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Star Trek: Voyager actor to visit St. Louis Science Center

ST. LOUIS - Emmy-nominated actor Robert "Bob" Picardo, from television's Star Trek: Voyager, will discuss his experiences as an actor with the popular entertainment franchise at the Star Trek First Friday on February 3, 2012 at 8:00 pm, in May Hall at the Saint Louis Science Center.
 
With appearances in film (Star Trek: First Contact), plus multiple Star Trek television series and video games, Robert Picardo is the only Star Trek regular to have written a television episode for the popular franchise - the season six (1995) episode of the Star Trek: Voyager series entitled "Life Line". An accomplished actor, Picardo was nominated for an Emmy Award for his role as Mr. Cutlip on the ABC Series The Wonder Years. He was also awarded the Viewer For Quality Television Founders Award for his outstanding performances in The Wonder Years, and as a military surgeon "Dr. Richard" on China Beach.
 
Picardo's appearance is part of the Saint Louis Science Center's Star Trek First Fridays, which take place on the first Friday of each month from 6-10:00 pm throughout the exhibition's run. On these nights, there is a special evening rate for Star Trek: The Exhibition ($12 for adults), a free telescope viewing outside the James S. McDonnell Planetarium and free parking. There are also hands-on activities that explore the science of the Star Trek phenomenon, plus music and food.
 
Following Picardo's presentation on Friday evening, February 3, the audience will have the opportunity to ask questions and get his autograph. The fee for autographs is $25.00 (cash only), and Mr. Picardo will sign either his provided photographs or any one item that fans provide. And then at 10:00 pm, Robert Picardo will introduce two of his favorite Star Trek: Voyager episodes, which will be shown consecutively in the OMNIMAX Theater.
 
Autographs by Robert Picardo will also be available on Saturday afternoon, February 4 from 1:30 to 3:30 pm outside the Star Trek exhibitionfor $25.00 (again, cash only). 
 
Visitors to the Star Trek: The Exhibition on Friday evening and Saturday morning will have two opportunities to enter and win a special lunch with Robert Picardo on Saturday afternoon. Entry registration will take place on either Friday, February 3 from 6-9:30 pm or Saturday morning, February 4 from 9:30-11:30 am. Five names will be drawn at 9:45 pm on Friday, February 3 outside Fizz Factory, and five names will be drawn on Saturday, February 4 at 11:45 pm at Center Stage. Entrants must be 18 years or older, and must be present at the time of each drawing to win. Only the 10 fans whose names are drawn will attend the exclusive lunch with Robert Picardo (no guests allowed), which will take place on Saturday, February 4 at 12:00 noon in the Saint Louis Science Center Board Room.
 
Appearing for the first time in St. Louis, Star Trek: The Exhibition brings 45 years of authentic Star Trek artifacts to life. Featuring one-of- a-kind costumes, props and filming models from every Star Trek television series and feature film, this exhibition will amaze and inspire Star Trek fans and novices alike. Visitors can see firsthand the imagination, artistry, technology and meticulous craftsmanship that have made Star Trek the most enduring science fiction franchise in history.
 
Tickets to Star Trek: The Exhibition are $14.00 for adults, $12.00 for seniors and college students with an ID and $10.00 for children and members of the military. Science Center Members receive half-price tickets.  
 
To order tickets and for more information about Star Trek: The Exhibition and the Star Trek First Friday, call the Saint Louis Science Center at 314.289.4424 or go to boldlygoexplore.org.

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