Star Trek: Worf (directed by Jonathan Frakes, of course)
Star Trek: Worf (directed by Jonathan Frakes, of course)
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Worf likely has the highest number of episode appearances. Now you’ve got me wondering about literal time on screen of some of these characters. Spock might give him a run for his money if you count all the different actors.
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Come to think of it, with the right subtitle files one could probably make some neat infographics about the number of words said per character in each show.
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Like when he assumed he was Captain.
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He was decorated.
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Okay gramps. Time to go drink your prune juice.
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I would say no.
I think, to qualify as "The Main Character" one would need fully half the available screen time. Everyone else has the other half to divide among themselves.-
I think, to qualify as “The Main Character” one would need fully half the available screen time.
by this logic Sisko isn't the main char for DS9, and he's so main char he might as well be Mary Sue. He's literally space Jesus, but gets like 1 min screentime per ep.
Unless he's nuking planets, then he gets the majority of screentime comitting crimes of war.
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Screentime of all the characters doesn't add up to 100% because there is not always 1 character on the screen.
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That's true. I did forget about that.
But still, for anyone to be called a Main Character, they should be part of at least half the screen time.
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no, lmao, and half his episodes didn't deserve to be episodes. YAWN skipping another Klingon episode....
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Patrick Stewart: 'The studio have always claimed that the ship is the star of the show, especially when they're renegotiating contracts.'