

[@dgenergene4418]

Thank you one and all for your energy, creativity and dedication that has made this lifelong Trek fans Scifi fantasy universe of Star Trek, The most enjoyable and fulfilling to my inner Nerd. My most sincere thank you.

[@BadBocher]

RIP! 😢

[@timwright2395]

Thank you

[@williamoberlander7932]

Spirits are Eternal! They live, within our hearts 💕

[@gwenyffyr]

A very moving presentation. Just one problem... we called ourselves Trekkers, *Not* Trekkies! Trekkie was only used by the media and we scorned it vocally in numerous letters to editors. I was fortunate to have been in attendance at the SF convention, the Tricon, in Cleveland Ohio in late summer of 1966. Gene Roddenberry was there and showed a sneak preview of the first two episodes of Original Star Trek a few weeks before it aired. Thus I feel justified in considering myself one of the 200 or so Original Trekkers in that auditorium. The few, the proud... Live long and prosper!

[@jeffwoodruff-df8gd]

As Spock would say: "fascinating". I always thought it was Trekkie for TOS fans and Trekkers for TNG fans. Thanks for clearing that up--and you must be a reliable source considering your background story. I'm kind of honored to be responding to an original fan like yourself (you could probably even be considered a "primordial" fan due to seeing Trek before it officially aired). I grew up on TOS, seeing maybe 1 original episode (The Enterprise Incident), before syndication out of Chicago (watching from across the Lake in St Joe, MI). Live long and...etc.

[@BunyipnAbout]

That's inspiringly interesting stuff.

[@mikey33409]

Allison, I thank you.and. for those actors, actresses, and numerous others gives life to our dreams and the best of our humble.hopes by one or the other way. mike

[@safiremorningstar]

Most famous in recent years for his portrayal of Mozzy in the hit show White Collar. But I do remember him from when he looked a little more than a kid in Quantum Leap. I never forget a face or Voice or at least I used to not be able to forget avoids her face and his was imprinted in my mind from the first time I saw him because he was that memorable.

[@safiremorningstar]

I remember Miss Baines from China Beach, she was very young there but then at that time so was I.

[@andrewblanchard2398]

.R.I.P. 🌹💜

[@kevinpresley3136]

Dean Stockwell was on the reboot of Battlestar Galatica.

[@donaldholderdoc2910]

R🕊️I🕊️P🕊️

[@Queen-uo8cm]

May these KOVELY People LIVE LONG AND PROSPER The Federation will Never forget you

[@maryhlad7501]

My favorite Star Trek villain was Romulan Commander Chervanack.

[@CloneShockTrooper]

Ps the fact that Richard Arnold listened to the fans, is resonating a lot with me.

[@RiggsjimJKD]

Peter Mark Richman was a regular on Longstreet.

[@donfoley6946]

Plummer was also on the TV show, Counterstrike

[@safiremorningstar]

I am wondering if Richard Evans also played in scarecrow and mrs. King but I can't be sure it's him because I can't find the screen credit for the actor who did play in it.

[@noneya3635]

Can we get a better look at that Star Trek IV poster behind you?

[@donfoley6946]

Lucking was also on the A-Team

[@safiremorningstar]

Darrow I wouldn't call them cameos for say I call it a regular small part in the first season of scarecrow and mrs. King and yes I do remember him from High Chaparral even though I saw it was already in residuals also known as repeats when they used to play in your two later so I recognized him from that before I ever saw him anywhere else I saw him on Barney Miller and when I saw him on the Scarecrow and mrs. King and it's like seeing a familiar face again.

[@paulacornelison243]

It would have been nice to see the actors' actual faces.

[@3007nuffsaid]

How sad that pictures of these celebrities were NOT also shown without their makeup, so we can see who they are!

[@safiremorningstar]

In his later years he became famous for his paintings you could say he gave up 1 artistry for another. The last roll and remember see him in was in a TV show and when she played along with Stacy Keach and I forgot who the third one is I hope they won't feel insulted that my memory is that bad S3 retired vets being shown around and given the Royal Treatment by three young soldiers at a Florida base I forget the name of the show but as usual it was a fox show that was canceled even though it had a very big fan base.

[@randybaumery5090]

Like losing family for me

[@toddkurzbard]

And let us not forget "Star Trek" the IP, which died many years ago when it became WOKEified like Star Wars.

[@GoGreen1977]

Obviously, you don't understand that Star Trek was "woke" from the beginning. I know, I was there from the first broadcast episode in September 1966. What was "woke" in that era is taken for granted now, or should be, but then, history is probably something that would upset you.

[@philippealain6172]

Star Trek is dead since 2009.

[@markmadonia2867]

There was so much I didn't know Thanks 🖖