I had to find a “Where Are They Now?” profile to find some photos of Tracie Savage. She’s okay.

I never thought I would find a woman without hair to be attractive, but the Borg Queen does something for me. Funnily enough, Alice Krige, the actress who played the Borg Queen in First Contact, doesn’t do anything for me. She does have a sexy voice though. All attractive women sort of give me the shivers, so there’s probably an attraction/repulsion thing going on with the “other” for me.

I haven’t seen Enter the Dragon in a few years, but I can recall thinking SOME of the “gifts” were hot, specifically Karem Abdul-Jabar’s.

Admittedly though, I have a thing for retro chicks. Especially when it comes to Horror movies of the late 70’s and 80’s. Traci Savage in Friday the 13th part 3 is probably my favorite cinematic female ever. Maybe its nostalgia, maybe she’s just that hot to me.

I have a theory about one of the reasons Reality TV has taken off over the past 6 or 7 years so much. They features “regular” attractive people. Just like low-budget movies did in the 70’s and 80’s. Only now they don’t even have to pretend to act!

Back to Star Trek, I find it very interesting you put the Borg Queen on your list. In a human sexuality course in College, the professor showed the class scenes from V, Species and First Contact…basically asking why men would find these “killer aliens” attractive? Are hot chicks just…hot chicks? OR is there an inherent attraction to the “other”?

On a side note, is there anyone besides me who thought the women prostitutes in Enter the Dragon were unattractive? I think they were supposed to be attractive as gifts for the fighters. (Apparently, some, if not all, were real prostitutes.)

Oh, if you’re reading this, Chris who commented on “Treknobabble #30: Fashion of the Future,” Maggie Thrett is the actress who had the costume malfunction in the blooper reel.

I know I’m coming off as shallow and superficial in my comments on this Treknobabble. All I can say is, “Is There No Truth in Beauty?”

Joel, as far as I know, there has never been a “Women of Star Trek” calendar, licensed or otherwise. There was a “Women of Star Trek Voyager” postcard book, which I have. I have never thought of making my own calender. It’s a good idea though. If you’re wondering who I would put on the calendar, here’s my list in no particular order, one for each month:

- Yeoman Colt from TOS episode “The Cage.”
- Andrea from TOS episode “What Are Little Girls Made Of?”
- Helen Noel from TOS episode “Dagger of the Mind.”
- Carolyn Palamas from TOS episode “Who Mourns for Adonais?”
- Kira Nerys from DS9.
- Ezri Dax from DS9.
- Leeta from DS9.
- Robin Lefler from TNG.
- 7 of 9 from Voyager.
- T’Pol from Enterprise.
- Gillian Taylor from ST The Voyage Home.
- Borg Queen from ST First Contact.

Oh, there was a licensed “Women of Star Trek” calendar produced in 1999, 2000 and 2001. I wonder why I didn’t see them in stores.

Reed–Was there ever a “Women of Star Trek” calendar? And if so, I’m guessing you own it? And if not, have you ever tried to create your own using your home computer and Kinko’s?