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+ | '''Amick Byram''' has appeared twice on ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]''. His first appearance was as [[Lieutenant|Lt.]] [[Paul Hickman]] in the episode "[[Identity Crisis]]"; he later appeared in the [[TNG Season 7|seventh season]] episode "[[Dark Page]]" as [[Ian Andrew Troi|Lt. Cmdr. Ian Andrew Troi]], father of [[Deanna Troi|Deanna]]. |
Byram's wife, [[Cassandra Byram]], is also a ''[[Star Trek]]'' guest star. She appeared in ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'s'' pilot episode "[[Emissary (episode)|Emissary]]". |
Byram's wife, [[Cassandra Byram]], is also a ''[[Star Trek]]'' guest star. She appeared in ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'s'' pilot episode "[[Emissary (episode)|Emissary]]". |
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...as Ian Andrew Troi (1993).
Amick Byram has appeared twice on Star Trek: The Next Generation. His first appearance was as Lt. Paul Hickman in the episode "Identity Crisis"; he later appeared in the seventh season episode "Dark Page" as Lt. Cmdr. Ian Andrew Troi, father of Deanna.
Byram's wife, Cassandra Byram, is also a Star Trek guest star. She appeared in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's pilot episode "Emissary".
He also made a guest appearance in the very last episode of the television medical drama Quincy, as did Star Trek: The Motion Picture actor Terrence O'Connor. Fellow TNG guest star Robert Ito and TOS guest star Garry Walberg were regulars on this series.
However, Bryam is first and foremost a singer and tenor. He was the singing voice of Moses in the animated feature film The Prince of Egypt (also featuring the voice of Patrick Stewart) and has sung for various direct-to-video works from Walt Disney Studios.
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