They decided that Klingons’ famous head ridges would house sensory pits that grant them a greater ability to defend themselves from ambush, and that these ridges should continue along the entire ...

Klingons evolved from ruthless conquerors in Star Trek: The Original Series to honorable warriors in The Next Generation. Kor, Koloth, and Kang made their mark on Star Trek, returning in DS9 to ...

When Star Trek: Discovery shot itself into the 32nd century at the end of its second season, it left behind a pretty major chunk of its supporting cast in ...

LOS ANGELES — In Star Trek: Discovery, the Klingons stand out for the richness, detail and variety of their appearance. As with real species, the latest depiction of the Star Trek aliens ...

Klingons, the next generation ... They appear like beasts, as exotic as Durer’s famous drawing of a rhinoceros was to his 16th-century audience. The new Klingon uniform was clearly inspired ...

Klingons like Chancellor L'Rell and Voq/Ash Tyler remain unforgettable despite not being seen in later seasons. Martin-Green discussed the challenges the Klingon actors faced, including not being ...

The Klingons are back on Star Trek: Discovery-- and they're more scary and interesting than ever. They've come a long way over the years. On the original series, they were mostly scheming ...

The Klingons, who are dangerous enemies in this world, are very elaborately garbed and their scenes are often ponderous and too slow (the actors give their level best, but they labor under ...

So for season 2, the show has decided to dial things back. Starting with this week’s episode, the Klingons will look more like they did in The Next Generation. Each Klingon redesign has a ...

Klingons have been around since "Star Trek" launched in 1966. But on the new series "Star Trek: Discovery" on CBS All Access, they've gotten a new look. Makeup experts Glenn Hetrick and Neville ...

Star Trek: Discovery have finally given the Klingons hair alongside an on-screen explanation of why they had been bald in the first place. Yup, it’s not just Spock’s facial hair that’s had a ...