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Very Cavallari: With Kristin Cavallari, Cleave Liam Shaw, Jay Cutler, Brittainy Taylor. With her new home base in Nashville, the series will follow Kristin's life as a businesswoman launching a flagship store for her lifestyle product line and being a wife to her husband, former professional football player, Jay Cutler.
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Cleave Liam Shaw is known for Ryan Kinder & Sykamore: Doing Fine and Very Cavallari (2018).
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Liam Shaw was born sometime in the mid-24th century in Chicago, Illinois on Earth. (PIC: "No Win Scenario")
Early career
Early in his Starfleet career, Ensign Shaw served as an engineer – a "grease monkey" as he put it – aboard the USS Constance prior to, and during its involvement in the Battle of Wolf 359. He was the tenth among the ten lucky survivors to be ordered onto the last remaining life pod. Like some other survivors, Shaw pinned the blame for the tremendous loss of life at Wolf 359 on Jean-Luc Picard, who had been assimilated by the Borg and transformed into Locutus, calling him "the only Borg so dea...
Commanding the Titan-A
Shaw commanded the Titan-A over the course of five years, during which he and the Titan-A completed thirty-six missions. Shaw was going over logs when now-Admiral Picard and Captain William T. Riker came aboard for an "inspection". (PIC: "The Next Generation")
One of his first actions upon taking command of the Titan-A was to purge the system of Captain Riker's jazz library, which he described as "bebop", as Shaw considered himself someone who liked "structure", "meter", and "keeping tempo and time." With regards to his alcohol of choice, he described himself as "much more of a Malbec man", after being g...
Seven of Nine
Shaw was openly disdainful of Seven of Nine, referring to her (as well as Picard) as an "ex-Borg" and refusing to allow her to use her Borg designation, preferring that she use her Human name, Annika Hansen, for which Captain Riker chastised him. (PIC: "The Next Generation") When Shaw found out that Hansen had diverted the Titan-A to the Ryton system and helped Picard and Riker steal the shuttle Saavik without him knowing about it, he told her that she had loyaltied her way to the end of a ca...
Grankite Order of Tactics (Class of Excellence)Federation Star for Distinguished Service2367: Serves on the USS Constance during the Battle of Wolf 359Between 2367 and 2396:2396: Appointed captain of the USS Titan-A"No." 1. - Liam Shaw, to Captain Riker and Admiral Picard (Retired) (PIC: ''The Next Generation'') "Why—why me? I'm just some dipshit from Chicago." 1. - Liam Shaw, on why he was chosen to live (PIC: "No Win Scenario") "Forgive me. At some point, asshоlе became a substitute for charm." 1. - Liam Shaw, to some of the Titan-A's crew in the holodeck. ...
Background information
Liam Shaw was portrayed by Todd Stashwick. His first name was first revealed in an okudagram in the series end credits, and first used onscreen by Vadic in "Disengage". In the aftershow for "No Win Scenario", Stashwick stated that he was named for English actor Robert Shaw, who had played Quint in the 1975 film Jaws, and that Liam Shaw's recollection of Wolf 359 was inspired by Quint's speech about the USS Indianapolisin that film. According to the Star Trek: Picard Logs, Shaw took command of...
External link
1. Liam Shaw at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trekworks
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Apr 13, 2023 · Actor Todd Stashwick discusses the major decision Captain Liam Shaw makes in the penultimate episode of Star Trek: Picard, working with Jeri Ryan, and his Star Trek family.
Jun 16, 2023 · Liam Shaw was a jerk. Introduced to audiences in the third and final season of Star Trek: Picard as captain of the U.S.S. Titan-A, this former galactic grease monkey was brash, brazen, and more than a little overbearing. In fact, so irritating was his black and white by-the-book mentality that I soon found myself wishing he’d end up phaser ...
