Star Trek: Picard
Summary
Michael Dorn has revealed his hopes for the return of Worf ’s Logos in the proposedStar Trek : Picardspinoff , noting that the Klingon was " a terrible father " . Worf had a son with Klingon embassador K’Ehleyr ( Suzie Plakson ) duringStar Trek : The Next genesis , and was left to raise his son alone when she was murdered . Worf ’s son Alexander Rozhenkohad a difficult upbringing , split between Earth and the USS Enterprise - D , which was exacerbated by having to hold up up to his father ’s impossible outlook .
Michael Dorn has recently acknowledged Worf ’s failings as a father to Alexander , follow the Brobdingnagian success ofStar Trek : Picardseason 3 . Dorn join thecast ofStar Trek : Picardfor the final season , which reunited theStar Trek : The Next Generationcast for one last risky venture . Given that the underlying theme ofPicardseason 3 was the handover between one generation and the next , Alexander ’s absence felt foreign . However , Picardshowrunner Terry Matalas has promise fans , and Michael Dorn , that he has plan for Alexander in his proposed spinoff , Star Trek : Legacy .
Demanding output schedule and Klingon aging plot holes are just some of the reason why Star Trek remodel Worf ’s son Alexander multiple time .
Michael Dorn Wants Worf’s Son In Star Trek: Legacy
Terry Matalas has “great ideas” for Worf and Alexander
In an interview with Anthony Pascale atTrekMovie , Michael Dorn was enquire about Terry Matalas ' plan for Worf and the Klingon Empire in his proposedStar Trek : Picardspinoff . Michael Dorn speak of his wonderment for Terry Matalas ' ideas , and let on his Leslie Townes Hope for the counter of Alexander Rozhenko . Read Michael Dorn ’s quote below :
TrekMovie : Michael , Terry recently speak to youabout the possibilities of continuing , like exploring the Klingon Empire in the twenty-fifth one C and Worf ’s relationship with Alexander . So have you put recall into what you would like to see for Worf , if it did uphold ?
Michael Dorn : Yeah , I imagine that I think that Alexander — his son — is a good story , because Worf has been a atrocious father . I think it brings a sort of pragmatism to it . But once again , his ideas are peachy . And I cogitate it ’s a beneficial musical theme . But you get to go to the higher - ups and see what they say .
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Worf and Alexander had a fraught family relationship throughout bothStar Trek : The Next GenerationandStar Trek : Deep Space Nine . The Klingon wanted his son to become a noble warrior , ignoring the half - human heritage of Alexander ’s female parent , K’Ehleyr . When Worf and Alexander were reunited inDS9season 6 , instalment 3 , " Sons and girl " , forefather and Word reconciled their departure , but it was clear to audiences , and Terry Matalas , that there was much more to explore .
How Worf’s Son Could Return In Star Trek: Legacy
Alexander has n’t been seen since Worf ’s wedding to Lt . Jadzia Dax ( Terry Farrell ) inStar Trek : Deep Space Nineseason 6 . It would be enthralling , therefore , to explore where Alexander has been for the past few decade , and what form of man he ’s maturate into . Both Alexander and his beginner served duringStar Trek : DS9 ’s Dominion War , which could give them a commonalty that was lacking throughoutStar Trek : The Next Generation . Worf ’s new prospect inStar Trek : Picardseason 3 could similarly work his desire to fix the mistakes that he made as a father .
Star Trek : Legacyremains hypothetical , with no updates approaching on whether theStar Trek : Picardspinoff will get the green light . However , Michael Dorn ’s desire to return toStar Trek , and the possibility of resign Worf and Alexander ’s difficult human relationship makesLegacyan enticing projection for fans . For now , Worf fans will have to cross their finger forLegacy ’s green light so thatStar Trek ’s favorite Klingon gets to go along his story by save his failures as a father .
All episode ofStar Trek : The Next GenerationandStar Trek : Picardare available to stream on Paramount+ .
informant : TrekMovie.com
