STARTREK: KLINGONS

[yellowdingo]

Would a Seven Year Klingon Romulan War be a viable ST Series?

 

[jgdst]

I doubt it. Star Trek isn't about war, and without human protagonists, I doubt it'd draw many general fans. Genre fans and Trek fans may also give it a miss too.

 

[Borgminister]

Maybe Ron Moore will take that one on, he did talk about it.

 

[Dayton3]

Not likely.

Star Trek Klingons and Romulans are largely caricatures.

And even then they exhausted all interest more than a decade ago.

 

[Michael]

Star Trek: Klingons?

Oh god, no!

 

[yellowdingo]

Star Trek: Klingons?

Oh god, no!

You'd rather have Startrek: Reciprocity

The big E under Riker's iron fist.

"Damn Ferengi purchased Risa...they must pay!" Five hundred Quantum Torpedos slam into Ferenginar vapourizing the Planet.

 

[jgdst]

Star Trek: Klingons?

Oh god, no!

You'd rather have Startrek: Reciprocity

The big E under Riker's iron fist.

"Damn Ferengi purchased Risa...they must pay!" Five hundred Quantum Torpedos slam into Ferenginar vapourizing the Planet.

That's actually not a terrible idea. I think it could almost rival "the line must be drawn HYAARRRR" speech. Dramatic gold is what you have there

 

[Temis the Vorta]

I'd prefer another attempt at a Birth of the Federation series, with three or four seasons covering - but not limited to - the Earth-Romulan War before the Fed was founded.

The Klingons and Rommies are most interesting in a cold war scenario - not overt warfare but certainly not chummy. Tho I've long been curious about the time (when would it have been? pre-TOS sometime) when they were sorta-allies. How the heck did that work? Not well would be my guess.