Cat Roberts

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Cat Roberts
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Occupation(s)Actress, film producer, physician
Years active2014–present

Cat Roberts (born in Phoenix, Arizona [ citation needed ]) is an American actress, film producer, and physician.

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Education

Roberts graduated summa cum laude from Arizona State University with a B.S. in Zoology. [1] [2] She earned her M.D. from the University of Arizona College of Medicine. [3] She is Board Certified in both Radiology and Clinical Informatics. [1] [4] [5] Roberts has over 100 publications in the scientific literature that have been cited over 2000 times. [6] [2]

Career

Roberts made her acting debut in Star Trek Continues where she reprised the classic 1960s Star Trek role of Lieutenant Palmer who was originally portrayed by Elizabeth Rogers. [7] Roberts made her first appearance in the third Star Trek Continues episode, "Fairest of Them All", where she had a non-speaking role. [8] She appeared as Lt. Palmer in all but one of the remaining episodes, with her role progressively expanding and becoming a core part of the cast. [9] It was her role in Star Trek Continues that caught the attention of the producers of The Red Shirt Diaries, who invited her to play another classic Star Trek character, Yeoman Janice Rand initially portrayed by Grace Lee Whitney. [10]

Roberts then went on to play Janice Rand again in both The Federation Files and an unreleased episode of Star Trek New Voyages: Phase II.[ citation needed ] Roberts also reprised the role of Seven of Nine, initially portrayed by Jeri Ryan in Star Trek: Voyager, in a bonus scene of Raven: Voyager Continues, which was later renamed Starship Prometheus. [11] Dr. Roberts was finalist for "Best Supporting Actor or Actress" in the Treklanta 2017 Independent Star Trek Fan Film Awards "Bjo Awards" for her performance as Lt. Palmer. [12]

Due to her Star Trek roles, Roberts has been an invited guest at many comic conventions. At Salt Lake Comic Con 2016, she was part of the "Guests of Star Trek" group that included William Shatner, who first portrayed Captain James T. Kirk. [13] She was part of the featured cast members who appeared at the Star Trek Continues Episode 4 Screening at the Creation Star Trek Las Vegas 2015 Convention. [14] She was also a guest at Stan Lee's 2015 Comikaze Expo, [15] Condor Con XXII 2016 convention, [16] L.A. Comic Con 2017, [17] and Phoenix Comicon 2017 convention. [18] She was a featured program panelist at the Gallifrey One conventions in 2016 [19] [20] [21] and 2018. [22] [23] [24]

Her branch out from science fiction to westerns was announced in August 2019. [25] Dr. Roberts appeared in four of Travis Mills’ “12 Westerns in 12 Months” project: The New Frontier, The Pleasant Valley War, The Woman Who Robbed the Stagecoach, and Heart of the Gun. [26]

Filmography

Actress television

YearTitleRoleNotesSource
2014-2017 Star Trek Continues Lt. Elizabeth Palmer7 Episodes
2015The Red Shirt Diaries Yeoman Rand 4 Episodes
2016The Federation Files Janice Rand 1 Episode
2016InternityDr. Gwen Pepper1 Episode
2017Raven: Voyager Continues Seven of Nine 1 Episode
2017Blade of HonorVoice over artist1 Episode
2018Personal SpaceEmma Reese1 EpisodeAmazon [27]
Completed 2017, unreleased Star Trek New Voyages: Phase II Yeoman Janice Rand 1 Episode
Completed 2018, unreleasedPhoenix ShortsSelf1 Episode
Completed 2019, unreleasedWastedDoctor1 Episode

Actress film

YearTitleRoleSource
2014The Coldest KissDoor HostessAmazon [28]
2015Stealing SunriseKatAmazon [29]
2016Protocol 734ClaraAmazon [30]
2016Love ClinicGlenda
2016IMperfectExtra
2017Call the BabysitterMrs. MillsAmazon [31]
2018Unearthed: The Curse of NephthysNephthysAmazon [32]
2019When the Train StopsLawyerYouTube [33]
2019Love Gods from Planet ZeroNewscaster
Filmed 2019, unreleasedAdjustersDr. Rayborn
2021Soul EclipseFollower #3Official website [34] [35]
Filmed 2019, unreleasedMayaKeres the BassistReview [36]
Filmed 2019, unreleasedEyes Upon WakingEmma's MomOfficial website [37]
2021The New FrontierFirst WomanAmazon [38]
2021The Pleasant Valley WarMary Ann TewksburyAmazon [39]
2021The Woman Who Robbed the StagecoachWoman on StagecoachAmazon [40]
2022Heart of the GunCaptive WomanAmazon [41]
2023The FiveBarbaraOfficial website, [42] Amazon, [43] Review [44]

Producer

YearTitleRoleNotesSource
2014Star Trek ContinuesAssociate Producer1 Episode
2015LostExecutive ProducerShort Film
2015-2016The Red Shirt DiariesAssociate Producer20 Episodes
2016UnbecomingExecutive ProducerShort Film
2016GaffeExecutive ProducerShort Film
2016EphemeraExecutive ProducerShort Film
2016ConfidantExecutive ProducerShort Film
2016Sub RosaExecutive ProducerShort Film
2016-2017The Federation FilesConsulting Producer3 Episodes
2018Personal SpaceDigital Producer28 Episodes

Awards

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