Worf’s transition from the Enterprise-D to Deep Space Nine is not always a smooth one, as it brings him into contact with others of his kind and forces him to face the problems that come when ...

The longer Worf was around, the more use he got beyond a plot device. This may be shocking to some, but this isn't something Star Trek conjured up. In fact, this isn't a unique idea at all.

Star Trek Picard season 3 is bringing back TNG’s cast, and Worf (Michael Dorn) is the best of them as he pals around with Raffi, Jack (Ed Speleers), and more in the new episodes.

Worf returns on this week's episode of 'Star Trek: Picard'. In this new interview, he discusses returning to the character, as well as his Captain Worf pilot.

Worf, Son of Mogh, Secret Agent, and Friend of Raffi. Michael Dorn made his big return this week as Worf, sweeping in to save Raffi Musiker when she got in a little over her head while trying to ...

Although Worf’s Deep Space Nine-related history was barely touched on in Star Trek: Picard Season 3, he had mellowed out significantly in the decades since he was last seen, ...

Worf earns every one of his epithets and deserves just as much Klingon cred as the rest of his species. MORE: Star Trek: Exploring Worf’s Unusual Relationship With Klingon Culture.

While Worf’s comeback may trigger a lot of ‘90s nostalgia for certain Trek fans, the return of this character is very much in the context of Picard.

Worf, larger and bulkier than his human counterpart, accidentally broke the boy's neck on impact. This is easily one of the worst things that Worf was ever responsible for, ...