Klingons on Picard and other future shows

[The Old Mixer]

I hope it's OK I started this as a new thread rather than posting in my Picard Klingons thread since this is looking at all of the future series, rather than just Picard.

Yeah, but this is the third time you've posted a variation of the same thread. I've merged with the existing one (still on the first page) and edited the title to reflect the expanded focus.

 

[NCC-73515]

I don't expect any Klingons at all in S3.

 

[F. King Daniel]

I don't expect any Klingons at all in S3.

I'm certain we'll see all the aliens from previous Treks. The big lure of S3 will be discovering what's become of them in 1000 years.

I'm expecting radical changes on par with that Bryan Singer Federation: 3000 pitch from years ago, where humans had become lazy and fat, Klingons were monks, Vulcans were Romulans and Ferengi ruled the galaxy with commerce.

And if course, the big bads of the future will be the Kelpians, and it's all Saru's fault for freeing them in season 2.

 

[JD]

Not sure about the first two, but I could actually see that happening with the Kelpians.
I'm not sure how many of the TNG era aliens we'll see, but I find it hard to believe we won't at least check in on the races that have already been seen on Discovery.

Yeah, but this is the third time you've posted a variation of the same thread. I've merged with the existing one (still on the first page) and edited the title to reflect the expanded focus.

Sorry about that. The second one was a mistake on my part, and I figured I'd start a new thread because I because there might be were people Disco fans but weren't interested in Picard that might overlook the conversation if it was just in the Picard thread.
I'm not mad you merged it, I'm just trying to explain my thought process.

 

[JD]

One thing I forgot to mention that I think could be an indicator of how we might see Klingons treated in the future, is that the first issue of the new Discovery comic that deals with the 23rd Century after the Season 2 finale, shows Kor with a smooth head along with L'Rell, who looks like she did in the show.

 

[Prax]

Did Kor get surgery? He was a pretty vain man..

 

[Tuskin38]

One thing I forgot to mention that I think could be an indicator of how we might see Klingons treated in the future, is that the first issue of the new Discovery comic that deals with the 23rd Century after the Season 2 finale, shows Kor with a smooth head along with L'Rell, who looks like she did in the show.

He’s not 100% TOS, his head is flat, but he has pointed ears and his neck/chest have some barely visible DSC like details.

 

[Dukhat]

One thing I forgot to mention that I think could be an indicator of how we might see Klingons treated in the future, is that the first issue of the new Discovery comic that deals with the 23rd Century after the Season 2 finale, shows Kor with a smooth head along with L'Rell, who looks like she did in the show.

LOL, sounds like someone wanted to do damage control.

 

[JD]

He’s not 100% TOS, his head is flat, but he has pointed ears and his neck/chest have some barely visible DSC like details.

Oh, OK. I just skimmed a preview of the issue the other day, so I didn't notice that stuff, I was just focused on his head.

 

[fireproof78]

One thing I forgot to mention that I think could be an indicator of how we might see Klingons treated in the future, is that the first issue of the new Discovery comic that deals with the 23rd Century after the Season 2 finale, shows Kor with a smooth head along with L'Rell, who looks like she did in the show.

Awesome. Such a fun little detail. This is why I like seeing the variety of Klingons.

 

[Tuskin38]

Oh, OK. I just skimmed a preview of the issue the other day, so I didn't notice that stuff, I was just focused on his head.

I didn't notice either until someone else pointed them out. I had to read it again.
Very subtle.