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  • Leslie Parrish as Lieutenant Carolyn Palamas wearing a pink toga inspired ensemble in the episode "Who Mourns for Adonais?" of the 1967 series "Star Trek."
    • Paramount Television

    Star Trek: Who Mourns for Adonais?

    1967

    Costume seen on Leslie Parrish as Lieutenant Carolyn Palamas

  • Leslie Parrish as Linda Marley wearing a pink toga inspired ensemble in the episode "The Girl in the Frame" of the 1968 series "Mannix."
    • Paramount Television

    Mannix: The Girl in the Frame

    1968

    Costume seen on Leslie Parrish as Linda Marley

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Every so often a costume will get used on the same actor in a completely different production. In this instance, this toga inspired ensemble was worn by Leslie Parrish. She wore it first in 1967 in the Star Trek episode Who Mourns for Adonais? where she played the character Lieutenant Carolyn Palamas. In 1968, she wore the costume again in the tv show Mannix in the episode entitled The Girl in the Frame, where she played the character Linda Marley.

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Every so often a costume will get used on the same actor in a completely different production. In this instance, this toga inspired ensemble was worn by Leslie Parrish. She wore it first in 1967 in the Star Trek episode Who Mourns for Adonais? where she played the character Lieutenant Carolyn Palamas. In 1968, she wore the costume again in the tv show Mannix in the episode entitled The Girl in the Frame, where she played the character Linda Marley.

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Every so often a costume will get used on the same actor in a completely different production. In this instance, this toga inspired ensemble was worn by Leslie Parrish. She wore it first in 1967 in the Star Trek episode Who Mourns for Adonais? where she played the character Lieutenant Carolyn Palamas. In 1968, she wore the costume again in the tv show Mannix in the episode entitled The Girl in the Frame, where she played the character Linda Marley.

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  2. Aha! Thank you so much! This is great information!!! I appreciate it! Leslie Parrish was in three episodes of Mannix, which I had never seen – so thank you for helping me figure out the episode! And yay for another reused Star Trek costume! Fantastic!

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  2. Aha! Thank you so much! This is great information!!! I appreciate it! Leslie Parrish was in three episodes of Mannix, which I had never seen – so thank you for helping me figure out the episode! And yay for another reused Star Trek costume! Fantastic!

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  2. Aha! Thank you so much! This is great information!!! I appreciate it! Leslie Parrish was in three episodes of Mannix, which I had never seen – so thank you for helping me figure out the episode! And yay for another reused Star Trek costume! Fantastic!

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