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Date Posted: 15:32:39 07/18/02 Thu
Author: John
Subject: The whole Klingon thing

I don't know if this has already been discussed but I'll say it anyway...
I was slightly annoyed that Klingons in Enterprise have all the ridges on their foreheads. It would have been much better to have Klingons similar to those in the Original series. In the DS9 episode (I think it was called 'Trials and Tribbleations') the characters picked up on the fact that the klingons of this time had no ridges. Worf did not divulge any info on the subject. Therefore, Enterprise does not correspond with this DS9 episode nor the original series.

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[> Re: The whole Klingon thing -- Casey, 13:32:11 08/05/02 Mon

I totaly agree. Was a huge mistake on their part. I hope they explane it away. . .but I doubt they will.

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[> [> I thought they had explained it in the Star Trek movies, that Kronos the planet they live on created the forehead mutations due to the radiation from the plant that eventually explodes in the sixth movie. -- talon, 00:11:10 08/09/02 Fri

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[> Early eps were a dream sequence, in which Kirk boosts his ego , sparing no one in the process! LOL.I loved the Klingon in the Omega Incident(?)--Koloth???(The first one-he was sooo hot! John Colicos-he reminds me of Alan Rickman. They both have that tiny twinkle in their eyes, while playing bad guys.) -- Frances, 06:22:13 08/14/02 Wed

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