Klingons and sex? Too mature? No combat? The sons and daughters of Kahless are not just honorable warriors, they're also passionate lovers - well, after a fashion anyway. Throughout
Star Trek's long history, the bad boys and glorious gals of the galaxy are portrayed as the most violent and merciless - but also one of the most intriguing when it comes to sexual activity and procreation. From Kang battling Captain Kirk to Worf on Picard's Enterprise and then Deep Space Nine, to the inner turmoil and personality conflict of B'Elanna Torres of Starship Voyager lost in the Delta Quadrant, the love life of Klingons has never been dull.
One of the most intensely emotional examples of Klingon lovemaking and courting was Worf and K'ehleyr. Indeed, theirs was a doomed love affair, however a son - Alexander (Brian Bonsall) - came out of their tumultuous union.
In Star Trek: Generations, the El Aurian scientist, Soran (Malcolm McDowall) hits his Klingon partner in crime, B'Etor, in the face with a palm strike. Without missing a beat, she shoots back to him, "I hope for your sake that you are initiating a mating ritual." Clearly, those lusty Klingons are just as tough in the sack as on the battlefield.
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