Happy 87th birthday, Ricardo Montalban!
Khaaaaaaaaan!
(What, you thought we were going to go with a Mr. Roarke reference? Get real.)
Happy birthday to the man, the myth, the Montalban. And yes, those really were his muscles in Star Trek II.
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