Which classic TOS character should Discovery introduced next

[Kor]

Not clear how downtrodden he'd be since he still has an entire great house named for him that has a seat on the council and has featured prominently on the show so far. Although it's possible Kol and Kol-Sha just locked him upstairs, looking down on augment Klingons, and ran the show in his name. Now that they're gone, it's time for Kor himself to show up.

In fact, considering this whole "Remain Klingon" business with L'Rell will probably end in disaster once Voq/Tyler and Voq Jr. are proven alive, Kor can lead an augment revolt with Kang and Koloth and have the augments leading the show once L'Rell is taken down. The Klingons, having been lied to by the previous government, may be willing to let the augments have their shot at doing things, explaining why TOS is full of Augments.

After Kor kills L'Rell, Voq Jr. will leave Boreth vowing revenge for his mother's death, leading him to eventually poison Kor's son and become the Albino.

I'd also love to see Chang and Gorkon, although I don't know if CBS can use movie only characters. And I mentioned interest in a shock twist of having young Kirk as a Section 31 member.

Considering that Kor himself was described as "the last son of the house of Kor" in DS9, it's more likely that he was named after the ancient noble house that he came from, not that he started the house himself.

Kor

 

[F. King Daniel]

This whole horseshit with Axanar wouldn't actually be a legal roadblock preventing DSC from using Garth, would it? Even if nothing even remotely related to the word "Axanar" was involved?

Because that would be bad.

Alex Peters owns nothing. The lawsuit was entirely because he was making money off CBS' property.

I'd love to see the downfall/breakdown/Gothamification of Garth, but have zero interest in the kind of Garthwank space battle hero story Axanar was supposed to be.

 

[Yistaan]

Considering that Kor himself was described as "the last son of the house of Kor" in DS9, it's more likely that he was named after the ancient noble house that he came from, not that he started the house himself.

Kor

Kor didn't describe himself as that, unless I missed something. It was Martok in "Once More Unto the Breach" that said, "The last son of the House of Kor should not be rushed" in a sarcastic tone.

Considering how much Martok hates Kor, his words shouldn't be used as an exact measurement on if Kor is the man the house is named after. After all, "last son of the House of Kor" still technically applies even if the house is named after Kor himself and not an ancestor.

 

[Greg Cox]

And I expect this will involve a secret diplomatic meeting with the Romulans involving Sarek and a Romulan Bird of Prey commander who is also played by James Frain.

Meanwhile, Koloth teams up with the Squire of Gothos, who are both played the same actor.

 

[fireproof78]

Meanwhile, Koloth teams up with the Squire of Gothos, who are both played the same actor.

"My dear Squire Trelane..."

 

[Alan Roi]

Meanwhile, Koloth teams up with the Squire of Gothos, who are both played the same actor.

Most WFT?! episode of Star Trek ever!

Oh, hell, I think this has full season potential here now. And so much cash saved on talent cost. Make it so!

 

[Nerys Myk]

Miranda Jones and Dr. Anne Mullhall.

 

[Kane_Steel]

I think the real question is: which big name actors are Star Trek fans and would be the season's guest star? As soon as we have settled that, what role could Tom Hanks play?

At Hank's current age, he'd be a perfect fit for Commodore Robert April.

 

[Ovation]

Miranda Jones and Dr. Anne Mullhall.

Separated at birth because Miranda was too psychically aggressive towards Anne so Anne was sent to live with distant Mullhall cousins.

 

[WarpFactorZ]

We need to see a wide-eyed Vulcan space cadet named Sonak, eagerly looking forward to a fascinating, prosperous, agreeable, and really long-lived career in Starfleet.

Kor

And he's overly enthusiastic about transporters.

 

[pst]

i'd like to see arex, but that's TAS so i'll go away now.

 

[DaveyNY]

i'd like to see arex, but that's TAS so i'll go away now.

Me too.

 

[Nerys Myk]

i'd like to see arex, but that's TAS so i'll go away now.

Nah, Arex would be cool. And TAS is canon.

 

[Alan Roi]

Nah, Arex would be cool. And TAS is canon.

I'd prefer M'ress.

 

[ozzfloyd]

MmmmmM'ress...

 

[TrickyDickie]

Miranda Jones and Dr. Anne Mullhall.

Which one is the ancestor of Pulaski?

 

[Nerys Myk]

Which one is the ancestor of Pulaski?

Both

 

[The Wormhole]

Meanwhile, Koloth teams up with the Squire of Gothos, who are both played the same actor.

And then they go to Mordan IV Where Koloth's first officer strikes up a friendship with the planet's dictator.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Nah, Arex would be cool. And TAS is canon.

I would nut with the force of a thousand supernovae if they did a prequel episode to "Magicks of Megas Tu"

Discovery's already given us a magical forest. They can do this!

 

[Mudd]

If they're going to do this shit, just go for it and brink Kirk on.