Hopefully, we will get a real glimpse before early 2019 when the second season premieres. He has yet to say definitively that we will see Klingons with hair, but he has come close to it. And in his panel, he made it pretty clear that at least some will be more familiar to fans. The makeup artist has already developed backstories and designs for other houses. In the Syfy interview Hetrick also again noted how we have only seen six of the twenty-four Klingon Houses, indicating there is more to the Discovery Klingons to reveal. “I think people are going to freak out when this unfurls in front of them.” “And as we unpack it, we’re going to find tons of other reasons for the Klingon look” - which is going to change in season two, he promised. “We’re obsessed with that story,” Hetrick said. Now in a new FYC Emmy interview with Syfy focusing on work for the first season, Hetrick also spoke a little bit about season two, and specifically about that story of Kahless, saying:
He also noted that the hairless Klingons of season one were inspired by the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Rightful Heir,” which told the story of how Kahless cut off a lock of his hair and threw it into a volcano to make the first bat’leth. At that panel Hetrick said that the Klingons we saw in season one were not the whole story and there were more Klingon Houses to reveal. Last week we reported on Discovery makeup designer Glenn Hetrick’s panel at Star Trek Las Vegas where he revealed the Klingons were getting a “completely new look” for season two.
Voting for the Emmys started yesterday and CBS is again ramping up their “For Your Consideration” campaign for the show, including a new interview with the makeup designer where he talked a little bit about season two Klingons, again. Last month it was announced that Star Trek: Discovery was nominated for two Emmys, including one for Outstanding Prosthetic Makeup.
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