klingons buy genesis
Why Science Fiction & Fantasy Stack Exchange recommends it
Science Fiction & Fantasy Stack Exchange answerers link it as a reference for Kruge's scenes in Star Trek III when discussing Klingon execution, language and address.
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What it is
A short 2011 fan-uploaded clip titled "klingons buy genesis", posted by the channel Gary D. It appears to be the Klingon scene from Star Trek III: The Search for Spock in which Commander Kruge learns about the Genesis project.
What people said
Cites loghaD · 2018-11 · Science Fiction & Fantasy Stack Exchange · on “Is Klingon version of Google consistent with Star Trek canon?”
The Klingon translation of of Google is consistent with tlhIngan Hol, the Klingon language invented by Marc Okrand. This includes: Elements first heard in Star Trek films/series (Star Trek canon). Elements first revealed through other licensed Star Trek sources, such as books and games (Star Trek "beta canon" or "soft canon"). Elements revealed by Marc Okrand through other channels (not Star Trek canon, but still part of the "Okrandian canon" that Klingon-speakers abide by). Looking at the front page, we can find examples of each of these categories. The phrase De' DamaSbogh ("data which you prefer", or "Settings"). The word De' ("data, information") was used in the first Klingon line in Sta
Cites Buzz · 2020-03 · Science Fiction & Fantasy Stack Exchange · on “How do Klingons execute prisoners?”
It seems clear from Star Trek III: The Search for Spock that the method of killing someone is normally up to the discretion of the Klingon ordering or carrying out the execution. In many situation, Klingons in authority have life-and-death authority over their subordinates. In Star Trek III , the Klingon commander Kruge (played—very much against type—by Christopher Lloyd) first executes his agent and love interest Valkris, because she knows too much about the Genesis project. Then, even more brazenly, he kills his gunner for no other reasons than being extremely displeased with his performance and to make the gunner's failure an object example to the rest of his crew. Kruge carries out the k
Cites user89104 · 2020-11 · Science Fiction & Fantasy Stack Exchange · on “Why do Klingons call Commander Kruge, "My Lord"?”
In Star Trek: The Search For Spock , Valkris calls Commander Kruge, "my lord and my love". Valkris: Success my lord and my love. In a later scene, a member of the boarding party refers to Kruge as "my lord". Klingon: My lord , the ship appears to be deserted. Is it common for Klingons to refer to their ship captains and commanding officers as "my lord"? Or was Kruge the leader of a major house? And do Klingons call the leaders of major houses, "my lord"? I quoted from a single movie, but if you have examples from other movies or some of the TV shows, that would be good. Please provide answers with quotes from canon sources.