"The Savage Curtain" Remastered comments

[Stag]

And a smooth foreheaded Kahless seen for the first time. Take that B&B forehead revisionististas!!!

What do B&B have to do with Klingon Foreheads?

In an Enterprise episode it was shown that the smooth foreheaded Klingons were a genetic mutation caused by mixing human augment DNA with Klingon DNA to create an anti-viral agent.

Plus - I haven't had a good B&B rant in a few years - I had to dust one off for old times sake.

 

[c5maier]

And I have always thought the Excalbians to be one of the coolest alien species Trek every envisioned.

Cool,eh? Not sure whether that would be a compliment in the Exalbian's point of view.

 

[c5maier]

The Federation runs on starminutes, which are about 110 seconds long.
This is why, whenever something is in a very tense countdown in an episode, it always seems like it takes twice as long to get to zero.

Brilliant! That must be the expanation for the time-dilatation in "Corbomite Maneuver" as well.

 

[Nerys Myk]

And a smooth foreheaded Kahless seen for the first time. Take that B&B forehead revisionististas!!!

What do B&B have to do with Klingon Foreheads?

In an Enterprise episode it was shown that the smooth foreheaded Klingons were a genetic mutation caused by mixing human augment DNA with Klingon DNA to create an anti-viral agent.

Plus - I haven't had a good B&B rant in a few years - I had to dust one off for old times sake.

A good solution to a problem introduced by Roddenberry and compounded by Ron Moore. And one the was bandied about years before Enterprise.

 

[cooleddie74]

Somebody needs to tell Okuda that a change over 1000 square miles wouldn't cover 1/8 of the planet!

I noticed that too. Excalbia must be the size of Maryland and no bigger if that's the case. Perspective and proportion can be off by quite a bit even in some spankin' new Remastered effects.