John K. Shull

John K. Shull (born May 23, 1952 in Los Angeles, California) is an American actor known for his work in both film and television, as well as notable contributions to popular video games. Shull is recognized for appearing in "Pump Up the Volume" (1990) as PTA Parent #2, and he lent his talents to the Star Trek franchise, playing roles such as Brok'Tan, Commander Nocona, and Medicine Man in three episodes of "Star Trek: Voyager." Additionally, he was a voice actor in the acclaimed video game "Star Trek: Klingon Academy" (2000), portraying characters like Academy First Officer, Hovak Captain, and Starbase 3. His career includes performances in classic TV series such as "Highway to Heaven," where he appeared as Policeman #1. Shull's versatile acting has made him a familiar face to fans of both on-screen drama and interactive entertainment, particularly within the Star Trek universe.

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  Star Trek: The Next Generation

  Molor

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  Star Trek: Voyager

  Commander Nocona

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  Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

  K'Temang

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  Pump Up the Volume

  PTA Parent #2

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  Star Trek: Voyager - Basics

  Medicine Man (as John Kenton Shull)

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  Gypsy: Live from the Southern Arizona Light Opera Company

  Herbie

• 1996Star Trek: Voyager - BasicsMedicine Man (as John Kenton Shull)
• 1995Star Trek: VoyagerCommander Nocona
• 1993Star Trek: Deep Space NineK'Temang
• 1992Gypsy: Live from the Southern Arizona Light Opera CompanyHerbie
• 1990Pump Up the VolumePTA Parent #2
• 1987Star Trek: The Next GenerationMolor