Cirroc Lofton (born August 7, 1978 in Los Angeles, California) is an American actor who started his career at nine years of age with many minor roles. He is best known for playing Jake Sisko on the successful TV series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, which was his first major role on a TV series. During the series, he reached his full adult height of 6' 3" (1.91 m). He also had a regular role in the Showtime series The Hoop Life. Various media...
Jake is telling Kasidy that she seemed like she zoned out for a second and is...
O'Brien is telling the command staff that he is going to move to Earth and th...
Jake is explaining to Kesha that there is quite a bit of old Earth slang in t...
Jake is commenting on Nog's rather laconic nature ever since he came home. L...
Jake is freaking out on Nog because Nog has been playing the same song for th...
Leeta, Quark, Jake and Rom basically start bashing Bashir for the holosuite p...
Jake is telling Sisko that the upcoming two weeks of baseball practice are go...
Jake is telling Dax that his dad seems a lot happier ever since she showed up.
Jake is telling Sisko that he prefers the human touch to piloting a ship rath...
The new Dax says hello to everyone and Worf, Jake, Bashir and Odo discuss the...
Jake is saying that the prophets have spoken to his father and Dax is saying ...
Jake and Nog try to figure out what they're going to do with the bolts and ya...
Nog and Jake are sitting with Varis talking about their families.
Odo walks up to Nog and Jake to get them off the rail that they are leaning a...
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