Brian Tochi

He played one of the rugrats in "And the Children Shall Lead" and an ensign in TNG's "Night Terrors"

He's still around. His last acting gig was in 2014. He played "Dr. Kim". His first role was in 1986. He played "Kim".

Diana Muldaur she played Dr. Miranda Jones in TOS episode Is There In Truth No Beauty? she played Dr.Ann Mulhull/Thalassa in TOS episode Return To Tomorrow and she played Dr. Pulaski during the second season of TNG

Sandra Lee Gimpel.

She played the M-113 Creature (a.k.a. Salt Vampire) in the episode "The Man Trap (S1E01, 1966)" and a Talosian in "The Cage (first pilot, 1966, airdate 1988)".

At 80 years old she's still acting.

Barbara Babcock is still alive she played Mea 3 and Philana and did the voices of Isis,Zetar,Trelane's Mother the Tholian Commander and the Beta 5 computer.

Kim "Miri" Darby

semi retired but still doing it.

@Rudd-12 said:

Kim "Miri" Darby

semi retired but still doing it.

Yikkes hearing that was like seeing your parents having sex.I don't want to know that Miss Darby is still doing IT.

Loved Kim Darby in "True Grit (1969)".

"If you refuse to go with me, I will have to shoot you."

Gene Dynarski who played in Mudd's Women and in TNG's 1001001

Barbara Anderson, who played Lenore Karidian, and then won an Emmy in "Ironside," the show that replaced Star Trek on Thursday when TOS moved to Friday for Season two.

France Nuyen who played Elaan is still with us

Sherry Jackson.

She played Andrea (andoid) in the episode "What Are Little Girls Made Of? (S1E07, 1966)".

Jackson retired from acting in 1982. She's now 77 years old.

• Videoclip "What Are Little Girls Made Of?".

The actor who played Apollo is still with us

Two of the three women from "Mudd's Women (S1E06,1966)" are still around.


Maggie Thrett.

She played Ruth.

Thrett retired from acting in 1974. She's now 73 years old.

Susan Denberg.

She played Magda.

Denberg retired from acting in 1967. She's now 75 years old.

Neither of them did very much acting.

Sadly, we've lost Karen Steele - "Eve." And she was only 56. Her acting credits were far more extensive.

And I found this on her biography:

When she was 13 years old, a surfing accident resulted in Steele's leg being cut by coral segments. She later developed osteomyelitis in the leg with infection so severe that amputation was seriously considered until a doctor brought to Hawaii from Hong Kong ended the infection. The leg had to be rebuilt with wires and metal, but after 22 operations she began rehabilitation to resume walking.

Steele attended the University of Hawaii and studied acting at Rollins College in Florida for a year. After that, she found work as a cover girl and model.

And that would have been in 1944! At that time, what are now considered quite treatable infections could easily result in death.

In 1924, President Calvin Coolidge's son died at age 16 from an infected blister on his foot that he got from playing tennis without wearing socks, at the White House!

Steele was a very strong and brave person.

Meanwhile, Maria might recognize Susan Denberg from an episode of Twelve O'Clock High.

And Maggie Thrett was in the movie Dimension Five with Jeffrey "Captain Pike" Hunter.

David Soul.

He played Makora in the episode "The Apple (S2E05, 1967)".

At 76 years old, he is still acting.