John Fleck

I mean a guest actor.

It's John Fleck as Silik.

Um, we first saw him in Star Trek in "The Mind's Eye" where he was-

Oh, yes

It's really terrible.

[laughs] Yeah, yeah.

I thought you said John Fleck's a good actor.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Cito Jaxa.

Abaddon, the great John Fleck.

Yep.

Thotgor, a Breen.

It was, it was around the...

It was before we got good again, basically, but it was, like, we had John Fleck, Kenny McLean, Tierney Robertson, et cetera.

Um, Craig Gordon is left-footed, isn't he? He might have played in one of them.

Yeah, I'm, I'm sure that we did have a team that was the vast majority left-footed.

And so they've got it down to a real manageable time.

Star Trek Enterprise had John Fleck, who was the Sulaban leader.

And I guess there's a lot of appliances that are glued on, or is there like a mask, or how does that work?

Well, no, they don't use masks because, you know.

So eventually what happens is the NEA gets these series of rules about what kind of art that it can fund that are very vague about, you know, maintaining general standards of decency in its appropriations.

And there's these four performance artists, Karen Finley, John Fleck, Holly Hughes, and Tim Miller.

Not sure if any of them were ever guests on your show, Brian, but The four of them get their funding pulled.

Their grants are approved and then their funding is canceled because of this rule.