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morco1F3ujlU1@mid.individual.net>,
liamreverse@valentijn.nu wrote:
Op 24-11-2025 om 10:30 schreef Ubiquitous:
Spock possibly had a son with Zarabeth that gets explored in A.C. Crispin's >> Star Trek Novels.
https://youtu.be/C0ryLy_dkv0?si=OAA1qXjeNQ2anGZ5
Not in canon.
"Canon" is a hotly debated topic to this very day. It shouldn't be.
When there was only TOS, the idea that what showed up onscreen took precedence over
anything in print was merely for the convenience of the showrunners. They figured
they had a tough enough time not contradicting their own canons, much less having
to worry about what people they had no control over were saying in print.
But starting with the Berman and Bennett regimes, long-running Trek mysteries were
more often than not answered with such dunderhead explanations that my
eyes are still rolling to this day! Like an "augment virus" melting Klingon skull
ridges. OMFG
What's wrong with a simple Klingons are a multiracial empire? Even if you do not
resemble the race that conquered your people way back when, you can still proudly
call yourself a Klingon and man the battle cruisers! But I could write a book on
the wrong turns this franchise took at Albuquerque; that's another story.
My point is YOU must decide for yourself what "happened" or "didn't happen" in this
universe in order to be happy. Don't let anyone use any obsolete rules to make you
choke down what THEY want you to accept.
MY canon does not include all aired episodes or films, and it does include the best
novels, comic books, and fanfic. That's the way I like it.
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