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Tie. Kor and Kang.
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Jan 26, 2019 - 3:25 PM
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Zooba
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But, are Klingons with names not starting with "K" really Klingons? Seems it stayed that way for a long time starting with the Original Series and through the Features until we got GORKON and CHANG. But then again there was a MALTZ in Search For Spock. It's silly, no? Original series and continuing, KOR, KRAS, KOLOTH, KANG, KRUGE, KLAA, KORRD, KAHLESS and who could forget one of our most loved "Krazy Sax Playing Klingons, KENNY G?
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Kor, Kang and Kruge are my three favorites. Worf was cool when he was weird in the first season or two of TNG. Koloth was a little too...Felix Unger for me and Bob, I mean Kras in Friday's Child was just my next door neighbor. General Chang was just Christopher Plummer in a skull cap. The Klingons on Discovery are just too alien for me to relate to them. I liked them when they were just a warrior species with Mongol-horde overtones.
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1. Gowron 2. K'Ehleyr 3. Worf 4. Chang 5. Gorkon 6. Kruge I like the actresses who played Lursa and B'Etor, but their characters gradually got on my nerves (even though the line "He must be the only engineer in Starfleet who doesn't GO TO ENGINEERING" is one of my favorite Trek lines). Hell, I even like those Jersey Shore ones in Final Frontier ("Enterpri-AH!"). Does B'Elanna Torres count?
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The TOS Originals. Michael Ansara as Kang was one of the sweatiest and swarthiest or was the make-up powder man just not around? COUGHMingTheMercilessCOUGH Did the top middle two just not want to commit? I keep seeing Tremayne. John Colicos was a cool customer (and his forehead seems like a forebearer of what was to come).
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