Paula Crist
Paula Crist-Pickett  is a Star Trek fan who appeared as a background performer, an alien crewmember in . This character was originally supposed to be a bridge crewmember, but that role eventually went to Billy Van Zandt's Rhaandarite character. Crist apparently designed her own alien costume, and gave the character the name Worene. Gene Roddenberry liked the Worene character, and made sure she at least appeared in the final movie by giving her a part in the recreation deck scene.

Crist performed stunts in a number of productions, including Logan's Run, the original Battlestar Galactica and as the baby brontosaurus in Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend.

Crist became a friend of Mark Lenard and his family. After he died of diabetes in , Crist helped the family sort through his possessions. She took special interest in Mark Lenard's Klingon costume. She worked with some costumers at Paramount Studios to restore the uniform to its former glory. She used the costume as a fund raising item for a diabetes fund during SiliCon 2002. See the external link below for the story of how she got the uniform.

Under the name Qeldas Pickett, wearing a Klingon outfit, she was interviewed at the Klingon Armada International Convention in Skokie, Illinois. The footage was used in Dammit, Jim, I'm Only a Documentary! (1993), a hybrid of documentary and mockumentary.

References 
 On the Good Ship Enterprise by Bjo Trimble

External links 
 
 
 
 
 Dammit, Jim, I'm Only a Documentary! on YouTube

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