Punk rocker and former child actor Jon Paul Steuer, perhaps best known for his role as the young Klingon Alexander Rozhenko on Star Trek: The Next Generation, died of unconfirmed causes on Monday ...

"Star Trek" actor Jon Paul Steuer has died at the age of 33. The former child star played Alexander Rozhenko in "The Next Generation" saga of the sci-fi favorite as well as landing the role of ...

Actor Jon Paul Steur, the first actor to play Alexander Rozhenko in Star Trek: The Next Generation, has died at the age of 33. The child star passed away on New Year’s Day, although a cause of ...

'90s Child Star Jon Paul Steuer Dead at Age 33 Former actor, also known as musician Jonny Jewels, was the first actor to play Worf's son Alexander Rozhenko on Star Trek: The Next Generation and ...

Actor and singer Jon Paul Steuer, best known for his role as a Klingon Alexander Rozhenko in Star Trek: The Next Generation, has died aged 33. Steuer's bandmates in the punk rock group P.R.O.B.L.E ...

On the Star Trek series, Steuer played Alexander Rozhenko, son of series regular character Worf, on a 1990 episode titled “Reunion.” Other actors, including Brian Bonsall, later played the ...

Star Trek: The Next Generation introduced Alexander in the Season 4 episode “Reunion.” Alexander is Worf’s son with K’Ehleyr, a Federation ambassador of half-human/half-Klingon lineage ...

Lieutenant Worf's best episode in Star Trek: The Next Generation, which best reveals the emotional depths of his warrior's soul, is season 5, episode 16: "Ethics."Over the first five seasons of ...

Steuer played Alexander Rozhenko in “The Next Generation” saga of the sci-fi series and also held the role of Quentin Kelly in the ’90s sitcom “Grace Under Fire” before quitting acting.

Star Trek: Sons of Star Trek sees Jake Sisko, the son of recently returned Benjamin Sisko, feeling unmoored in the aftermath of the Day of Blood.At the same time, Alexander Rozhenko, son of Worf ...

In Star Trek: Picard season 3, we'll finally see a new starship Enterprise. ... Alexander Rozhenko. He was literally conceived on the Enterpise-D holodeck, and spent his childhood on that ship.