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|epnum = 104 | |epnum = 104 | ||
|epname = | |epname = Vox In Excelso | ||
|epdate = | |epdate = 2026-01-29 | ||
|firstwatched = | |firstwatched = 2026-01-30 | ||
|thoughts = }} | |thoughts = OK, now we're getting to a tone I appreciate more. Cadets not being a dick to each other, but still with friction due to their differences, as well as helping each other expand due to their differences. | ||
As a Trek nerd I do quibble with some of the pronunciations which seem to have arbitrarily changed? Like Kahless and Qo'nos now seem to end with an sh sound, and Khitomer now has the accent on the second instead of first syllable? I see Memory Alpha says this is actually something of a return to tradition, following early guidelines for the Klingon language when it was new at the time of [[Star Trek: The Motion Picture]]. | |||
We learn some of the fate of the Klingon people, with Qo'nos destroyed or heavily damaged and the Klingon people spread out. But I find that kind of hard to buy. A spacefaring people, who have been a spacefaring people for... something like a millennium at the time of the Burn, I'd expect they'd be pretty spread out. At least, enough so that even the loss of Qo'nos couldn't be said to put them near extinction.}} | |||
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