One of the amazing things about Star Trek is that it can work in so many different ways. "Star Trek: Lower decks" have proven that "Star Trek" is really manageable and can exist as well as funny anime comedy And Really a great series of science at the same time - And, obviously, we almost got another comedy "Star Trek" that would test the boundaries of what could be "Star Trek". In an interview with Theujork Times In 2021

Although the "lower decks" continued for five celebrities and obviously there is a "Star Trek" series for live comedy in the works From the "lower decks" Alum Thani Newsusome, played by Beckett Mariner, at one point we almost got a Star Trek comedy starring our favorite Grumpy Gus, Worf (Michael Dorn). It's not the only spin-off terrain that once existed, of course, but definitely sounds like it was pretty unique!

According to Kurzman, it happened on the field for Warf from Graham Wagner, who worked on shows as the "Office" before becoming a co-shown of illegal Adaptation of St. Video Games "Fallout". The terrain, he said, was "incredibly funny, shaken and moving", and thought it was a great example of "pressing the borders" within Star Trek. In an interview in Golden derby With Wagner and his co-showner Geneneva Robertson, Robertson-Wicker Relief revealed a little more about Warf's pilot who never was:

"Graham Wrote One of My Very Favorite Unproduced Pilots Ever, which was to the great 'star trek' show 'Worf,' What Graham Always Described as 'Baskets' of a 'Star Trek' Show. He was taken a real unique sensibility and he brought to that show-which is a very popul world for a long time-a lot of Just Sort of Surprosing Comedy. "

Fallout has a very great dark comedy mixed with its activities and scientific horror moments, making the Worf pilot sound even more interesting. The comparison with the series of Zach Galifianakis-Glumi "Baskets" for a depressed Rodeo Clown is also quite wild, because Warf is basically Franchise Johnon Wick on "Star Trek". It's hard to imagine how the same kind of unfortunate tragicomic character like basks for galifianakis chipsBut it would be incredible to see that Dorn withdrew from the challenge.

Although it would be amazing to see a hearty dark comedy with a permanent merging son of Mog, it's not the only spin-off-off from Warf that has happened. Dorn himself actually set up a project Where all the work would be from Clingon's perspective, with Warf as ambassador of the federation to Klingon Homeordd Q'onos. Star Trek fans came Really love the weak, the fight against Klinggons And they have more than enough foundations laid to develop a series of killer clingon, so why not? After all, there are the whole language of Klingon It exists, similar to Elvish on Tolkien or the languages ​​of Dotraki and Valiarian of "Game of Thrones", so they have some of the world's most difficult construction already made for them.

It is really a shame that Warf never got a chance to have its own series, and while it is possible That Dorn could return as a character in a new, post-"Star Trek: Picard" series, is also deeply unlikely. Oh well. At least Warf, from the houses of MOG and MARTH, got one heck of a nail polish Over the years. QAPPLA '!