Changes: Kolos (Klingon)

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Kolos was a veteran Klingon advocate in the mid-22nd Century. His father was a teacher and his mother a biologist.

In 2152 he defended Captain Jonathan Archer on Narendra III when the captain stood trial after being accused by Duras of hiding fugitives aboard the starship Enterprise and conspiring against the Klingon Empire.

Years of witnessing dishonorable conduct had left Kolos somewhat cynical and he initially provided Archer with a weak defense. However Archer managed to inspire Kolos to offer a much more aggressive defense.

Archer was found guilty, though the magistrate commuted his death sentence to life inprisoment on Rura Penthe. When Kolos protested that this was still a de facto death sentence, he was sentenced to a year there himself.

When Enterprise personnel arrived to rescue Archer, Kolos declined an offer to join him, saying he hoped to inspire changes in the Klingon courts, which he would be unable to do as a fugitive. (ENT: "Judgment")

Kolos was played by Star Trek veteran J.G. Hertzler. It was the first Klingon character he played since Martok and his first named character since Laas.

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 When ''Enterprise'' personnel arrived to rescue Archer, Kolos declined an offer to join him, saying he hoped to inspire changes in the Klingon courts, which he would be unable to do as a fugitive. ([[ENT]]: "[[Judgment]]")
-:''Kolos was played by Star Trek veteran [[J.G. Hertzler]].''
+:''Kolos was played by Star Trek veteran [[J.G. Hertzler]]. It was the first Klingon character he played since [[Martok]] and his first named character since [[Laas]].''
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