16: Breaking Out Into Dance with Dr. McKennah
Michele Specht on Dr. Elise McKennah. Let's face it. The Enterprise
in TOS is mostly a guys' club. But Star Trek Continues has changed
this with the addition of a ship's counselor. We learn more about
the role and the actress who portays her.
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Michele Specht on Dr. Elise McKennah.
One of the biggest is independent series around is Star Trek
Continues. The first three episodes have recaptured the look, the
feel, and the spirit of the original Star Trek with incredible
authenticity. But in the process of recreating the 1960s
television icon, Star Trek Continues hasn't shied away from
addressing some of the gaps in TOS.
For many, one of the most noticeable missing links in TOS is the
gender balance amongst the Enterprise crew. Star Trek Continues
has addressed this by bringing aboard a new character, Dr. Elise
McKennah, played by Michele Specht, who joins Uhura as a female
voice on the show. Additionally, Dr. McKennah brings a TNG
element to the 23rd century in the form of ship's counselor.
While this may ruffle the feathers of some purists, the results
more than speak for themselves.
In this episode of Continuing Mission we're joined by Michele to
talk about McKennah, how she approaches the role of a character
that, unlike her those played by her castmates, is unknown to
fans, and get a few behind-the-scenes tidbits. We also discuss
her training in music and theatre, her voice work for anime, and
her comedy background.
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Chapters
Music, Theatre, Anime (2:07)
Growing Up with Star Trek: The Next Generation (9:09)
Counseling the TOS Crew (11:40)
Favorite McKennah Episode (20:01)
Behind the Scene with Dr. McKennah (25:00)
What's Next for Michele? (34:19)
Closing (39:15)
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