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lieutenant kevin riley you will always be famous
IRISH HEROES OF STAR TREK
LIEUTENANT KEVIN THOMAS RILEY (Bruce Hyde)
STTOS: The Naked Time and Conscience of the King
CADET SEAN FINNEGAN (Bruce Mars)
STTOS: Shore Leave
CHIEF MILES FOOKIN' O'BRIEN (Colm Meaney)
STTNG and STDS9
BRENNA ODELL (Rosalyn Landor)
(because I felt like including her, that's why!)
STTNG: Up the Long Ladder
More from the Department of Star Trek Actors in Other Roles: William Shatner guest-stars as short-tempered resident Dr. Carl Noyes in "The Encroachment," an episode of DR. KILDARE that originally aired on February 21, 1966, just a few months before the premiere of STAR TREK. This is the first installment of a five-episode arc that aired after DR. KILDARE had switched from a one-hour format with self-contained stories to a half-hour with multi-episode stories, so there may be more screencaps to post later.
I like that Shatner is wearing similar glasses to the ones Leonard Nimoy wore when he guest-starred a few years earlier.
Notable Star Trek guest stars Diana Muldaur (Dr. Ann Mulhall, Dr. Miranda Jones, Thalassa, TOS; Dr. Katharine Pulaski, TNG) and Bruce Hyde (Lt. Kevin Riley, TOS) play smaller guest roles.
Bruce Hyde as Lt Riley
Part 4 of William Shatner as Dr. Carl Noyes on DR. KILDARE (Part 3 here). "The Taste of Crow" originally aired March 7, 1966.
If you filled a hospital room with every one of Dr. Kildare's patients who ended up having myasthenia gravis, you wouldn't have room to swing a stethoscope.
Those eyelashes tho.
We're getting the backup band back together!
Part 3 of William Shatner as Dr. Carl Noyes on DR. KILDARE (Part 2 here). "What Happened to the Sunshine and Roses?" originally aired February 28, 1966.
Shatner only appears in a couple of scenes this time out, but Diana, Bruce, and Jack all continue their supporting roles.