Klingon is officially recognized as the most popular fictional language in the world, and yet it only became part of Star Trek due to a chain of happy coincidences. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan is generally seen as a ground-breaking moment in the franchise’s evolution, in part because it tilted more towards action than Gene Roddenberry’s vision of Star Trek as social commentary. But it’s also significant because of the involvement of Marc Okrand, a linguist who specialized in writing closed captions.
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