Yeah. I can't say the Gorn ever scared me. But I took it seriously enough. Good grief, Arena is pretty much foundational Star Trek. It's right up there with Devil in the Dark.I guess I am the anomaly who never watched "Arena" and laughed at the original Gorn. Scared the shit out of me as a kid and I still take him seriously today. Oh well.
She ain't dead yet!
I'm hoping they won't repeat themselves.But we know she will be, since Gorn infection killed Hemmer in "All Those Who Wander".
Hemmer took his own life believing that no cure would be found.But we know she will be, since Gorn infection killed Hemmer in "All Those Who Wander".
My only argument is that a sample size of one is hard to conclude much off of for an entire species or galactic power.don't think there is anyone who is saying "These Gorn are not like those Gorn" are arguing from the position of "Because they don't look like a rubber suit." Bu
But we know she will be, since Gorn infection killed Hemmer in "All Those Who Wander".
Meet your new Gorn Queen, Queen of Gorn.Hemmer took his own life believing that no cure would be found.
Captain Batel is in Christine and M'Benga's hands now in sickbay.
They've got at least a year or two to come up with a cure.
(or at the very least a way to remove the infection)
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Interesting concept, but highly unlikely.Meet your new Gorn Queen, Queen of Gorn.
Wait, how do you know the one on the bridge wasn't female?Interesting concept, but highly unlikely.
Obviously Female Gorn have yet to be shown, but I don't think the Lizard Empire will end up being matriarchal in nature.
Uneducated guess using limited info from ARENA.Wait, how do you know the one on the bridge wasn't female?
The slow moving tailless ones are the males.Uneducated guess using limited info from ARENA.
Hemmer took his own life believing that no cure would be found.
Captain Batel is in Christine and M'Benga's hands now in sickbay.
They've got at least a year or two to come up with a cure.
(or at the very least a way to remove the infection)
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They said the eggs are connected to her body's systems. If they try to just remove them, it would kill her.In the very first episode of the series, they used the transporter to beam medicine directly into Spock's bloodstream. Seems to me they could use it to beam those little Gornlings out of Batel's body.
Sometimes the old ways are the best ways. I love all of the work they put into making everything feel real. The visual effects people really need a pat on the back (and a raise) for doing such a great job.I like that the Gorn they used for the fight on the Cayuga's bridge was also just a guy in a suit, just a much more expensive and intricate one.
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