Klingon : What Show Did Michael Dorn Play?

Michael dorn as colonel worf, the klingon attorney who represents kirk and mccoy in their show trial for the death of gorkon. he later unmasks the klingon assassin at khitomer as colonel west (in the footage cut from the theatrical version but reinstated on home video). the character is the grandfather of worf, the character dorn played on star trek: the next generation.

Michael dorn as colonel worf, the klingon attorney who represents kirk and mccoy in their show trial for the death of gorkon. he later unmasks the klingon assassin at khitomer as colonel west (in the footage cut from the theatrical version but reinstated on home video). the character is the grandfather of worf, the character dorn played on star trek: the next generation.

Throw us fans a bone. second, worf is underused. michael dorn has portrayed the most famous klingon since christopher plummer's general chang.

Christopher lloyd is a wonderfully two-dimensional klingon (or maybe one and a half dimensional, if there's something like that) who surprises in being a sturdy villain through his make-up and equal hamboning. moments of light absurdity flare up, like mccoy's unnerving sense in trying to grasp the mind-meld spock laid on him in the previous entry, or just the way kirk says "klingon bastards".but nimoy as director, through an excellently tuned genre-specific screenplay by producer bennet (specific to surprises via formula), aside from maybe a little slip-up in mood during the climactic rush to save spock, is very crafty at making things seem totally simple plot-wise but with just the right levels of visual wonderment like on genesis with the more weighty acting scenes like with spock's father. he's made a diversion that doesn't over-stay its welcome, has some cool battle sequences and fight scenes ("i have had enough of you!