Kaye Wade
Kaye Wade  is an actress, musician, and stuntwoman who appeared as a Hotel Royale staffer in the  second season episode . Hick was the longtime companion of fellow actor and stuntman Chuck Hicks until his death in . The two married on 27 December 2014.

Wade may be best remembered for her role as Mrs. Exposition in the 1997 comedy Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery which also features Charles Napier, Clint Howard, Brian George, Robin Gammell, Ben Scott, John-Clay Scott, Christian Slater, Patricia Tallman, Jay Caputo, Anita Hart, Edward Conna, Gary Guercio, Kim Koscki, and Brian J. Williams. She also had featured stunt parts in episodes of Ally McBeal (1998, with Lawrence Pressman, John Thaddeus, David Doty, Carrie Stauber, and Eric Mansker), CSI: Miami (2002), Desperate Housewives (2004, with Teri Hatcher, Steven Culp, Mark Moses, Brenda Strong, and Edward Zoellner), and 24 (2006, with Gregory Itzin, Roger Cross, Jude Ciccolella, Mark A. Sheppard, and Chuck Hicks).

Born in Cozad, Nebraska, Wade has been working in the entertainment industry since 1953. As background actress she appeared in various television series and features such as Hart to Hart, Starsky & Hutch, The Fall Guy, Vegas, B.J. and the Bear, and Flying High (1978).

As a stuntwoman, Wade has doubled  on The Golden Palace, Mary Martin and Rosemary Clooney on Hardcastle & McCormick, Brooke Adams in the television drama The Lion of Africa (1987), Gail O'Grady in the In the Heat of the Night episode "Road Kill" (1988, with Carl Ciarfalio), Margery Jane Ross in the comedy The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear (1991),  in the comedy sequel Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult (1994), Marion Ross in the Sweet Justice episode "It's a Grand Old Dame" (1994, with Ronny Cox and Terrence Beasor), Priscilla Alden in the romance Nine Months (1995, coordinated by Glenn R. Wilder), Jean Simmons in the drama How to Make an American Quilt (1995),  in the comedy Jane Austen's Mafia! (1998),  in the comedy The Waterboy (1998, coordinated by Allan Graf), Natalie Barish in the comedy I'll Be Home for Christmas (1998), and Maureen O'Hara in the television drama Cab to Canada (1998).

Further acting and stunt film work includes the crime comedy Fake-Out (1982), the horror comedy Vampire Knights (1988), the thriller Maniac Cop 3: Badge of Silence (1992, with Denney Pierce, Jophery C. Brown, Wally Crowder, Matt McColm, Bob Minor, and stunt coordination by Spiro Razatos), the comic adaptation Batman Returns (1992), the thriller Bitter Harvest (1993, with Rosine "Ace" Hatem, Maria Kelly, Gene LeBell, and Michelle Sebek), the comedy Black Sheep (1996), the comedy High School High (1996), the comedy Vegas Vacation (1997), the action thriller Fire Down Below (1997), the thriller Top of the World (1997, coordination by Spiro Razatos and Richard E. Butler), the action thriller Most Wanted (1997), the thriller The Rage (1997), the action sequel Lethal Weapon 4 (1998), the fantasy comedy Mystery Men (1999, with Sandra Lee Gimpel, Leslie Hoffman, and Joyce McNeal), the action comedy Extremedays (2001), the short film The Deluge (2002, with Chuck Hicks, Jeff Mosley, and Rex Reddick), the science fiction sequel Men in Black II (2002), the comedy Ali G Indahouse (2002), the fantasy comedy Bruce Almighty (2003), the short film The Raft (2004), the comedy Big Chuck, Little Chuck (2004, with John Nowak), the comedy Dirty Love (2005), the action comedy Rush Hour 3 (2007), the short film What Ever Happened to Gavin Buckmaster? (2007), the drama Sick Puppy (2009), the comedy The Back-up Plan (2010), the horror film Legion (2010, with Jeanette Miller, Doug Jones, Denney Pierce, and Chuck Hicks), and the short romance For Abigail, Love Benjamin (2013, with Hélène Udy).

In 1997, Wade worked as stunt coordinator on the comedy Just Add Love. Among her television work are episodes of Knot's Landing, Reasonable Doubts, Life Goes On, The Pretender, L.A. Heat (1997, with Kenneth Tigar, Kane Hodder, Vince Deadrick, Jr., Sandra Lee Gimpel, and Jerry Spicer), Family Matters, MADtv, Nash Bridges, Spy TV (2002), Angel, Grounded for Life, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Scrubs, That's So Raven, and Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn (2014).

External links 
  – official site
 
 Kaye Wade at the 24 wiki

Performers
TNG performers