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[[File:Female engineering crewmember 2154.jpg|thumb|...as a Starfleet engineer]] |
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| − | '''Tamara Kirk Hambly''' {{born|16|March|1971}} is an actress who was a regular background performer on ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'', portraying an [[ |
+ | '''Tamara Kirk Hambly''' {{born|16|March|1971}} is an actress who was a regular background performer on ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'', portraying an [[EnterpriseNX operations crewman 011|operations division crewman]]. She received no on-screen credit for her appearances. |
Hambly has been married to fellow ''Enterprise'' actor [[Glen Hambly]] since December 1992. In addition to her on-screen appearances, she is an experienced stage actress and has appeared in over three hundred stage plays with the Covenant Players. |
Hambly has been married to fellow ''Enterprise'' actor [[Glen Hambly]] since December 1992. In addition to her on-screen appearances, she is an experienced stage actress and has appeared in over three hundred stage plays with the Covenant Players. |
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Revision as of 14:44, 6 January 2016
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...as a Starfleet engineer
Tamara Kirk Hambly (born 16 March 1971; age 53) is an actress who was a regular background performer on Star Trek: Enterprise, portraying an operations division crewman. She received no on-screen credit for her appearances.
Hambly has been married to fellow Enterprise actor Glen Hambly since December 1992. In addition to her on-screen appearances, she is an experienced stage actress and has appeared in over three hundred stage plays with the Covenant Players.
Hambly served as co-host for the show Fine Art Treasures and appeared in the game show Card Sharks (2001) and the television series Passions (2005, in an episode for which Harry Wowchuk served as stunt coordinator). Her feature film credits include the short documentary Naked in the 21st Century (2004), the comedy The Last Run (2004, with Vyto Ruginis and Abby Brammell), the comedy Miss Cast Away (2004), and the undeveloped television pilot The Frank & Judy Show (2006, with Jamie Freeman).
Appearances
(This list is currently incomplete.)
External links
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