John Schuck John Schuck is an actor who has appeared in two and three " Star Trek " spin - off series . He played the Klingon Ambassador Kamarag in and reprised this role in . He went on to play another Klingon , the genetic ist Doctor Antaak , in the two episodes of centering on the Klingon augment virus , and . In between , he made appearances – as non - Klingons – on and . Life and career . Schuck was born Conrad John Schuck ( a name he still uses on stage ) in Boston , Massachusetts . After graduating from Denison University , where he was involved in a number of college stage productions , Schuck moved on to regional theater , first joining the Cleveland Playhouse and later Baltimore ' s Center Stage . Schuck was married to DS9 guest actress Susan Bay from 1976 through 1983 . Following the divorce , Bay married Schuck ' s co - star , Leonard Nimoy . He is currently married to famed West Coast painter Harrison Houlé . 1970s . It was while he was performing with the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco , California , that Schuck was discovered by film director . Altman cast Schuck in his first film role – that of dentist Walt " The Painless Pole " Waldowski – for the cult 1970 war comedy . As a cast member on this film , Schuck was the first person to utter the word " fuck " in a mainstream feature film . His exact line – spoken during the climactic football game to an opposing ( and imposing ) team member – was " " Your fucking head is coming right off . " " ( " Enlisted : The Story of MASH " ) Co - starring with Schuck in " MASH " were one - time TOS guest stars Sally Kellerman and Fred Williamson and future DS9 star Rene Auberjonois . Schuck , Kellerman , and Auberjonois went on to co - star together in two more films for Robert Altman : " Brewster McCloud " ( also featuring William Windom ) later in 1970 , and " McCabe & Mrs . Miller " , co - starring Keith Carradine , Robert Fortier , and Bert Remsen , in 1971 . He and Auberjonois also co - starred together in the 1971 TV movie " Once Upon a Dead Man " , although this project was not directed by Robert Altman . In 1974 , Schuck had perhaps his most prominent film role as one of three bank robbers in Robert Altman ' s crime drama " Thieves Like Us " . His partners - in - crime were played by aforementioned " Trek " alumni Keith Carradine and Bert Remsen , while Louise Fletcher also starred . This film also proved to be Schuck ' s final collaboration with director Robert Altman . Schuck ' s other film credits during the 1970s included an uncredited appearance in " Midway " ( 1976 , starring Edward Laurence Albert and featuring Phillip Richard Allen , Glenn Corbett , Robert Ito , and Clyde Kusatsu ) and a supporting role in the 1979 film " Butch and Sundance : The Early Days " ( co - starring Peter Brocco , Jeff Corey , Christopher Lloyd , Vincent Schiavelli , Peter Weller , and Noble Willingham ) . From 1971 through 1977 , Schuck played the long - suffering and loyal Sgt . Charles Enright on the NBC series " McMillan & Wife " , known simply as " McMillan " during its sixth and final season . During that final season ( 1976 - 77 ) , he was also starring as Gregory ' Yoyo ' Yoyonovich in the short - lived ABC comedy " Holmes and Yo - Yo " , although that series was pulled after the first eleven of thirteen episodes aired in 1976 ( with the last two not airing until in late 1977 ) . In addition to his regular roles on " McMillan & Wife " and " Holmes and Yo - Yo " , Schuck ' s televisions credits during the 1970s consisted of guest spots on several popular TV shows . In 1970 alone , he made appearances on " Gunsmoke " ( although he first appeared on this show in a 1969 episode with Bill Erwin ) , ( during the time Leonard Nimoy was a regular ) , " Mary Tyler Moore " , and " Room 222 " . He followed this with appearances on such shows as " Bonanza " ( playing the son of a character played by Jeff Corey ) , " Ironside " ( in a 1972 episode with Paul Carr ) , " Cade ' s Country " ( with Bernie Casey and Leslie Parrish ) , " The Love Boat " ( with Adrienne Barbeau and Richard Lineback ) , " Fantasy Island " ( starring Ricardo Montalban , in a 1978 episode with Henry Gibson ) , and " Turnabout " ( starring James B . Sikking ) . He even appeared in the highly - acclaimed 1977 mini - series " Roots " , which also featured fellow " Trek " veterans LeVar Burton , Madge Sinclair , and Ben Vereen , as well as the 1978 mini - series " Greatest Heroes of the Bible " , directed by James L . Conway and co - starring Michael Ansara , Paul Carr , Ted Cassidy , Jeff Corey , Frank Gorshin , Ed Lauter , Julie Parrish , Nehemiah Persoff , and Dean Stockwell . 1980s . During the 1982 - 83 TV season , Schuck was a regular on an attempted revival of " The Odd Couple " titled " The New Odd Couple " , co - starring Ron Glass . In 1984 , he had a recurring role on " St . Elsewhere " , during which time he appeared with the likes of Chad Allen , Ed Begley , Jr . , Ellen Bry , Norman Lloyd , Jennifer Savidge , and Brian Tochi . And from 1988 through 1991 , Schuck starred as Herman Munster on " The Munsters Today " , opposite Lee Meriwether ' s Lily Munster and Jason Marsden ' s Eddie Munster . His other TV credits during the 1980s include a second appearance on Ricardo Montalban ' s " Fantasy Island " and guest appearances on " Murder , She Wrote " ( two episodes , including one with Kim Darby , Vince Howard and Eric Server in 1984 ) , " Matlock " ( in a 1987 episode with Stanley Kamel ) , " L . A . Law " ( starring Corbin Bernsen ) , and several episodes of " Simon & Simon " ( including one with Susan Oliver in 1987 ) . In 1985 , he appeared in the " Faire Tale Theatre " production of " Puss in Boots " with Brock Peters , Ben Vereen , and Alfre Woodard . The 1980s also saw Schuck appear in such films as James L . Conway ' s " Earthbound " ( 1981 ) , the 1987 comedy " Outrageous Fortune " ( with Christopher McDonald ) , and the 1988 family film " The New Adventures of Pippi Longstocking " ( with Branscombe Richmond ) , in which Schuck played the father of the title character . 1990s and beyond . Schuck was one of many " Star Trek " actors to appear in the hit 1990 detective film " Dick Tracy " . His fellow " Trek " co - stars in this film were Hamilton Camp , Seymour Cassel , Robert Costanzo , Ed McCready , Colm Meaney , Michael J . Pollard , Bert Remsen , Paul Sorvino , and Ian Wolfe . Schuck ' s subsequent feature film credits include Leonard Nimoy ' s 1994 comedy " Holy Matrimony " ( with Frank Novak and Richard Riehle ) , 1995 ' s " Tales from the Crypt : Demon Knight " ( co - starring William Sadler , Dick Miller , Tim de Zarn , John Larroquette , and the voice of John Kassir ) , and Woody Allen ' s 2001 comic caper " The Curse of the Jade Scorpion " ( with Brian Markinson , Wallace Shawn , and David Ogden Stiers ) . In 1994 , the veteran character actor appeared as the Kilrathi pilot Ralgha nar Hhallas ( callsign " Hobbes " ) in the video game " Wing Commander III : Heart of the Tiger " with Malcolm McDowell and John Rhys - Davies . He has also made guest appearances on " Live Shot " ( with Casey Biggs , Ron Canada , and Bruce McGill ) , " NYPD Blue " ( starring Gordon Clapp and Sharon Lawrence ) , and " " , among other shows . In addition , Schuck was the second of two actors to play the Minbari Draal on " Babylon 5 " , appearing in two episodes of that series ( one in 1995 , another in ' 96 ) , during which time he worked with Andreas Katsulas , Bill Mumy , and W . Morgan Sheppard . Before working together on " Enterprise " , Schuck and " Enterprise " star Scott Bakula worked with Ron Perlman and David Graf in the made - for - TV movie " The Trial of Old Drum " . More recently , Schuck had a recurring role as the Chief of Detectives on " . " Stage career . For many decades , Schuck has played " Daddy Warbucks " in the musical " Annie " on Broadway as well as in touring engagements and other venues . He also had success touring as part of the cast of " Annie Get Your Gun " , in which he played the male lead , Frank Butler . In addition , he has participated in productions of such musicals as " The Sound of Music " , " Peter Pan " , " South Pacific , " and " White Christmas " .