Good guess, but no. Not Catworman's pet cat.

Star Trek, believe it or not.

ding ding ding. That is correct. I am curious. Was this from memory or from some other source?

Did a search for her.

Congratulations on the extended memory bank skills. Well done.

star trek... she was seen in only ONE scene... great episode btw

ding ding ding. Correct on all three.
I am curious. Was this from your memory or from some other source?

from memory... I almost said batman/catwoman but didn't recall this actress as one that portrayed the character. there were three that I recall... Eartha Kitt was my crush btw. The name Isis rang the bell for me :)

Congratulations to the local memory bank! Well done.

I bet we all already cyborgs. I bet we all use enhancements to your natural abilities. Like glasses to see better, electronic communication devices to speak further, and the Internet to extend our memory bank. So what would happen if our enhancements suddenly became non-functional? Just a thought for today.

If curious, there is some background information.
April Tatro played the human version of the shapeshifter Isis. Isis was the cat companion/coworker of Supervisor Gary Seven in the episode "Assignment Earth" from 1968 Star Trek. Gary Seven was and advanced human sent from the future to help Earth survive our nuclear age. The episode was intended to be a starting point for a Star Trek spin off. But the spin off never happened.

https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Isis

The Lost Star Trek Spin-Off
Jan 8, 2019
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gN6Z6yC26E0

April Tatro played the human form Isis in the classic StarTrek episode ‘Assignment: Earth’.
https://twitter.com/startrek_dst/st.....185155?lang=en

April Tatro
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0851292.....ef_=fn_al_nm_1

This is Gary 7's cat in human-ish form from Star Trek's "Assignment Earth" episode, which Roddenberry was hoping would spawn a spin-off series.

And yes, I knew what it was before reading and comments!

ding ding ding. Correct. And congratulations on the extremely massive, and functional, local memory bank on all things Star Trek.

Gene Roddenberry wanted the show Assignment Earth to become a series but the it didn't
it just became one 1968 S.T. episode & then in 2Thousand-something (2,0??) a five issue S.T. mini-series

ding ding ding. Correct. And congratulations on your local memory bank and the episode history.

I am amazed how many knew this. It did originally air 54 years ago! Maybe it was the reruns.

I saw it in a rerun last week & discovered trivia about it on YouTube

You are a good cyborg. I am glad your extended memory bank is functioning. I did not realize the reruns where still on the air. I need to get my extended memory bank repaired.

https://youtu.be/gN6Z6yC26E0

https://youtu.be/gN6Z6yC26E0

That was a good lost presentation about the spin off. But he did miss getting the actress right.

With how shows like Star Trek , time tunnel , Twilight Zone , Man From U.N.C.L.E. & others were the thing back then it has me wondering why Assignment Earth didn't make it

Now you raised my curiosity. I did a quick search and I think I have the answer. {1} no one wanted to put up the funds for a pilot. {2} Assignment Earth deviated from the Star Trek concept. Star Trek was about sociology and species interaction. Most of what I have just read indicates Assignment Earth show would be about solving one crisis after another, with limited story line devoted to other story line elements.