Screen Appearances, Action Work, and Fan-Favorite TV Credits
Explore Tom Morga’s television work across memorable productions, genre programming, action-oriented roles, and fan-recognized appearances. This page highlights featured television credits and notable moments from Tom Morga’s career on screen.
Featured TV Work Star Trek
Tom Morga’s television credits reflect a long, versatile career that spans stunt performance, stunt doubling, stunt coordination, and on-camera character work across action, science fiction, drama, and mainstream network television. His TV work stretches from series such as Man from Atlantis, Scarecrow and Mrs. King, and Beauty and the Beast through later credits including The X-Files, Deadwood, Passions, Castle, and Big Time Rush.
A major throughline in Morga’s television career is his deep connection to the Star Trek universe. His stunt work includes Star Trek: The Next Generation (19 episodes), Deep Space Nine (4 episodes), Voyager (4 episodes), and Enterprise (1 episode), while his acting credits in the franchise are even broader, with multiple alien, warrior, and security roles across The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager, and Enterprise. That kind of range is pure stunt-actor Swiss Army knife territory.
Beyond Star Trek, Morga built a strong television résumé in both recurring and specialty stunt assignments. He logged an especially substantial run on Scarecrow and Mrs. King, where he worked as stunt double, stunt coordinator, and stunt actor across 46 episodes, and he also appeared on the series as an actor in multiple roles. He added further TV stunt credits on Beauty and the Beast, Spenser: For Hire, Dallas, Hill Street Blues, Babylon 5, Team Knight Rider, Space: Above and Beyond, How’d They Do That?, Passions, Deadwood, and Big Time Rush, where he later served as both stunt coordinator and stunt performer.
As an actor, Morga’s television work shows the same versatility. He played a wide range of characters on shows including Days of Our Lives, Dynasty, Dallas, Hart to Hart, Beauty and the Beast, Castle, and multiple Star Trek series, often portraying soldiers, guards, henchmen, alien figures, and other physically demanding roles that drew on both his performance skills and stunt background.
Tom Morga’s work with the Star Trek franchise is one of the standout through-lines of his career, spanning both feature films and multiple television series as a stunt performer, stunt double, and actor. His franchise credits include stunt work on Star Trek: The Motion Picture, The Wrath of Khan, The Search for Spock, The Final Frontier, The Undiscovered Country, and Nemesis, along with television stunt credits on The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager, and Enterprise. On camera, he also portrayed a wide range of characters across the Trek universe, including Klingons, Cardassians, Jem’Hadar soldiers, Borg-related roles, security officers, and other alien and warrior types, making him one of those invaluable performers whose presence helped give the franchise its physical intensity, variety, and lived-in worldbuilding.
Tom Morga’s television credits showcase a remarkable career built on versatility, physical performance, and genre legacy. From early series work on Man from Atlantis, Scarecrow and Mrs. King, and Beauty and the Beast to later appearances on Deadwood, Castle, and Big Time Rush, Morga has worked across decades of television as a stunt performer, stunt coordinator, stunt double, and actor. He is especially well known for his extensive contributions to the Star Trek franchise, where he brought numerous alien, warrior, and action-oriented roles to life across The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager, and Enterprise.
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