Allie | one Dr. Gegen's nieces research assistants |
Ann Suzanne Lang | one of the many little Lang girls, Ann-zan for short, dark-haired |
Annie Oakley | neighbor of the Torres, B'Elanna's foster granny |
Annorax Heyes | Leader of the infamous Krenim gang of outlaws |
Anson Larson | runs a livery service, frequent client at Madame Maxine's |
Antelope Woman | strange wild woman known to the Ankhari tribe |
Antonio Swayze | leader of the Chap-endale Dancers |
Senorita Antonia | One of Madame Maxine's "regulars" |
Diane Artemis Gordon | detective with the Hirogen Detective Agency, mistress of disguise, Thomas Magnum's boss, pretty good hunter |
Arterus | former foreman of the Delta Q |
Ayala | one of the Delta Q's top hands, has the most beautiful little ranch-style house of his very own right, plays the harmonica |
Bart/Mz. Barty | Peggy Lou's brother, plays piano at Sandrine's Saloon/supposedly Bart's twin sister but really Bart in drag, plays organ at the church |
Beatrice Burleigh | Lord Burleigh's daughter, disappeared many years ago |
Benson Vorik | town drunk of Voyager City, would-be law clerk |
B'Etor Torres | Chakotay's first wife, an Indian from the Klingon Tribe, killed by the Cardassians |
Baktag | D'Alaireux's gimpy twin brother and assistant |
Beata Janeway | Tom and B'Elanna's daughter |
Ben | black member of the Nova Gang (No, Eric, it's not Sisko.) |
Ben Sisko | marshal of Defiant City |
Benton Fraser | a Canadian Mountie |
Betsy | Miss Kate's trusty twelve-gauge shotgun/rifle |
Binks-binks | incompetent (yet well-spoken) rustler from Gungan tribe |
Bob | Kat's mentor from Tribe 8472 |
Bobbitt Nyrian | patriarch of the Nyrian "Posse" |
Boothby | Senator Paris' old friend of his Academy days |
Brone | conscierge of the Ritz-Kradin Hotel |
Lord Burleigh | Miss Kate's former employer and love interest, now deceased |
Caretaker | evil ... Oh, I don't know what he/she is but he/she destroyed the Shaolin temple years ago. |
Caroline | beautician and full-body tattoo artist, works at Madame Emony's beauty salon |
Carolita de la Vegas | the premiere coloratura soprano in the country |
Mayor Cavit | mayor of Voyager City, former schoolteacher |
Clockword Data | mechanical man from Enterprise City, left his droogies behind, loves Beethoven |
Clare Ensfriggen Darrow | unscrupulous Woman in Maroon, aka Lawyer Ginny |
Cowgirl Vickie | mysterious figure from Chakotay's past |
Dr. Crusher | red-headed Starfleet Cavalry surgeon from Enterprise City |
Cullah Nistrim | local rancher, blood enemy of Kaze Ogla |
Madame D'Alaireux | fortune-teller and snake-oil salewoman |
Dalby | one of the Delta Q's hands |
Darrell Ogla | Kaze Ogla's youngest son |
Judge Davenport | Kate's father, federal judge at Federation City during Khan's trial |
Mr. Dax | Lee-Marie's step-father |
Denara-Pel Vidiian | eldest and best-looking of the seven Vidiian sisters |
Diana Troy | woman from Betazed Town, former mistress of Judge Riker when he was foreman on the Alpha Q |
Dr. Dino Gegen | an anthropologist specializing in Indian studies |
Doc Savage | fifth hand on the Equinox, bears a striking resemblence to Doc Holliday |
Donna-May | Lee-Marie's youngest step-sister |
Doomed Nyrian | one of the younger Nyrian boys |
Dorado | LMH messenger-boy |
Duga Nistrim | Cullah's stupid(er) cousin |
Dukat | Indian from the Cardassian tribe, co-conspirator with Seska |
Eddington | deceased banker back East |
Elaine | young aspiring opera singer |
Eleanor | one Dr. Gegen's nieces research assistants |
Emily Jenkins | young blonde girl |
Enome Dax | Lee-Marie's mother |
Madame Emony | owner of Voyager City's beauty salon |
Eric | gun-for-hire from the East |
Ezri Dax | bass player for the band Borg Barbie |
Dr. Fitzgerald | former doctor of Voyager City, murdered |
Fox Scully | some overpaid dork from an totally unbelievable government agency |
little Freddie Bristow | young boy, cook's assistant at the Delta Q |
Garak | Voyager City's best couturiere, owner of Garak's Millinery and Hosiery |
Miss Gegen | Dr. Gegen's daughter |
Gerron | bartender at Quark's |
Golwat | scarred LMH messenger-girl |
Gowron | leader of the Cha'Kago Klingons |
Grendell | deceased ex-foreman of the Circle V |
Gresgrendek | the widow Wildman deceased Czech husband, called Greg, nephew of the Kaiser |
Griff | one of Mary's female trailhands, dresses all in black, lawyer |
Grilka | Klingon warrioress, chief of the Kozak tribe |
Miss Henley | works at the Delta Q |
Henry Burleigh | Lord Burleigh's son, disappeared many years ago |
Hogan | works for Madame Maxine |
Hop-Sing Neelix | Deputy Neelix's twin brother, cook at the Delta Q |
Hugh | representative of the Borg Indians |
Jabin Olga | Kaze's oldest son, recently murdered |
Jack Duras | Klingon renegade who murdered K'Ehleyr |
Jacqueline Sito | member of the Nova Gang |
Lady Jadzia | aristocrat with a past, from back East, disappeared ten years ago |
Jadzia Dax | Emony's deceased younger sister |
James T. Stark | one of Mary's male trailhands, one quarter Shawnee Indian, middle name is Tecumseh |
Jane Riley | trouble-maker back East |
Jason Canuck | cub reporter of the Voyager Chronicle, 58th regiment/Wild Cards groupie |
Jean Hajar | member of the Nova Gang |
Jeannette Rockefeller | manager of the Voyager City opera house, née MacDonald, called Rocksie, would-be Cole Porter |
Mr. Jenkins | small rancher with a young daughter |
Jenny Delaney | sporting girl from Quark's |
Big Jimbo | captain of Voyager City's volunteer fire department |
Old Joe | Lee-Marie's little friend |
Joe Carey | Voyager City's tailor |
John Luke Pickard | Miss Barty's missing husband |
John Nyrian | one of the younger Nyrian boys |
Johnny Torres | Chakotay's younger brother |
Jonas | con man |
Josh Albert | member of the Nova Gang |
Julie Lang | chestnut-haired manager of the Empire Bank |
Captain Juliet | chestnut-haired British naval captain, plays guitar |
K'Ehleyr | half-Klingon female, Worf's mate |
K'Fae | Madame D'Alaireux's real Klingon name |
K'Mpec | venerable Klingon chief |
Kahlest | Kor's deceased wife, B'Elanna's grandmother |
Kaplan | former female chauffeur for Larson's livery, dead? |
Kat | young girl from Tribe 8472 |
Kaze Ogla | local rancher and loan-shark, blood enemy of Cullah Nistrim, has three sons, rumored to have some Kazon Indian blood |
Kevin Clearasil Whippen | Mary Whippen's young nephew, Sevenita's greatest admirer, called K.C. |
Kirk Custer | famous oldtime Starfleet Cavalry captain, noted for his defeat of Khaaaan! |
Khan Noonien Stark | Jim Stark's adopted uncle, orphan from the Eugenics tribe |
Kid Obrist | Noted outlaw and gunslinger with the Krenim gang |
Kira | lead guitarist for the band Borg Barbie |
Kiteman | one of Mary's male trailhands, also called just Kite, big kite buff |
Kolopec Torres | Chakotay's father, aka Mr. Tuvix |
Koloth | venerable Klingon chief |
Kor | Klingon warrior of the Kozak tribe |
Koros | creepy dude in a robe |
Kurak | female Cha'Kago Klingon |
Aylannna Lang | one of the older Lang girls, big Jimbo's main squeeze, called Lana |
Larry Ogla | Kaze Ogla's middle son |
Lee-Marie Peters | newly-hired assistant foreman of the Delta Q |
Leeta | Quark's chief poker-girl, known for her big, uh, eyes |
Mabus Ogla | Kaze's younger brother, has at least one son |
Sergeant MacDuff | Starfleet Cavalry sergeant |
Marayna | Senator Paris' second wife |
Marguerite St. Claire | mysterious petite redheaded stranger with shades |
Marla Stark | Khan Stark's wife, former historian |
Marla Gilmore | handywoman and jill-of-all-trades for the Equinox caravan |
Mary Whippen | best trailboss in the West, dreams of quitting the trail and writing scripts for magic lantern shows |
Mason Perry | Clare Darrow's legal mentor |
Madame Maxine | proprietress of the Provencal, Voyager City's finest cathouse (with both Persians and Siamese!) |
Max | gold prospector (Think Walter Brennen with less teeth), Madame Maxine's faithless, ne'er-do-well hubby, real name is Rocky Bigsadawoluous |
Max Burke | First Hand of the Equinox caravan and B'Elanna's former flame |
Mrs. McCormick | clothing store owner |
Megan Delaney | saloon girl with a heart of gold from Quark's |
Mickie-C | ex-foreman of the Q-Beta Ranch |
Ol' Mike | best gunsmith in Voyager City |
Mogh | venerable Klingon chief |
Morn | the M.C. at Quark's |
Mullah | dead member of the Kaxon mafia (Mafia in a Western? C'mon, Eric!) |
Naomi | the Widow Wildman's only child |
Namon | waiter at the Nemesis Restaurant |
Neelix Prime | head of the nasty Neelix clan of Talaxian Indians |
Nelson Edward Rockefeller | co-manager of the Voyager City opera house, would-be Flo Ziegfeld, called Eddie |
Nicholas Locarno | investigator from the Hirogen Detective Agency (has grey-blue eyes) |
Noah Lessing | hand on the Equinox caravan |
Nozawa | one of the Delta Q's hands |
Nystra | leader of the Kazon mafia, probably dead |
Alyssa Ogawa | agent of the Nova Gang |
Peggy Lou | Voyager City's sexy proprietress of Voyager City's general store and telegraph operator. (Peggy Lou? Who? Who was no more than two.) |
Dr. Peter Morf | Voyager City's doctor of photography |
the Preacher | member of the Krenim Gang |
Quark | proprietor of Quark's Saloon |
Qwai-Chang Kim | wandering Shaolin priest, Harry's half-brother, Kes's real father |
Chief Odala | hostile Kazon chief |
Odala Voth | Senator Paris' minister |
Constable Odo | Sisko's deputy from Defiant City, a Founder Indian |
O'Pake | one of Mary's female trailhands, petite, sweet-looking woman, but her appearance is deceptive |
Omega Spice | the ultimate Spice Gal |
Senator Owen Paris | Tom's real father, Democrat from Arkansas |
Colonel Pressman | Starfleet Cavalry officer |
Miss Racine | Chanteuse and hostess at Madame Maxine's, teaches the horizontal mambo on the side |
Rafin | young doorman of the Ritz-Kradin Hotel |
Randy-Jane Dax | Lee-Marie's younger step-sister |
Judge Riker | Voyager City's judge, has an eye for the ladies |
Mr. Riley | man Lee-Marie murdered back East, Jane's father |
Rollins | Stationmaster of Voyager City's train station |
Rom | assistant manager at the Empire Bank, helps out at Quark's too |
Rose Lauren | cowgirl from the Maquis ranch, used to work on the Alpha Q |
Rudy Ransom | Leader of the Equinox caravan |
Ruthie Tripp Gulch | headmistress of Voyager City's school and the Evil One of ancient prophecy |
Madame Sandrine | French saloon-owner from Marseilles, France. But she loves Paris best. |
Seska | barmaid supposedly from the European county of Bajor but really a spy from the hostile Cardassian Indian tribe |
Miss Shelly | runs a Voyager City diner |
'Slim' Sam Lavelle | member of the Nova Gang |
Spud Nyrian | eldest of the Nyrian boys, a real masher |
Stadi | Senator Paris' congressional aide (former White House intern) |
Mister Suder | Voyager City's undertaker |
Susan Nicolletti | another of Quark's saloongirls |
Tasha Yar | cowgirl from the Alpha Q ranch |
Taurik | member of the Nova Gang, Vorik's evil twin |
Temak'talan | the First of Weyroun's Jem'Hadar Guard |
Lady Templeton | worked with Miss Kate at the Burleigh estate, sharp tongue, sharp knife |
T.C. McQueen | colonel in the 58th Starfleet Advanced Cavalry |
Terry | gold-mad prospector, aka Old Man Miles aka Man Man Miles aka The-More-The Merrier Miles |
Tieran | Kes' inner warlord |
Tim, Tim, Tim of the Jungle | D'Alaireux's wimpy snake-rassling bodyservant and teamster |
Thomas Magnum | senior detective from the Hirogen Detective Agency |
Thomas Riker | Judge Riker's brother, riding a horse in the big race |
Tora Zihal | desk clerk at the Ritz-Kradin, orphan |
Mr. Tuvix | local rancher and murderer, killed by Miss Kate, real name was Kolopec Torres |
Vagh | male Cha'Kago Klingon |
Vanson | drummer for the band Borg Barbie |
Vinny Gill | church's vocalist and wallflower |
Vegan McCartney | Mary Whippen's former trailcook |
Vir | Dr. Gegen's assistant |
Wheat Carlsson | Another member of the Krenim Gang |
The Widow Wildman | Voyager City widder woman, raises sweet potatoes and pigs |
Reverend Windes | preacher of Voyager City's church, loves to minister to his parishioners' needs (especially the ones with big yabos eyes) |
Wesley Crusher | steely-eyed killer with the Nova Gang, Wesley the Kid |
Ambassador Weyoun | representative of the German Court, a Vorta Indian |
Wyatt Billiard Balle | the prosecuting attorney in Sevenita's trial, nickname is Cue |
Worf Rozhenko | big man from Defiant City with some Klingon Indian blood, riding a horse in the big race |