I do too, of course. It's harder to judge that right now. In a couple of months, we'll get a much better sense! And, I agree, everything they've said indicates that they get Star Trek. I am feeling optimistic!
So, the "Torchbearer..."
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Someone on Twitter deciphered the Klingon script from the d'k tahg:
https://twitter.com/pIqaD/status/887983673211068416
https://twitter.com/pIqaD/status/887983673211068416
Somebody on Twitter has too much time on their hands!Someone on Twitter deciphered the Klingon script from the d'k tahg:
https://twitter.com/pIqaD/status/887983673211068416
Kor
This is a valentine to the fans!
They probably did it for the wider audience who don't have a Klingon dictionary available.
We already know from actor comments that the actual spoken language still exists.
Yeah...It seems I could have used my Little Orphan Annie/Ovaltine secret decoder ring to translate this.
You have just irrevocably cursed Discovery.This is a valentine to the fans!
I suspect the "Rotates and examines convention photos of costume to translate tiny text never visible on screen" and "Does not have a Klingon dictionary to hand" demographic is quite small
It's nice to see a Trek show getting to play with Netflix level cash. Some quality stuff is sure to come.
We will all miss Klingons wearing surplus Planet of the Apes boots and walking around on repurposed bridge sets from the TOS films, but this sort of thing will comfort us through the hard times.
We will all miss Klingons wearing surplus Planet of the Apes boots and walking around on repurposed bridge sets from the TOS films, but this sort of thing will comfort us through the hard times.
As long as there isn't the constant sound of shifting leather every time the Klingons move, I'll be good. lol
I grew up with that sound! I'm gonna miss it.
Although I kinda associate it with Babylon 5's G'Kar even more...
They probably will replace it with metallic clinking from the armor, as Klingons REALLY don't like to sneak up on people.
[Jimmy Fallon's Leather Man]
Yeah, if you like leather. But I don't like leather...I love leather.
[/Jimmy Fallon's Leather Man]
I want this exchange to happen:
Klingon Soldier: "I am wounded. Please, take my bat'leth and cut down the enemy!"
Other Klingon Soldier: "I- uh- I think I'll pass on the bat'leth there."
Klingon Soldier: "I am wounded. Please, take my bat'leth and cut down the enemy!"
Other Klingon Soldier: "I- uh- I think I'll pass on the bat'leth there."
Is this were the cult of the warrior started with the Klingons? That would be so interesting if their influence gave rise to the very warlike style in TNG.Someone on Twitter deciphered the Klingon script from the d'k tahg:
https://twitter.com/pIqaD/status/887983673211068416
ENT addressed how the warrior caste was gaining power, while the influence and presence of other castes were diminishing in Klingon society. It was in that episode that totally ripped off STVI:TUC.
Kor
At least it didn't say "Marry me, Lisa"Someone on Twitter deciphered the Klingon script from the d'k tahg:
https://twitter.com/pIqaD/status/887983673211068416
Shamelessly, like Trekkies have been doing since the days they invented media piracy passing around video tapes in basements.
After all, if they aren't going to respect the setting why should I respect their copyright?
