Another one in DS9, When Morn is (supposed dead), Quarks grabs a passer by and sits him in Morn's seat. The passer by just so happen to be Morn's actor.

Iggy Pop in DS9's "The Magnificent Ferengi" as a captured Vorta for a prisoner swap. Nog rigging him up as a walking corpse was hilarious.

Being a Gen X kid, Christian Slater in Star Trek VI will always be my favorite cameo. "You have hearing problems, Mister?"

Another one to add… Jordan’s King Abdullah II bin al-Hussein played a lieutenant on Voyager. He’s a HUGE Star Trek fan.

Abdullah II: we are not amused 😜 They literally had a king in Star Trek and you didn’t mention it

Surprised no one seems to be mentioning Alan Ruck. He played Ferris Bueller's BFF in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" and also played Captain John Harriman (the CO of the Enterprise-B) in "Star Trek Generations".

My husband got to meet "Quark" in 2008 in Vegas. He loved him as Principal Snyder in Buffy the vampire slayer! He said he liked working on Buffy. My husband passed away in February 2018. He had been to other Conventions, but this was my first one. He even had a TNG costume made that he and his friend dressed up one year. DS9 was his favorite. We got to see "Spock" talk about the new reboot movie. The movie poster we got has the original release date that got changed for some reason! I loved going to Star Trek The Experience before it went away. Quark's bar had really good food! We saw the Doctor from Voyager on his phone outside the convention center.

Charlie X - “Sir, I put meatloaf in the ovens. There’s turkeys in there now... real turkeys!” Some guy named Gene Roddenberry.

No love for Christian Slater in Undiscovered Country?

Patrick Swayze (Star Trek: The Final Frontier) as young Sarek and Christian Slater in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country) as the crewman who bothered Sulu in his quarters.

Not really known to the public, but known as the author of The Last Lecture lecture and subsequent book, Randy Pausch, a Carnegie Melon professor diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (which was ultimately a terminal diagnosis) was offered a very brief speaking role on the 2008 Star Trek reboot movie, on the Kelvin bridge he says, “captain we have visual.” RIP.

There was also Seth MacFarlane in Enterprise.

One more to add, John Tesh was the final holo-Klingon to hit Worf with a pain stick for his ceremony in The Icarus Factor.

Jane Wiedlinof the Go-Gos was in Star Trek IV for about 5 seconds as an Officer on screen whose ship was disabled by the Probe.

You missed Mae Jemison (astronaut and superhero) she played transporter operator Lt. Palmer in the episode "Second Chances". She was the first female black astronaut in space, I can't believe she wasn't number 1 on the list.

Clint Howard, Opie Taylor's real life brother was wonderful in every role he played on 4 different ST series; Star Trek: The Original Series, Star Trek: Enterprise, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Star Trek: Discovery. There is an interval of 51 years between his first role and his latest role.

That sceen in the Good Shepperd when Janeway seems lost was funny if we remeber that she said like 3 time in Relativity that she has been burried in the scematics for 3 months and could walk the corridors blindfold :)

More actors cameo'd as VOY crew members than there were crew members on the ship

Doesn't belong on this list because it's one you couldn't miss, but all time greatest Trek cameo was Stephen Hawking.

Sean, you missed Iggy Pop as the Vorta Yelgrun in the DS9 episode “The Magnificent Ferengi”.

Yep that was Mick Fleetwood I'd recognise him anywhere 🙂

Dwayne Johnson had a cameo in the Voyager episode "Tsunkatse"

Totally need to see Sean's likeness and voice appear as a character in Lower Decks, maybe the new transporter chief?

Harve Bennet was also the voice you heard in the opening narration for The Six Million Dollar Man. He did the first part and Richard Anderson did the second part.

In VOY 'Message in a Bottle', Andy Dick played the EMH-2, along with Judson Scott's Romulan Commander role. Quite an episode it was 😁🖖

My favorite has always been James Worthy as a giant Klingon.

I remember Teri Hatcher as a transporter operator in The Outrageous Okada I think it was called.

Another hidden one is “A Nightmare on Elm St’s” Heather Lagenkamp. She was the security officer manning the brig where Harrison/Khan is being held on the Enterprise in “Star Trek Into Darkness.” Her husband’s company was doing the makeup effects work, so they put a mask on her and she appeared as an extra.

How about Iggy Pop on DS9 playing a Vorta, holding Rom and Quark’s mother.

I can think of a few others. DC Fontana (story editor for the original series) was in The Motion Picture as one of the spectators watching the ship leave dock. And near her was David Gerrold, who wrote "The Trouble With Tribbles". David would appear again in Deep Space Nine, as part of Enterprise Security in "Trials and Tribble-ations".

Leonard Nimoy also says “scanning, indications negative at this time” when Kirk asks McCoy to scan for ships.

John Laraque .He was a lawyer on Nightcourt played a Klingon in a Star Trek Movie

Of the all these interesting tidbits, the most "wow" one to me was the fact that Nimoy and Bennett passed within two days of each other. Didn't know that. Real "wow"!

You missed Melvin Belli as Gorgan in the TOS epsode "And the Children Shall Lead". It's a little old, but so am I! :)

Sean, I hope you get your wish. My vote is that you are retroactively inserted into “Trials and Tribbleations” in the post bar fight transporter room scene.

Agree with Sean about the Excelsior- she is a beauty, especially if compared to the Galaxy class and Oberth class vessels. Sean should cameo in the new Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Harve Bennett’s character was named Robert Bennett (from the Star Trek Encyclopedia). Missed cameos: Trek producer Rick Berman was in These Are the Voyages... (Enterprise) James Worthy as Klingon smuggler Koral in ST:TNG’s Gambit; for ‘size comparison’, Counselor Troi was seen walking up to him, he’s easily the tallest Klingon in any Trek show to date.

We always need these kinds of shows.

Standing beside Mark Leonard as Klingon Captain in TMP is John Laroquette from Night Court as a Klingon... :)

For all the people complaining about all of the cameos not mentioned consider this. It would be either a multipart or very long video to list all of them.

As someone who saw Star Trek TMP in theaters, I remember people actually walking out on the film saying it was boring.

Christian Slater had a cameo in Star Trek VI.

You're right, Sean; I think that you'd do well in a cameo. In fact, many big fans could potentially make for good cameos due to their devotion to the ST universe, I think. 😊

I saw Star Trek the Motion Picture in Piccidilly in London either late 79 or early 80 can't quite remember still love it to this day.

Nolan North was also a helmsman on the Vengeance.

You cheered me up so much with the tribble version of you with the noise, it was perfect. Thank you ❤️

Randy Pausch in a "blink and you'lll miss it" moment as a member of the Kelvin bridge crew saying, "Captain, we have visual". Randy was notable for writing the book, "The Last Lecture", when he had been given some number of months to live. Appearing on Star Trek had been one of a number of things he had listed on his dream list he never expected to come to fruition that then happened.

Don’t forget Stephen Hawking on TNG The Descent

Sean, wasnt there an astronaut cameo in TNG as the transporter chief?

Michelle Philips was in that one TNG episode. Hardly a cameo, she had a role in the episode.

Wasn't Harve Bennett in TVH as a Spacedock technician who said "StarFleet this is Spacedock on emergency channel. We have lost all power" just as the Probe was passing by Spacedock?

Jane Wiedlin of the Go-Gos as "Alien Communications Officer" in Star Trek IV. And Kelsey "Dr. Frasier Crane" Grammer in STNG: Cause & Effect

Seth Macfarlane, in Enterprise season 4

my fav cameo is christian slater in s.t. VI: the undiscovered country! my fav s.t. film too. it pays to have friends (his mom) in high places!

John Larroquette in Star Trek III The Search for Spock

Write yourself a Short Trek - I would love a small scene where someone tries to convince a Captain to borrow the Captain's yacht

About 2 years ago i rewatched all of Voyager. When Tom Morello popped up, it threw me for a few minutes. And I had watched the original episode 20 years ago. It took me a moment to go oh yeah, he had a small cameo. I was almost as surprised recently as I was the first time because I had forgotten all about it. I know he was a huge Trekkie, so he talked his way into a cameo.

I don’t know. I think a Star Trek Academy show would do really well. There is tremendous opportunity for storylines and for introducing new characters for future mainline shows. I’d like to see it happen.

I can't believe I missed Tom Morello in Voyager!!

Kelsey Grammer in TNG Cause and Effect

I love TMP as well. Big fan.

Well done! Several new cameos to me!

What about James Cawley, Captain Kirk in "New voyages: Phase 2" he was an enterprise crewman that walks by theain cast on the bridge in the 09 film

The reason harve Bennett character was called "admiral bob" was because this was the nickname for Robert a heinlein, a major influence on a large numbers of people in sci-fi and space work

Kelsey Grammar in Cause and Effect and the actress who played Lilith in Cheers (Don't know name) in TNG episode First Contact.

Great 👍 job on this video. It was a lot of fun to watch and you are very entertaining. You have my vote when they call you for a part in the next movie. 😅

All good things is the best episode that is a finale, but what you leave behind is the best finale.

The King of Jordan did a cameo in Voyager as a walking crewmember.

Just a correction--in STIII, Scotty was heading for the Transporter Room on the NX-2000, not the Main Bridge.

Sean you are the BEST! I absolutely love all your videos, specially the Ups and Downs. Keep it up!

Jess Bezos appearing in a Kelvin movie, Elon Musk being positively mentioned in Discovery are really compelling arguments to hate those

Im amazed that every background character in the shows isnt a famous person that wanted to be in an episode...

Wow. Thank you

Love the T shirt... Sean Back to the past

I need to go watch the Vic's lounge scene from the finale now.

And don't forget Vincent Schiavelli, Sir John Neville (as Isaac Newton) and Prof. Stephen Hawkins (as himself - him being a *monster* Trekkie)

In the 2009 "Star Trek" movie, W Morgan Sheppard also had a cameo as the Vulcan Science Minister. I believe that was his last Star Trek role.

Teri Hatcher was also on TNG. As well as Doogie Howser’s Lucy Boryer as ENSIGN Janeway.

For all we know Sean will have a walk on part in Lower Decks season 3. I know if I were an animator for the show I'd draw him into the background along with my dad.

Majel Barret's voice should be the ONLY computer voice for ST...forever and always...too bad Lucille Ball never did a cameo, she is after all, the Grand Admiral of Star Trek...

If you've ever read Chris Columbus' story about Trump in Home Alone 2, you'd wish you hadn't included it.

Jim O’Heir (Jerry, Garry, Larry Gergich) from Parks and Rec was in a Voyager episode. Just realized that the other day.

hey sean. love that accent and ur reviews

That was fun!

I also absolutely love the Motion Picture

And yes I did recognize him the moment he spoke… he had a very distinctive voice.

Famke Janssen in "The perfect mate" in TNG

I can’t believe that when you talk about Adam Scott that there were no Mr. Scott jokes lol

Did anyone mention that Seth McFarlane was an engineer under Trip in Star Trek: Enterprise? I think he was only featured in the final season, but he only has a line or two for the handful of times we see him

I didn't see The Motion Picture in theaters but every time I watched it on VHS/DVD I fell asleep. Could never stay awake.

When i saw iggy pop first time i was like wtf? Iggy pop? Thats iggy pop? Lol

"I'm Seán Ferrick, and... I'm a tribble."

Funny thing is I still remember him not from Star Trek although I knew he played in it but rather from Buck Rogers in the 25th century where he played an ambassador who literally takes off his head to get them to where they’re supposed to be have holding the meeting and who has a romance, with Bucks lady friend and I don’t know if you call her a friend with benefits his lady friend if you will , Wilma. I always found him an actor worth watching.

The bad guy from Beverly hill cop 3 is the commander/ datas first officer

Dude, I feel ya. I would love to be on Star Trek as a Borg.

I was blown away by Nick Fleetwood.

Fun Fact about the Klingons in ST:TMP They were originally going to have a NEW ship, the D-10, which had the D-7 command pod but had a much beefier main hull and engine nacelles that were more tucked in on shorter wing struts. Because of the new makeup on the Klingons, though, it was decided to go with the D-7M (K'T'inga) for the sake of continuity. A former friend of mine, at an auction, actually purchased the ACTUAL D-10 model that Paramount was going to use! It was 3 feet long, had fully functional lights, and still had its mounting points supposedly for use in a blue screen filming gantry.

Star Trek: Academy was on TV in the 1990s and early 2000s, I remember seeing ads for it and it was a kids show that didn't do well

You also missed LA Laker great James Worthy who played a very tall Klingon in a two part episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation.

#10 I didn't miss it 😆 #8 I missed it but read it later. 😎 #7 mark Leonard I was thrilled to see him in a role that wasn't Sarek. Man has many acting talents. #2 & #1 didn't miss it. One cameo you missed perhaps was Christian Slater in a S.T movie.

In the original Series their were a few big stars who appeared in a few episodes. A Piece of the Action, what are little girls made of, Apollo, and a few others too.