DS9 actors in other roles

[Bekk Ishy Z]

I was watching The Outer Limits and said, "Hey! That's... Ezri!" Sure enough, I internetted and found Nicole de Boer was in two episodes. One was a few years before. The other was right before DS9.

I also was alive to see Odo in his role on Benson and Sisko on Spenser for hire.

Have you been watching something and said, "I know that person!" ?

 

[Finn]

Armin on Buffy and Seinfeld

 

[Oddish]

I also was alive to see Odo in his role on Benson and Sisko on Spenser for hire.

Avery Brooks was so iconic as Hawk, they made him shave and grow hair for three years as Sisko.

And when they finally let him look the way he wanted, people still called him "Captain Hawk".

 

[26138]

Jeffrey Combs in Would You Rather.

 

[silver121]

Alexander Siddig has probably been the most active as I've seen him in at least half a dozen shows roles post DS9. GoT, 24, Gotham and a bunch of British productions.

Also Grand Nagus Zek in Young Sheldon.

 

[NCC-73515]

Combs in Reanimator

 

[Oddish]

Also Grand Nagus Zek in Young Sheldon.

We might have seen him in "The Princess Bride", too. (Never go against a Sicilian when death is on the line!)

 

[Bekk Ishy Z]

Armin on Buffy and Seinfeld

Whenever I think of Armin, I think about the introduction to Ferengi in TNG and how he tried to "make it right" with Quark.

We might have seen him in "The Princess Bride", too. (Never go against a Sicilian when death is on the line!)

Yes! Thank you for connecting those dots!

 

[DonIago]

Alexander Siddig has probably been the most active as I've seen him in at least half a dozen shows roles post DS9. GoT, 24, Gotham and a bunch of British productions.

Also Grand Nagus Zek in Young Sheldon.

I was happily surprised to see him in Game of Thrones; sadly, he was given very little to do. :|

 

[Victoria]

I saw Alexander Siddig playing the murderee in an Agatha Christie adaptation for television (Cards on the Table). I couldn't get rid of the feeling that I was watching "Dr. Bashir in a holodeck programme". On this occasion, it happened to fit quite well with what we know of Bashir and his holodeck interests so it worked.

That the denouement was much weaker than the original Christie ending was not the good doctor's fault.

 

[Tuskin38]

Alexander Siddig was in the pilot episode of Foundation.

 

[Bekk Ishy Z]

Alexander Siddig has probably been the most active as I've seen him in at least half a dozen shows roles post DS9. GoT, 24, Gotham and a bunch of British productions.

Also Grand Nagus Zek in Young Sheldon.

I just saw that! He's good in that role.

 

[Poltargyst]

Terry Ferrell was in Becker of course and I remember her in a movie called Star. Combs in Enterprise as Shran. Rene Auberjonois is the voice of the chef in The Little Mermaid. Colm Meaney is a badguy in Under Seige. I have this recollection of Michael Dorn playing a therapist in something but I can't remember what.

 

[silver121]

Colm Meaney in this advert. He also had a major role in Hell on Wheels which Anson Mount starred in.

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[somebuddyX]

Armin was in an episode of "Timeless." He was in Buffy and got eaten when Tam Elbrun from TNG got turned into a big snake and then turned up again later as a dream sequence for Xander in a Colonel Kurtz type role.
Rene was a cast member of Boston Legal and Armin guested and from the clip I saw on Youtube it was like they were playing mirrored versions of Odo and Quark. Rene turns up in SG1 as the leader of some eugenics people.
Nana was in some teen show about horses or horse racing on the CW or WB? Wildfire? (I'm trying to do all these from memory)
Nicole was a cast member of "The Dead Zone" which was produced by Michael Piller.
Avery was in "American History X." I think Furlong tries to hand him in an assignment on Mein Kampf.
Colm was in "Con Air."
Max Grodenchik is in "Bruce Almighty."
Casey Biggs was in "Person of Interest."
Aron Eisenberg was in "Star Trek: Voyager."
Martha Hackett was both Seska and T'Rul. I loved T'Rul and hated Seska and I kinda wish after Seska died that T'Rul was reintroduced.

 

[DonIago]

I do wonder whatever happened to T'Rul, or more broadly, the Romulan requirement that a Romulan supervise the Defiant's cloaking device. I could accept that they changed the terms, but it should have been mentioned. But including her also retroactively seems a bit pointless because she didn't really add much to the two episodes she was in. Maybe TPTB intended to make her recurring but she got hijacked by VOY?

 

[kkt]

Yes. I'm not even sure what could have changed the Romulans' mind about allowing the cloak to be used in the Alpha Quadrant, before they entered the war.

 

[DonIago]

Yes. I'm not even sure what could have changed the Romulans' mind about allowing the cloak to be used in the Alpha Quadrant, before they entered the war.

My best rationalization for the whole thing has been that the UFP was less inclined to give the Romulans leeway after the events of "Visionary".

 

[flandry84]

I always figured that Starfleet R&D had already developed a better cloaking device(for research purposes only)and the Romulans just said “screw it”.
Anywho..Colm Meaney ,blink and you miss him in Dick Tracy and Die hard 2.

 

[Bekk Ishy Z]

Well, they did have the "phasing cloak." Even though Riker had a 12 year hissy fit over it.