Maybe the Klingons will now be pacifist who have given up on being a warrior culture but their is still some who hold onto the old ways and live on colonies.
Starfleet Academy General Discussion Thread
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Alex Kurtzman Sets Five-Year CBS TV Studios Pact, Will Oversee Expanded ‘Star Trek’ Universe
Variety has learned that the studio behind "Star Trek: Discovery" has signed Alex Kurtzman to a new five-year overall deal
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Academy was in development before season 3. First mention in the press is June 2018. It was part of the show development process directly after Kurtzman's 2018 5 year contract.
That doesn't mean they had decided right away to set it in the 32nd century. June 2018 they had probably only recently made the decision to move Disco there.
Well, the official announcement was in 2023, so I'm going by that. (Particularly in this case, since a series set at Starfleet Academy has been 'talked about' or 'been in development' since the 80s.)Alex Kurtzman Sets Five-Year CBS TV Studios Pact, Will Oversee Expanded ‘Star Trek’ Universe
Variety has learned that the studio behind "Star Trek: Discovery" has signed Alex Kurtzman to a new five-year overall deal
Academy was in development before season 3. First mention in the press is June 2018. It was part of the show development process directly after Kurtzman's 2018 5 year contract.
I also still stand by my assertion that the writers of DISCO were not good enough to have that kind of foresight to keep the Klingons out of the 32nd century so it would be an open field for ACADEMY. The most likely explanation for the lack of Klingons is it was in response to the many criticisms of seasons 1 and 2, which was one of the reasons why they jumped to the 32nd century. It's not a coincidence that it's past the point of any episode aired by that point. Klingons were a big part of those seasons, so they went the exact opposite direction and didn't even mention them.
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Mara would like a word.
Also the doctor from ENT's "AFFLICTION"/"DIVERGENCE" two-parter.
You forgot the one in Prodigy.
We saw a Klingon lawyer on Deep Space Nine.
M'tLok
Here, let me translate that for you:
"The evidence points to the Discovery writers deliberately staying out of the SFA writers way, but I'm biased to I choose to believe they were just stupid and lucky"
Malor was an agrarian farmer and he saved the universe.
I wrote what I meant.
How about having some fucking courtesy and instead of just 'translating' what someone wrote, you ask them first if that is what they meant?
DO NOT PUT WORDS IN MY MOUTH!!!
UNDERSTOOD?!
And in ENT.
Considering that soldiers make up a vast majority of a Klingon crew, it's not surprising that most Starfleet officers only encounter the soldiers.
Personally, I love seeing Klingons in other professions, as well as the soldiers. First, it's realistic. Second, broader view of them.
Like the restaurant owner in DS9 season 2. Would have loved to see him more.
Personally, I love seeing Klingons in other professions, as well as the soldiers. First, it's realistic. Second, broader view of them.
Like the restaurant owner in DS9 season 2. Would have loved to see him more.
We saw a Klingon scientist on TNG and HOusekeeper I guess was her job in "Sins of The Father."
Kahlest. Served the House of Mogh at one time. She knew Chancellor K'mpec before he ever became the leader of the Klingon Empire.
*wink*wink* say no more...
"You're still fat."
Decades as ruler of an authoritarian empire will do that to a guy. Bigly.
Decades as ruler of an authoritarian empire will do that to a guy. Bigly.
