What are your controversial Star Trek opinions?
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I don't even think it went that far, just that the DSC Klingons also exist in another reality (much like how TOS Movie and TNG Klingons also look exactly the same in the Mirror Universe) and it was LD's way of showing off the L'Rell and Voq appearance and acknowledging it's all part of the same continuity.
I'm the last of my line of the family, and I have no kids. But my paternal great-grandfather was one of eleven children, so, even tho I don't know any of those branches of the family tree, I'm pretty sure the name continues.
Out of ten cousins on my father's side of the family, my brother and I were the only males until Justin came along.
Justin's wife can't have biological children. I'm single; and my nephew probably won't have children.
So, the family name dies with us.
My mom's family has an older sister, an older brother and a younger sister.
Neither of mom's sisters married and Uncle Jan had a daughter, so the Malley name dies with him.
maybe. Whatever the intent was it was just muddled and open to interpretation. It was a grenade that they didn’t need to lob.
No. Mike McMahan expressly said that gag was there to troll the anti-DSC whiners.
Disco Klingons are just as much a part of the prime timeline as the many other variants we’ve seen.
"It is not discussed with outsiders."
Exactly. If Disco is in an alternate timeline because of the inclusion of the Discovery Klingons, then so is The Next Generation for the inclusion of the Proto Klingons that we saw on that show.
It's just the usual whining and grasping at straws.
It's like the Gorn. There are at least three different canonical looks for them, too.
I don't even know how many for Andorians. Ditto, for Tellarites.
Heck, just for the TOS Era there were at least three looks for Andorians. TOS, TMP and TVH.
I always thought a fun episode of SNW would be if they have a Klingon character alternate each scene from looking like the SNW Klingons, to TOS, to DSC, all without anyone noticing or mentioning it. Added meta points if the Klingon is played by James Callis.
But it's all a perfect continuity with no flaws until Evil Kurtzman came along.
And that episode was apparently on Lower Decks.
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