Watched the original series, but have no clue as to whom that yeoman is. Thru-out all Star Trek series they only used Naval designations for all the officers, and crew members.
‘Chekhov’s woman (the late Celeste Yarnall), from “The Apple”! One of the most jaw-droppingly beyond gorgeous of all women in the “Star Trek” universe, I was shocked that she was never cast as the basic equivalent of yet another estrogenic notch on ‘Kirk’s belt! Go Chekhov! Yet, imagine my disappointment when I learned that the luminous Ms. Yarnall hit it off with Shatner when filming this episode, but didn’t “date” him at the time since she was married, yet soon after her marriage faltered, she and Shatner did eventually “date”! Damn, either Shatner gets the hot babies on screen, or in real life (or, perhaps, both)!
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She was quite fine
That’s from the second season episode the Apple.. an episode that ties for the most red shirts eliminated in one episode with 4
She does look a bit like Diana Muldaur.
Chekhov had a crush on this red shirt I believe. And she survived the episode. A rarity for any red shirt not named Montgomery Scott…..👍🙂
Celeste Yarnall (Not Shields and Yarnell)
Smashing
“The Apple”
‘Space… the final frontier… these are the voyages of the Starship Pantless – to boldy go where no man has gone before’…
What!?! 😉
Drop dead gorgeous!
Uh Oh! Red shirt!
Just another officer that goes by side and they are captivating with great doos,🥰🥰🥰🥰
Oh no…a TOS red shirt….
Poor girl is wearing a red shirt.
One of the few stars to be in TOS and TNG.
Watched the original series, but have no clue as to whom that yeoman is. Thru-out all Star Trek series they only used Naval designations for all the officers, and crew members.
What an absolute goddess of perfect beauty and astonishing sexiness! #RIP!
Absolutely gorgeous!!!
‘Chekhov’s woman (the late Celeste Yarnall), from “The Apple”! One of the most jaw-droppingly beyond gorgeous of all women in the “Star Trek” universe, I was shocked that she was never cast as the basic equivalent of yet another estrogenic notch on ‘Kirk’s belt! Go Chekhov! Yet, imagine my disappointment when I learned that the luminous Ms. Yarnall hit it off with Shatner when filming this episode, but didn’t “date” him at the time since she was married, yet soon after her marriage faltered, she and Shatner did eventually “date”! Damn, either Shatner gets the hot babies on screen, or in real life (or, perhaps, both)!
💖💖💖
Always good 👍
Absolutely gorgeous!!!
Beam me up beautiful❤️
So sweet❤️
Drop dead gorgeous
Beautiful
breathtakingly beautiful.
You are a beautiful woman
Great episode
gorgeous lady
Absolutely stunning!
Two generations. Awesome.
I thought it was Dr. Pulaski.
You look amazing!!!
Just watched the very same episode last night ! lol
That is Diana Muldaur aka Dr Pulaski.
“Well,how do they do it?” “Mr. Spock,maybe you can explain it to the young lady?” ~Kirk.
Looked great in a Roman toga