Here's a fascinating fact I found out from this interview with Michael Dorn, the actor and director who plays Lt. Cmdr. Worf in Star Trek: he's the franchise's most prolific performer, appearing in 272 episodes and 5 movies (Patrick Stewart, by comparison, appears in 189 episodes and 4 movies). He's interviewed by Steve Cuden, writer of Broadway hit Jekyll & Hyde and many 80s and 90s animated TV shows.
Michael Dorn is the most prolific Star Trek actor of all time

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