KE - KLA

Kell, Ambassador
(played by Larry Dobkin) (TNG)

A special emissary of the Klingon High Council who came on board the Enterprise-D following a revolt on Krios in 2367 (Stardate 44885.5). When the Enterprise-D went to Krios, he tried to cool off tensions. Unbeknownst to Enterprise-D personnel, Kell was a Romulan operative, he gave orders to Geordi because he knew the Romulans had taken Geordi on board a Romulan Warbird for a few days under the supervision of Commander Sela. In the end, Kell was arrested by the Krios governor and is still in prison. (The Mind's Eye)

Klingon Officer who first communicated with Capt. Sulu after Praxis blew up. He stated for them to not violate the neutral zone. He accompanied Chancellor Gorkon aboard the USS Enterprise for the dinner with Kirk. He later was present at the Camp Khitomer meeting. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country)

Commander of the Bird-of-Prey.

2285,-He destroyed the Pioneer 10. Shortly after his starship went to Nimbus III in an attempt to rescue General Koord from the Nimbus III revolt, furthermore, to confront the Enterprise-A.

2293,-some how miraculously, luckily for Klaa, he served as the translator when Captain Kirk and Dr. McCoy were accused of the assassination of Chancellor Gorkon and put to trial at a breathtaking court at the First Imperial City of the Klingons. (Star Trek V: The Final Frontier and Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country)

Second officer of the Bird-of-Prey, the Pagh. He was second officer when Commander Riker came on board the Pagh in 2365. He fought with Riker on the bridge of the Pagh while Captain Kargan was watching. In the starship's mess hall, Riker talked with a number of Klingons. Klag was one of them. Klag told Riker that Klag's father was captured in battle by Romulans and imprisoned for some time and when released went to Q'onos to await his death. Klag said he will not visit his father even though Riker said, you should, you must. Klag also asked Riker whether Riker was enjoying the Klingon dishes. When Klag asked Riker whether Riker would like to eat gagh, Riker hesitated when he saw the food moving in front of his wide open eyes. When Captain Kargan began to be suspicious of Commander Riker, Klag reminded the Captain that humans don't volunteer for death so easily. (A Matter of Honor)

He was the helmsman of the Duras's Sisters ship when destroyed by the Enterprise-D. (Star Trek VII: Generations)

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