Apr 16 2009

Orion Slave Girl

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They say no human male can resist them.

Here’s a still from the original Star Trek series (“The Menagerie”, 17 November 1966) featuring Susan Oliver as an Orion slave girl, and is one of 30 cards in the Star Trek Postcard Box by Chronicle Books.

Susan Oliver is my hero.  The fan site SusanOliver.info carries images of a letter and photo she sent to a fan back in 1966, an Air Force sergeant in Vietnam.  In the letter, she expresses pride in those who serve.  There are a number of entertainers today who would do the same, but it seems that it’s a small percentage overall. Sadly, Susan Oliver passed away in 1990.

Don’t forget: there’s only three weeks to the Star Trek Movie Launch, so click the link and get showtimes and tickets. Naturally, the new Star Trek movie features an Orion slave girl as well. Better than the original? You be the judge.

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4 Responses to “Orion Slave Girl”

  1. From Marie:

    I can’t wait to see the new flick! I’m off to click on that link. I need to learn more!

    Posted on 16 April 2009 at 2:47 AM #
  2. From Eddy:

    How ! What a beautiful and gorgeous girl !

    Posted on 16 April 2009 at 2:33 PM #
  3. From Scot:

    A lot of us Trek geeks had a huge crush on Susan Oliver. She was a beautiful woman, a very talented actress, and an accomplished airplane pilot to boot. I would have flown with here anywhere.

    Posted on 10 May 2011 at 12:31 PM #
  4. From dmarks:

    Seeing this puts the quasi-Arabian Nights dance music used for this in the show in my head.

    Posted on 4 June 2011 at 12:57 PM #

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