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Date: Tue, 6-Mar-84 00:56:56 EST
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Posted: Tue Mar 6 00:56:56 1984
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Khan ain't no Klingon! He's a genetically engineered human, of Sikh extraction.
I guess it's just the K that confused you, Jeff.
No Klingons appeared twice in regular ST episodes. If you stretch it, though,
sure, there were LOTS of repeats. I know nothing about the DC Comics stuff, but
here follows a fairly accurate KLINGON INDEX. No claims made to completeness
for anything more than the original episodes.
Key: "Title" indicates a regular ST episode.
'Title' indicates an animated ST episode (Saturday morning cartoons).
indicates a novel, or published short story.
NAME APPEARS IN
---- ----------
KAAS 'Time Trap' by Joyce Perry
KAGED by David Dvorkin
KAHLESS --greatest warrior in Klingon history
"The Savage Curtain" by A. Heinemann & G. Roddenberry
KALAN by Robert Vardeman
KANG "Day of the Dove" by Jerome Bixby
(in ST The New Voyages 2)
(in ST2 Short Stories, by Wm. Rotsler)
KANNDAD and by Alan Dean Foster
KAROX by David Dvorkin
KEAST by Howard Weinstein
KERA --science officer, female
by Howard Weinstein
KISLATH by Robert Vardeman
KOLOTH "The Trouble With Tribbles" by David Gerrold
'More Tribbles, More Troubles' by David Gerrold
by James Blish
KON by Howard Weinstein
1st KOR "Errand of Mercy" by Gene Coon
'Time Trap' by Joyce Perry
by James Blish
(in ST The New Voyages)
(in ST The New Voyages)
2nd KOR by Alan Dean Foster
KORAX --aide to Koloth
"The Trouble With Tribbles" by David Gerrold
'More Tribbles, More Troubles' by David Gerrold
by James Blish
KORREG and by Alan Dean Foster
KRAIL by Howard Weinstein
KRAS "Friday's Child" by D.C. Fontana
KRELL "A Private Little War" by Gene Roddenberry
KRITT and by Alan Dean Foster
KRUGE --will appear in "Star Trek III: The Search for Spock"
KUMARA --formerly Kirk's roommate in a foreign exchange program!
and by Alan Dean Foster
KURI 'Time Trap' by Joyce Perry
MARA "Day of the Dove" by Jerome Bixby
It should also be noted that two Romulans of regular ST, the female Commander
of "The Enterprise Incident," and her Sub-Commander, S'Tal, are seen again in
several novels. The Commander only in the books, and Tal a bit more.
None of the different novelists, of course, recognize that any of the others
exist.
TAL "The Enterprise Incident" by D.C. Fontana
by S. Marshak and M. Culbreath
by S. Marshak and M. Culbreath
by Ann Crispin
by David Dvorkin
--
Stewart Wiener :-) "Read and weep as did
Princeton Univ. EECS :-) Alexander when he beheld
{allegra,ihnp4!mhuxi}!princeton!tilt!smw :-) the glories of Egypt."