She came into the Series with her crew to look for other places of inhibition because her home planet had been destroyed by radiation.
Her character was written as an exotic being from another galaxy. Her exotic personality did shine through. Some of her brilliant moments came when her emotional responses came out in response to other members of the Enterprise.
Some of these moments were when Kelinda immediately recognized Kirk’s apology for striking her was merely an opening for seduction, but she welcomed his efforts and embrace.
At the end when Kirk suggested that the Kelvan’s new humanity could be fully realized on a planet in the Milky Way, and Kelinda eagerly endorsed the idea of a life of humanoid sensations experienced with Rojan.
15. Hoshi Sato
Hoshi Sato played by Korean American actress Linda Park, is a fictional character in the science fiction television series Star Trek: Enterprise. Hoshi Sato was a noted Human linguist stationed aboard the United Earth starship Enterprise NX-01 during its historic mission of exploration.
Her background endeared her to the fandom. She had a very lonely childhood, with no friends and only the affection of her family. In her family also she was only intellectually close to her Grandfather who had passed away before she came to the Enterprise.
Her beginning in the Enterprise was not quite smooth.
Sato demanded a transfer off the ship after a harrowing experience aboard an Axanar vessel: discovering the crew had been killed and drained of their fluids. Her fear of that almost overwhelmed her, and she believed that she wasn’t cut out for deep space exploration.
As time went on she became more confident in her abilities and helped the Enterprise out of many tricky situations.
16. Robin Lefler
Robin Lefler was a female Human 24th century Starfleet officer and engineer. The character was played by major feature star Ashley Judd.
Robin Lefler broke the monotony that Wesley Crusher’s life had become. She was like the sweet summer fling- flirty, fun and above all light. But this is Star Trek, how could it be all light and dreamy. She and Wesley discovered a plot by a rogue group of Ktarians to take over the Enterprise (and subsequently, Starfleet), using an addictive game to get control over the crew. She helped to analyze the game’s effects and in examining Data when he was deactivated.
Her relationship with Wesley Crusher is so sweet because of how she grew up. She had never connected to anyone the way she did with Crusher. Therefore when it was announced that Lefler would reappear as Crusher’s wife, the fandom was floored. But alas it never happened.
17. Ezri Dax
Ezri Dax is a fictional character who appears in the seventh and final season of the American science fiction TV series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. She is Portrayed by Nicole de Boer.Ezri Dax was a joined Trill and the ninth host of the Dax symbiont. She served as counselor aboard Deep Space 9, beginning in 2375. She was joined to Dax shortly after the death of its previous host, Jadzia.
Ezri was an interesting character, as she was a fresh out of the academy persona which was attached to the old school mentality of the host- Jadzia. Her entire arc has her struggling with the memories of her host especially in her relationship with Worf. Worf started off being antagonistic because he missed his wife, but then due to Dax’s efforts became amicable and at one point also romantic.
At the end though Dax’s feelings for Bashir won, they spent their first night together the day before the new USS Defiant departed to lead the Allied invasion of Cardassia. The two made a pact to come back alive.
18. Deanna Troi
Deanna Troi is a main character in the science-fiction television series Star Trek: The Next Generation and related TV series and films, portrayed by actress Marina Sirtis. She was a half-Betazoid, half-Human Starfleet officer. Under the command of Captain Jean-Luc Picard, she served as ship’s counselor aboard the USS Enterprise-D and the USS Enterprise-E.
Troi is one of the most known characters in the franchise. Her life has been followed vigorously in the show and her character has caused many major turning points. But the most interesting feature about her character was definitely her relationship with Riker. It reflects the agony of star crossed lovers perfectly. Though they wanted each other but there was something or the other in their way.
Her arc was so interesting because everyone and everything in the life was set, but she changed her course and made her own destiny in the way giving us an adventure of a lifetime.
19. Bronwyn Gail Robinson
Bronwyn Gail Robinson though appearing very briefly was visually very appealing and stunning as she was played by none other than Teri Hatcher, the soon to become Desperate Housewife. Robinson was a Human female who served as a Starfleet officer during the late-24th century.
She held the rank of lieutenant and served as a transporter chief aboard the Federation starship USS Enterprise-D, under Captain Jean-Luc Picard. She beamed Thadiun Okona aboard when his vessel, the Erstwhile, was disabled.
Quite honestly this character was created to be as womanly as possible and therefore she has beauty and grace in spades. It goes on to say she always displays a “very professional manner.”
Since most of Hatcher’s scenes from the episode “The Outrageous Okona” ends up on the chopping block, Hatcher requested the producers to remove her name from the end credits. As such, she received no on-screen credit for her performance.
21. Carolyn Palamas
Carolyn Palamas was the archaeology and anthropology officer on the USS Enterprise when it visited Pollux IV in 2267. Leslie Parrish in this role looked like a goddess from another world.
It is because of her Ethereal looks only that an Alien who thinks of himself as literal God, Apollo, this affinity caused a lot of friction between him and Scotty and gave us an interesting love triangle to watch out for.
It was a moment of empowerment when Palamas, even after falling in love with Apollo, chooses to reject him on her captain’s orders. Kirk had made her realise that her planet depended on her following through with her duties.
When Spock kills him and sends him into oblivion with his other partners. Palamas is sad but understands that at the end this was the correct choice when Apollo exposed himself as a selfish entity.
Though never shown in the movies it was revealed that a sequence was shot where Palamas was found to be pregnant with Apollo’s child. The child turned out to be a girl and was named Athena.