Based on my experience reading these interviews and comments prior to the last four series, I suspect the show the Klingons will not be modeled after modern-day politicians.

I hope they portray the Klingons as an honor culture, like samurai, medieval European knights, or cowboys in the wild West. It's okay if they're isolationist and ethnocentric. They should just go with something creative and not worry about the easily offended.

I loved it, too, OUC. In the early 90's it became clear to me that almost everything broadcast was liberal/state biased. STNG, although entertaining, had not struck the joyous chord with me that STOS, Star Wars (original trilogy), and Heinlein's books did. Eventually I realized that part of it was the anti-individual liberty bias and, to a lesser extent when compared to Heinlein, STNG's mediocre writing. I recognize what a task it is to create 20+ good episodes a season, and I am very tolerant of the budget episodes that are a part of every long running series. But the statist bias is unforgivable by a so called American production. DS9 and Voyager were even worse. I also wish that the Sigh-figh channel had kept its original name, but as is often the case, IP lawyers got their way.

Never saw it that way and never effected me that way either...we just liked the outer space stuff...much improved from the 50's SiFi.

Hiltery as a klingon is precious though...it shows off her natural barbaric nature.

I cracked up when they said that the klingon's were evil trumpet supporters...then...I saw klingon hiltery at her finest!

ST on tv has been preaching statist anti-freedom rubbish since the 80's (with the exception of parts of Enterprise.) This is just more blatantly biased. Next it will be revealed that Klingons descended from George Washington and Thomas Jefferson.