Worf is a beast

[Mojochi]

Same thing sorta happened to Tim Russ. He was an extra in the movies, had a minor role in a TNG episode before getting the Voyager gig.

He was also a runner-up for Geordi.

I heard about that. I can't see it, personally. Russ is not affable enough to be Laforge as we've come to know him

 

[M'rk son of Mogh]

KRAD's IKS Gorkon series was pretty good but I think the audience for watching a ship filled with Klingons with all their backstabbing and hierarchy and alpha throwdowns would be.. limited. It would wear thin real quick.

Sounds like Game of Thrones to me.

 

[Lance]

Michael Dorn was one of the luckiest actors ever in Star Trek, to be in the franchise as long as he was. I'm sure he knows it too.

Agreed. Not bad, especially given he was the last character to be cast for TNG, and was in fact not a part of the original TNG format outline at all. I've even heard stories that he was originally only conceived as maybe being a semi-regular character at best, but that Dorn's performance impressed everybody so much that they immediately bumped him up to regular character status.

 

[JarodRussell]

What I always wanted to see was Worf kicking ass in a TNG film in a well-prepared and choreographed modern day fight scene. Nemesis would have been the opportunity for that.

 

[jpv2000]

11 seasons and 4 movies. Eat your heart out Kirk.

5 movies, including Star Trek VI.

Yep. And people wonder why Kirk hated the Klingons so much in Star Trek VI.

 

[FormerLurker]

What I always wanted to see was Worf kicking ass in a TNG film in a well-prepared and choreographed modern day fight scene. Nemesis would have been the opportunity for that.

That would have been cool. Worf goes all Jason Bourne on some hapless Reman. I would have liked that better than Riker getting revenge on the Viceroy for what he did to Troi.

 

[James T Kirk]

The Riker/Reman scene was so poorly done and so cheesy.