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Actor '''John Winston''' {{born|24|October|1927}}<!--this year is correct, do not change it again without a valid source or article will be protected--> portrayed Mr. [[Kyle]] through all three seasons of [[TOS|the original ''Star Trek'']]. He would reprise the role in {{film|2}}. He also portrayed Kyle's {{mu|Kyle|mirror universe counterpart}}, in addition to his regular role, in {{e|Mirror, Mirror}}. The ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'' mistakenly listed Winston as portraying an [[Argelian]] bartender in {{e|Wolf in the Fold}}.
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Actor '''John Winston''' {{born|24|October|1927}}<!--this year is correct, do not change it again without a valid source or article will be protected--> portrayed Mr. [[Kyle]] through all three seasons of [[TOS|the original ''Star Trek'']]. He would reprise the role in {{film|2}}. He also portrayed Kyle's {{mu|Kyle|mirror universe counterpart}}, in addition to his regular role, in {{e|Mirror, Mirror}}, and voiced the mirror-Enterprise's computer in the same episode. The ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'' mistakenly listed Winston as portraying an [[Argelian]] bartender in {{e|Wolf in the Fold}}.
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Winston filmed his scenes for "Tomorrow is Yesterday" on Tuesday {{d|29|November|1966}}. He filmed his scenes for "Space Seed" on Wednesday {{d|21|December|1966}}, and his scene for "The City on the Edge of Forever" on Friday {{d|10|February|1967}}. He filmed his scene for "Catspaw" on Tuesday {{d|2|May|1967}}, his scenes for "Who Mourns for Adonais?" on Wednesday {{d|31|May|1967}} and Thursday {{d|1|June|1967}}, his scenes for "The Doomsday Machine" on Thursday {{d|22|June|1967}}, his scene for "Wolf in the Fold" on Wednesday {{d|5|July|1967}} and his scenes for "The Apple" on Friday {{d|14|July|1967}}. He filmed his scenes for "Mirror, Mirror" on Tuesday {{d|25|July|1967}} and Thursday {{d|27|July|1967}}, and his scenes for "The Immunity Syndrome" between Wednesday {{d|25|October|1967}} and Friday {{d|27|October|1967}}. All at [[Paramount Stage 31|Desilu Stage 9]].
   
 
Winston appeared in the ''Time Tunnel'' pilot "Rendezvous with Yesterday" along with series regulars [[James Darren]], [[Whit Bissell]], [[Lee Meriwether]] and guest voice actor [[Bart La Rue]]. He also appeared in an episode of the television show ''Max Headroom'' along with [[Matt Frewer]], [[Concetta Tomei]], [[George Coe]] and [[W. Morgan Sheppard]].
 
Winston appeared in the ''Time Tunnel'' pilot "Rendezvous with Yesterday" along with series regulars [[James Darren]], [[Whit Bissell]], [[Lee Meriwether]] and guest voice actor [[Bart La Rue]]. He also appeared in an episode of the television show ''Max Headroom'' along with [[Matt Frewer]], [[Concetta Tomei]], [[George Coe]] and [[W. Morgan Sheppard]].
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** {{e|Space Seed}}
 
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** {{e|The City on the Edge of Forever}}
 
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** {{e|Mirror, Mirror}} (also as [[Kyle (mirror)|Mirror Kyle]] and ISS ''Enterprise'' computer voice)
 
** {{e|Mirror, Mirror}} (also as [[Kyle (mirror)|Mirror Kyle]] and ISS ''Enterprise'' computer voice)
 
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Revision as of 21:50, 12 December 2014

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Kyle, 2267

... as Lieutenant Kyle

Kyle (mirror)

... as Kyle (mirror)

Kyle, 2285

...as Kyle on board USS Reliant in 2285

Actor John Winston (born 24 October 1927; age 96) portrayed Mr. Kyle through all three seasons of the original Star Trek. He would reprise the role in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. He also portrayed Kyle's mirror universe counterpart, in addition to his regular role, in "Mirror, Mirror", and voiced the mirror-Enterprise's computer in the same episode. The Star Trek Encyclopedia mistakenly listed Winston as portraying an Argelian bartender in "Wolf in the Fold".

Winston filmed his scenes for "Tomorrow is Yesterday" on Tuesday 29 November 1966. He filmed his scenes for "Space Seed" on Wednesday 21 December 1966, and his scene for "The City on the Edge of Forever" on Friday 10 February 1967. He filmed his scene for "Catspaw" on Tuesday 2 May 1967, his scenes for "Who Mourns for Adonais?" on Wednesday 31 May 1967 and Thursday 1 June 1967, his scenes for "The Doomsday Machine" on Thursday 22 June 1967, his scene for "Wolf in the Fold" on Wednesday 5 July 1967 and his scenes for "The Apple" on Friday 14 July 1967. He filmed his scenes for "Mirror, Mirror" on Tuesday 25 July 1967 and Thursday 27 July 1967, and his scenes for "The Immunity Syndrome" between Wednesday 25 October 1967 and Friday 27 October 1967. All at Desilu Stage 9.

Winston appeared in the Time Tunnel pilot "Rendezvous with Yesterday" along with series regulars James Darren, Whit Bissell, Lee Meriwether and guest voice actor Bart La Rue. He also appeared in an episode of the television show Max Headroom along with Matt Frewer, Concetta Tomei, George Coe and W. Morgan Sheppard.

Winston, who lives in North Hollywood [1], portrayed Captain Jeffries in the fan-made internet series Star Trek: New Voyages pilot episode "Come What May" (2004), which features Trek actors James Cawley, Jeffery Quinn, Larry Nemecek, and TOS co-star Eddie Paskey.

Star Trek appearances

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