It is appropriate that today is World Theatre Day, so this post comes really on theme with it. It’s just a few pictures but very nice ones of Gates McFadden as Mrs. Malloy, in the play “The Matchmaker” which performed in 1987 from May 26 to June 27 at La Jolla Playhouse.

Okay guys, this is literally the best I could do with these screencaptures, there was actually a lower quality than this so we have to be happy with what we have now.
These are the screencaptures of Gates McFadden episode on 1986 tv show “The Wizard”. Take a look and enjoy!

Simon McKay is a scientist who worked for the U.S. Government on various projects. One day he left and disappeared for a few years. He resurfaced as a toy maker. The government wanting to make sure no one uses his intelligence against the U.S. assigns one of their best agents Alex Jagger to protect him. On Alex’s first day, Simon meets a boy who has cancer. Simon learns that unless he gets a transplant he won’t last long and the only possible donor is his brother who’s an archaeologist. So Simon drags Alex to where his brother is so that he can go back and help the boy. But his brother is being held captive by his benefactor who wants to keep the treasures that was found for himself.

Some months ago I bought this magazine but never had the time – and/or mental organization – to sit down and read it and scan for the site. Finally that day has come and after a minor adjustment on her birthday (no one gets it right, really!), there you go. Find them in the gallery and enjoy.

When I woke up this morning and realized it’s the site anniversary I was shocked myself thinking it’s been already 2 years. TWO YEARS!!! It always seems to me like it all started just yesterday. So much fun, so much love I received from you all and hopefully this is just the second of many more years of fun.
As you might remember from last year, I do enjoy giving gifts on the site anniversary so this year’s gift is HD Screencaptures of Gates McFadden as Doctor Beverly Crusher from Star Trek: The Next Generation season 4.

A few weeks ago I bought these magazines and I had just now time to give it a look and scan for the site. Aside from a wrong birth date, all seems a good nice reading so enjoy!

The gallery has been updated with over 300 screencaptures of Gates McFadden from her guest episode on Party of Five. Take a look and enjoy!

A free-spirited friend of the family, named Greer Erikson, visits the Salingers. Her well-meaning interference causes problems for the Salinger siblings. Greer tries to boost Julia’s confidence by sending her to a fashion photographer, and Julia spends $800 on the photo session. Greer also tries to help get Bailey over his breakup with Kate by fixing him up on a blind date. Bailey soon develops an attraction for Greer instead. Ross comes out of the closet and reveals to Claudia that he is gay. Meanwhile, Charlie searches for a new nanny for Owen.

Star Trek star Gates McFadden is no stranger to exploring new planets and galaxies as Dr. Beverly Crusher, but set to host the Nacelle Company’s Who Do You Think You Are?, McFadden starts a new venture into the podcast realm.

“Pantomime takes too much energy, so I asked if we could use mics,” said Gates McFadden.

The McFadden-fronted podcast will be the first one from the Nacelle Company and serves as a stepping stone for its NacelleCast Studios, the company’s neighboring podcast studio in Burbank. The new podcast studio will serve as the main production space for all NacelleCast productions.

The Nacelle Company has created a number of pop history-focused titles including Netflix’s The Movies That Made Us, The Toys That Made Us and the CW’s Discontinued. Branching into the podcast space is a step in the company’s efforts to broaden its reach of pop history-focused content.

“As the name of my company suggests, I’m obviously a huge Trekkie. To be working with Gates McFadden on a project like this is a great honor,” said Brian Volk-Weiss, Founder and CEO of The Nacelle Company.

Tentatively titled Who Do You Think You Are?, the podcast is a ten-episode audio series set to release later this fall.

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