Webster he cannot return him to his time due to the Enterprise not being able to escape the gravitational pull of a planet, but eventually, they are able to reverse-engineer the process that brought Webster to them. Shortly after Webster gets returned, Webster wakes up from what seemed to be a dream. None of the other regular cast members of Star Trek TNG were in this episode of Webster. Ted 2 During the film Ted 2, Michael Dorn played a character by the name of Rick. This character in the film attended the New York Comic Con amateurishly dressed as Worf. Family Guy Worf, voiced by Michael Dorn made an appearance in the animated satire Family Guy. Books and comics Worf's character is further developed in non-canon media. In Star Trek, the non-live action material is not considered a part of the character's story, although it may use elements from the television and film narrative. In other words, live action appearances don't take into account the stories written in novels for example. According to the Pocket Books novels set after Nemesis, Worf takes over William T. Riker's position of first officer aboard the Enterprise-E. According to Death in Winter, Worf was to transfer with Riker to the Titan, but after Data's death, Picard asks Worf to stay aboard the Enterprise, and Worf obliges. In early 2380 in Resistance, Starfleet Command approves Picard's request to make Worf the permanent first officer, but Worf refuses as he doubts his command skills (due to his choice of love over duty in "Change of Heart"). Soon afterwards, however, Worf successfully leads the rescue of Picard from another Borg crisis, and is sufficiently convinced to accept the permanent promotion. As of 2385 in the novel miniseries Star Trek: The Fall, Worf continues to remain first officer of the Enterprise-E. According to the Titan series, he also adopted Data's cat Spot. Worf had a relationship with Enterprise-E Chief of Security Jasminder Choudhury in the books until her death in the 2012 novel The Persistence of Memory by David Mack. The Pocket Books series continued in the 2016 trilogy Prey, written by John Jackson Miller. In it, Worf and the cloned Klingon Emperor Kahless are drawn into battle with a group of discommendated Klingons, all disciples of the late Kruge, the villain from the movie Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, being manipulated by Kruge's secret