John Billingsley (born May 20, 1960) is an American actor, known for his role as Doctor Phlox on the television series Star Trek: Enterprise. In the early 1990s, Billingsley began to appear in minor roles on television and film. Billingsley made an appearance in an episode of The X-Files, playing a friend of the Lone Gunmen who turns out to be a government spy. He was cast in the role of Professor Miles Ballard in the short-lived television...
Sookie gets upset when Mike Spencer tells Sookie that her grandmother must no...
Hoshi is concerned is concerned for her slug and is wondering what to do with...
Phlox answering the question from a 4th grader if germs can live in space.
Phlox speaking with T'Pol about the treatment he might be giving to Travis.
T'Pol suggesting to Phlox to go back to bed.
Phlox mistaking Travis for Archer because he just woke up early from hibernat...
Phlox talking about V'Lar who is supposedly inside an imaging system.
Malcolm and Phlox arguing about methods to retrieve info about the organism a...
Phlox talking to Malcolm about his method of retrieving info about the organism.
Phlox hypothesizing on why the creature took the Enterprises creatures.
Phlox and Malcolm arguing about possibly torturing the organism.
Phlox talking about what the alien creature is doing.
Phlox and T'Pol figuring out a way to at the least stun this creature.
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