Discovery Trailer
There are like half a dozen named Enterprise!
Jester David
Hero
Two more species were teased a few days ago, who appeared in the most recent episode
Andorian
Tellarite
The Andorian is a great example of how to update make-up. It retains all the major features and iconic elements and adds a few small flourishes, such as the extra texturing to the jawline and eyebrows and is instantly recognisable as an Andorian whether you've seen them in The Original Series or Star Trek: Enterprise.
The Tellarite... if I wasn't told that was a Tellarite, I wouldn't have known. The nose is kinda sorta porcine. But the balder head and scragglier beard are unimpressive. The addition of cheek tusks seem unnecessary. It's looks like how someone would design a Tellarite if they never saw a picture of them and just read a description.
Andorian
Tellarite
The Andorian is a great example of how to update make-up. It retains all the major features and iconic elements and adds a few small flourishes, such as the extra texturing to the jawline and eyebrows and is instantly recognisable as an Andorian whether you've seen them in The Original Series or Star Trek: Enterprise.
The Tellarite... if I wasn't told that was a Tellarite, I wouldn't have known. The nose is kinda sorta porcine. But the balder head and scragglier beard are unimpressive. The addition of cheek tusks seem unnecessary. It's looks like how someone would design a Tellarite if they never saw a picture of them and just read a description.
MarkB
Legend
Actually, aside from the tusks and the scraggly hair (the latter of which is well within the range of variance amongst human hair), the design is almost identical to Tellarites as seen in Star Trek Enterprise.
And we got to see the Emperor! I must say, I did not see that coming...
I've genuinely turned a leaf on this series. I was skeptical at first, and didn't like the new Klingon design (I still don't - they should either be near-human or have an updated version of their TNG-era look) or the warlike nature of Lorca. But the last few episodes before the break, followed by these two Mirrorverse episodes? Yeah, I'm down for that.
I've genuinely turned a leaf on this series. I was skeptical at first, and didn't like the new Klingon design (I still don't - they should either be near-human or have an updated version of their TNG-era look) or the warlike nature of Lorca. But the last few episodes before the break, followed by these two Mirrorverse episodes? Yeah, I'm down for that.
Kaodi
Hero
Stamets question about God makes me think that maybe the Mirror Universe should be taken as compelling evidence that in Star Trek God(s) exists. There is no other plausible explanation for how all the people in a universe could act one way and yet have exact copies of all the people in a parallel universe where people act differently.
There's no plausible explanation for tons of stuff in Star Trek! They made that comment manually as a throwaway joke, essentially not commenting on or offering any kind of answer to the question at all.
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