Do Vulcans Deep Down Feel Like Hypocrites?

[Captain McBain]

Actually, humans are basically evil, at least according to the Bible.

 

[MacLeod]

If anything most Star Trek aliens are written too consistently. How many races have we even seen that have more than one possible skin color?

Until Tuvok all Vulcans were white, and I'm sure if they didn't become the main alien race for an entire series all Bajorans would have been white too. There's the Xindi, I guess.

I did like the different flavor of Vulcans we got in Enterprise, who interpreted order and logic to mean militant isolationism.

(Unless Admiral Lleyton just went back in time and put on some fake ears.)

Didn't we see a black Romulan in an episode of TNG? As the Romulans are an off-shoot of the Vulcans it wouldn't be unreasonable to think that some Romulans were black?

 

[C.E. Evans]

If anything most Star Trek aliens are written too consistently. How many races have we even seen that have more than one possible skin color?

Until Tuvok all Vulcans were white, and I'm sure if they didn't become the main alien race for an entire series all Bajorans would have been white too. There's the Xindi, I guess.

I did like the different flavor of Vulcans we got in Enterprise, who interpreted order and logic to mean militant isolationism.

(Unless Admiral Lleyton just went back in time and put on some fake ears.)

Didn't we see a black Romulan in an episode of TNG?

Commander Sirol.

As the Romulans are an off-shoot of the Vulcans it wouldn't be unreasonable to think that some Romulans were black?

Yep. It means variations in skin color isn't just a human thing.

But the first black Vulcan we ever got a good look at was in Star Trek V during a flashback sequence overseeing Spock's birth, and I think there may have been Vulcans of different skin colors seen in a crowd shot in Star Trek III.

 

[T'Girl]

If anything most Star Trek aliens are written too consistently. How many races have we even seen that have more than one possible skin color?

TOS era Klingons.