Kelsey Grammer Had A Cameo In A Rule-Breaking Star Trek: The Next Generation Episode
An unconventional Star Trek: The Next Generation episode that played around with the show's established formula featured guest star Kelsey Grammer.
Read MoreAn unconventional Star Trek: The Next Generation episode that played around with the show's established formula featured guest star Kelsey Grammer.
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Read MorePatrick Stewart was once asked to list his favorite Star Trek: The Next Generation episode, and his answer was a classic.
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Read MoreAvery Brooks adapted his best look as Benjamin Sisko partway into Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, but the reason he didn't have it at first is pretty frustrating.
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Read MoreWhile Patrick Stewart has played Jean-Luc Picard in several Star Trek films and shows, the role may well be recast with a younger actor in the future.
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Read MoreOne of the least-popular episodes of Star Trek: Voyager, focused on the character of Harry Kim, had a more permanent twist that Paramount execs did not like.
Read MoreWorf had to make a life or death decision in one episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, and actor Michael Dorn didn't like the outcome.
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