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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ranger REG" data-source="post: 2137832" data-attributes="member: 533">To be brutally honest, non-canon stories. That was decided a long time ago, especially when the TV and film writers have no obligation to follow all of the novels' storylines. While some bits & pieces of the novels (and in one particular case, the young Spock episode from the TAS) appeared on-screen, it does not validate the entire content of that particular medium. What appears on-screen is the only canon part of a novel or an animated episode.Of coure, I do not dismiss them entirely. They can provide further insight to the storyline and the Trek universe. For example, as a Fan of All Things Klingons, I recommend reading The Final Reflection by John M. Ford for his insight into the Klingon's psyche, despite the superficial changes made in contemporary Klingons on-screen.</blockquote>