The episode "Star Trek: Enterprise" "Border" (October 29, 2004) was significant within the Orubo "Star Trek". It was the first part of a three -episodes bow to finally offered a canonical reason why Klingons looked like people in the original Star Trek series, but had large, sizes in "Star Trek: The next generation". It seems that Crazy geneticist named Aric Song (Brent Spine) He was dealing with genetic accessories, creating "ideal" versions of mankind called Augments. In Star Trek's orbus, such genetic accessories are strictly faithful, as previous such attempts have led to A wicked eugenic war on earth. Seong's follower accessories fell into the Klingon society and began to have children. Children of Augment and Clingons looked like clingons of the 1966 era. DNA, soon claims, will be grown within several generations. Hence, why the clinghons looked different to the "next generation".

The "border" was only the introductory act of the story, however, and showed the crew of the USS enterprise, first trying to find the booths that kidnapped Brod Clingon. The company is running its team to the Orion slave trading station. Orions, in the Oreubo of Star Trek, are usually pirates and criminals, and they still engage in complete slavery. They kidnap people and then sell them to slaves auctions, which is what happens to commander T'POL (OLLYLLLCH) and several other crew members of the enterprise.

While standing on the slave's auction block, T'P'PPPPO is "shown" by a huge, nibbling, a rigid-like oron with more piercing facial and steel helmet. The great Orion is not named, nor does it play an important role in the story, but WWE fans can be recognized as a seven -time world champion "The Great Show". It is difficult to miss because it stands 7'2 "high and weighs about 500 kg.

The big show, also known for his real name Paul White, began his career in the mid-1990s and gained ties to wrestling in the world of wrestling at the World Cup (WCW). White fought as a "giant" until 1999, when he raised the big show for Resmania XV. His career in wrestling is huge and varied and, frankly, too complicated to get here. Needless to say, he has enjoyed decades of fame and, since 2021, has been working as a Hoodle Announcer for All Elite Wrestling (AEW).

The big show joined Star Trek because, at that time Enterprise was in the air, he worked for WCW's "smackdown". The WCW was supervised by Paramount, Star Trek's parent company, so it was easy for a M -shaw to take a walk to the next studio and audition. White also had several credits on the screen until 2004, after appearing as a great Santa Claus in "Inging to all the way", like Captain Inano in "Waterboy" and about a dozen TV shows, so he was comfortable in front of the cameras. His size and charisma made him attract casting executives, and he played a well -threatening Orion Slaver. He was easily able to lift the 5'7 "Olloven Blalock from his legs, even if he did not strain himself. His last Star Trek scene turned on Blalok to hit his face in the groin. He deserved it.

The big show is also the third professional wrestler to appear on Star Trek. Dwayne Nsonson, back when he was still playing as a rock, appeared in the episode "Star Trek: Voyager" "Tsunkatse" (February 9, 2000), playing a lot of rock fighter in the arena (and confusing Eriers Ryan, his co-stwar). Then, in the cockpit episode "Enterprise" "broken bow" (24.09.2001), Tommy "Little" Lister, Runior - once known for his Ring name Zeus - played Klingon named Klaang.