michael dorn played worf on star trek the next generation.
michael dorn played worf on star trek the next generation.
who played worf on star trek the next generation?
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2015: on january 17, the festival produced a one-night only fundraising performance of orson welles' radio version of h.g. wells' "war of the worlds" featuring actors from all five television versions of "star trek" including walter koenig (“lt. chekhov” on the original “star trek”), rené auberjonois (“star trek: deep space nine”), tim russ ("star trek: voyager"), linda park ("star trek: enterprise") and will wheaton and michael dorn (“star trek: the next generation”). the second annual sci-fest la festival took place from may 7th - may 31st and included 8 new science fiction one-act plays plus two new adaptations of neil gaiman's "the case of four and twenty blackbirds" and clive barker's "the departed." cast members included: david dean bottrell (“true blood”), veronica cartwright (“alien”), nazneen contractor (“star trek: into darkness”), dale dickey (“true blood”), cullen douglas (“agents of shield”), tina huang (“rizzoli and isles”), eddie mcclintock (“warehouse 13”), alan polonsky (“aliens”), mark povinelli (“boardwalk empire”), marque richardson (“true blood”), tim russ (“star trek: voyager”), jeryl prescott sales (“the walking dead”), tucker smallwood (“star trek: enterprise”), bobby ray shafer (“the office”), armin shimerman ("star trek: deep space nine”) and patricia tallman (“babylon 5”). the festival also initiated two new science fiction short story competitions: the tomorrow prize for los angeles-area high-school students, and the roswell award for adult writers. the winner of the tomorrow prize was ashley anderson whose short story, "freedom", was read by anna maria horsford ("amen"). the winner of the roswell award was "grandma's sex machine" written by william hawkins and read by gates mcfadden (“star trek: the next generation”). comic book legend stan lee pre-recorded a video welcome to the festival.
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in 2017, indiewire ranked worf as the 7th best character on "star trek:the next generation". in 2017, screen rant ranked the worf the 7th most attractive person in the "star trek" universe, in between t'pol ("enterprise") and michael burnham ("star trek: discovery").









































in 2018, cbr ranked worf as the 8th best starfleet character of "star trek". in 2018, screen rant ranked worf as one of the top 8 most powerful characters of "star trek".









































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