Kirsty Allie


I don't know why I wonder about her, but I certainly do. I wonder how her career steered her into the role of a serious Vulcan in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, but five years later she is the lead female in the comedy series Cheers. 

Her beauty... her eyes so dusky, big full hair, long contouring eyebrows; she's stunning. 

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