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Behind the Scenes
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Vaughn Armstrong, as at
the end of
Endgame, holds the record (beating Marc Alaimo,
best-known as Gul Dukat in
DS9.) for playing the most
guest-starring roles in all of Star Trek. Armstrong has
played Klingon criminal Captain Korris in TNG:
"Heart of
Glory", Cardassian Gul Danar in DS9:
"Past Prologue", and the Cardassian Seskal in DS9:
"When It Rains" and DS9:
"The Dogs
of War". |
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Actor Vaughn Armstrong:
"I play a pretty popular character,
Telek R'Mor, which was the Romulan scientist in space in
Eye Of The Needle. We had to go through a little wormhole,
and see if they can get back to the correct section of the
universe. It turns out that it's in the past so that they
can't go back or else they'll all be two years old or
whatever. That was a very nice character to portray
because of the conflicts he had within himself, like I
said, he's worried about what his government feels and
what draws him to the humans was the humanity in himself
which was the love for his child which he had not yet
seen, and he realised that the humans on this ship also
had family that they missed and that allowed him to find
the connection with the human race. I love that
character." |
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We do not see anything
of the Talvath (Telek's ship) except for the small area
around where Telek R'Mor sits when he is communicating
on-screen with Voyager, which is presumably the Talvath's
bridge. |
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