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[@stratfordbaby]

RIP Andreas. What a beast of an actor.

[@bf-696]

Ohhhh. He seemed familiar, particularly his voice, but I didn't recognize him. Superb actor, I miss him. Loved him in B5 as G'Kar.

[@matthewcaughey8898]

I thought that might be him, I recognized both Tomalok and G’kar in that voice

[@ulysees321]

he really was a great actor

[@ScorpiusZA.]

Indeed - Gone Beyond the Rim.

[@TroyDionWilliams]

G'kar was one of my absolute favorite characters in science fiction, easily in my top five.

[@hellmuthschreefel9392]

Yes, I'm a Star Trek guy, but Andreas Katsulas as G'Kar was one of my favorite science fiction characters.

[@f.k.b.16]

I knew I recognized the voice "Tomalak" (Andreas Katsulas)

[@BillinHungary]

indeed - his interactions with Picard were epid, if brief. Two great actors, humbling themselves to speak technobabel.. haha

[@jaybee2402]

One of his last appearances, he died a couple of years later.

[@VTX00128]

That's exactly the same words I was thinking. This must have been the last time we had to see him in Trek 🖖LLAP old friend.

[@Tech_Advisor_to_CXOs]

My first instinct when hearing that Tomalak died was, "Oh, then we're safe." He was that good.

[@jeddiajones4570]

Oh right! Duh.

[@stevekohl5351]

Katsulas also appeared on Babylon 5.

[@martinm.1967]

He also appeared in TNG.

[@slimjimnyc270]

Katsulas was the one armed man in The Fugitive (1993).

[@tena2sweet]

I was just about to go Google cuz I knew I knew him from Babylon 5 😁 he played G'Kar the lizard like dude right. Hard to tell with all that makeup he had to put on. But the voice is unmistakable 😁

[@tomnchevy89]

​@@tena2sweetG'Kar the Narn, yes

[@cripplers8]

Katsulus also was also the one armed man in The Fugitive

[@Thurgosh_OG]

The original 1963 Fugitive film, not the newer one with Harrison ford. Though there is an older 1947 film of the same name (different story) starring Henry Ford.

[@stanpatterson5033]

@@Thurgosh_OG Yes, Andreas Katsulas was The One-Armed Man, named Fredrick Sykes, in the 1993 movie. In the 1963 TV series, the One-Armed Man was portrayed by Bill Raisch, and only in the series 2-part finale, is his character name revealed to be Fred Johnson.

[@stratfordbaby]

Trip always flirting with the ladies.

[@tristanwhite3472]

True

[@bf-696]

Did he get pregnant this time?

[@williambrown2830]

Just being a good host! "Now this is the tradition where we play doctor!"

[@MrTmax74]

I think I need to watch this show. All the clips I have seen are great. Anyhow, the species planet seems pretty close to Earth, Star Trek wise. I bet they joined the federation at some point.

[@tena2sweet]

I highly recommend Enterprise it's one of my favorite Star Trek shows. And despite public opinion Discovery was one of my other favorites 🤷🏻‍♀️😁

[@wubbsy1]

Enterprise is well worth your time. I hope you enjoy it 😊.

[@ut000bs]

TOS and TNG were good. Voyager had some interesting episodes but the whole story was… …and same with DS:IX. ENT stayed true to TOS almost entirely. My opinion. 🙂🖖‍

[@DUCKDUCKGOISMUCHBETTER]

I see the digestive systems of the new unknown species has plot armor as strong as their ships. They can instantly eat our food. 😂

[@jaklinhyde]

Are you new to ST?

[@surelywoo]

All that prime directive non-interference bs goes out the window when they are the ones getting a technological handout.

[@zcorpalpha2462]

Just met a new species Fine, Cool 😎 How do we know what they can eat, breath, smell, speak, etc …..

[@williambrown2830]

My God man!...It's in the script LOL

[@DUCKDUCKGOISMUCHBETTER]

Their entire digestive systems have plot armor as usual.

[@BramMichaelson]

I keep expecting to say "The Membare are nothing but formidable Mr Garabaldi."

[@cracknoir8397]

Good ol trip chatting up the alien girls Hehe !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@brendandmcmunniii269]

I thpught G'Kar had gone beyond the Rim ?

[@hankrearden20]

He did. A long time ago.

[@gembommo]

Rest in peace G'kar

[@MegaZeta]

(billionth comment telling everyone they’ve seen a famous actor before)

[@tristanwhite3472]

Thanks 👍

[@CristySFM1234]

"We traveled further then any human" Ss valiant (2068): flung outside our galaxy Amelia Erhard and few other humans (1930s): delta quadrant Random 22c guy who stole a 26c timeship: far

[@Thurgosh_OG]

That Archer knew of, at that point in time.

[@subkommander9007]

Get on with it Tomolock !!

[@tristanwhite3472]

The Vulcans should of gave Starfleet Technology.

[@williambrown2830]

Andorians helped humans most, they gave us shield technology...and phasers I think.

[@chriscarr3916]

Commander Tomolock!

[@johntrevy1]

Shall we end this charade?

[@Kakkarot211]

g'kar on star trek, very cool

[@Thurgosh_OG]

G'Kar on Star Trek, again (TNG Romulan Commander Tomalak) and still very cool.

[@Kakkarot211]

@ absolutely right, I thought I saw him on trek before

[@michaelsmith4904]

any metaphasic shielding?

[@rockpadstudios]

I want to know what the windows are made of

[@zcorpalpha2462]

Transparent Aluminum😂

[@williambrown2830]

​​@@zcorpalpha2462beat me to it!

[@archonix]

@@zcorpalpha2462 Didn't some guy in san francisco invent that in the mid 80s?

[@zcorpalpha2462]

@@archonix 🤣

[@jaklinhyde]

@@archonix I’ve noticed a lot of non Star Trek ppl watching these clips now asking these type of questions 😂😂

[@jamesslowik5257]

Why are these (all your offering ) just 4 minutes clips?

[@stratfordbaby]

Because you want him to be banned correct?

[@LunarSecrets]

Just think about what you said, logically, for 5 seconds. Play that through. The answer will be forthcoming.

[@doubledranch871]

No captions for the hearing impaired,,,,,,useless

[@tristanwhite3472]

Starfleet were far behind on technology.

[@johntrevy1]

To be fair it was a "necessary evil".

[@alansargent9158]

WTF? Contact them by "audio"?? And a first contact who speaks perfect English ? And eats the same food as humans? This stupidity is a new low even for Star Trek.

[@jaklinhyde]

You do know this is science fiction right??

[@darrellhagan6124]

It is good entertainment, all it was meant to be. The trouble with modern Star Trek and other sci-fi shows is that they have way, way too much realism and emotional content which seriously detracts from the magic.

[@jaklinhyde]

@@darrellhagan6124 I think that’s somewhat true but I believe too many people nowadays have grew up in a time where tv and social media now have made things into more reality entertainment. When I was a kid tv was literally just entertainment but now more ppl want obvious fake stuff to be more realistic, but then like you just said when they do make nu trek more relatable to todays time still ppl complain. It’s really a damned if you do and damned if you don’t

[@moozoo2589]

There is a perfect scientific explanation to all that.

[@malachyfox1828]

A Vulcan would not re about age that would be illogical,live long and prosper every one🖖