At 0.93, Brent Spiner is the strongest pull in Jonathan Frakes's top 10 — but Michael Dorn at 0.92 runs close enough that the data reads as two near-equal peaks rather than one dominant anchor.

The shape is two-peak, and the two peaks are clearly defined. The first clusters tightly around fellow actors from the same franchise: Spiner (0.93), Dorn (0.92), Jeri Ryan (0.89), and Wil Wheaton (0.89) form a dense band of actors sharing the same subcategory as Frakes. The second, lower peak opens outward: Weird Al Yankovic (0.86) — the sole musician in the top 10 — and Star Trek (0.84), a Movie Franchise brand, mark the transition to a broader geek-culture orbit. Below them, Alan Tudyk (0.81) and Nathan Fillion (0.80) extend the actor cluster, while Alton Brown (0.79), a TV Personality, and Doctor Who (0.79), a TV Show, represent the outer edge of the set. Eight of the ten neighbors are Actors or the Star Trek franchise itself; the two outliers — Yankovic and Brown — suggest the audience extends into adjacent enthusiast communities without abandoning its core.

The overall picture is an audience tightly organized around a specific corner of genre television, with a secondary pull toward the wider convention-and-fandom space that surrounds it.