there is space in Strange New Worlds for one of the greatest characters in Vulcan to return—quietly, intelligently, and canonically. Also read: Before becoming a sci-fi hit, Star Trek: The Next ...

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The star of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" talks about his first years on the show, how he turned Worf into a lovable character and why he loves his Tesla Model S. Ian Sherr Contributor and ...

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It took eight episodes for the sendoff season of "Star Trek ... Next Generation" was. Seeing Spiner and Burton reconnect with such joy, along with watching Frakes' Riker spar with Dorn's Worf ...

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