Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
“Sons and Daughters”
Episode Number | 127 (6.03) |
Production Number | 526 |
Season | 6 |
Stardate | |
Original Airdate | 12-Oct-1997 |
Teleplay | Bradley J. Thompson & David Weddle |
Director | Jesús Treviño |
Synopsis
While the war between the Federation and the Dominion continues, Klingon General Martok docks his ship, the Rotarran, to take on reinforcements. Worf is shocked to see that one of the new recruits is his estranged son, Alexander. Worf reveals that he sent Alexander to live with his foster parents on Earth years before, after the boy showed no interest in becoming a warrior. Martok encourages Worf to mend fences with his son, but the attempt soon deteriorates.
Guest CastMark Worden (Alexander Rozhenko)
Marc Alaimo (Gul Dukat)
J.G. Hertzler (General Martok)
Melanie Smith (Tora Ziyal)
Casey Biggs (Glinn Damar)
Sam Zeller (Ch'Targh)
Gabrielle Union (N'Garen)
- This is the first appearance of Alexander on Deep Space Nine.
- Alexander must be taking some super growth hormone. He is only 8 years old! According to the producers, Klingons mature faster than humans. Alexander's apparent human age is 13-16.
- Alexander joins the House of Martok at the end of this episode.
- Mark Warden is the fourth actor to play Alexander. Jon Steuer first played young Alexander in the TNG 4th season episode "Reunion"; Brian Bonsall was Alexander in the rest of his 5th-7th season TNG appearances, and James Sloyan appeared as a future adult Alexander (K'mtar) in "Firstborn".
- Ziyal returns to the station.