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Apr 14, 2020 · 10. Reginald Barclay. CBS Media Ventures. Many of Star Trek's most interesting characters are not members of the main cast. Often, some of the best characters are the recurring ones that pop up ...
Warner's first "Trek" role came in 1989's "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier," in which he played St. John Talbot, the Federation ambassador to the neutral planet of Nimbus III and one of many ...
- Tiron
- Brunt
- Weyoun
- Officer Kevin Mulkahey
- Penk
- Thy’Lek Shran
- Krem
- Suldok
- Agimus, The Evil Computer
- DS9 Holosuite Guest
Combs' first Star Trek role came in 1994 during the Deep Space Nine season 3 episode "Meridian." A wealthy Serilian and an associate of the wily Quark, Tiron quickly takes a shine to Kira Nerys. Kira manages to spurn Tiron's advances by pretending that Constable Odo is her lover, however, an undaunted Tiron explains to Quark that what he really wan...
After debuting as the seedy Tiron, Combs' first proper recurring role in Deep Space Nine was a Ferengi by the name of Brunt. This character debuts shortly after Tiron in season 3's "Family Business" and continues to pop up all the way through to season 7. Brunt was a Liquidator for the Ferengi Commerce Authority- a tax man, in other words. Like mos...
Adding a second recurring role to Deep Space Nine, his as a high spot of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Combs debuted as Weyoun in season 4’s "To the Death," and the Vorta continued to feature until series finale, "What You Leave Behind." Some of the darker parts of Deep Space Nine were met with resistance by fans, but Combs' recurring Weyoun role was...
If eight Weyouns weren't enough, Combs played the Vorta's human counterpart in the renowned Deep Space Nine season 6 episode "Far Beyond the Stars," where Sisko imagines himself as science fiction writer Benny Russell. As one would expect given Weyoun's history and relationship with the Federation and its utopian ideals, Officer Mulkahey was not a ...
Combs' only appearance in Star Trek: Voyager came in the season 6 episode "Tsunkatse," predominantly known as the one where Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson ends up in a violent tussle with Seven of Nine. Penk is another totally reprehensible villain, this time working for the Norcadians as a coordinator for their popular combat sport, the titular Tsunkat...
Following his passing visit to Voyager, Jeffrey Combs soon found his way into Star Trek: Enterprise via season 1's "The Andorian Incident," and would feature throughout the show's entire run in a recurring part. Shran held the role of commander in the Andorian Imperial Guard, and his first meeting with Captain Archer wasn't especially friendly, wit...
Shran wasn't Combs' only appearance in Star Trek: Enterprise; the actor made a one-off guest turn in season 1's "Acquisition." Star Trek's riff on the Die Hard format, the Enterprise crew are incapacitated by Ferengi space pirates leaving Tucker, who was in a decontamination chamber at the time, in the Bruce Willis role. The Ferengi proceed to loot...
His only original Star Trek video game character, and one of only two official Star Trek roles not in live-action, Combs' Suldok makes his one and only appearance in the 2003 PC game Star Trek: Elite Force II. Set after the events of Star Trek: Voyager, Suldok is a Romulan Commander and part of the Empty Crown faction - anti-Federation extremists w...
Jeffrey Combs voices another animated Star Trek character in the series Star Trek: Lower Decks season 2 episode “Where Pleasant Fountains Lie,” as Agimus, an evil computer. As the episode begins, Agimus had enslaved an alien planet but was overthrown and the USS Cerritos is charged with transporting the evil computer to a computer prison at the Day...
Admittedly, "unnamed holosuite guest" isn't going to be a highlight in Jeffrey Combs' Star Trek career, but it's still another character to add to the list. In the Deep Space Nine finale, "What We Leave Behind," the main cast gather in the holosuite to hear the dulcet tones of Vic Fontaine one final time. Among the background faces visible in this ...
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Sep 9, 2023 · 2. Weyoun. Weyoun is Combs’ own pick for his favorite performance in all of Star Trek, and it’s easy to see why! Weyoun started off as merely the third unique character the actor played in Season 3 of Deep Space Nine, and he even perished at the hands of his own Jem’Hadar soldiers at the end of “To the Death.”.
List of Star Trek characters with recurring roles: Actor(s) Character The Original Series (1966–1969) The Animated Series (1973–1974) The Next Generation (1987 ...
Jun 21, 2021 · Vaughn Armstrong. Of the four actors on the list, Armstrong is the least-known, despite being a television veteran, with 99 credits to his name and work stretching back to the 1970s. He’s played 12 distinct characters across The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager and Enterprise, notably in the latter as Maxwell Forrest ...
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May 11, 2019 · As a recurring actor, you appeared on DS9 over 30 times, playing a number of different characters. Why do you think they kept calling you back so many times, especially for different roles?
