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I thought this was about whether or not Discovery added to Trek lore.
What Has Discovery Added To Star Trek Lore?
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Hard to come to that conclusion based on one symbol name. The symbol could have meant to describe Klingon mummification by natural means rather than intentional means or the symbol is used by klingons to describe mummification of other aliens and that's just the word they used for something which they themselves do not adopt.
Either way it still doesn't contradict anything.
Incorrect. This is about demonstrating how Discovery is not Star Trek.
It's also hard to conclude that a species would only have one way of dealing with dead bodies.
The pre-Discovery and post-Discovery Klingon cultures can contradict each other and still both be true. It was just Benny Russell messing up his story.
Or, they could have more than one culture, and traditions and the like.
Seriously. Is monoculturalism so iconoclastic in Star Trek that daring to show variety is abhorrent?
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That'd be absurd. It would be like every Vulcan wearing a bowl haircut. No one would be that culturally myopic.Or, they could have more than one culture, and traditions and the like.
Seriously. Is monoculturalism so iconoclastic in Star Trek that daring to show variety is abhorrent?
If TOS and post-TOS Klingons can contradict each other and still be "true" without Benny's involvement, so can DISCO's.
yeah it could be some kind of parallel universe or someone accidentally ran into one of Cosimos time streams again.
Or it's just TV shows and films made years apart.
I don't particularly want to think about Klingon genitals but I reject the idea of them having two penises. The idea of Worf having two penises is revolting and sullies my memories of the character. Also, does that mean B'Elanna Torres has two vaginas? I mean really, Discovery. Know when to say no.
That Klingon in the finale was a freak of nature as far as I'm concerned. The fact all Discovery Klingons look like an entirely different race also helps me to reject them and their dual appendages.
So there.
That Klingon in the finale was a freak of nature as far as I'm concerned. The fact all Discovery Klingons look like an entirely different race also helps me to reject them and their dual appendages.
So there.
Only if it's DISCOVERY of course!Or, they could have more than one culture, and traditions and the like.
Seriously. Is monoculturalism so iconoclastic in Star Trek that daring to show variety is abhorrent?
it's possible. Picard mentioned this possibility in "ship in a bottle". Continuity may not be a requirement for existence.
It would explain all the continuity gaffes that preceded the production of DISCOVERY.
Nah, she's only half Klingon. Obviously
Deanna Troi was into some kinky stuff
We all know Gene would have approved that, especially if there were orgies involved.
Obviously all aliens must be like humans...for reasons.
Better question is what does it really add? Other than shock value.
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