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What does anyone think about Discovery's Klingons? : r/startrek
Star Trek VI had its own style of Klingons as well, one unseen in any other Trek (orange-ish with pink blood and lighter ridges) even though it was released while TNG was on the air. You'll also notice even in TNG and DS9 there are some serious inconsistencies like some Klingons have human teeth while others have spiked alien ones
The Missed Opportunity of Discovery's Klingons : r/startrek
The Klingons' appearance had been successfully changed before, in the eighties. And actually, I don't remember any complaints at the jewelled purple Klingon in Star Trek into Darkness either. I thought the missed opportunity was that they had an opportunity to do parallels with real world conflicts.
Where are The Klingons? : r/StarTrekDiscovery
IIRC we have yet to hear about the current status/whereabouts of The Klingon Empire in the 32nd Century. We're a season and a half into this time period and still nothing. Appreciate everyone's theories, thoughts, etc. on their status. Mine: They're alive and well, haven't been heard of since before "The Burn" due to some kind of ...
Finally: Why 'Star Trek: Discovery' Klingons Look So Different
In it, Sullivan explains what the new Klingon Sarcophagus ship is all about. "It's a 200-year-old ship. This is a group of Klingons who've gone back to a puritan way of life. They look very ...
All 5 Versions Of Star Trek's Klingons Explained
Star Trek: Discovery kicked off a new era of Star Trek shows in 2017, and Discovery's 1st season heavily featured the Klingons. However, the species underwent another dramatic redesign like they had in the TOS movies. The new design made the Klingons look even more alien, taking away their hair and giving them a larger head and more pronounced forehead ridges that extended up the entirety of ...
Discovery Must Answer A Major Star Trek Klingon Mystery
Star Trek: Discovery season 5 must address the status of the Klingons, as the iconic warrior race has yet to make an appearance since the show jumped to the 32nd century. One of the oldest and most storied alien species in all of Star Trek, the Klingons were the primary antagonists for Discovery season 1, as the United Federation of Planets fought a bloody war against the residents of Qo'noS.
The Canon Reasons for 'Star Trek: Discovery's' Klingons
Jan Thijs/CBS Interactive Klingons in "Star Trek: Discovery" season one. In response to massive backlash over the changes to the Klingons, Discovery's showrunners, visual effects team, and ...
Why Strange New Worlds Changed Discovery's Klingons Explained By Star
Appearing as a guest on The 7th Rule hosted by Cirroc Lofton and Ryan T. Husk, director Chris Fisher explained why Strange New Worlds season 2 changed the look of the Klingons, and the reasons are based upon the needs of Strange New World s' story rather than a reaction to the negative fan outcry over Star Trek: Discovery 's Klingons.
Meet STAR TREK: DISCOVERY's Newest Klingons
Ever since the original series episode "Errand of Mercy" aired in 1967, the warrior race known as the Klingons have been the #1 adversary of the United Federation of Planets in the Star Trek ...
How I feel about the Klingons in the Discovery Trailer.
658 votes, 337 comments. 669K subscribers in the startrek community. Now on Lemmy at https://startrek.website/ - here's why…
What Is Up With the Klingons in 'Star Trek: Discovery'?
The Klingons have been redesigned during the course of the Star Trek franchise. But, the Klingons in Star Trek: Discovery look radically different than any Klingons we've seen before. Their skin color is more purple than brown. Most appear to be bald (even Klingon women) whereas in the previous Trek TV series many had long hair.
The Klingons in "Star Trek Discovery" look unrecognizable ...
I was on a plane this evening and watched Star Trek Discovery, The first and second episodes of the first season which feature Klingons as the enemy/antagonists. OMG I did not even recognize Klingons as they look nothing like Worf. My understanding is that chronologically The time period of Discovery was before that of the Original series.
Star Trek Discovery: Why are the Klingons different?
But it wasn't until a 2005 episode of Star Trek: Enterprise that the show offered an explanation - that an attempt to create enhanced soldiers using a mix of Klingon and human DNA had led to a ...
WATCH: Reimagining the Klingons
CBS All Access has just released "How the Klingons Were Reimagined for Star Trek: Discovery," a three-minute behind-the-scenes video examining how the show's writers and producers, as well as the team at Alchemy Studios, developed the Klingons for the new show.Among those commenting are actors Mary Chieffo and Chris Obi, producers Alex Kurtzman, Heather Kadin, Akiva Goldsman, Gretchen Berg and ...
Star Trek: Discovery's Klingons Were More Accurate Than the TNG-Era
However, one particular element of the Klingons in Star Trek: Discovery was even more accurate than The Next Generation era iteration of the species: the language. The dedication and care put into creating the native dialogue for the Klingons in Discovery was at a level usually reserved for the feature films. In Season 2 of Strange New Worlds ...
Star Trek Theory: Discovery Is Why TOS Klingons Look So Different
Voq Was A Klingon Surgically Altered To Become Ash Tyler. It's possible Star Trek: Discovery season 1's transformation of Voq into Ash Tyler is the forerunner to why the Klingons Captain Kirk faced in The Original Series didn't have the ridged brows and wild hair of later Klingons. Voq was the former Torchbearer of T'Kuvma who underwent surgery ...
Star Trek: Discovery's Klingons Represent the Franchise At Its Best
Starring Sonequa Martin-Green as Lt. Commander Michael Burnham, Star Trek: Discovery airs Sundays at 8:30 p.m. ET/PT in the United States on CBS All Access, in Canada on Space and in most other countries on Netflix. Star Trek: Discovery reintroduces longtime franchise foes the Klingons in a refreshing way, with complex beliefs -- and a massive ...
Here's why the Klingons look different in Star Trek Discovery
This has been explained/retconned by the Klingon's stealing the augmented human DNA used to make super humans like Khan (as in The Wrath of Khan). They tried to create their own enhancements ...
In Defense of the Discovery Klingons : r/startrek
And these Klingons definitely look more convincingly alien--less obviously human with a bit of forehead makeup--than the old ones. The thing that worries me is the darkness, spinning cameras, loud noises and lens flare. In any generation Trek was sort of something to watch an episode of then go to bed for me. A bit of exploring the imagination ...
Star Trek: Discovery: All The Changes Made To Klingons
In Star Trek: Discovery, the Klingons have gotten a bit of a face-lift. When they first appeared in Star Trek: The Original Series, they were just normal humans with wacky eyebrows. In Star Trek: The Next Generation they got their classic larger heads, sharper teeth, and ridged foreheads. However, Discovery has taken some liberties with their ...
Why Star Trek: Discovery Changes the Klingons
The prequel series Enterprise even attempted to explain why the earlier Klingons looked so different from the modern ones - a noble effort with decidedly mixed results. Discovery's massive aesthetic overhaul of the Klingons is a bit of a surprise. While JJ Abrams' 2013 film Star Trek Into Darkness featured a new look for the Klingons, those ...
First Look at Klingons in Star Trek Discovery? : r/startrek
There have been entire Trek novels that try to explain the silly inconsistencies and outright canon conflicts in the universe. For instance: the first time the changed how Klingon's look. They changed the look cuz they had the budget and techniques for it. That's it. Then they later retconned it with a Worf joke.
Review: 'The Art Of Glenn Hetrick's Alchemy Studios' Reveals The Makeup
Throughout the run of Star Trek: Discovery, Hetrick and his crew have been nominated four times for Primetime Emmy Awards, winning twice, and nominated for the Hollywood Makeup and Hair Stylist ...
Discovery Confirms Why Star Trek's Klingons Were Originally Bald
Star Trek: Discovery has finally given viewers an on-screen explanation for the Klingons being bald, claiming that shaving their hair is a wartime tradition. Among the many ways Star Trek: Discovery season 1 was controversial was its portrayal of the Klingons. The iconic warrior race was suddenly much more alien, with monstrous prosthetics ...
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Star Trek VI had its own style of Klingons as well, one unseen in any other Trek (orange-ish with pink blood and lighter ridges) even though it was released while TNG was on the air. You'll also notice even in TNG and DS9 there are some serious inconsistencies like some Klingons have human teeth while others have spiked alien ones
The Klingons' appearance had been successfully changed before, in the eighties. And actually, I don't remember any complaints at the jewelled purple Klingon in Star Trek into Darkness either. I thought the missed opportunity was that they had an opportunity to do parallels with real world conflicts.
IIRC we have yet to hear about the current status/whereabouts of The Klingon Empire in the 32nd Century. We're a season and a half into this time period and still nothing. Appreciate everyone's theories, thoughts, etc. on their status. Mine: They're alive and well, haven't been heard of since before "The Burn" due to some kind of ...
In it, Sullivan explains what the new Klingon Sarcophagus ship is all about. "It's a 200-year-old ship. This is a group of Klingons who've gone back to a puritan way of life. They look very ...
Star Trek: Discovery kicked off a new era of Star Trek shows in 2017, and Discovery's 1st season heavily featured the Klingons. However, the species underwent another dramatic redesign like they had in the TOS movies. The new design made the Klingons look even more alien, taking away their hair and giving them a larger head and more pronounced forehead ridges that extended up the entirety of ...
Star Trek: Discovery season 5 must address the status of the Klingons, as the iconic warrior race has yet to make an appearance since the show jumped to the 32nd century. One of the oldest and most storied alien species in all of Star Trek, the Klingons were the primary antagonists for Discovery season 1, as the United Federation of Planets fought a bloody war against the residents of Qo'noS.
Jan Thijs/CBS Interactive Klingons in "Star Trek: Discovery" season one. In response to massive backlash over the changes to the Klingons, Discovery's showrunners, visual effects team, and ...
Appearing as a guest on The 7th Rule hosted by Cirroc Lofton and Ryan T. Husk, director Chris Fisher explained why Strange New Worlds season 2 changed the look of the Klingons, and the reasons are based upon the needs of Strange New World s' story rather than a reaction to the negative fan outcry over Star Trek: Discovery 's Klingons.
Ever since the original series episode "Errand of Mercy" aired in 1967, the warrior race known as the Klingons have been the #1 adversary of the United Federation of Planets in the Star Trek ...
658 votes, 337 comments. 669K subscribers in the startrek community. Now on Lemmy at https://startrek.website/ - here's why…
The Klingons have been redesigned during the course of the Star Trek franchise. But, the Klingons in Star Trek: Discovery look radically different than any Klingons we've seen before. Their skin color is more purple than brown. Most appear to be bald (even Klingon women) whereas in the previous Trek TV series many had long hair.
I was on a plane this evening and watched Star Trek Discovery, The first and second episodes of the first season which feature Klingons as the enemy/antagonists. OMG I did not even recognize Klingons as they look nothing like Worf. My understanding is that chronologically The time period of Discovery was before that of the Original series.
But it wasn't until a 2005 episode of Star Trek: Enterprise that the show offered an explanation - that an attempt to create enhanced soldiers using a mix of Klingon and human DNA had led to a ...
CBS All Access has just released "How the Klingons Were Reimagined for Star Trek: Discovery," a three-minute behind-the-scenes video examining how the show's writers and producers, as well as the team at Alchemy Studios, developed the Klingons for the new show.Among those commenting are actors Mary Chieffo and Chris Obi, producers Alex Kurtzman, Heather Kadin, Akiva Goldsman, Gretchen Berg and ...
However, one particular element of the Klingons in Star Trek: Discovery was even more accurate than The Next Generation era iteration of the species: the language. The dedication and care put into creating the native dialogue for the Klingons in Discovery was at a level usually reserved for the feature films. In Season 2 of Strange New Worlds ...
Voq Was A Klingon Surgically Altered To Become Ash Tyler. It's possible Star Trek: Discovery season 1's transformation of Voq into Ash Tyler is the forerunner to why the Klingons Captain Kirk faced in The Original Series didn't have the ridged brows and wild hair of later Klingons. Voq was the former Torchbearer of T'Kuvma who underwent surgery ...
Starring Sonequa Martin-Green as Lt. Commander Michael Burnham, Star Trek: Discovery airs Sundays at 8:30 p.m. ET/PT in the United States on CBS All Access, in Canada on Space and in most other countries on Netflix. Star Trek: Discovery reintroduces longtime franchise foes the Klingons in a refreshing way, with complex beliefs -- and a massive ...
This has been explained/retconned by the Klingon's stealing the augmented human DNA used to make super humans like Khan (as in The Wrath of Khan). They tried to create their own enhancements ...
And these Klingons definitely look more convincingly alien--less obviously human with a bit of forehead makeup--than the old ones. The thing that worries me is the darkness, spinning cameras, loud noises and lens flare. In any generation Trek was sort of something to watch an episode of then go to bed for me. A bit of exploring the imagination ...
In Star Trek: Discovery, the Klingons have gotten a bit of a face-lift. When they first appeared in Star Trek: The Original Series, they were just normal humans with wacky eyebrows. In Star Trek: The Next Generation they got their classic larger heads, sharper teeth, and ridged foreheads. However, Discovery has taken some liberties with their ...
The prequel series Enterprise even attempted to explain why the earlier Klingons looked so different from the modern ones - a noble effort with decidedly mixed results. Discovery's massive aesthetic overhaul of the Klingons is a bit of a surprise. While JJ Abrams' 2013 film Star Trek Into Darkness featured a new look for the Klingons, those ...
There have been entire Trek novels that try to explain the silly inconsistencies and outright canon conflicts in the universe. For instance: the first time the changed how Klingon's look. They changed the look cuz they had the budget and techniques for it. That's it. Then they later retconned it with a Worf joke.
Throughout the run of Star Trek: Discovery, Hetrick and his crew have been nominated four times for Primetime Emmy Awards, winning twice, and nominated for the Hollywood Makeup and Hair Stylist ...
Star Trek: Discovery has finally given viewers an on-screen explanation for the Klingons being bald, claiming that shaving their hair is a wartime tradition. Among the many ways Star Trek: Discovery season 1 was controversial was its portrayal of the Klingons. The iconic warrior race was suddenly much more alien, with monstrous prosthetics ...