One of the film""s posters advertised: "Only Cary Grant and Alfred Hitchcock ever gave you so much suspense in so many directions.After a brief and unfair Klingon trial (during which an excerpt from Kirk""s personal log about his hatred of Klingons was entered into the record), the two accused men (who were obviously set up) were defended by Klingon Colonel Worf (Michael Dorn), but found "guilty as charged" and sentenced to life imprisonment on the ice-cold penal asteroid of Rura Penthe (the "Aliens"" Graveyard") in its dilithium mines.They flipped the channel to a show called KNIGHTS ("We got a white bronco heading east into the forest.]Pharaoh Sethi was congratulatory that Moses had conquered he King of Ethiopia (Woody Strode) and wisely formed a close alliance with the conquered country""s King and "sister" (or daughter) Princess Tharbis (Esther Brown) rather than subjugating them, to help create a protected buffer-zone with their new ally on their southern border."Russo: "He could have been white."Doyle: "Never trust anyone."After work, Doyle and Russo (posing as plainclothesmen) share a drink at an Eastside club, known as the Chez; the two stumble into a suspicious group of "greasers" and mob figures at a corner table: "That able is definitely wrong," surmises Doyle.