Joseph Paz
Joseph Oliver "Joe" Paz  was an actor who appeared as a Vulcan litter bearer in the  second season episode . He received no credit for this appearance.

Paz' career in Hollywood began in the early 1950s as a vocalist and dancer. In 1951 he was a featured in the musical "Ring Around the Ring” at the Players’ Ring Theater. (Los Angeles Evening Citizen News, 13 June 1951, p. 17)

Prior to his Star Trek role, Paz the bulk of his work was during the aforementioned decade, where he had supporting and background roles in such productions as the comedy film, Excuse My Dust (1951), an episode of The Jack Benny Program (1957), and the musical South Pacific (1958, with Ray Walston and France Nuyen).

In 1960, he appeared in the Elvis Presley film G.I. Blues, which also featured Bill Couch, Sr., Chuck Couch, Lars Hensen, Paul Power, Arthur Tovey, and marionette work by Bob Baker. He can also be seen in the 1969 film Justine, with Michael Dunn, Abraham Sofaer, Eli Behar, Felix Silla, and John Winston.

Paz worked as a regular background actor and stand-in on the comedy series Cheers in the 1980s. He can be seen in the background of over sixty episodes during the first four seasons between 1982 and 1986 where he worked with fellow Trek alumni such as Gene Poe, Bruce Dobos, Kelsey Grammer, Lee Allen, Dawn Grisheau, Gene Cross, Joey Banks, Michael Prokopuk, Roger Trantham, Joel Schultz, Maria Kelly, Marvin Smith, Tim Culbertson, Suzanne Lodge, Dave Armstrong, Buzz Barbee, John Copage, Gayle Frank, Tim Werner, Robert Hitchcock, Marty Valinsky, Gerald David Bauman, Bob Davis, Robert Buckingham, Mike Paciorek, Jeff Cadiente, Michael Zurich, Jay Crimp, Fritz Herzog, Dwayne McGee, David Channell, Jessie Biscardi, Kathy Hammers, Tony Rocco, Jimmie Booth, Ilona Wilson, Nanci Rogers, Bobby Burns, Danny Nero, Lemuel Perry, Nick Trisko, Candace Crump, and Bernadette Pelletier. Paz received credit as Joseph Paz in the fourth season episode "Suspicion" in 1986 where he had a short dialogue with .

He also appeared as Wilkins, the butler of Jonathan St. Clair, in the Best of the West episode "Elvira's Old Beau" in 1982. This episode also features Tracey Walter.

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