#salome jens

[astralbondpro]

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine // S07E26: What You Leave Behind

[milton-dammers]

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

S06E06 Sacrifice of Angels (1997)

[celtic-romulan]

They replaced the original Vorta NPC in the "Boldly They Rode" Dominion missions with Weyoun. I like this version way better, and it's such a delight to hear Jeffrey Combs playing Weyoun again. They also brought Salome Jens onboard to voice the Female Founder too.

But Cryptic really needs to get rid of the NPC voiceover bugs that crop up during the cutscenes. Ditto with the Garak voiceovers.

[giant1956]

What kind of man is he? There's grace in the line and color, but it doesn't emerge pure. It pushes at the edge of something still tentative, unresolved━as if somewhere in the man there is still a key unturned. That’s quite an analysis. Not really. When you come to think of it━it fits everybody, really.

ROCK HUDSON and SALOME JENS ━ [seconds, ‘66. dir. john frankenheimer, cin. james wong howe]

[hiddenbyleaves]

Seconds (John Frankenheimer, 1966)

[weirdlookindog]

Terror from the Year 5000 (1958)

[defconprime]

Salome Jens as Female Changeling

[pygartheangel]

"Angel Baby" (1961) Mercedes McCambridge & George Hamilton

[dukeofriven]

This Pride, remember the time Odo fucked.

[filmjunky-99]

s t a r t r e k d e e p s p a c e n i n e created by rick berman, michael piller [broken link, 4ep26] 'Come, Odo. It's time.' - female changeling

[usstrekart]

"Behind the Lines" (S06E04, Stardate 51145.3) suffers a little bit from being in the middle of the arc, but still gives us a pretty solid look at what Ben goes through when being promoted above the action. We also get to see Odo's commitment to his friends waver when offered the one thing he always wanted.

[milton-dammers]

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

S06E06 Sacrifice of Angels (1997)

[unidentifiedprimate]

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Weyoun + The Founder

Part 1

[celestialkahei]

Mary there’s so much more I have to tell you about what I’ve discovered

[istrw]

ME, NATALIE (1969) dir. Fred Coe