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'''Rosalind Ingledew''' {{born|23|September|1960}}, aka '''Rosalind Allen''', is a native of New Zealand. She played the role of [[Yanar]] on the ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' episode {{e|The Outrageous Okona}}.
  
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'''Rosalind E. Ingledew''' {{born|23|September|1957}} is the actress who portrayed [[Yanar]] in the ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' [[TNG Season 2|second season]] episode {{e|The Outrageous Okona}} in {{y|1988}}. Following her marriage with actor Todd Allen in 1990 she took his last name and is today well known as '''Rosalind Allen'''. Allen kept her last name following their divorce in 2005.
   
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Along with [[Stephanie Beacham]], who played Countess [[Regina Bartholomew]] in {{TNG|Ship in a Bottle}}, Ingledew played one of the [[chief medical officer]]s of the ''seaQuest'' in the science fiction series ''seaQuest DSV'' (also starring [[Marco Sanchez]]). However, like Beacham, she only remained on the show for one season. In the episode "Sympathy For the Deep", she starred alongside [[Robert Foxworth]]; in the episode "Alone", she starred alongside [[Raphael Sbarge]].
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Born in New Zealand, she trained acting at the Playhouse West and under acting coach [[Cameron Thor]]. Allen is probably best known for her portrayal as the empathical chief medical officer Dr. Wendy Smith in {{w|Steven Spielberg}}'s science fiction series ''SeaQuest'' on which she worked between 1994 and 1995, the shows second season following the departure of [[Stephanie Beacham]] who portrayed the CMO during the first season. The series also featured [[Marco Sanchez]] and [[W. Morgan Sheppard]] and had guest stars such as [[Robert Foxworth]] and [[Raphael Sbarge]].
   
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Among Allen's firts television work were episodes of ''Riptide'' (1984, with [[Paul Eiding]], [[John D. Gowans]], and [[Matt McColm]]), ''T.J. Hooker'' (1984, with [[William Shatner]], [[James Darren]], [[Richard Herd]], and [[Geno Silva]]), ''Double Trouble'' (1984), ''St. Elsewhere'' (1984, with [[Ed Begley, Jr.]], [[Norman Lloyd]], [[Ellen Bry]], [[Christina Pickles]], and [[Karen Landry]]), ''Cover Up'' (1984-1985, with [[Dana Sparks]] and [[Henry Darrow]]), and ''Knight Rider'' (1984-1985, with [[Robert O'Reilly]], [[Patricia McPherson]], [[Peter Parros]], and [[Faith Minton]]).
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In 1985 she also started to work on film projects and had featured parts in the drama ''Perfect'' (1985, with [[Stefan Gierasch]], [[Cristian Letelier]], [[Ronnie Claire Edwards]], and [[Denise Crosby]]'s future husband Ken Sylk), the crime movie ''8 Million Ways to Die'' (1986, with [[Vyto Ruginis]], [[James Avery]], [[Tommy "Tiny" Lister, Jr.]], and [[Victor Rivers]]), the thriller ''Dangerously Close'' (1986, with [[Anthony DeLongis]] and [[Robert Rusler]]), and the television comedy ''Bennett Brothers'' (1987, with [[Robert Costanzo]]). Prior to her work on ''Star Trek'', Allen also had guest roles in ''Valerie'' (1987), ''Matlock'' (1987, with [[Phillip Richard Allen]]), and ''L.A. Law'' (1988, with [[Corbin Bernsen]], [[Fran Bennett]], [[Jim Jansen]], and [[Cristine Rose]]), and was a regular, portraying Silver Kane, in the daytime series ''All My Children'' (1987).
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Further work includes episodes of ''A Peaceable Kingdom'' (1989, with [[J. Michael Flynn]] and [[Conor O'Farrell]]), ''Designing Women'' (1989), ''Freddy's Nightmares'' (1990), ''Dream On'' (1990, with [[Chris Demetral]], [[Laura Albert]], and [[Hilary Shepard]]), and ''Jake and the Fatman'' (1992, with [[Lori Hallier]]). In 1990 she was a regular on the daytime series ''Santa Barbara'', playing Gretchen Richards, and in 1991 she portrayed Annie Ewing, wife of {{w|Patrick Duffy}}'s character, in the two final episodes of the drama series ''Dallas'' (with [[Leslie Bevis]], [[Mary Crosby]], [[Joel Grey]], [[Richard Lineback]], and [[Tricia O'Neil]]). Film work includes the comedy ''3 Men and a Little Lady'' (1990), the horror film ''Son of Darkness: To Die For II'' (1991, with [[Jay Underwood]]), the horror sequel ''Children of the Corn II: The Final Sacrifice'' (1992, with [[Ned Romero]]), the horror film ''Infested'' (1993, with [[Barry Lynch]] and [[Clint Howard]]), the comedy sequel ''Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult'' (1994), the television drama ''Ray Alexander: A Taste for Justice'' (1994, with [[Stanley Kamel]], [[Michael Champion]], [[Willie Garson]], [[Scott Jaeck]], and [[Aaron Lustig]]), and the romance ''Love Affair'' (1994, with [[John Hostetter]], [[Boris Lee Krutonog]], [[Jeffrey Nordling]], [[Rosalind Chao]], and [[John Tesh]]).
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Allen also had a recurring role as Grace Devlin in the crime series ''Bodies of Evidence'' (1993, with [[Kate McNeil]], [[Marshall R. Teague]], [[Liz Vassey]], [[Deborah May]], [[Robert Pine]], [[Craig Benton]], [[Judith Jones]], and [[Thomas Kopache]]) before portraying Diane DeConn, the It Girl in the ''Seinfeld'' episode "The Marine Biologist" in 1994 (with [[Jason Alexander]], [[Richard Fancy]], and [[George Murdock]]).
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Following her work on ''SeaQuest'', Allen guest starred in episodes of ''Touched by an Angel'' (1996), ''Boy Meets World'' (1996, with [[Lindsay Ridgeway]]), ''Home Improvement'' (1996), ''Promised Land'' (1997), ''Silk Stalkings'' (1998, with [[J.C. Brandy]] and [[Katherine Moffat]]), and ''Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction?'' (1998, with [[Roy Brocksmith]] and [[Jonathan Frakes]]) and had a recurring role as juror Suzanne Lawson in three episodes of the drama series ''Murder One'' (1997, with [[Barbara Bosson]], [[Clayton Rohner]], [[Karen Austin]], [[Richard Fancy]], [[John Fleck]], [[Jerry Sroka]], [[Julianne Christie]], [[Jennifer Parsons]], [[Jack Kehler]], [[Tim DeZarn]], and directed by [[Marc Buckland]]). She played the lead role in the horror film ''Pinocchio's Revenge'' (1996, with [[Larry Cedar]], [[Ron Canada]], and [[Aaron Lustig]]), a supporting part in the comedy ''Mother'' (1996, with [[Paul Collins]] and [[Anne Haney]]), and again the wife of Patrick Duffy in the television movie ''Dallas: J.R. Returns'' (1996, with [[Chris Demetral]] and [[Tracy Scoggins]]).
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Among her most recent work on screen are the short film ''Ticks'' (1999), the action thriller ''Hijack'' (1999, with [[Beth Toussaint]] and [[Patrick Kilpatrick]]), and an episode of ''Titus'' (2002, with [[Shauna Duggins]]).
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Rosalind E. Ingledew (born 23 September 1957; age 66) is the actress who portrayed Yanar in the Star Trek: The Next Generation second season episode "The Outrageous Okona" in 1988. Following her marriage with actor Todd Allen in 1990 she took his last name and is today well known as Rosalind Allen. Allen kept her last name following their divorce in 2005.

Born in New Zealand, she trained acting at the Playhouse West and under acting coach Cameron Thor. Allen is probably best known for her portrayal as the empathical chief medical officer Dr. Wendy Smith in Steven Spielberg's science fiction series SeaQuest on which she worked between 1994 and 1995, the shows second season following the departure of Stephanie Beacham who portrayed the CMO during the first season. The series also featured Marco Sanchez and W. Morgan Sheppard and had guest stars such as Robert Foxworth and Raphael Sbarge.

Among Allen's firts television work were episodes of Riptide (1984, with Paul Eiding, John D. Gowans, and Matt McColm), T.J. Hooker (1984, with William Shatner, James Darren, Richard Herd, and Geno Silva), Double Trouble (1984), St. Elsewhere (1984, with Ed Begley, Jr., Norman Lloyd, Ellen Bry, Christina Pickles, and Karen Landry), Cover Up (1984-1985, with Dana Sparks and Henry Darrow), and Knight Rider (1984-1985, with Robert O'Reilly, Patricia McPherson, Peter Parros, and Faith Minton).

In 1985 she also started to work on film projects and had featured parts in the drama Perfect (1985, with Stefan Gierasch, Cristian Letelier, Ronnie Claire Edwards, and Denise Crosby's future husband Ken Sylk), the crime movie 8 Million Ways to Die (1986, with Vyto Ruginis, James Avery, Tommy "Tiny" Lister, Jr., and Victor Rivers), the thriller Dangerously Close (1986, with Anthony DeLongis and Robert Rusler), and the television comedy Bennett Brothers (1987, with Robert Costanzo). Prior to her work on Star Trek, Allen also had guest roles in Valerie (1987), Matlock (1987, with Phillip Richard Allen), and L.A. Law (1988, with Corbin Bernsen, Fran Bennett, Jim Jansen, and Cristine Rose), and was a regular, portraying Silver Kane, in the daytime series All My Children (1987).

Further work includes episodes of A Peaceable Kingdom (1989, with J. Michael Flynn and Conor O'Farrell), Designing Women (1989), Freddy's Nightmares (1990), Dream On (1990, with Chris Demetral, Laura Albert, and Hilary Shepard), and Jake and the Fatman (1992, with Lori Hallier). In 1990 she was a regular on the daytime series Santa Barbara, playing Gretchen Richards, and in 1991 she portrayed Annie Ewing, wife of Patrick Duffy's character, in the two final episodes of the drama series Dallas (with Leslie Bevis, Mary Crosby, Joel Grey, Richard Lineback, and Tricia O'Neil). Film work includes the comedy 3 Men and a Little Lady (1990), the horror film Son of Darkness: To Die For II (1991, with Jay Underwood), the horror sequel Children of the Corn II: The Final Sacrifice (1992, with Ned Romero), the horror film Infested (1993, with Barry Lynch and Clint Howard), the comedy sequel Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult (1994), the television drama Ray Alexander: A Taste for Justice (1994, with Stanley Kamel, Michael Champion, Willie Garson, Scott Jaeck, and Aaron Lustig), and the romance Love Affair (1994, with John Hostetter, Boris Lee Krutonog, Jeffrey Nordling, Rosalind Chao, and John Tesh).

Allen also had a recurring role as Grace Devlin in the crime series Bodies of Evidence (1993, with Kate McNeil, Marshall R. Teague, Liz Vassey, Deborah May, Robert Pine, Craig Benton, Judith Jones, and Thomas Kopache) before portraying Diane DeConn, the It Girl in the Seinfeld episode "The Marine Biologist" in 1994 (with Jason Alexander, Richard Fancy, and George Murdock).

Following her work on SeaQuest, Allen guest starred in episodes of Touched by an Angel (1996), Boy Meets World (1996, with Lindsay Ridgeway), Home Improvement (1996), Promised Land (1997), Silk Stalkings (1998, with J.C. Brandy and Katherine Moffat), and Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction? (1998, with Roy Brocksmith and Jonathan Frakes) and had a recurring role as juror Suzanne Lawson in three episodes of the drama series Murder One (1997, with Barbara Bosson, Clayton Rohner, Karen Austin, Richard Fancy, John Fleck, Jerry Sroka, Julianne Christie, Jennifer Parsons, Jack Kehler, Tim DeZarn, and directed by Marc Buckland). She played the lead role in the horror film Pinocchio's Revenge (1996, with Larry Cedar, Ron Canada, and Aaron Lustig), a supporting part in the comedy Mother (1996, with Paul Collins and Anne Haney), and again the wife of Patrick Duffy in the television movie Dallas: J.R. Returns (1996, with Chris Demetral and Tracy Scoggins).

Among her most recent work on screen are the short film Ticks (1999), the action thriller Hijack (1999, with Beth Toussaint and Patrick Kilpatrick), and an episode of Titus (2002, with Shauna Duggins).

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