Trek Ace
11-13-2004, 10:26 AM
This from StarTrek.com:
Elizabeth Rogers Remembered
"The distress call definitely came from one of the solar systems in this sector, captain...it was so badly garbled all we got was the name Constellation. Then we lost it."
– Lt. Palmer (Elizabeth Rogers) in "The Doomsday Machine".
Elizabeth Rogers, who appeared in two episodes of Star Trek, passed away on November 6. Rogers died of complications from a series of strokes and lung cancer, according to reports.
Ms. Rogers appeared in several movies and television shows througout her career, including the hit film "An Officer and a Gentleman." Star Trek fans will remember the blonde actress as a sometime fill-in for Uhura on the Bridge as Lt. Palmer, specifically in the episodes "The Doomsday Machine" and "The Way to Eden". She also voiced the part of the Companion in "Metamorphosis".
This is very sad news. We have lost yet another of our favorite female guest stars of the original show. She'll be sorely missed.
Elizabeth Rogers Remembered
"The distress call definitely came from one of the solar systems in this sector, captain...it was so badly garbled all we got was the name Constellation. Then we lost it."
– Lt. Palmer (Elizabeth Rogers) in "The Doomsday Machine".
Elizabeth Rogers, who appeared in two episodes of Star Trek, passed away on November 6. Rogers died of complications from a series of strokes and lung cancer, according to reports.
Ms. Rogers appeared in several movies and television shows througout her career, including the hit film "An Officer and a Gentleman." Star Trek fans will remember the blonde actress as a sometime fill-in for Uhura on the Bridge as Lt. Palmer, specifically in the episodes "The Doomsday Machine" and "The Way to Eden". She also voiced the part of the Companion in "Metamorphosis".
This is very sad news. We have lost yet another of our favorite female guest stars of the original show. She'll be sorely missed.