Janice Rand's hair

[River_Hippie]

@carnivorousplant

Have you been without female companionship for some time? :dubious:

Yeah, can’t find a hot bald woman that’s interested in an old geez like me.

[zbuzz]

@Bryan_Ekers

The picture is of Hubert Farnsworth. Philo is his (and Rand’s, presumably) ancestor, who invented the television camera circa 1927.

Either way, they come from France.

[Bryan_Ekers]

@BigT

That’s debatable, as the only scene where this was established was cut. It also doesn’t help because Romulans in those centuries also had the shorter hair. It just adds in that female Romulan Commander (unnamed in canon) to the mix.

What does allow me to fanwank it is that she was apparently studying Human responses, trying to understand them. That might allow her to adopt Human hair standards.

Well, also, her hairstyles were limited by Starfleet regulation.

The regulations were pretty lax, I admit.

[running_coach]

@River_Hippie

Yeah, can’t find a hot bald woman that’s interested in an old geez like me.

Well, you are a sexually immature species.

[carnivorousplant]

@Steve_MB

…We see her combing it in Kirk’s quarters after it got mussed… somehow or other. :dubious:

Golly, I wonder how.

[terentii]

@Bryan_Ekers

Well, also, her hairstyles were limited by Starfleet regulation.

The regulations were pretty lax, I admit.

Holy asteroids, was she hot! :o

[burpo_the_wonder_mutt]

@carnivorousplant

Golly, I wonder how.

Something to do with Kirk’s boots.

[terentii]

@Just_Asking_Questions

*The Motion Picture *ignored the quote above and designed new uniforms that looked exactly like long underwear.

More like pajamas, I’d say. The ultimate in shirtsleeve-environment garb.

Worst of all were the marching band uniforms in the subsequent movies. Yeccch! :mad:

[Robot_Arm]

@Steve_MB

For instance, I recall Deela from “Wink of an Eye” having a beehiveesque bun in her long hair. We see her combing it in Kirk’s quarters …

While Kirk was pulling on his boots.

I thought of Deela for this thread. The bun is a little odd, but I don’t think her hair would look absurdly out-of-place then, or now.

[Jim_s_Son]

@BigT

The moon has a population by that point. It’s very possible Mars does, too.

In the TOS episode “Court Martial” attorney Samuel Cogley (Elisha Cook Jr) mentions the “Fundamental Declarations of the Martian Colonies”.

[Uosdwis_R.Dewoh]

Thanks to this thread, I’m now picturing the TOS crew with Hunger Games District 1 like hairdos.