Worf totally deserves to be the top of the list. Also his performance in PIC S3 was amazing; he was put through so much shit in TNG and DS9, but he gets help and grows as a person, and I'm so happy that he got to do that.
Don't forget Brent Spiner also had a brief voice-only cameo as Data in THAT episode of "Enterprise", as he's briefly heard over the Enterprise-D comm trying to get some advice from Counsellor Troi. Brent probably recorded it while he was around for his on-screen appearances as Arik Soong earlier in Season 4.
I knew Worf would be top, I was surprised by the inclusion of the computer and I'm glad, Majel Barrett's voice is just too iconic. I wish they others computer voices put as much character into their performances
Jonathan Frakes managed to make his way into an MCI Friends and Family commercial with all seven members of the TOS crew. While I won't count it as an episode appearance, I have to give him part credit for TOS. In addition to TNG, DS9, VOY, ENT, LD, PIC, DIS, and SNW (the latter two behind the camera). They really need to sneak him into Prodigy, even if just for a voice cameo.
@@vic5015 Yeah, but for this purpose, I count involvement by Frakes, not specific appearances as Riker (he wasn't even on screen in Discovery, and presumably won't be in SNW). Technically, that might decrease Riker's appearances by one episode, though.
I'd love to see you do an ACTORS with the most appearances list - maybe not as a video, but just as a comparison to this one - Brent Spiner has been various different Soongs (Notably Enterprise & Picard), & Michael Dorn also played an ancestor of Worf in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country ... probably wouldn't change much (if anything!) but I'd be kind of curious!
a bit sad but also kinda understandable why we wouldn't have any TOS characters. it only lasted 3 seasons. Kirk had 115 appearances (including Picard and audio) Spock had 141 appearances (including hologram in Prodigy) Mccoy had 104 appearances Scotty had 98 appearances (including hologram in Prodigy and audio (and hand)) Uhura had 104 appearances (including hologram in Prodigy) Sulu had 83 apperances (if you include the USS Hikaru Sulu) Chekov had 45 apperances Chapel had 46 apperances
I want to keep the list going. See how well we land Seven or Spock or Scotty, find out if the list counts for change in actor , find out what the count is for some of the non-main characters. Who did we see more of Q? The Borg Queen? the grand nagus? Reginald Barclay? Harry Mudd? Lwaxana Troi ? Lore? I would love to see a 2nd most list or a non-main list
@@cooldaddyslick6869 Unless Spock somehow eventually slides in at the back end thanks to Ethan Peck being on DIS and SNW, because it's the character being counted, not the actor
@@cooldaddyslick6869 Even if you factor in Discovery, Strange New Worlds, the animated series, Lower Decks, the movies, the new time line, Unification, Voyager, Relics, that one DS9 episode
I love the idea that all of Star Trek (right from the Klingon in the cornfield opening from Enterprise) can be considered the extended canon story of Worf.
@@kagomecc461 He did. In 176 episodes not 179 like they wrote, because there wasn't 179. 178 TNG, 176 DS9, 172 Voyager. I was pointing out they got their numbers wrong.
I didn't think it was fair to put the Federation Computer on this list. It's not like it's the same computer in every appearance. But that just makes Worf's position at the top of the list more epic. He's been in more Star Trek *than the computer!*
TBH Majel Barret Roddenberry deserves to be on this list even if she played 5+ characters because she did a pretty hard carry for the franchise for a good long time. Some TOS fans thought she made TNG good in the early days.
Data was not in every episode of TNG,he was not in the episode where Picard goes to meet his brother in France. In the next episode ,spiner was playing 3 characters.
I don't normally comment on YT... but this one got me... I've watched most of these lists and this was the one where I thought... "I've got 'em!!"... up till 3... I was thinking... "they'll forget Majel!!!".... dammit... I should know better!! lol ...but well done guys... excellent as always...
I remember a scene where Sisko briefly says something in Klingon and it sounded, off, coming from a non-Klingon. Given that Klingons are actually actors in prosthesis it speaks to how well-developed they are that they feel like a real species and culture.
Apparently Dorn found the episode where they went undercover as Klingons hilarious. After so many years he'd gotten used to the prosthetics and had no issue acting with them. The others were wearing the makeup for the first time and struggled with speaking clearly.
Hold on, I don't think Data was in every episode of TNG! I remember on its broadcast noticing that Data didn't appear in "Family". Most likely Brent Spiner was over on another soundstage playing Data, Lore, and Dr. Soong in "Brothers" at the same time. (If I'm misremembering and Data was in "Family", it must have been very brief.)
I NEED an Alexa or Google home with Majel Barrett's voice. EDIT: Jeffrey Combs needs some sort of honorable mention for the sheer number of characters in different episodes he portrayed.
Luckily so, I might say. That version shown in the video would make some nice nightmare fuel. Nothing agains Sean, but he'd better leave his head on his body, where it belongs...
You missed the fact that Micheal Dorn played his Character's (Worf) own grandfather in the movie UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY. (The role where he a Klingon attorney defended Kirk & McCoy 😊)
i knew going in that it would be worf at the top ..... but as a fellow irishman i am ashamed that i forgot just how far up this list colm would be ! good on ya big lad !
It was Captain America.He was an official Marvel Captain America for various live event appearances (including, as you allude to, appearances at shopping malls). Somewhat amusingly almost all of the surviving photos (and I think all the ones where it's identifiable as definitely him) are from an event at the White House.
**Update: Thank You, you marvelous people at TrekCulture! I know Worf will be on the top of this list, but I do hope that you give honorable mention to Majel Barrett.
Worf really should be the next one to get a series like Picard. In fact, I think it would be clever to make these series a regular thing? But, imagine how excided Trek fans would get if it was announced there was going to be a 10 episode series called "Worf: Son of Mogh". You could have special guest appearences from TNG and DS9 characters and the entire quest he goes on could be revealed to him by Sisko? And, like any great Klingon fable, he has to find worthy warriors to join him on his quest? Perhaps, he has a dream with Dax telling him where to find these 'warriors'? It would be great fun and have LOTS of Kingon lore as well as nods to past Trek series he was in. David
@@danielland3767 Harry Kim was a character who has so much more to give. And when he was given the spotlight you could see how great Garrett Wang was. "Star Trek: Prodigy" features a return to the Delta Quadrant, so they already have, a valid justification for a "Star Trek: Voyager" reunion" and a purpose which is 100% credible. Plenty of fans would love to see how all the characters have faired since the last episode. David
@@RJSRdg Haha! I love that! Because OF COURSE Michael Dorn plays his own grandfather. I was just watching "Parallels" and loved Worf as the focus. What makes that story so good is you see two possible outcomes of "Best of both Worlds" with a reality where Picard died and one very disturbing reality where the Enterprise is the ONLY ship left fighting the Borg. So, logically, there's one where Tasha Yar never died. Or Q NEVER warned Picard of the Borg. A series with Worf as the star with a script as good as the best of TNG and DS9 would be a win win for everyone. Or you time travel idea ✌
Worf, ST: Undiscovered Country. Though it is not our Worf he’s still the same actor, same name. He should have gotten at least a wink and a nod for The Undiscovered Country in your video. Loved the list, thanks.
If counting actors as in (near) role appearances, I guess you also need to count Simpsons, Futurama, Family guy, Big Bang Theory, Little Sheldon and so on as well. I might have missed some shows, such as Saturday Night Live, or perhaps Robot Chicken?
Worf's appearances on the show only prove one thing, an unsaid saying in my tumblr blog, The Daily Klingon - "You can never have too much of the Klingons."
Colm Meany proves why it sometimes pays to be a day job actor. He literally turned an unnamed character into the second most on screen appearances in the Trek Universe.
I did not recognize Majel Barrett's voice as the TOS computer. But the computer voice was so distorted that it makes sense that the audience wouldn't recognize Nurse Chapel's voice coming out.
she wasn't the computer voice in TOS - Sean never said she was. She was "Number 1" and "Nurse Chappel" in TOS, characters that have surfaced again (separate actors in Strange New Worlds.). Majel was the computer voice in TNG era, and Voyager, including the TNG movies.
I call shenanigans on "Federation Computer." If you were listing performers, sure, Majel Barret deserves her due. But those weren't all the same computer, they were just running the same voice software.
"voice over" part was mentioned - Majel, as "Computer Voice". The opening monologue (opening credits) of TNG was Patrick Stewart doing the "where no one has been before" intro. The other shows have no such opening except TOS which was Bill Shatner doing the "where no man has gone before" intro. Can't count "Faith of the Heart" opening titles of Enterprise.
I’d like to suggest you do something similar for all regular and recurring characters, no matter who played them. So for example you have Spock in both pilots, TOS, TAS, the six TOS films, guest shots in TNG and the Kelvin films by two people, and Kirk in the second pilot, TOS, TAS, the first seven films, the Kelvin films, and guest shots in the recent streaming series. If you did this, I’d suggest you arrange it in chronological order. With the first pilot, you’ve got Pike, Spock, and Number One, you can count The Menagerie for Pike and Una, as well as their Discovery and Strange New Worlds appearances. The second pilot introduces Kirk, Scotty, and Sulu, all of whom made appearances after TOS, as well as Lt. Leslie. And don’t forget the punk rocker on the bus! Lol Finally, you can also track appearances of the ships, shuttles, and runabouts, as well as Starbases, running from the beginning.
Sean. This is not related to this video, but what's the back story on Riker saying to Picard, "Excellent use of the word 'burgle'" to which Captain Shaw nods in agreement. That definitely looks like a behind-the-scenes joke. Nowhere else does anyone in Trek congratulate a captain on their vocabulary! This is when they are planning to burgle Daystrom.
Great list. Its a very predictable list too. How about a top 10 or 20 of most appearances from non main characters. People like Ro, Barkley, Wesley, Seska, Naomi Wildman, Icheb, different borg queens, and of course Q, So many more not mentioned here.
TrekCulture you need to make a video on the Bridge Ensign's that were there for more than one shift and why they had a big turnover with the others? Was Picard just super hard to please and he kept asking for new Ensign's to sit at the helm? Or was Picard more of a Kirk than we knew and he would "me too" them then transfer them to another ship?
I already knew who'd be Number 1, as it's a well-known trekkie fact that Worf made the most appearances, the only thing to have made more appearances is the depiction of space itself... :P
even more episodes if you count in non-trek series. Worf also appeared in the final episode of Webster and guest appearances of characters on Family Guy
Worf was great, and also we got to know much about Klingons, more than any other species! And it was cool Worf was like "the ideal klingon". "Klingons do not laugh" 🤣 yes they do. Klingons are not that honourable, especially that advocate in DS9. I like the klingon restaurant and the cook. He even plays klingon music and sings. And they have strategy and "Guile" 🤣
“Et in arcadia ego” is Latin not French, so the “T” in ”Et” is sounded. Rhymes with “bet” or “debt”, take your pick but the “t” is definitely there to be heard. “And I in paradise”
One of my favorite lines in Picard Season 3, "I miss that voice" Indeed, we all do.
I rarely tear up for film, but this just about got me.
Same. Something about it is just nostalgic
I cried.
Worf totally deserves to be the top of the list. Also his performance in PIC S3 was amazing; he was put through so much shit in TNG and DS9, but he gets help and grows as a person, and I'm so happy that he got to do that.
He found peace. And in that peace, don't talk to him on a Wednesday.
No joke, when I clicked on this video I said to myself: "Worf better be on this list!" - But I didn't think he'd be in the #1 spot tho! lol 🤣
He found peace in his enemies pieces.
And don't forget that Michael Dorn also played Worf's grandfather in TUC.
But the list is about how many episodes a character's in, not how good their performances in said episodes are.
Don't forget Brent Spiner also had a brief voice-only cameo as Data in THAT episode of "Enterprise", as he's briefly heard over the Enterprise-D comm trying to get some advice from Counsellor Troi. Brent probably recorded it while he was around for his on-screen appearances as Arik Soong earlier in Season 4.
Oh yeah!!! Lol his needy ass bugging troi haha!!
We need 288 more appearances of WORF !!! Q'pLah !!
Unfortunately, his appearance in Star Trek VI doesn't count because it's a different Worf.
We really don't.
@@cowsagainstcapitalism347OK, Gowron...
@@shadibeidas1 ouch
Please no
I knew Worf would be top, I was surprised by the inclusion of the computer and I'm glad, Majel Barrett's voice is just too iconic. I wish they others computer voices put as much character into their performances
Yes. In my head Miles O'Brien was runner up. I lever considered the computer voice a charakter. And now I stand corrected.
Jonathan Frakes managed to make his way into an MCI Friends and Family commercial with all seven members of the TOS crew. While I won't count it as an episode appearance, I have to give him part credit for TOS. In addition to TNG, DS9, VOY, ENT, LD, PIC, DIS, and SNW (the latter two behind the camera). They really need to sneak him into Prodigy, even if just for a voice cameo.
Didn't he only appear as Riker's transporter duplicate in DS9?
@@vic5015 Yeah, but for this purpose, I count involvement by Frakes, not specific appearances as Riker (he wasn't even on screen in Discovery, and presumably won't be in SNW).
Technically, that might decrease Riker's appearances by one episode, though.
These are the Voyages counts, but the less said about that episode the better.
@@vic5015 It would have been a nice piece of fanservice, with a few adaptations. Most notably it NOT being the series finale!
Then how about his cameo in the "Futurama" tribute episode to TOS? Poor Welshie…
I'd love to see you do an ACTORS with the most appearances list - maybe not as a video, but just as a comparison to this one - Brent Spiner has been various different Soongs (Notably Enterprise & Picard), & Michael Dorn also played an ancestor of Worf in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country ... probably wouldn't change much (if anything!) but I'd be kind of curious!
Surely that would be majel
We also need a list of actors with the most roles. Including holograms, mirror universe characters etc.
Jeff Combs is likely in the top 3.
A version of this list but with only characters that were never regulars in opening credits would be dominated by DS9 characters.
@@GeoStreber Majel would have to be the top of that last since she plays pretty much every Starfleet ship.
Don't forget Jeffrey Combs
Your head on Seven's body is adorable.
More "traumatic"...
Sean of Nine 😂
a bit sad but also kinda understandable why we wouldn't have any TOS characters.
it only lasted 3 seasons.
Kirk had 115 appearances (including Picard and audio)
Spock had 141 appearances (including hologram in Prodigy)
Mccoy had 104 appearances
Scotty had 98 appearances (including hologram in Prodigy and audio (and hand))
Uhura had 104 appearances (including hologram in Prodigy)
Sulu had 83 apperances (if you include the USS Hikaru Sulu)
Chekov had 45 apperances
Chapel had 46 apperances
When you tally Uhura, are you counting her appearances in Strange New Worlds?
@@MKDumas1981 all 9 of them
I want to keep the list going. See how well we land Seven or Spock or Scotty, find out if the list counts for change in actor , find out what the count is for some of the non-main characters. Who did we see more of Q? The Borg Queen? the grand nagus? Reginald Barclay? Harry Mudd? Lwaxana Troi ? Lore? I would love to see a 2nd most list or a non-main list
Don't forget that the original series only had 79 episodes. So don't expect to see anyone from there on any "most" list.
@@cooldaddyslick6869 Unless Spock somehow eventually slides in at the back end thanks to Ethan Peck being on DIS and SNW, because it's the character being counted, not the actor
@@cooldaddyslick6869 Even if you factor in Discovery, Strange New Worlds, the animated series, Lower Decks, the movies, the new time line, Unification, Voyager, Relics, that one DS9 episode
@@adamgoss3638 if you count Kelvin timeline you get 🖖 Spock as the only character to meet himself in Kelvin universe
Knew #1 would be worf, since he's essentially part of 3 series.
They sorta spoiled it with the screencap of the website article at the start 😆
It's a common Star Trek fact
I'd say my favorite would be those Duras sisters 👍
Eeeww stinky!
Daaamn. So many times in this i found myself exclaiming aloud 'yes!' This is how I'd imagined it would go. Very compelling. Excellent work
I love the idea that all of Star Trek (right from the Klingon in the cornfield opening from Enterprise) can be considered the extended canon story of Worf.
Ididnt DS9 have 176 episodes so were did the other three featuring sisko happen as i dont remember these
Yes, I was wondering the same thing.
Yeah, there's definitely only 176. Even less if you count the likes of Emissary and Way of the Warrior as single (but long) episodes.
You had me at "Seán of Nine"
I loved that you listed all of Worf's titles!
If Sisko has only appeared in DS9, that should be 176 appearances, not 179.
I had a dream i was on the Enterprise once. Does that count? It didnt end well...
It's now head Canon
Were you wearing a red shirt? 😉
@@skitzcrasher he must have.
@skitzcrasher most likely, I was absolutely incinerated before I had a chance to look...
Just like to point out that it'd be difficult for Sisko to appear 179 times, considering DS9 only has 176 episodes.
Are they maybe counting mentions in other shows?
You would think him being a major character he would be in every episode
@@kagomecc461 He did. In 176 episodes not 179 like they wrote, because there wasn't 179. 178 TNG, 176 DS9, 172 Voyager. I was pointing out they got their numbers wrong.
Very nice video guys. Peace and long life!🌱🖖🌠
I'd like to see a list of NON-MAIN characters who appeared the most
I didn't think it was fair to put the Federation Computer on this list. It's not like it's the same computer in every appearance. But that just makes Worf's position at the top of the list more epic. He's been in more Star Trek *than the computer!*
TBH Majel Barret Roddenberry deserves to be on this list even if she played 5+ characters because she did a pretty hard carry for the franchise for a good long time. Some TOS fans thought she made TNG good in the early days.
@@gateauxq4604 One thing I hadn't twigged before is that in Relics when Scotty says "No bl**dy A, B, C or D", he's talking to Nurse Chapel! ;-)
Data was not in every episode of TNG,he was not in the episode where Picard goes to meet his brother in France. In the next episode ,spiner was playing 3 characters.
Correct. Family or what was the name of the episode?
I don't normally comment on YT... but this one got me... I've watched most of these lists and this was the one where I thought... "I've got 'em!!"... up till 3... I was thinking... "they'll forget Majel!!!".... dammit... I should know better!! lol ...but well done guys... excellent as always...
I remember a scene where Sisko briefly says something in Klingon and it sounded, off, coming from a non-Klingon. Given that Klingons are actually actors in prosthesis it speaks to how well-developed they are that they feel like a real species and culture.
Apparently Dorn found the episode where they went undercover as Klingons hilarious. After so many years he'd gotten used to the prosthetics and had no issue acting with them. The others were wearing the makeup for the first time and struggled with speaking clearly.
One of your bests videos.
Picard helped a robot become a man and himself became a robot. Janeway helped a hologram become a man and herself became a hologram....
Hold on, I don't think Data was in every episode of TNG! I remember on its broadcast noticing that Data didn't appear in "Family". Most likely Brent Spiner was over on another soundstage playing Data, Lore, and Dr. Soong in "Brothers" at the same time. (If I'm misremembering and Data was in "Family", it must have been very brief.)
I’m pretty sure you’re right 👍🏼.
I NEED an Alexa or Google home with Majel Barrett's voice.
EDIT: Jeffrey Combs needs some sort of honorable mention for the sheer number of characters in different episodes he portrayed.
19 for Jeffrey Combs -- 20 if you count the holographic Shran in THAT episode of _Star Trek: Enterprise._
Vaughn Armstrong is in second place with 12.
21 of those were Weyoun clones...and counting.
@@andrewmurray1550: Are you exaggerating?
I'd like to see Michael Dorn come to Galaxy Con in Raleigh, NC. That would be great.
Love this channel. Also I had that seven poster but without the Sean head 😂
Wtf, You had a headless Seven of 9 poster on your wall? That's creepy, man
Luckily so, I might say. That version shown in the video would make some nice nightmare fuel.
Nothing agains Sean, but he'd better leave his head on his body, where it belongs...
Maybe do this list again for non-main-cast-characters/actors?
Without Worf, we wouldn't have Shax. One of them got to detonate the warp core.
00:12 I'd pay REAL MONEY to see you in a cat suit as "7 of Seán"... ;)
I loved this video! Thanks
You missed the fact that Micheal Dorn played his Character's (Worf) own grandfather in the movie UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY. (The role where he a Klingon attorney defended Kirk & McCoy 😊)
Well, your grandfather isn't you, is he?
@@Timberwolf69 Fry from Futurama has appeared!
@@r.t.643 Uh... alright... 🐟
That’s … that’s not the name of the film.
*undiscovered
i knew going in that it would be worf at the top ..... but as a fellow irishman i am ashamed that i forgot just how far up this list colm would be ! good on ya big lad !
Apparently before he landed the roll of Riker Jonathan Frakes was working as an entertainer dressed in a superman outfit in shopping malls!
It was Captain America.He was an official Marvel Captain America for various live event appearances (including, as you allude to, appearances at shopping malls). Somewhat amusingly almost all of the surviving photos (and I think all the ones where it's identifiable as definitely him) are from an event at the White House.
Worf has always been my fav
**Update: Thank You, you marvelous people at TrekCulture!
I know Worf will be on the top of this list, but I do hope that you give honorable mention to Majel Barrett.
;)
Great List Sean Ferrick. Fantastic video.
Brent had a data cameo in a super commercial where “the robots were coming”
With all the new series consisting of 10-episode seasons it's hard to imagine anyone new ever making this list.
he was great on gargoyles as coldstone
You should add Jonathon's behind-the-camera credits too.
Worf really should be the next one to get a series like Picard. In fact, I think it would be clever to make these series a regular thing?
But, imagine how excided Trek fans would get if it was announced there was going to be a 10 episode series called "Worf: Son of Mogh". You could have special guest appearences from TNG and DS9 characters and the entire quest he goes on could be revealed to him by Sisko?
And, like any great Klingon fable, he has to find worthy warriors to join him on his quest?
Perhaps, he has a dream with Dax telling him where to find these 'warriors'?
It would be great fun and have LOTS of Kingon lore as well as nods to past Trek series he was in.
David
I wanna see characters who need the spotlight, Harry Kim finally promoted, Tom Paris, Wesley Crusher, Troi, Rom, etc
@@danielland3767 Harry Kim was a character who has so much more to give. And when he was given the spotlight you could see how great Garrett Wang was.
"Star Trek: Prodigy" features a return to the Delta Quadrant, so they already have, a valid justification for a "Star Trek: Voyager" reunion" and a purpose which is 100% credible.
Plenty of fans would love to see how all the characters have faired since the last episode.
David
@@danielland3767 Isn't Rom the reformist Grand Nagus on Ferenginar? You can't get much more promoted than that!
Would be great to have Worf travel back in time to the period of TUC and wind up defending Kirk and McCoy, thus setting up a grandfather paradox!
@@RJSRdg Haha! I love that! Because OF COURSE Michael Dorn plays his own grandfather.
I was just watching "Parallels" and loved Worf as the focus.
What makes that story so good is you see two possible outcomes of "Best of both Worlds" with a reality where Picard died and one very disturbing reality where the Enterprise is the ONLY ship left fighting the Borg.
So, logically, there's one where Tasha Yar never died. Or Q NEVER warned Picard of the Borg.
A series with Worf as the star with a script as good as the best of TNG and DS9 would be a win win for everyone.
Or you time travel idea ✌
Seeing Janeway makes me think you needs to do more shows on Prodigy.
Not gonna lie...I TOTALLY teared up during the Majel Barrett segment😢
WOW I never knew Worf appeared in so many ST eps! Nice to give the Computer No 2 ( the only appearance of the Original Series "character")
Worf, ST: Undiscovered Country. Though it is not our Worf he’s still the same actor, same name. He should have gotten at least a wink and a nod for The Undiscovered Country in your video. Loved the list, thanks.
Good tea. Nice house.
I… I don’t have any other way of saying it… I love Majel Barret Roddenberry. I miss her appearances and her voice somehow deeply… I’m in tears
Knowing Picard, Majel's voice was taken straight from STO.
Sean, you may be in Trek yet... let's hear your best Scotty impression.
Dorn also played Col. Worf, in ST VI: The Undiscovered Country
Not the same character though
If counting actors as in (near) role appearances, I guess you also need to count Simpsons, Futurama, Family guy, Big Bang Theory, Little Sheldon and so on as well. I might have missed some shows, such as Saturday Night Live, or perhaps Robot Chicken?
Date was in DS9 episode 1 and Dr Soong's relative in Enterprise, Argments.
For Riker, he has a visual cameo in the DS9 episode if I remember correctly, with a padd or display image when they discussed him at that point
Worf's appearances on the show only prove one thing, an unsaid saying in my tumblr blog, The Daily Klingon - "You can never have too much of the Klingons."
6:10 and also Strange New Worlds + St!
All we want is a Worf show! Give it to us!
You're telling me that Worf's son Alexander wasn't in more shows?? It felt like he was in EVERY STAR TREK EPISODE EVER😂😂
Actually the character only featured in 12 eps across seven seasons by four different actors
As much as I too want to be on Star Trek (Gene Rodenberry's Andromeda was as close as I got), I want Sean to be on Star Trek more.
Andromeda was an awesome show.
If you're counting Thomas Riker, you should also count Hologram Janeway.
The world needs Ferrick of Nine. Make it happen Terry!
Colm Meany proves why it sometimes pays to be a day job actor. He literally turned an unnamed character into the second most on screen appearances in the Trek Universe.
He was also in ST6 as Colonel Worf
Tied at #1: Worf's poker cards and their desire to win a 2nd game ("The Emissay.")
I did not recognize Majel Barrett's voice as the TOS computer. But the computer voice was so distorted that it makes sense that the audience wouldn't recognize Nurse Chapel's voice coming out.
she wasn't the computer voice in TOS - Sean never said she was. She was "Number 1" and "Nurse Chappel" in TOS, characters that have surfaced again (separate actors in Strange New Worlds.).
Majel was the computer voice in TNG era, and Voyager, including the TNG movies.
also, most main casts from ds9, voyager, tng voices there counterparts in star trek online.
You forgot Troi‘s appearance in Lower Decks.
micheal dorn was also in star trek vi playing as worf to add 1 more for him you never mentioned
Was Mrs. Barretts sound in DS9 computer as well? I thought it had someone else´s voice?
I call shenanigans on "Federation Computer." If you were listing performers, sure, Majel Barret deserves her due. But those weren't all the same computer, they were just running the same voice software.
We need at least 12 more appearances for Worf. Get the man to at least an even 300. Come on!
No mention of Worf in Undiscovered Country? I know it was a different Worf but still counts!
2:04 Laney, get the bourbon!
You should also include credited episodes, including voice over, appearances, writer, producer, and directors.
"voice over" part was mentioned - Majel, as "Computer Voice". The opening monologue (opening credits) of TNG was Patrick Stewart doing the "where no one has been before" intro. The other shows have no such opening except TOS which was Bill Shatner doing the "where no man has gone before" intro. Can't count "Faith of the Heart" opening titles of Enterprise.
Although Data never appeared in DS9 he did have a scene with Bashir in a TNG episode.
And I STILL want a Worf series!
Worf was at his absolute best in Picard S3. And, he looked so cool!
Lol, how is it, vegan, aged, Michael Dorn seems even more intimidating?
I feel Sisko would no longer intimidate this Worf.
I’d like to suggest you do something similar for all regular and recurring characters, no matter who played them. So for example you have Spock in both pilots, TOS, TAS, the six TOS films, guest shots in TNG and the Kelvin films by two people, and Kirk in the second pilot, TOS, TAS, the first seven films, the Kelvin films, and guest shots in the recent streaming series.
If you did this, I’d suggest you arrange it in chronological order. With the first pilot, you’ve got Pike, Spock, and Number One, you can count The Menagerie for Pike and Una, as well as their Discovery and Strange New Worlds appearances.
The second pilot introduces Kirk, Scotty, and Sulu, all of whom made appearances after TOS, as well as Lt. Leslie.
And don’t forget the punk rocker on the bus! Lol
Finally, you can also track appearances of the ships, shuttles, and runabouts, as well as Starbases, running from the beginning.
Super imposing your own head on 7Of 9? uh...That'll be fine!🤣
Sean. This is not related to this video, but what's the back story on Riker saying to Picard, "Excellent use of the word 'burgle'" to which Captain Shaw nods in agreement. That definitely looks like a behind-the-scenes joke. Nowhere else does anyone in Trek congratulate a captain on their vocabulary! This is when they are planning to burgle Daystrom.
Great list. Its a very predictable list too. How about a top 10 or 20 of most appearances from non main characters. People like Ro, Barkley, Wesley, Seska, Naomi Wildman, Icheb, different borg queens, and of course Q, So many more not mentioned here.
It's funny that "smörgordsbord" becoming more popular in english dictionary from swedish dictionary.
TrekCulture you need to make a video on the Bridge Ensign's that were there for more than one shift and why they had a big turnover with the others?
Was Picard just super hard to please and he kept asking for new Ensign's to sit at the helm?
Or was Picard more of a Kirk than we knew and he would "me too" them then transfer them to another ship?
Counting a voice over for the computer voice doesn’t count.
Shout out to Michael Dorn for the 288 credits as Worf 👍👍👍👍
I thought Judi Durand was the voice of the computer on Deep Space 9?
I already knew who'd be Number 1, as it's a well-known trekkie fact that Worf made the most appearances, the only thing to have made more appearances is the depiction of space itself... :P
even more episodes if you count in non-trek series. Worf also appeared in the final episode of Webster and guest appearances of characters on Family Guy
That would be an interesting list, a star trek character who directed more episodes than they appeared in.
Thank you Eddie ❤❤❤.
O'brien we need to know what happened to him and he's family
Picard was in more if you count mentions. Obviously by q mostly. Like q to janeway about him being different than her
Including my favorite mention: "You hit me! Picard never hit me!" "I'm not Picard."
Worf:Scene hog!
They should do a list of actors outside of principle cast members to make the most appearances.
Ayala=124
Morn=106
Martinez=86
Broik=80
Russel=71
Darien Wallace=67
Jae=65
Hadley=64
Leslie/Diana Giddings Tied @ 58
Worf was great, and also we got to know much about Klingons, more than any other species!
And it was cool Worf was like "the ideal klingon". "Klingons do not laugh" 🤣 yes they do.
Klingons are not that honourable, especially that advocate in DS9. I like the klingon restaurant and the cook. He even plays klingon music and sings.
And they have strategy and "Guile" 🤣
“Et in arcadia ego” is Latin not French, so the “T” in ”Et” is sounded. Rhymes with “bet” or “debt”, take your pick but the “t” is definitely there to be heard. “And I in paradise”