Walter Marvin Koenig (pronounced /?ke?n??/; born September 14, 1936) is an American actor, writer, teacher and director, known for his roles as Pavel Chekov in Star Trek and Alfred Bester in Babylon 5. Most recently, he wrote the script for the 2008 sci-fi thriller / legal drama InAlienable. Koenig was born in Chicago, Illinois, the son of Sarah (née Strauss) and Isadore Koenig, who was a businessman. Koenig's parents were Jewish immigrants...
Sybok to Chekov pointing out that the Klingons will be quite angry due to the...
Chekov to Sulu telling him that he will never live it down if their team lear...
On hearing Valeris' history lesson on sabotage, Uhura notifies Chekov, who's ...
Chekov to 20th Century American interrogators gives them his name, Pavel Chek...
On the bridge, Chekov sits, eyes forward, as he contemplates having to dine w...
Chekov reports to Kirk via communicator that they have found the nuclear "wes...
Mr. Chekov informs Capt. Kirk of the destination time of V'gers launched devi...
Chekov is being interrogated by an FBI agent who asks his name. He is confuse...
Chekov to Sybok, as the Federation Forces are now in Paradise City tells him ...
FBI Agents interrogating Chekov debate about him and determine he is a Russki...
Chekov to Sybok, as the Federation Forces are attacking him, tells him to sur...
After the Klingon officers beam back to their own ship, the Enterprise office...
After being called to the bridge and informed by Spock of a radiation surge e...
The officers of the Enterprise unanimously agree to disobey a direct order fr...
Terrel and Chekov discuss a piece of matter on an otherwise lifeless planet. ...
While dining, Chekov introduces what he thinks is polite, politically correct...
Chekov, being clever drops the boot at Dax's feet. Spock points down toward h...
Chekov calls Sybok the master of understatement as he points out that the Kli...
Officers of the Enterprise watch the sentencing of their shipmates from the b...
Kirk, McCoy, Scotty, Chekov and Uhura casually walk into a high level Starfle...
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