Hot babes of Sci-Fi. Do you have any pics?

Gabrielle Drake from Gerry Anderson's UFO. I don't think anyones mentioned her yet:

 

See post 23...

 

Mathilda May...the space vampire girl from Lifeforce...terrible movie but Mathilda May--WOWZA.

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One who I thought was sexy was Nana Visitor on Star Trek DS9. She wasn't the prettiest, but she sure turned me on: Her voice, her body, the way she walked and the jumpsuit outfit she mostly wore on the show (nice and tight.)

 

Do you mean Farscape or Special Ops? Has the last season finished airing already? Ah well. Both are axed at this point though. No surprise, they both were probably considered too costly for their ratings. I know her father is a clever guy and well set indeed.

 

"To stare so in that vicinity is... not logical."

Ah, Nana Visitor. I'd love her to be either.

 

Kristen Cloke from Space Above And Beyond.

 

Sorry, I meant Special Ops.

 

Barbara Bain and Catherine Schnell from Space 1999

 

Anna Torv from Fringe

 

Dorothy Stratten

From Galaxina

 

Alice #118

 

Eva Habermann (as Zev Bellringer and herself). Lots of nice Google pics of her out there...

 

More Barbarella

Because I like Jane

 

Even more Barbarella

I always thought Anita Pallenberg was hot in this.

 

Olivia Wilde

From Cowboys vs. Aliens, Tron, In Time

 

Thanks for the pics of Dorothy. What a beauty.

 

The lovely Leslie Parrish as Lieutenant Carolyn Palamas from the “Star Trek” episode “Who Mourns For Adonais?”
Her and this same dress would infamously be re-used later in a “Mannix” episode.

And the last image as Daisy Mae.

 

Ornella Muti from Flash Gordon

 

Wow, we better slap and Not suitable for the office label on this thread! Wow, nice pics.

Here's my own, a little more laid back than others, but I watched the live action "Thunderbirds" with my son and fell for lady Penelope. Sophia Myles

 

I thought Chalmers (Andrea Marcovicci) had fantastic legs in the awful 1983 movie "Space Hunter: Adventures In The Forbidden Zone".

 

for Ornella Muti as "Princess Aura" in Flash Gordon!

 

I got to do some editing work for Susan Oliver in the late 1970s, when she directed a short called "Coyboysan," and she was amused when I recognized her and said, "hey! Weren't you the green lady from Star Trek?" From then on, she always referred to herself as "the green lady" on the telephone. She was a charming and gracious as you can imagine -- she died much too soon, in 1990. Very pretty, even in 1978.

But hers was the first name I thought of when I saw Steve's subject. "Nice place ya got here, Mr. Pike!"