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125) George Takei recently claimed that William Shatner "beat me every day, usually working the kidney are." When Shatner denied the claims, Takei confessed "yeah, I made that shit up to get attention, so what? It's not the first time! Do you really think I'm gay? Haha!"
127) After working on the movie Under Siege, Colm Meany claimed he was best buddies with co-stars Tommy Lee Jones and Steven Seagal and would get them to star on DS9. Each day Alexander Siddig would ask where Jones and Seagal were, and each day Colm Meany would make a different, increasingly unlikely excuse before eventually avoiding the issue entirely. By season 7 he wouldn't be drawn on the subject at all, instead telling Siddig to "feck off, you towel head".
131) Each Star Trek actor's penis size was recorded by the costume designers for optimum spacesuit fit. They remain on file with Paramount in perpetuity. Upon Shatner's death they will be released to the media.
133) The TNG episode Devil's Due was not a re-worked Star Trek: Phase 2 script as widely reported, but rather "based on an idea Patrick Stewart had where an alien would appear to him as Troi and offer sex and then they'd have sex for the rest of the episode." The sex part was cut for time.
135] Patrick Stewart was often teased about his poor penis size as a boy in the school showers but later had a growth spurt, hence Picard wearing the wiener wrapping Speedos whenever the script called for swimwear.
136) During the filming of Star Trek: Generations, Shatner and Stewart pissed off the film crew by constantly having them measure their penises. Apparently Shatner's grew a centimeter in the evening making his "EVEN BIGGER" he shouted all the time. Stewart denies the growth claiming Shatner cheated by using a trick ruler.
137) Penis play became such a fixture on the TNG set that Rick Berman sent a memo telling all actors to leave their penises in their dressing rooms before arriving on set.