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Good riddance - I was sick of the Pinochio crap anyway.
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Really? As in DS9 Worf saying that they don't discuss it with outsiders in the return visit to Trouble with Tribbles?
What's the reader's digest version? I'm intrigued given the speculation in other threads based around what people extrapolated via their RPG's and stuff. I didn't realize they had offered up an "official" explanation!Comment
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The episode was late in year 4, and revolved around the Klingons using the remains of Soongs augments to try and create their own augmented Klingon warriors. The experiment went horribly wrong, causing a disease to rage throughout the Empire. the symptoms of the disease somehow softened the cranial ridges till they became non-existant, and caused the growth of hair instead...basically making them look like TOS Klingons. If not for Dr. Phlox, the disease would have wiped out the Klingons....now it just makes them less bumpy!
Havent seen the episode for some time now, but thats the basic gist of things."Crayons taste like purple!"Comment
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"No. No no no no no no. You done got me talkin' politics. I didn't wanna'. Like I said y'all, I'm just happy to be alive. I think I'll scoot over here right by this winda', let this beautiful carriage rock me to sleep, and dream about how lucky I am." - Chris MannixComment
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Thanks Captain!The episode was late in year 4, and revolved around the Klingons using the remains of Soongs augments to try and create their own augmented Klingon warriors. The experiment went horribly wrong, causing a disease to rage throughout the Empire. the symptoms of the disease somehow softened the cranial ridges till they became non-existant, and caused the growth of hair instead...basically making them look like TOS Klingons. If not for Dr. Phlox, the disease would have wiped out the Klingons....now it just makes them less bumpy!
Havent seen the episode for some time now, but thats the basic gist of things.Comment
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