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Star Trek: The Next Generation
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
James Sloyan
24 February 1940 -
Alexander Rozhenko
&
doctor Mora Pol
[guest appearance]
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About the character:
Alexander is born in 2366 as the son of K'Ehleyr and Worf,
the mother K’Ehleyr half klingon half human, and the father
Worf only klingon. Worf do not know he has a son before K'Ehleyr
visits the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D ("Reunion" (81)).
Alexander has his first name Rozhenko after
his fathers foster parents, two humans, and that fits with his wishes
to become more human than klingon. A thought, that surely is fed
by the mother that did not like the klingon rituals and way of living,
which she found brutal and violent. When the mother dies ("Reunion"
(81)), he is to live with his father who wants Alexander to live
by the klingon laws, rituals and norms. In those situations, when
they cannot solve their problems, ships counsellor Deanna
Troi is to help them move on.
But at the end it is still too much for Worf
to take, and he lets his foster parents to bring up the boy on Earth
("Family" (76)), which they do until they no longer can
control him ("New Ground" (110)).
About the actor:
James Sloyan has made guest appearances in quite a few known and
popular TV series such as "Cannon", "MacGyver",
and "Murder, She Wrote", and has several times appeared
in a Star Trek TV series. His most prominent character in Star Trek
context is his acting as the adult version of Alexander Rozhenko,
who has travelled back in time to save himself from the unfavourable
choice he made by choosing the human path.
Also Jon Paul
Steuer and Brian Bonsall has
appeared as Alexander Rozhenko, only as younger versions of the
character, and the last mentioned has appeared as it most times.
Twice is Alexander Rozhenko also appearing in another Star Trek
TV series, "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine", where he is played
by Marc Worden. The character Alexander
was created to give the Worf character a depth and to make it possible
to show a klingon facade which not previously has been seen before.
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Has appeared in:
 1973: "Kojak"
- tv series
episode
"Siege of Terror" (2)
1974: "Cannon"
- tv series
episode
"Kelly's Song" (77)
1980: "Xanadu"
- movie
1982: "Falcon
Crest " - tv series
episode
"Lord of the Maner" (8)
1985: "Moonlighting"
- tv series
episode
"The Next Murder You Hear" (5)
1986: "Murder,
She Wrote" - tv series
episode
"Corned Beef & Carnage" (49)
1988: "Matlock"
- tv series
episode
"The Investigation" (Part 1) (42)
1988: "Matlock"
- tv series
episode
"The Investigation" (Part 2) (43)
1988: "Murder,
She Wrote" - tv series
episode
"The Body Politic" (88)
1988: "Mission:
Impossible" - tv series
episode
"The System" (2)
1989: "Matlock"
- tv series
episode
"The Other Woman" (60)
1989: "MacGyver"
- tv series
episode
"The Invisible Killer" (79)
1989: "Baywatch"
- tv series
episode
"The Sky is Falling" (7)
1990: "Star
Trek: The Next Generation" - tv series
episode
"The Defector" (58) as lieutenant Setol/admiral Jarok
1990: "MacGyver"
- tv series
episode
"Live and Learn" (96)
1990 - 1991: "Murder, She Wrote" - tv series
[Season 7]
1991: "Quantum
Leap" - tv series
episode
"Last Dance Before an Execution - May 12, 1971" (50)
1991: "Beverly
Hills, 90210" - tv series
episode
"The Party Fish" (24)
1992: "Baywatch"
- tv series
episode
"The Big Spill" (43)
1994: "Star
Trek: Deep Space Nine" - tv series
episode
"The Alternate" (32) as doctor Mora Pol
1994: "Star
Trek: The Next Generation" - tv series
episode
"Firstborn" (173) as K'Mtar/Alexander Rozhenko
1994: "The
X-Files" - tv series
episode
"Roland" (23)
1995: "Star
Trek: Voyager" - tv series
episode
"Jetrel" (15) as Ma'bor Jetrel
1996: "NYPD
Blue " - tv series
episode
"A Tushful of Dollars" (57)
1996: "Star
Trek: Voyager" - tv series
episode
"Death Wish" (34) as Quinn
1997: "Diagnosis
Murder" - tv series
episode
"A History of Murder" (73)
1997: "Star
Trek: Deep Space Nine" - tv series
episode
"The Begotten" (110) as doctor Mora Pol
1999: "Chicago
Hope " - tv series
episode
"Y' Gotta Have Heart" (121)
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