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'''Welshie''' was a [[redshirt]] ''[[Star Trek]]'' actor, who replaced | '''Welshie''' was a [[redshirt]] ''[[Star Trek]]'' actor, who replaced {{st|James Doohan}} in the [[2200s]], because Doohan had trouble yodelling. | ||
However, when the [[Planet Express]] crew ran into the former cast of ''Star Trek'' on [[Omega 3]], [[Melllvar]] finally appeared to explain how he had kept the ''Star Trek'' cast alive, though in obsession with being the biggest ''Star Trek'' fan, he would often focus his anger on Welshie, which eventually killed him. | However, when the [[Planet Express]] crew ran into the former cast of ''Star Trek'' on [[Omega 3]], [[Melllvar]] finally appeared to explain how he had kept the ''Star Trek'' cast alive, though in obsession with being the biggest ''Star Trek'' fan, he would often focus his anger on Welshie, which eventually killed him. | ||
Revision as of 12:24, 15 May 2011
| Tertiary character Deceased character | |
| Welshie | |
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| Relatives | Cousin |
| First appearance | "Where No Fan Has Gone Before" (4ACV11)  |
| Voiced by | David Herman |
Welshie was a redshirt Star Trek actor, who replaced James Doohan in the 2200s, because Doohan had trouble yodelling.
However, when the Planet Express crew ran into the former cast of Star Trek on Omega 3, Melllvar finally appeared to explain how he had kept the Star Trek cast alive, though in obsession with being the biggest Star Trek fan, he would often focus his anger on Welshie, which eventually killed him.
Additional Info
Trivia
- Both his name, and what he says seems to imply that he is Welsh.
- According to the commentaries, he apparently says "I am very drunk" in Welsh.
Quotes
Nimoy: Welshie!
Fry: Welshie?
Nichols: We did some musical reunion specials in the 2200s but the guy who played Scotty had trouble yodelling.
Takei: Ever since then, Welshie has been a welcome participant in our escapades.
Welshie: Aye, Dwi iawn 'n feddw!