'Star Trek' Cast: Where Are They Now?

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Garrett Wang
Harry Kim ('Star Trek: Voyager')

Now: Since 'Voyager' has been off the air, Wang has been very vocal about his dissatisfaction with his character's lack of development (http://www.trekweb.com/stories.php?aid=4038c72a46cf8). In 2006 he starred along with several 'Star Trek' actors, including Nichelle Nichols and Walter Koenig, in the fan-made feature called 'Star Trek: Of Gods and Men.' Wang also recently acted in the independent comedy, 'Why Am I Doing This?'

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Robert Picardo
The Doctor ('Star Trek: Voyager')

Then: The Doctor was actually a computer program that was only supposed to be activated in the event that the ship's real doctor was unavailable. The crew began to use him for mundane tasks. Initially providing comedic relief with his continuous malfunctions and neglect from the crew, the Doctor began to have human qualities, eventually feeling guilt and loneliness.

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Robert Picardo
The Doctor ('Star Trek: Voyager')

Now: Picardo continued his streak of sci-fi related shows, playing Richard Woolsey in 'Stagate SG-1' and 'Stargate Atlantis.' He's also appeared in episodes of 'Chuck,' 'Pushing Daisies' and 'Smallville.' Picardo also has several upcoming projects, including the animated feature 'Quantum Quest: A Cassini Space Odyssey' with newly minted 'Star Trek' star Chris Pine and the former Captain Kirk, William Shatner.

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Scott Bakula
Jonathan Archer ('Star Trek: Enterprise')

Then: Bakula was well known for his role in 'Quantum Leap' and was a natural fit for the role of Captain Archer. Set before the events in the original 'Star Trek' series, his character is responsible for laying down the groundwork of the Federation.

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Scott Bakula
Jonathan Archer ('Star Trek: Enterprise')

Now: If you haven't been watching 'Chuck,' you've been missing out on quality Bakula time. He's Chuck's father, and creator of the intersect, Stephen Bartowski. He's also appeared on Tracey Ullman's show 'State of the Union' and had a brief stint on 'Boston Legal,' appearing with an actor who knows the Enterprise all too well, William Shatner. Up next for Bakula is a role in the new Steven Soderbergh film 'Informers,' due out in Oct. 2009.

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Jolene Blalock
T'Pol ('Star Trek: Enterprise')

Then: What ship would be complete without a resident Vulcan to serve as the right hand man -- or in this case woman -- to the captain? T'Pol, a Vulcan officer assigned to the Enterprise, wais very different from other Vulcans depicted in the 'Star Trek' universe. She's much more in touch with her emotions and became fond of serving on the Enterprise.

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Jolene Blalock
T'Pol ('Star Trek: Enterprise')

Now: In 2005 Blalock was in the movie 'Slow Burn' with L.L. Cool J and Ray Liotta. She also had a role in the second sequel to the cult film 'Starship Troopers' in 'Starship Troopers 3: Marauder' as Captain Lola Beck. She was in an episode of 'CSI: Miami,' and recently played herself in '10 Items or Less.'

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Connor Trinneer
Charles "Trip" Tucker III ('Star Trek: Enterprise')

Then: Longtime friend of Captain Archer, the brash Chief engineer Charles "Trip" Tucker III became romantically involved with the Vulcan T'Pol after the two initially felt a dislike for one another.

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Connor Trinneer
Charles "Trip" Tucker III ('Star Trek: Enterprise')

Now: Trinneer has been fairly successful since his days on 'Enterprise,' with a recurring role as Michael Kenmore on 'Stargate: Atlantis' and bit parts on 'Criminal Minds,' 'Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles' and '24.'

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Dominic Keating
Malcolm Reed ('Star Trek: Enterprise')

Then: Reed was the rigid and highly disciplined tactical officer on the Enterprise. A quiet overachiever, he mostly kept to himself, but throughout the series, he often vocalized his desire to have a romantic relationship.

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Dominic Keating
Malcolm Reed ('Star Trek: Enterprise')

Now: Those 'Heroes' producers sure do love to use 'Star Trek' actors on the show. Keating played Irishman mobster Will on season 2 of the series. He also voiced the character Cain in the 2007 computer-animated 'Beowulf' and had a short run on 'Prison Break,' as Andrew Tyge.

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Linda Park
Hoshi Sato ('Star Trek: Enterprise')

Then: Hoshi Sato wais the Communications Officer who had a talent at deciphering alien languages, playing off actress Park's own ability to speak multiple languages.

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Linda Park
Hoshi Sato ('Star Trek: Enterprise')

Now: Oddly enough she went from one officer to another since her days on Enterprise, starring in 'Raines' as Detective Lance. Recently, she was in the short-lived 'Women's Murder Club.' Park, an active dancer, now divides her time between New York and Los Angeles.

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Anthony Montgomery
Travis Mayweather ('Star Trek: Enterprise')

Then: The helmsman of the Enterprise, Mayweather was born in space and had a vast knowledge of alien cultures and planets, which made him a valuable asset to his team.

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Anthony Montgomery
Travis Mayweather ('Star Trek: Enterprise')

Now: Montgomery has done episodes of 'NCIS' and 'House M.D.' The musically inclined 'Enterprise' actor and grandson of jazz guitarist Wes Montgomery, released a hip-hop album last October called 'A.T.'