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Shaddak posted:I can understand why they'd want to go in a different direction with Klingons, assuming they're in the movie. Problem is, though, they've already established that Enterprise is the only series that still holds true (in this alternate timeline, anyway). So, unless the Klingons quickly figured some cure for the modified augment virus, they should still be flat-headed. Going by that Enterprise episode not all the Klingons should be flat-headed, just a sizable chunk of the population that was exposed to the virus that the Klingon's unwittingly created when they tried to make their own Augments. Having two types of Klingons, especially if one group is an ostracized minority, does create some interesting story possibilities if the people who are guessing that the Klingons are the ones who discover the Botany Bay in the new timeline are right.
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Timby posted:I know that TrekMovie.com reported him being in it like a year and a half ago, but that was also around the time that they said the villain was Khan and the Klingons were going to be major bad guys. Something I just thought of...what if Cumberbatch is a Klingon?
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Goreld posted:If Abrams did something crazy like made Klingons into human offshoots to mirror the Romulan/Vulcan reveal in TOS... it would be worth it just for the insane Trekkie outcry. I'm thinking more along the Augment storyline from Enterprise, which should technically still be cannon in JJTrek.
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