Nichelle Nichols Passes Away
 

Waaaaah!
https://www.washingtonpost.com/obitu...tar-trek-dead/

Sad to hear this.
But you could have found a link that doesn't demand subscribing.

Didn't require it for me and I'm not subscribed.

Ditto

Be my guest.

https://www.thegamer.com/nichelle-ni...ar-trek-uhura/

R.I.P Uhura and thank you

Markus

That's what the Wife and I say to each other if one of us says "I Love You"
It's a 'Ghost' thing.
:har:

Rest In Peace

She played he part well in Star Trek. :Kaleun_Applaud:

U downunder Pricilla Queen of Desert dolt; :03: she played the she part well...which is Y we have inspired lady astronauts! The "hailing frequency was always open" watching her no-nonsense communications officer performance (endorsed by an equally inspired Martin Luther King)on the Enterprise bridge.:Kaleun_Salute::arrgh!:

trust you to pick that typo up!! :roll:

https://cdn.prod.www.spiegel.de/imag...px47_fpy54.jpg



Bon Voyage, Lieutenant.

R.I.P.!

R I P Nichelle

Nichelle Played her part well. Nichelle felt that her character was little more than a glorified telephone operator and was going to quit the Star Trek series. None other than Martin Luther King convinced her to stay on saying her character was Important.



In the first 6 Star trek movies, her character was given more substance and Nichelle shinned in those roles.



This is Nichelle shining in Star Trek 3, the Search for Spock



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPQvVBaOx2E


Rest in peace and warp speed on your final frontier.


Edit. This is the interview with EmmYTVLEGENDS.ORG where Nichelle recounts meeting with a Star Trek fan who happened to be Martin Luther King Jr and tells Nichelle How much her role on Star Trek has meant and how important it is to continue.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSq_UIuxba8

:Kaleun_Crying: :cry: