Hollywood actress Susan Oliver played Vina in the original Star Trek TV series pilot episode, who was a dancing green-skinned Orion slave.

Star Trek's original pilot featured Captain Pike as a prisoner of the Talosians, highly intelligent aliens intent on keeping ...

Star Trek isn't defined by standard 'good vs. evil,' and, starting with "The Cage," Star Trek has created villains with complex motivations. ScreenRant. ... (Susan Oliver) a mate.

"The Cage," Star Trek's original pilot that was rejected by NBC, saw Captain Christopher Pike (Jeffrey Hunter) shown an ...

Camp versus intentional humor in early Star Trek . The original Star Trek series is well known for its unintentional camp moments (such as that face Susan Oliver makes in "The Cage" as Vina in one ...

"Believe me, it was not easy to be green," Susan Oliver, who played Vina, noted in Starlog, issue 135. Finding green make-up that would stick to the actress' skin proved so difficult that they had ...

When "Star Trek: The Next Generation" entered our airspace, no one knew just how much of an icon Captain Jean-Luc Picard would become. While not quite held to as high a status as the original Kirk ...

The iconic, seductive, green-skinned Orion slave girl features in three different episodes: "The Cage" and "The Menagerie," with the latter using the same footage of Susan Oliver from "The Cage ...

Star Trek: Lower Decks season 5 explains away a bit of confusion surrounding alien characters and how they appeared on Star Trek: The Animated Series. ... (Susan Oliver) was famously seen ...

Back then, Susan Oliver was the first to go green, sparking an arresting image for audiences that were only just joining the five-year mission. ... Coincidentally, decades later, "Star Trek: ...