Delaney sisters | Memory Alpha - Fandom
The Delaney sisters were Human twins, Jenny and Megan. They were assigned to stellar cartography aboard USS Voyager when the starship was pulled into the Delta Quadrant by the Caretaker in 2371 .
I, Mudd - Wikipedia
"I, Mudd" is the eighth episode of the second season of the American science fiction television series Star Trek. Written by Stephen Kandel and directed by Marc Daniels , it was first broadcast on November 3, 1967.
"Star Trek" I, Mudd (TV Episode 1967) - IMDb
When an android takes control of the Enterprise, Kirk and his crew spend four days traveling at warp speed to an uncharted planet. When they beam down they find none other that Harry Mudd, the apparent ruler of the planet made up entirely of androids.
I, Mudd (episode) | Memory Alpha | Fandom
Twins and their false doubles. Using identical twins for each android "series" aided the photographic-effects budget for the episode. With imaginative use of twins and split screens, as many as six of one model were shown at once, while two of the same model required nothing but an additional costume.
Catching Up With The Delaney Sisters - Star Trek
Jul 7, 2016 · They long fancied the Delaney sisters, Megan and Jenny, and Star Trek: Voyager viewers finally got to see them in the flesh in “Thirty Days.” But they weren’t quite Megan and Jenny. Instead, fans encountered Demonica and Malicia, the Twin Mistresses of Evil, as depicted in Tom Paris’ Captain Proton program.
Megan Delaney - Memory Alpha | Fandom
Megan Delaney was a Human Starfleet officer, one of a set of twin sisters. According to Harry Kim, she was the quieter of the two, artistic, and dimpled. (VOY: "Thirty Days") In 2371, Megan, along with her twin sister, Jenny, was assigned to stellar cartography aboard USS Voyager when that starship was pulled into the Delta Quadrant.
Star Trek: Voyager’s Infamous Delaney Sisters Explained - Screen …
Nov 3, 2024 · Star Trek: Voyager's Delaney sisters (Alissa and Heidi Kramer) became an infamous part of the series despite only appearing in one episode. Voyager 's cast of characters included a diverse group, from Star Trek 's first female Captain, Kathryn Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) to the first Vulcan in a show since Star Trek: The Original Series as well as ...
Revisiting 'I, Mudd' - Star Trek
Nov 3, 2023 · The Twins, Twinned and Twinned. As mentioned previously, twins were used to represent several of the android series, and the producers were lucky enough to find four sets of them. Each set was used to represent any of the 500 androids by simply changing their numbered necklaces (called 'badges' in the script).
"Star Trek" I, Mudd (TV Episode 1967) - Trivia - IMDb
During the filming, casting director Joseph D'Agosta was in a panic because he needed at least two female identical twins and couldn't find any suitable for the show. Then one night while driving home he saw Alyce Andrece and Rhae Andrece walking down a street.
"When the Bough Breaks" Twins... 30 Years Later - Star Trek
Feb 22, 2018 · To put that in perspective, the four-year-old twins – Jessica and Vanessa Bova -- who shared the role of Alexandra, the youngest of the children kidnapped from the Enterprise, are now 34 years old with kids of their own.
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