The fate of final Klingon that was left when they transported onto the bird of prey and took him prisoner was never revealed. Was it mentioned in the next movie or does anyone who has read the books know if what happened to him was revealed?
shareIt's never revealed in any of the movies or show.
Here's what Memory Alpha has in the "Apocrypha" section of the Maltz article:
In the novelization of Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, it is stated that Maltz committed suicide.http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Maltz#Apocrypha share
Alternatively, in the Genesis Wave book series, it is revealed that Maltz survived, but was disgraced by his loss of honor, causing him to hide away from Klingon society for several years before the coming of the Genesis Wave.
Cut scene from Star Trek IV:
Kirks apartment:
McCoy (raising a glass of Romulan Ale): "congratulations, Jim. You saved Earth and got a new ship. You're amazing!"
Kirk: "Thank you Bones. Still, I can't shake this feeling I forgot something..."
cut to --
interior Bird of Prey in the bottom of the sea, Maltz knocking the locked door "Hey, anybody there? Hello?"
Haha. Very good johnjohn7799.
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The fate of final Klingon that was left when they transported onto the bird of prey and took him prisoner was never revealed. Was it mentioned in the next movie or does anyone who has read the books know if what happened to him was revealed?
Good point.
shareHe went cho-e-chuing away into oblivion.
shareThey dropped him off on Vulcan, and he was turned over to the Empire.
It was just one of those story flubs.
I paged through the "The Klingon Dictionary" written by Marc Okrand and in the preface, he played himself as if he were a linguist with Starfleet Intelligence. In the preface, he thanked Maltz for his assistance in developing the dictionary.
Maybe maltz defected.
The Klingon dictionary says that Malts is a prisoner of the Federation for his role in what was basically a terrorist attack, assuming that Commander Kruge acted without Klingon high command's permission in this movie. But even as a prisoner he chose to help the Federation linguists understand the intricacies of the Klingon languages.
The computer game Star Trek Klingon Academy takes the joke further. Somebody says that there are rumors Maltz was taken prisoner and is helping the Feds better understand Klingon & that it's a total lie and the official empire position is that "Maltz died a hero with the rest of his crew."
He got combined with Hopz, Barcley and Walter and left to ferment on the hot Vulcan plains.
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Bob the Builder and Hadji walk into a bar...
He got sent 10 years back in time and narrated the opening of the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie (actor John Laroquette was the TCM narrator)
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