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Among the other ''Trek'' alumni who have lent their voices to his shows are [[Jonathan Frakes]], [[Michael Dorn]], [[Alexander Siddig]], [[Patrick Stewart]] and [[Connor Trinneer]]. Stewart also has a recurring role on ''American Dad!'', which also co-stars ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' guest star [[Wendy Schaal]]. ''MADtv'' cast member and DS9 guest star [[Debra Wilson]] has also voiced characters on both series. [[Wallace Shawn]] voiced Bertram in two episodes of ''Family Guy''. The entire principal cast of [[Star Trek: The Next Generation]] appeared as themselves in the episode "Not All Dogs Go To Heaven," in which Stewie abducts them with a homemade [[transporter]] to spend the day with them, only to be driven insane by them being extremely difficult. |
Among the other ''Trek'' alumni who have lent their voices to his shows are [[Jonathan Frakes]], [[Michael Dorn]], [[Alexander Siddig]], [[Patrick Stewart]] and [[Connor Trinneer]]. Stewart also has a recurring role on ''American Dad!'', which also co-stars ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' guest star [[Wendy Schaal]]. ''MADtv'' cast member and DS9 guest star [[Debra Wilson]] has also voiced characters on both series. [[Wallace Shawn]] voiced Bertram in two episodes of ''Family Guy''. The entire principal cast of [[Star Trek: The Next Generation]] appeared as themselves in the episode "Not All Dogs Go To Heaven," in which Stewie abducts them with a homemade [[transporter]] to spend the day with them, only to be driven insane by them being extremely difficult. |
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+ | MacFarlane is a descendant of ''Mayflower'' passenger {{w|William Brewster (Pilgrim)|William Brewster}}, who is an ancestor of 20th century entertainer {{w|Bing Crosby}} – grandfather of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' actress [[Denise Crosby]]. As such, MacFarlane and Denise Crosby are distant cousins. [http://www.wargs.com/other/macfarlane.html] |
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Seth MacFarlane (born 26 October 1973; age 50) is the actor who played Rivers in two episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise, however, he is best known as the creator of the popular animated series Family Guy and American Dad! as well as his latest creation The Cleveland Show. In addition to his minor roles on Enterprise MacFarlane had a character named after him.
MacFarlane is a big Star Trek fan, and many references to it have appeared in Family Guy, from the redshirts of the original series, William Shatner shouting "Khan!" as Tevye in a production of Fiddler on the Roof, to Quark and Odo (voiced again by Rene Auberjonois) from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine appearing in Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story!. MacFarlane even worked a Trek reference into a Star Wars production; in the episode "Something,Something,Something,Dark Side" (a Lucasfilm-sanctioned re-telling of The Empire Strikes Back), when he speaks to the bounty hunters assembled on the Star Destroyer's bridge, Darth Vader (in the form of Stewie) mistakes the Trandoshan Bossk for a Gorn,this all happens after he uses a baseball bat to destroy a mailbox on an asteroid with the name Nimoy on it.
Among the other Trek alumni who have lent their voices to his shows are Jonathan Frakes, Michael Dorn, Alexander Siddig, Patrick Stewart and Connor Trinneer. Stewart also has a recurring role on American Dad!, which also co-stars Star Trek: Voyager guest star Wendy Schaal. MADtv cast member and DS9 guest star Debra Wilson has also voiced characters on both series. Wallace Shawn voiced Bertram in two episodes of Family Guy. The entire principal cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation appeared as themselves in the episode "Not All Dogs Go To Heaven," in which Stewie abducts them with a homemade transporter to spend the day with them, only to be driven insane by them being extremely difficult.
MacFarlane is a descendant of Mayflower passenger William Brewster, who is an ancestor of 20th century entertainer Bing Crosby – grandfather of Star Trek: The Next Generation actress Denise Crosby. As such, MacFarlane and Denise Crosby are distant cousins. [1]
Appearances
From left: former Enterprise Consulting Producer David A. Goodman on the bridge with his new boss, Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane, and a friend
As Rivers:
- ENT:
Apocrypha
The What You Leave Behind expansion of the Star Trek Customizable Card Game features a card of Seth's Enterprise character, giving him the full name of Stewart Rivers, Patriotic Engineer (quite probably referencing his character of Stewart Gilligan "Stewie" Griffin in Family Guy and his series American Dad). [2]
External links
- Seth MacFarlane at Wikipedia
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