Kodos and her sister, Kang
Rebecca Naseck Labbe
Two characters I wish they'd use more often are Kodos and Kang. I love
Kodos' voice, especially. The "President Clint-ton" episode was
particularly good.
Is there a list of K & K episodes, and what was the other alien called,
in the episode in which the whole family gets abducted?
Jim Mees
To pronounce it correctly, you would need to pull out your tongue!
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Jim Mees
Carleton University
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Abe: "It's rotten being old. No one listens to you."
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Jason Hancock
On Wed, 12 Mar 1997, Rebecca Naseck Labbe wrote:
> Two characters I wish they'd use more often are Kodos and Kang.
Actually, to correct your subject line, it should be "Kang and her sister,
_Kodos_."
> I love
> Kodos' voice, especially. The "President Clint-ton" episode was
> particularly good.
>
> Is there a list of K & K episodes,
The only times you'll see Kang and Kodos are in Halloween specials,
although one of the two had a brief cameo in "The Springfield Files"
(3G01). (It's hard to tell which is Kang and which is Kodos without
dialogue; the Simpsons Cartoon Studio CD-ROM puts a crown on Kodos.)
> and what was the other alien called,
> in the episode in which the whole family gets abducted?
The cook was Serak the Preparer (who was voiced by James Earl Jones, I
believe); to pronounce the fourth alien's name correctly, you have to pull
out your tongue.
--Jason
"I am Clin-ton. As overlord, all will kneel trembling before me and obey
my brutal commands. End communication."
--Kodos, "Treehouse of Horror VII" (4F02)
Jason Hancock
On Thu, 13 Mar 1997, I wrote:
> Actually, to correct your subject line, it should be "Kang and her sister,
> _Kodos_."
And to correct my sentence that I posted a few minutes ago, it should be
"Kang and _his_ sister Kodos." I doubt that Kang is a woman -- but I also
have my doubts that Kodos is also a woman.
(Of course the subject line could also have been, "Kodos and her _brother_
Kang.")
--Jason
Primeval Reckoning
Rebecca Naseck Labbe <joean...@mint.net> wrote:
:Two characters I wish they'd use more often are Kodos and Kang. I love
:Kodos' voice, especially. The "President Clint-ton" episode was
:particularly good.
:Is there a list of K & K episodes, and what was the other alien called,
:in the episode in which the whole family gets abducted?
Kodos and Kang are male. I think.
- PrReck -
Rebecca Naseck Labbe
I don't know. Kodos always introduces them as "I'm Kodos, and this is my
sister, Kang."
Le Penguin
> Is there a list of K & K episodes, and what was the other alien called,
>in the episode in which the whole family gets abducted?
If I remeber corectly, Kang was Pang in the early episode. I think they
changed it to better suit the title of the Halloween VII segment (IMNSHO,
the best of this year's three).
BTW, the third alien was Cerok the Preparor.
-Le Penguin
"We're newlyweds on our way to Earth Capital."
Christopher Michael Jones
Don't blame me, I voted for kodos.
claud...@aol.com
>
>BTW, the third alien was Cerok the Preparor.
>
>
Not having seen any of the names in print other than here
in the NG, my guess is that the Preparer's name is
Surak.
Kang and Kodos are both names that came from the
original "Star Trek" series. Kang was a Klingon, Kodos
a tyrant from Captain Kirk's childhood who executed
thousands of people, ostensibly to save thousands
more.
Surak is the father of "modern" Vulcan precepts.
Just a guess, is all. (-;
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"Everybody's got something to hide
Except for me and my monkey."
--John Lennon
Alex O'Neill
In article <19970315232...@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
claud...@aol.com wrote:
>In article <19970314072...@ladder01.news.aol.com>, lepe...@aol.com
(Le Penguin) writes:
>
>>
>>BTW, the third alien was Cerok the Preparor.
>>
>>
>
>Not having seen any of the names in print other than here
>in the NG, my guess is that the Preparer's name is
>Surak.
>
>Kang and Kodos are both names that came from the
>original "Star Trek" series. Kang was a Klingon, Kodos
>a tyrant from Captain Kirk's childhood who executed
>thousands of people, ostensibly to save thousands
>more.
>
>Surak is the father of "modern" Vulcan precepts.
>
>Just a guess, is all. (-;
>
Actually, I think it's more likely that the third alien's name is Sarek
(Spock's father), since he was mentioned more often in the old series, and it
says Sarek in the list of star trek references in OFF.
again, just another guess...
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Jared Betnar
Le Penguin wrote:
>
> > Is there a list of K & K episodes, and what was the other alien called,
> >in the episode in which the whole family gets abducted?
>
> If I remeber corectly, Kang was Pang in the early episode. I think they
> changed it to better suit the title of the Halloween VII segment (IMNSHO,
> the best of this year's three).
>
>
> "We're newlyweds on our way to Earth Capital."
Nope, Kang has always been Kang, and the cook was Serak the Preparer.
Jared Betnar
Serack
>And to correct my sentence that I posted a few minutes ago, it should be
>"Kang and _his_ sister Kodos." I doubt that Kang is a woman -- but I
also
>have my doubts that Kodos is also a woman.
Niether Kodos nor Kang are women, but at least one of them are female.