Star Trek - Temptations In A Human Body

[@christopherthorkon3997]

What a great actress - Diana Muldaur.

[@Dabhach1]

Ah, the young Diana Muldaur. How stunningly beautiful she was.

[@TMS5100]

her TNG hairdo didn't suit her at all.

[@sbrasel]

@TheVoiceOfTruth FYI, this was broadcast in 1968.

[@chrismc410]

She still is quite attractive for a woman of her years

[@varis2000]

Do check out "Is there in truth no beauty?"

[@mkaplan1383]

And still is if you look pass her old age. In my perspective, you never forget a beautiful woman.

[@edydon]

Diana Muldaur is so beautiful and refined. It's obvious why she was a favorite of Gene Roddenberry. He used her in two TOS episodes and a made for TV movie "Planet Earth."

[@michaelsmith4904]

I was going to ask why Doctor Pulaski was in a TOS episode...

[@GrimReaper-wz9me]

Strange that I never cared for her at all. She by no means was the most drop dead gorgeous Star Trek actresses. Certainly not to be pulling off this arrogant, severely rigid guest cast members. In my humble opinion at least.

[@humane143imperfection6]

I'm watching the first three seasons of Star Trek for the very first time and out of all the blonde haired blue eyed Yeoman steps Dr. Ann Mulhall. This woman is strikingly beautiful, her visage cuts through to my very core.

[@natalieschannel7675]

Pulaski was gorgeous in the 60’s!

[@cullysloy2705]

That's probably why everyone puts up with her.

[@goback3spaces]

I can't count how many times Kirk & Co. came up against beings with superior powers who were nonetheless morally inferior. This scene is a perfect example. Thalassa stinks up the joint, and McCoy makes us all proud to be human.

[@LordTalax]

Its a typical commentary on the corruption of people with vast power. Such a theme is repeated throughout the series.

[@kalballey]

she played that part exceptionally well

[@jamesfield2442]

So attractive what a stunner.

[@marktellez9719]

Great video thank you for downloading it love these old Star Trek

[@toAdmiller]

There is a WONDERFUL story told by Nichelle Nichols (Uhura) after she'd read several of Roddenberry's teleplays of Star Trek TOS episodes...She said to him something along the lines of: "Gene...you're writing MORALITY PLAYS....!" and she says Gene answered her (with a finger over his lips), "Shhhhhhhhhh.....!"

[@STho205]

Everyone knew they were morality plays. Most of 60s TV dramas were morality plays. This is a contrived "memory" of hers and Roddenberry's...as they wrote themselves exciting pasts. Serling did it too, pretending he did TZ in 1959 because he didn't want to write morality plays anymore and the whole series was melodramatic morality plays.

[@davfree9732]

@@STho205 Keep in mind, when you have the power of recording a record that can be broadcast again and again... what you see is the shiny version of history. Not the warts and all... But the shiny version at the very least, has elements of truth. You just have to discern the truth from the embellishments.

[@STho205]

@@davfree9732 I did. Serling was doing morality plays long before Roddenberry was writing (adapting) anything over 25 minutes. Big Valley and Gunsmoke were morality plays before Star Trek...and so was Daniel Boone where Spock was borrowed from (Mingo). Morality plays was the norm in late 50s and 60s dramas. Trekkies like to imagine Star Trek was the fountainhead of trends, but it was sometimes a follower.

[@RobertWilke]

@@STho205 and should be again. We could use a dose of morality every once and a while. Sad part is Hollyweird itself needs that more than ever.

[@leonpse]

Now, we have no morality plays and no morality?

[@davidwoodhead1037]

Diana Muldaur is a beautiful actress who acted this particular episode very well.

[@fernandorivera2395]

"NO BLOODY A, B, C, OR D"- Montgomery Scott

[@65wiseman]

VERY LOVELY AND AN ACTRESS WHO DESERVED FAR MORE.

[@gooberclown]

I always found Diane Muldaur attractive but she seemed mysteriously aloof and super- intelligent. 😊

[@mrbouttabubble]

I'm a doctor NOT a pimp! This body pleases me.YEAH, IT pleases ALL of us!

[@kabkab8441]

She's HOT HOT HOT, is she high maintenance?

[@susanboylefanable]

@@kabkab8441 Maybe. She is, after all, an actress! But I don't believe anyone conveyed the image of "smart, sophisticated, & sexy' like she did!

[@mdd1963]

It damn sure would have pleased me...but, alas, I was only 6 years old when this aired, so, would likely have been more pleased with a new G.I. Joe than with a set of breasts!!

[@mayhemmacraider4737]

@@mdd1963 gijoe best have that kung fu grip

[@paulhunter6742]

That what this being implies when ask Dr. McCoy allow her steal Dr Ann Mulihall's body. " I will not pettel flesh!"

[@bentstrider]

Her voice never really changed!!

[@DaveMiller2]

Damn, Diana Muldaur is so beautiful here.

[@Beauxdeauxfinglok]

"I will not peddle flesh!"

[@donaldmerriweather8718]

Just saw her in an episode of The Virginian . 1967 I think. She was gorgeous

[@mayhemmacraider4737]

I will not peddle flesh, go get em McCoy.

[@energicko]

Dr. Pulaski argued with Dr. McCoy. RIP DeForest Kelley 20th yr June 1999 - June 2019

[@santiagocanojr.1214]

DeForest Kelley died 22 years ago last month.

[@energicko]

@@santiagocanojr.1214 Bones, not so "ill- favored." 🙏

[@johnwatson3948]

OMG I'd forgotten Diana Muldaur is such a fox -

[@LordTalax]

was

[@mitchtavio]

I never knew she was on TOS before becoming Pulaski. Amazing how many future Trek stars were extras on earlier episodes of TOS and TNG.

[@mumblesbadly7708]

Diana Muldaur was invited to take the Dr. Pulaski role on TNG by Roddenberry because she appeared in some TOS episodes back in the day.

[@historybuff66]

@@mumblesbadly7708 Well, just one other role-that of Miranda Jones in the S3 episode “Is There in Truth No Beauty?”.

[@bradleyj.fortner2203]

@Jaegar19Ultima Don't forget about Jeffery Combs. He played a bunch of different characters on multiple shows. Marc Alaimo (Dukat) was in a few episodes of TNG as well. The guy that played Zefram Cochrane in FIrst Contact was in a few episodes of TNG as other characters too.

[@masere]

Merritt Buttrick's appearance in TNG was alongside another actor who was one of Khan's henchmen in TWOK.

[@amp8295]

And who can forget Majel Barett? Nurse Chapel, Lwaxanna Troi and the computer throughout the lifetimes of the TOS, TNG and Voyager. Man there were few places she would be and I was surprised to find out that she was basically everywhere whenever old man Gene was involved.

[@odom2142]

Those puppy dog eyes on her. So pretty

[@Emper0rH0rde]

Diana Muldaur was *all kinds* of gorgeous.

[@j.randle3803]

Absolutely😀

[@lonster3000]

For some reason KZbin thought this video may not be suitable for alll viewers, made me agree I wanted to see it. I think they need to fix their filters.

[@photonicus]

Dr. Pulaski's great grandmother. Seems her family has served Starfleet for a long time!

[@sandal_thong8631]

And the yeoman in "The Galileo Seven" left the service and became a space hippie.

[@santiagocanojr.4663]

Deforest Kelley was a great actor who played Dr. Mccoy in Star Trek the original passed away in June of 1999.

[@mthai66]

People commenting that TOS is dated or "corny" LOL compared to the 80's corniness of early TNG it's noting. TOS is the well-spring of everything that came after. It's not corny; it's not campy; it's EPIC.

[@LonesomeTraveller]

@Jo Notyourbusiness That is...more like an unpopular opinion.

[@Ragitsu]

Nah, it has plenty of corn (and acid, too).

[@sbrasel]

"Only you and I will know that Dr. Mulhall has not returned to her body." Ummm...wouldn't people ask Thalassa why her voice has that weird echo effect?

[@glouconx983]

No, that's the official TOS godlike being voice echo. Everyone knows it.

[@camscics]

@@glouconx983 LOL...

[@sandal_thong8631]

I think that effect was for the audience, not other characters they encountered.

[@LordTalax]

Umm umm the transporter did it! Yeah that's it.

[@davidcawrowl3865]

What fun for a 12-13 year old boy to watch these episodes.

[@LonesomeTraveller]

It would be like solace for a nerd.

[@catman8965]

Both the SciFi and the fact that the 1960’s had the mini-skirt.

[@DEP717]

Man Diana Muldaur had it goin'. She was also cute in "McQ."

[@0biwan7]

damn.... pulaski looked good in a miniskirt in kirk's day. picard never knew what he was missing out on.

[@trwent]

Picard had the libido of a monk. Compared to him, Paula Poundstone was oversexed.

[@bhbluebird]

She was so darn pretty.

[@TheTransporter007]

Dr. Pulaski helping out James T. Kirk. NICE

[@johcafra]

...and is that James Doohan giving voice to Sargon? That man was also everywhere.

[@LonesomeTraveller]

That man was a genius artist. I would have loved if the TOS crew was as friendly with each other as the TNG crew.

[@nana78748]

What are you talking about? She, Julie Newmar, Mariette Hartley, and Sherry Jackson were the most beautiful guest stars to me.

[@ghjhgjdfhhjfghefhjfg3327]

Lee Merriweather too!

[@jasontownsend9460]

Julie newmar was ridiculously hot

[@missymissymiss5192]

She had such an unflattering hairdo as Pulaski on TNG. Terrible thing to do to such a beautiful woman.

[@crystalheart9]

I thought so too, I couldn't understand why they did that.

[@missymissymiss5192]

I totally agree. What were they thinking?

[@trwent]

I love Diana Muldaur. Great actor, nice woman.

[@ocerg1111]

Have no fear... Sargon is here!

[@tracybosworth1033]

Love that blooper! 😂

[@woodie62]

Diana was a bit on the thin side but still very much beautiful !!!!

[@EngPheniks]

the 1960s was a fine decade for the cast of Star Trek, then came the 1970s and there was hair. Everything changed 😩

[@MORE1500]

There are more than few who think of themselves as Gods. Earth may be going down the same path.

[@sairamesh5521]

Trump 2020

[@LonesomeTraveller]

We may not ever reach world peace, sadly. Bernard Shaw was right when he said, "You'll never have a quiet world till you knock the nationalism out of the human race".

[@slimdudeDJC]

@@LonesomeTraveller And when that happens, you'll knock individualism out as well and have a quiet, enslaved world . . .

[@slimdudeDJC]

Earth _IS_ going down the same path.

[@LonesomeTraveller]

@@slimdudeDJC don't know how that will knock individualism out though.

[@keittkatranch5167]

Hmmm, Dr Pulaski's great grandma was on Kirk's Enterprise.

[@TypOPositiv]

Dr. Pulaski never looked so HOT!!!!

[@Aetila]

She was so sweet...now I can't stand her hair in ST-TNG that started to rewatch.

[@funkervogt47]

She looked like Sophie Turner.

[@OhioGuy82]

Damn Pulaski, you fine!

[@65wiseman]

I think that she and Karen Steele were the loveliest visitors to the Enterprise.

[@slimdudeDJC]

The loveliest visitors to the show?? Julie Newmar, Joan Collins

[@65wiseman]

@@slimdudeDJC They were NEVER on the Enterprise. And I didn't think they were as lovely anyway.

[@slimdudeDJC]

@@65wiseman My mistake! They weren't on board. I only considered them being on the show period. However, yes, they both were AS lovely as the mentioned two. Julie's sex appeal is legendary as was Joan Collins beauty.

[@brookeking8559]

And Barbara Ann Luna as Marlena Moreau was definitely in that league.

[@larrytruelove7112]

When I read the background on the actress in this episode, I discovered she played Dr. Pulaski in The Next Generation.

[@TMS5100]

her talent was sadly wasted on TNG. a seasoned professional actress and veteran of star trek, no less. the TNG producers gave her a bad hairdo and had her play a dislikable, crotchety old curmudgeon. so disappointing, she could easily have been dr. crusher's equal or better.

[@RammatRamzi]

Great episode.

[@jpCps01]

Whoa, Pulaski is on a bad mood.

[@patrickduffy4967]

Woww, Dr. Pulaski was hot when she was younger!

[@YTRulesFromNM]

Diana Muldaur was extremely beautiful before the beaten with a fugly stick for ninety five years and recast for Star Trek TNG.

[@baronvg]

Young Diana Muldaur kinda looks like Sophie Turner.

[@santiagocano2813]

This Actress Is Wearing A Star Trek Skirt, Black Tights, And Black Boots.

[@LordTalax]

captain obvious

[@petejones879]

Diana Muldaur was also a doctor on the Enterprise in TNG. and tbh doesn't look that much older

[@ChataCovers]

i had no idea that Sargon's voice was actually Scotty's voice (James Doohan)

[@paulhunter6742]

" I will NOT petal flesh, I am a physical". Thank Stars Doctor McCoy has ethics

[@gooberclown]

Pedal, not petal.😊

[@camscics]

@@gooberclown Peddle, not pedal. (And physician, not physical)

[@YTRulesFromNM]

In Star Trek TNG 'The Return of Charlie X' Charlie makes a paper bag appear over Dr. Pulaski's head.

[@62Cristoforo]

Dose lines are pretty fuggin poetic for a siy fi

[@genemaguire]

Diana Muldaur is proof you can't live off your looks forever...

[@christianbrown85]

Gene are you a man or woman ? You are an idiot everyone ages she is still beautiful she does not get face lifts and breast implants like some of the hmmmm Angeles and superwemen

[@franksendgarden1351]

of course her soul came from both sides and she already represents herself 😊 years ago

[@nicholasmaude6906]

Diane Muldaur was hot back in the day but not so hot when she played Dr. Pulaski in S2 TNG.

[@chrismc410]

Now we see why Kyle Riker was hitting it with her six ways from Sunday in their youth.

[@ai6894]

She was getting it good on _L.A. Law_ before she got "shafted."

[@Sutterjack]

This episode made me sad that mankind could have benefited greatly from Sargon's knowledge but Sargon quickly came to the conclusion that the powers they had were too tempting to play God. This is a typical assumption that superior intelligence is more benevolent, but that's a dangerous assumption.

[@edwardbliss8931]

"Are you alright?"

[@miguelaprendizaje.2918]

Dr pulaski?? I didnt know it...

[@atalaykabasakal4754]

Tam gençliğin üstünde seviyom ya hemde çooooook seviyorum Dianama ciğerim ❤️

[@pcaetano7527]

Dr Miranda Jones can see...

[@rita-pk6ut]

I am a woman, i was about in late sixties, my skirt was even shorter, i was naughty!

[@bettyleeist]

Yeah,this is a good episode of:Star Trek with the actress;Diana Muldaur!I think,she was in a show about 🦁 lions?Or,something having to do with a zoo?

[@Plathismo]

Agreed on all those. But don't forget Yvonne Craig, still the hottest Orion Slave girl in my book.

[@chrismc410]

Plathismo Majel Barrett and Nichelle Nichols are tied as the hottest as far as TOS goes. Gates McFadden and Lycia Naff were the hottest as far as TNG goes. Yes, Marina Sirtis usually is the standard answer but I think too many rate her high and was basically the sex symbol. She did evolve past that when she took command in the episode "Disaster", even more when she became a Romulan in "Face of the Enemy" and was complete in "Chain of Command" when she was in a standard uniform which in a way made her hotter. For that, she gets a high honorable mention. Suzie Plakson also gets a high honorable mention as Dr. Selar and Ambassador K'Ehleyr. Gwynth Walsh also is up there as B'etor. Those boobs cannot be ignored as well as her attitude. Nana Visitor and Terry Farrell of course get the vote for DS9. As slightly annoying as she was, Nicole de Boer gets an honorable mention as Ezri Dax. Seeing her in a nightie made up some of the annoyances. Chase Masterson also is an honorable mention. Her curves cannot be denied but ditzy attitude prevents her from rating higher. Many will say Jeri Ryan tops the list for Voyager for good reason. Equally hot was Roxann Dawson and many would agree there too. Many would say Kate Mulgrew herself was the hottest. I'll say that Jeri Ryan, Roxann Dawson and Kate Mulgrew are tied as the hottest as far as Voyager goes.

[@219garry]

@@chrismc410 Hottest of them all was Lee Meriwether (Miss America 1955) TOS episode That Which Survives.

[@abdomination]

Holy crap I didn't realize that Lwaxana was on the original show as well! Fuck lol

[@ispeakmytruth1549]

She was Roddenberry's wife and played the first officer in the original pilot "The Cage". I believe she was in every Star Trek creation until her passing in 2008.

[@Mxsmanic]

I'll agree for Sherry Jackson, but none of the others.

[@ShamrockParticle]

shouldn't Doctor Mulhall be wearing blue, not red? 😁 pretty good scene in classic sci-fi

[@brookeking8559]

Yes, but she looks great in red.

[@adamson5779]

Very interesting story.. here they are explaining to you the reason why religion was given to the masses, for the mind that hath understanding.

[@TheCharlesJackson]

Dr. Pulaski!

[@YTRulesFromNM]

Her looks were gone when she appeared (ape-peared maybe) on Quincy. Maybe they had really strong cigarettes back then.

[@HarPlayer]

Man Ann Mulhall's was hot back than

[@robertmorris8997]

I am always fascinated by that 1950's supermarket sliding door technology.

[@DefSquadFan]

Diana Mulduar from the Q continum.

[@LeftIsBest001]

I'm assuming by her stripes she's a Lt Cmdr? Correct?

[@sandal_thong8631]

That's what they say. I don't think there were any full commanders on the Enterprise in Season 1. I imagine they were all pissed that James Kirk got promoted ahead of them all; with Finney and Janice Lester even wanting to revenge themselves on him.

[@uniquesimplify3356]

She looks like elizabeth debicki

[@Diegogr08]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@justinthomas1710]

Dr. Palasky!

[@Hrel88]

can someone please explain to me why there are no longer full episodes on youtube?!

[@clickrick]

Money.

[@JA-rn5qv]

CBS being greedy and trying to capitalize on reborn popularity of all of the Trek series. Now they want you to go to their streaming service and pay to view Trek. For the same reason they effectively shut down all of the fan produced Trek productions that were springing up on KZbin since the fan produced series and up-coming movie (Prelude to Axanar) was becoming more Trek than anything that CBS/Paramount was doing. They just couldn't have that.

[@sandal_thong8631]

@@clickrick I was going to say that!

[@kleeklee4572]

So this lady played two different characters on Star Trek huh?

[@chrismc410]

Three. Ann Muhall as we see here, Miranda Jones in another TOS episode and of course Katherine Pulaski in TNG.

[@smoluk1]

Why didn't they just Clone the Bodies instead.

[@francisshortjr]

Gas flames 😜

[@dawood121derful]

this was a great episode, I wonder whose brainchild it was? Gene Roddenberry or one of his suppressed staff writers?

[@bobgreen1236]

Won't that weird reverby voice give her away?

[@CheapHomeTech]

I am ashamed to say I liked these episodes when they first came out. They are so much better than the drivel that came out later. Still, it could have been much better.

[@mechtech104]

@TheSpazz13 omfg she looks so much nicer younger

[@BrylcreemBill]

Don't we all?

[@71superbee39]

Again we see what Gene thought of God... a cruel master that if displeased could destroy with a thought.....Completely forgetting the Cross....

[@chrismc410]

Considering the Old Testament alone is full of exactly that example, not completely wrong.

[@archie977]

adertisment is a doop

[@brain8484]

Doctor Pulaski far better than doctor crusher

[@albinmalik5140]

Its closeth women werid

[@Mxsmanic]

@genemaguire She wasn't particularly attractive to begin with.