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Todd Babcock

Todd E. Babcock is the actor who portrayed Ensign Mulchaey in the fifth season episode .
Prior to his work on Voyager, Babcock made appearances on (starring Jerry O'Connell and John Rhys-Davies), as well as (1997, with Anthony Stewart Head and Robin Atkin Downes) and (starring Kelsey Grammer). He also appeared in (1996, starring Whoopi Goldberg and Stephen McHattie), and the 1996 TV movie What Love Sees, with Fran Bennett and Tim Halligan. He even starred in a Chinese film called A Time to Remember (never released in the USA). Perhaps most notably, he had a supporting role in (1998). After Voyager and an appearance on the TV show Legacy with Casey Biggs, he became a regular during the first season of MTV's Undressed in 1999. 
Since then, Babcock has acted primarily in films. He had a small role in Role of a Lifetime (2001, starring Scott Bakula and Harry Groener, featuring Joel Brooks and Frank Novak). That same year, he could be briefly seen as a party guest in , also featuring Erick Avari, Michael Jace, Anne Elizabeth Ramsay, Cary-Hiroyuki and David Warner. In 2002 he had a supporting role, along with the aforementioned Joel Brooks, in . In 2004 he co-starred with Brian Brophy and Maureen Flannigan in . And in 2005 he co-starred with James Avery in the thriller Lethal Eviction. He also starred in several short films.
He did continue taking on television roles, however; he made several appearances in in 2003, and in 2005, he worked with John Larroquette on the TV movie McBride: The Doctor Is Out... Really Out. He returned to primetime episodic television in 2006 with guest appearances on (starring John Carroll Lynch, with Thomas Kopache, Faith C. Salie and Todd Waring), (with Michael Cavanaugh, James Greene, Eve H. Brenner, K Callan, and Steve Vinovich) and . In 2007, he appeared in (with Erick Avari and Tucker Smallwood) and with Ron Canada.
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Todd Bryant

Todd Bryant is a stuntman, stunt actor and occasional actor who appeared in three and was the stunt double for Ron Perlman in .
Bryant started his stunt career at the age of twelve and is now mostly working as a stunt coordinator and stuntman. In 2002 he received an American Choreography award nomination for best fight choreography in the film Deuces Wild, shared with stuntman Pete Antico.
He has stunt doubled for stars such as Will Ferrell, Brendan Fraser, Tim Robbins, Adam Baldwin, Dolph Lundgren and Ron Perlman (in Hellboy). Bryant is also a frequent guest at several Star Trek conventions, mostly as "Klingon duo" with Spice Williams. Bryant has also worked as a second unit director for the film Shattered Lies (2002) and as an associate producer for Blowing Smoke (2004).
Among his stunt resume are films such as (1985, with Richard Lineback and stunts by Gene LeBell and Tom Morga), (1986, with Sally Kellerman, Robert Picardo, Terry Farrell, Adrienne Barbeau, Michael McGrady, Phil Rubenstein, and stunts by Greg Barnett, Gary Epper, Johnny C. Meier, Noon Orsatti, Manny Perry, and Scott Wilder), (1990, starring Winona Ryder, with Biff Yeager and Aaron Lustig), Full Eclipse (1993, with Mel Winkler and Joseph Culp), (1996), (1997, with Geno Silva, Ian Abercrombie, Harry Hutchinson, Katy Boyer, Marjean Holden, J. Patrick McCormack, and stunts by Chris Durand, Gary Epper, Tom Huff, Steve Kelso, Tom Lupo, Tom Morga, Hugh Aodh O'Brien, and Pat Romano), (1997, with John Glover), (1997), (1997, starring Winona Ryder, with Ron Perlman and Brad Dourif), (1998), (1999), (2000, starring Jerry O'Connell, with stunts by Erik Stabenau), (2002), (2003, with Christopher Darga, Mark Kiely, Dan Desmond, Robert Curtis Brown, Jamison Yang, Max Grodénchik, Michael Bofshever, and stunts by Charlie Brewer, Gene LeBell, Manny Perry, and Tim Rigby), (2003), (2006), and (2007, with Jasmine Anthony, Len Cariou, and stunt coordinated by Greg Barnett).
Bryant has also performed in television series such as (1989 and 2001, with Dana Sparks, Earl Boen, Monte Markham, Cliff Potts, and Ken Thorley), (starring Teri Hatcher), Friends, (1994, with Ann Gillespie, Kerrie Keane, Noley Thornton, and Cress Williams), , , , , , (created by J.J. Abrams), , (2003, with Penny Johnson, Michelle Forbes, Daniel Dae Kim, Jude Ciccolella, Miguel Perez, Steven Culp, and Harris Yulin), (starring Nikki Cox), , and .
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Todd Jeffries

Todd Jeffries is an actor who played a Hirogen hunter in the seventh season episode .
Beside his on-screen acting appearances Jeffries is a renowned stage actor who earned several awards such as an Irene Ryan Award and two L.A. Drama Logue Awards.
On his acting resume are films such as Blue de Ville (1986, with William Frankfather), (1989, with Dakin Matthews, Albert Hall, Gregory Itzin, J.D. Hall, and Tina Lifford), The Arrival (1991, with Joseph Culp and Michael J. Pollard), Monolith (1993, with Musetta Vander and Boris Krutonog), (1996, directed by Stuart Baird, with Joe Morton, Len Cariou, Andreas Katsulas, Paul Collins, Eugene Roche, Dey Young, Richard Riehle, Ken Jenkins, Brad Blaisdell, Warren Munson, and Blair Valk), (1999, with Whoopi Goldberg, Brenda Strong, Timothy Davis-Reed, Van Epperson, Steve Blalock, and Mike Watson), and Without Warning (2002).
Jeffries has also guest starred in television series such as The Paper Chase (1986, with Robert Knepper and Steve Vinovich), (1987, with Robert Foxworth, Dana Sparks, Brett Cullen, Rod Arrants, Michael Ensign, and Ellen Geer), (1988, with Corbin Bernsen, Rosalind Allen, Fran Bennett, James W. Jansen, and Cristine Rose), (1990), (1991, with David Froman and Andrew Prine), (1996, with Tim Kelleher, Conor O'Farrell, Natalija Nogulich, and Glenn Morshower), (1997, with Jason Alexander, Gene Dynarski, and Marco Rodriguez), (2000, with Conor O'Farrell and Lawrence Pressman), (2001, with Leslie Hope, Jude Ciccolella, and Zach Grenier), (2002, with Steve Rankin and Leon Russom), and (2003, starring Paul Guilfoyle, with Basil Wallace and Bari Hochwald).
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Todd Merrill

Todd Merrill is the actor who portrayed in the fourth season episodes and .
Merrill guest-starred in a 1989 episode of , starring Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell. He went on to appear in , 1995, also starring Scott Bakula). 
He later appeared in (2003, with Ivar Brogger, Ray Buktenica, Christopher Darga, Frank Gorshin, James W. Jansen, Jason Marsden, Lee Meriwether, Julie Newmar, Julia Rose, Joel Swetow, and Steve Vinovich).
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Todd Slayton

Todd E. Slayton is an actor who worked for several years on . He was one of Cirroc Lofton's stand-ins and appeared in several other background parts including Cardassians and Jem'Hadar, but most prominently as Thot Gor. Slayton received no credit for his appearances. 
In addition, he wore a costume, originally worn by Bruce Wright as Sarish Rez in an episode of . His Breen costume was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay and was previously worn by Marc Alaimo. 
Slayton talks about wearing the Breen suits in the . The reference book also noted that Slayton and fellow photo doubles John Lendale Bennett, Jennifer Berlant, and Steve Wilson filled in for the actors while shooting on location in the desert of Palmdale in California for the seventh season episode .
Outside Star Trek, Slayton played one of the staffers of the Peach Pit in several episodes of Beverly Hills, 90210 and portrayed a paramedic in two episodes of (2002 and 2003, starring Paul Guilfoyle and Wallace Langham, with Mark Lentry, Billy Mayo, Jeremy Roberts, John Dixon, Christopher Leps, and Alex Madison also appeared in these episodes. In addition he served es editor for the short comedy Falling (2007, with F.J. Rio, make-up artist James MacKinnon, and first assistant director David G. Trotti) and as co-producer and editor for the short comedy Lady Bait (2008).
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Todd Stashwick

Todd Stashwick is an actor who played Talok in the fourth season episode and Captain Liam Shaw in the third season of .
Stashwick is best known for his roles as Dale Malloy in the FX drama series The Riches (2007-08), alongside Gregg Henry and Bruce French, and as Deacon in Terry Matalas' (2015-18), starring Aaron Stanford and Kirk Acevedo.
Born in Chicago, Illinois, Stashwick attended Hoffman Estates High School, where he participated in stage productions prior to graduation. He later became a member of Chicago's "Second City" comedy troupe and also co-founded an acclaimed experimental improvisation group called "Burn Manhattan", based out of New York. He currently lives with his wife and their son in Los Angeles, California.
Stashwick has also made guest appearances on such television shows as , (1999, starring Mariska Hargitay, with Bebe Neuwirth), (2002, with Anthony Stewart Head and James Marsters), (with Anne Haney, Michael McGrady, and Concetta Tomei), , , (starring Paul Guilfoyle, with Cliff DeYoung), , (with Kenneth Mars and Holmes R. Osborne), The Drew Carey Show (starring Diedrich Bader), , (starring Ted Levine, with Alicia Coppola and Stanley Kamel), , (starring Miguel Ferrer and Jerry O'Connell), The War at Home (with Keone Young), (with Kenneth Mitchell), (with Thomas Dekker), (with Jason Alexander), (with Abby Brammell), (starring Daniel Dae Kim, created by Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman), , (starring Saul Rubinek), and (directed by Douglas Aarniokoski).
In addition, he had a role in the pilot episode of , starring William Shatner and René Auberjonois, and had brief recurring roles on MDs (with Wade Andrew Williams), , Still Standing, (with John Ales), (starring Robert Knepper and Zachary Quinto), (starring Timothy Olyphant), The Originals, , and Gotham.
He also had small roles in (2003, also featuring William Lucking) and Along Came Polly (2004) and a supporting role in (2006).
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Todd W. Buhmiller

Todd W. Buhmiller served as a production assistant on .
Buhmiller served also as a production assistant for (1994, with Eugenie Bondurant) and the 1996 film Club V.R., with Rick Fitts. In addition he was a location assistant for (1994) and and assistant director on (1996).
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Todd Waring

Todd Waring is an actor who appeared as DeCurtis in the second season episode and Lasaran in the sixth season episode .
He has appeared in many other major television series such as , , (starring Steven Weber), , , (starring Martin Sheen), and (starring William Shatner and René Auberjonois), Scandal and Chasing Life.
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Todd Wieland

Todd Wieland is an actor who appeared as an Enterprise NX-01 crewman throughout the first and second seasons of . As a background actor he received no credit for his appearances. His uniform was later sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
Born as Todd Joseph Wieland in Harbor City, California he was a member of The Hollywood Division, a group of actors with a military and or police background who portrayed cops, soldiers, and officers in several film and television productions. Wieland also worked as military and technical adviser on several film and television productions.
Among his appearances are the action film Bad Guys (2000, with Michael Bailey Smith), (2000, with Dave Power), (2000, with Joan Collins, David Jean Thomas, John Cho, Kevin Grevioux, Steve Schirripa, Ted Rooney, and Scott L. Schwartz), (2000, starring Tim Blake Nelson and Holly Hunter, with Brian Reddy, Frank Collison, Stephen Root, and Musetta Vander), the thriller Desire and Deception (2001), (2001, with Famke Janssen), (2001, with Guy Siner, John DeMita, Jim Metzler, Greg Ellis, and Andrei Sterling), the drama Wicked Temptations (2002), the thriller Erotic Obsessions (2002), and the drama Exposed (2002).
Wieland also appeared in , (2000), and Family Law (starring Christopher McDonald, Salli Elise Richardson, and Julie Warner).
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Toddman

Vice Admiral Toddman was a male Human Starfleet flag officer assigned to Starfleet Security. 
In 2371, he instructed Deep Space 9 commander Benjamin Sisko to put the on alert in case of a Jem'Hadar attack, following the launch of the Obsidian Order-Tal Shiar invasion of the Gamma Quadrant. He expressly denied Sisko permission to pursue the fleet to rescue Odo and Elim Garak, but Sisko ignored Toddman's orders and went anyway.
As a safeguard, Toddman ordered Michael Eddington to sabotage the Defiants cloaking device, with the goal of making it impossible for the Defiant to follow the fleet into Dominion space. However, Defiant chief engineer Miles O'Brien managed to repair the cloak much quicker than expected, and the Defiant was ultimately successful in rescuing both people.
Following the incident, Toddman warned Sisko that if he pulled such a stunt again, he would either court martial him, or promote him. ()
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Tolaris

Tolaris was a Vulcan and a crew member aboard the Vahklas, a civilian transport ship encountered by in 2151. Tolaris and the rest of the crew were considered V'tosh ka'tur ("Vulcans without logic") by other Vulcans for exploring a balance between logic and emotions. Tolaris forged a bond with T'Pol, and suggested she attempt to re-connect with her emotions. He used an ancient Vulcan technique known as a "mind meld" to help her achieve this, but T'Pol was uncomfortable with it and asked him to stop. Tolaris became angry, refused to stop the meld, and assaulted T'Pol through his actions. T'Pol was then forced to violently tear herself away, leaving both parties with mental trauma.
When Enterprise Captain Jonathan Archer confronted Tolaris the next day, he brushed it off, eventually losing control of his emotions and tossing Archer across the room. Archer, armed with a phase-pistol, then asked the Vulcans to leave his starship. 
Prior to leaving , Tolaris taught literature at the Shirkar Academy. ()
From her forced meld with Tolaris, T'Pol contracted Pa'nar Syndrome, a disease that was precipitated by mind-melding improperly. She was later cured of the disease by a meld with T'Pau, a more experienced melder, in 2154. ()
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Tom Boyd

Tom Boyd is a musician who played the oboe for the music of several and episodes of . Boyd is considered "Hollywood's Oboe" and has performed in over 1500 film and television scores for frequent composeres Jerry Goldsmith, John Williams, Alan Silvestri and Marc Shaiman.
He attended the Julliard School and played the principal oboe position at the Honolulu Symphony. He was a professor of music at the University of Hawaii and professor of oboe at the Azusa Pacific University. At the age of 30 he moved to Los Angeles to work in the film industry making the principal oboe for John Williams on the score for Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom in 1984 one of his earliest credits.
Boyd performed for several singers during their album recordings and live concerts including Barbra Streisand, Natalie Cole, and John Denver.
Among his countless film and television work are projects such as (1983), (1984, with David Graf), (1984), (1985, with Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson and Thomas F. Wilson), (1985, with Whoopi Goldberg), (1986), and , Spaceballs (1987), (1988, with Christopher Lloyd), (1988), (1988), (1988, starring Robin Williams), (1989), (1989-1990, starring Gary Graham, Eric Pierpoint, and Michele Scarabelli), (1987-1990, starring Linda Hamilton and Ron Perlman), and The Flash (1990-1991), (1990), (1990), (1991, with Christian Slater), (1991, with Christopher Lloyd and Carel Struycken), (1991, starring Robin Williams), (1992, starring Whoopi Goldberg), (1992), (1993), (1993), (1994, starring Tom Hanks, with Haley Joel Osment), (1995), (1996), (1997), (1997, with David Warner), (1997, with Dina Meyer), (1999, with Christopher Lloyd), (1999), and (1999).
Further works include (2000, starring Patrick Stewart, Famke Janssen and Rebecca Romijn), (1997-2000), (2001, starring Haley Joel Osment and Jude Law), and (created by J.J. Abrams), (2002), (2002, starring Kirsten Dunst), (2003), (2003), (2003), (2004), (2006), (2007), (2009), (2011), and (2012, starring Chris Hemsworth), (1990-2012), (2013), (2014), and (2015, with Paul Sorvino).
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Tom Cloutier

Thomas Cloutier, often credited as Tom Cloutier, is a practical visual effects technician who is Kerner Optical's visual effects key grip on . He has been working at Kerner Optical since the company was formed from Industrial Light & Magic, Cloutier's former employer.
Prior to joining ILM, Cloutier was an electrician on such films as (1990, starring Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson and Thomas F. Wilson), (1993, starring Robin Williams) and (1995). On the latter two films, he worked alongside fellow ILM and Kerner Optical employee, Rod M. Janusch.
At ILM, Cloutier's credits included (1992), (2002), (2002, featuring Neal McDonough and Patrick Kilpatrick), (2004), and (2005, featuring Scott MacDonald). He was ILM's chief model maker on (2000, featuring James Cromwell and Barbara Babcock) and he worked on models for , which, like Star Trek, was directed by J.J. Abrams and written by Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci.
Cloutier's last project as a part of ILM was , working on the film's models and miniatures. He remained with ILM's physical production departments when they became an independent company, Kerner Optical. In addition to Star Trek, his projects for Kerner have thus far included (2007, starring Jimmy Bennett), (2007, featuring Bruce Greenwood), and (2008, featuring Pasha Lychnikoff and Alan Dale).
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Tom Connole

Tom Connole is a former camera operator and cinematographer who was Second Assistant Camera on . This film was his first Hollywood project.
After Star Trek, Connole served as a camera assistant on such films as (1985, featuring Bruce McGill) and (1990, starring Jason Alexander). His credits as a camera operator include (1991, starring Christopher McDonald), (1993, starring Alfre Woodard), (1995, featuring production design by Linda DeScenna), (1998, featuring Tim Kelleher, Paul Guilfoyle and Michael Shamus Wiles), (1999, starring Joe Morton, Samantha Eggar and Donna Murphy), (2001, starring Jerry O'Connell, featuring David Ogden Stiers), and (2004). He was also Second Camera Operator on Galaxy Quest (1999).
In addition, Connole operated cameras on (starring Teri Hatcher and K Callan) and . He was also a camera operator for the Second Unit of such films as (1994, starring Christopher Lloyd and Neal McDonough; featuring First Unit cinematography by Matthew F. Leonetti) and (1997, featuring John Glover; with set design work by Dawn Brown and Keith Cunningham). His uncredited film work as a camera operator include (1997, featuring Daniel Dae Kim and Richard Lineback).
Connole was Second Unit Director of Photography on such films as (1993, featuring Steven Culp and John de Lancie), (1996, featuring Stephanie Niznik), and (1999, featuring Paul Dooley). He was the Additional Director of Photography on (1995, featuring Carolyn Seymour), and (2000, working under Robert Elswit). He was later the First Unit Director of Photography on several independent films, including 2001's Chasing Sunsets, starring James Avery. Connole later operated out of Barcelona where he shot commercials in Spain and the Czech Republic. 
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Tom Demille

Tom Demille is an actor who worked as background actor portraying different Klingons, Cardassians, and other aliens for five years on . 
Demille worked as background actor on (1995, with David Paymer, John Cothran, Jr. and Zack Milan), (1996, with Christian Slater, Bob Gunton, Vyto Ruginis, Ousaun Elam, Casey Biggs, Joey Box, Jim Palmer, Vince Deadrick, Charlie Brewer, Gary Epper, Mario Roberts, Kurtwood Smith, James G. MacDonald, Raymond Cruz, and Henry Murph), (1996), and (1997, with Michael G. Hagerty, Francis Guinan, Enrique Murciano, Charles Parks, Michael O'Hagan, Chris Wynne, Ivory Broome, Tom Huff, Cliff McLaughlin, and Don Pulford).
In 2009, he portrayed Frank Sinatra and himself in the short film Just Me and Frank and in 2010 he received special thanks in the credits for the documentary Lon Chaney After Midnight.
Between 1999 and 2020, Demille was one of the candidates for the West Hollywood City Council. Since March 2020, Demille has been working for the City of West Hollywood Government. 
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