Least Favourite Character

Svalbard

Ok, its been done. But this one has a poll!

Please vote even if you don't want to comment again.

gsxr1

there is no poll ya mad man

Svalbard

gsxr1 wrote: »

there is no poll ya mad man

Look again and vote wisely.

nyarlothothep

Jonathan Archer

where's Polaski? This makes it much easier though, Neelix for most annoying character, makes Wesley tolerable by comparison.

Svalbard

nyarlothothep wrote: »

where's Polaski?

Damn.

Other I guess, but please specify in a post.

Rawr

The Doctor

Where's Naomi Wildeman?
She's worse than most of these put together, even worse than 'The Boy'.

Although....with choices available, I pick Seven of Nine. As enjoyable as her catsuit was...her character just felt like a half-finished idea that they threw at the nearest actress who could fit said catsuit.

Also she had more to do with screwing up the Borg for me, than the Borg-queen.

Kiith

Geordi La Forge

There is a 13 page thread ongoing atm...http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=138115

But i voted for Wesley.

Magic Eight Ball

Geordi La Forge

Wesley Crusher in sesion one of TNG was unbearable!

Rawr

The Doctor

Trevor Coulahan wrote: »

Wesley Crusher in sesion one of TNG was unbearable!

It's that mad rainbow-shirt he wore in the first season...it induces rage:D
I had dubbed it: 'Wesley's Technicolour Dreamcoat' :pac:

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Geordi La Forge

Rawr wrote: »

It's that mad rainbow-shirt he wore in the first season...it induces rage:D
I had dubbed it: 'Wesley's Technicolour Dreamcoat' :pac:

I was thinking about that very same shirt when typing my last post.. go figure.
The wardrobe designer should be shot for that one.

norrie rugger

Data: the character took over the show. I am sorry but if I want to have a story about a creature who wants to be "A real boy" then I'll watch pinnochio.
Also, I always found it very narcissistic to think that humanity was the pinnicle of social development

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Geordi La Forge

norrie rugger wrote: »

Data: the character took over the show. I am sorry but if I want to have a story about a creature who wants to be "A real boy" then I'll watch pinnochio.
Also, I always found it very narcissistic to think that humanity was the pinnicle of social development

Data episodes were some of my favorite TNG shows.
'Brothers' being a great example, But I do get what your saying.

Svalbard

Trevor Coulahan wrote: »

Data episodes were some of my favorite TNG shows.
'Brothers' being a great example, But I do get what your saying.

Liked Data.

Hated "Brothers".

Dislike most of TNGs later (season 6 and 7) 2 part episodes. The time travelling one with the aliens with the serpant stick was woeful. But I digress.

nyarlothothep

Jonathan Archer

Brothers was the one Data killed his brother? I thought that was really cold, kinda tied back into the subtext that Data was a sociopathic machine.

I quite liked that nonsensical time travel episode, especially due to the filter they shot in. Gave it a nice blurry 1993 Star Trek 2 parter episode we're filming outside on a midsummers day feel to it.

Season 7 was very hokey though. I liked the one where Worf goes into alternate universes and only data spouts deus ex machina techno babble along the lines of "we need a sub matrix tachyon polarization beam to create a static warp shell which will open up a subspace continuum micro fissure, this should enable Worf to cross back into his universe. eg Riker: "ok do it" /Worf: "I understand"=we don't understand anything you've just said but just go ahead anyway so the episode can end.

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Geordi La Forge

I didn't think Season 7 was all that bad.
"Lower Decks" and "Genesis" are other favorites of mine.

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Geordi La Forge

oh and here's the wiki link to the "brothers" episode.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brothers_(TNG_episode)

Brent Spiner played Data, Lore and Soong and carried the entire episode, fair play.

nyarlothothep

Jonathan Archer

ah that one where Data totally owns the enterprise crew

nyarlothothep

Jonathan Archer

Trevor Coulahan wrote: »

I didn't think Season 7 was all that bad.
"Lower Decks" and "Genesis" are other favorites of mine.

Lower decks was fine but you just knew she was going to die because the mission started 45 minutes into the episode.

Svalbard

Trevor Coulahan wrote: »

I didn't think Season 7 was all that bad.
"Lower Decks" and "Genesis" are other favorites of mine.

Is Lower Decks the one with Ensign Sato and the junior officers? That was a great episode!

Rawr

The Doctor

Here's another one that should be up there on the list:
Vic Fontaine

Johnny Storm

Chakotay

nyarlothothep wrote: »

I liked the one where Worf goes into alternate universes and only data spouts deus ex machina techno babble along the lines of "we need a sub matrix tachyon polarization beam to create a static warp shell which will open up a subspace continuum micro fissure, this should enable Worf to cross back into his universe. eg Riker: "ok do it" /Worf: "I understand"=we don't understand anything you've just said but just go ahead anyway so the episode can end.

Me too! One of the very best ever moments in Trek is in that ep ("Parallels") when they're sending all the alternative Enterprises back to their own universes, there's a disheveled version of Riker from a universe where the then still scary Borg have overrun everything. "I won't go!" he whinges. I love it.

Rawr

The Doctor

Johnny Storm wrote: »

Me too! One of the very best ever moments in Trek is in that ep ("Parallels") when they're sending all the alternative Enterprises back to their own universes, there's a disheveled version of Riker from a universe where the then still scary Borg have overrun everything. "I won't go!" he whinges. I love it.

That little scene is one of my personal favourites too. It managed to reinforce the fear-factor of the Borg without them even being there.

Riker's in bits, it looks like it's just him and Worf left on the bridge. Essentially the Year of Hell, except with Borg in what was Federation Space. It's one of those what-ifs that I would have loved to have seen played out. A series like this with some survivors just hanging on while the Borg engulf the Federation, would have been good viewing in my opinion. Pretty much what VOY season 4 should have been.

3DataModem

Polaski

nyarlothothep

Jonathan Archer

Rawr wrote: »

That little scene is one of my personal favourites too. It managed to reinforce the fear-factor of the Borg without them even being there.

Riker's in bits, it looks like it's just him and Worf left on the bridge. Essentially the Year of Hell, except with Borg in what was Federation Space. It's one of those what-ifs that I would have loved to have seen played out. A series like this with some survivors just hanging on while the Borg engulf the Federation, would have been good viewing in my opinion. Pretty much what VOY season 4 should have been.

What makes that scene really good imo, is the contrast. Riker is meant to be assured, calm, self confident, yet with the outcome of events in this universe he's totally spazzing it. Makes the hypothetical scenario much scarier as a result.

Johnny Storm

Chakotay

I had to go a bit lo-tech for this one:

norrie rugger

Johnny Storm wrote: »

Me too! One of the very best ever moments in Trek is in that ep ("Parallels") when they're sending all the alternative Enterprises back to their own universes, there's a disheveled version of Riker from a universe where the then still scary Borg have overrun everything. "I won't go!" he whinges. I love it.

I can not understand why no other of the, then, thousands of Enterprises could not say.

"Come here Riker, kid. All you have to do is send them to sleep"
Thus saying an alternative reality from assimilation.

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Geordi La Forge

Rawr wrote: »

That little scene is one of my personal favourites too. It managed to reinforce the fear-factor of the Borg without them even being there.

Until VOY ruined them.

big b

Geordi La Forge

I voted for the boy.

As annoying as Neelix was, I'd take an hour of him rather than 10 seconds of the boy.

Svalbard

big b wrote: »

I voted for the boy.

As annoying as Neelix was, I'd take an hour of him rather than 10 seconds of the boy.

Er, I liked Wes. Late Wes, not season 1 Wes. Am I abnormal?

Rawr

The Doctor

Svalbard wrote: »

Er, I liked Wes. Late Wes, not season 1 Wes. Am I abnormal?

Hmmmm.....not abnormal......very forgiving of you I would guess....?

He was a little ok in the later episodes, mainly due to the fact he was often side-lined to a handful of lines from his helm-post. Then later on, he wasn't even a crew member...he was then just a cadet...a student, which he really should have been from day one.

The episode where he's in the academy with Tom Paris (yes I know he plays a different character here, but he is the same dick here as he is in VOY....and the He-Man movie:D), was actually pretty damned good...and it was a Wes-fest.

big b

Geordi La Forge

Svalbard wrote: »

Er, I liked Wes. Late Wes, not season 1 Wes. Am I abnormal?

I don't know, but you certainly have unusual tastes!


By the way, who voted for Troi? :eek:

( a woman, I bet!)

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Geordi La Forge

Svalbard wrote: »

Er, I liked Wes. Late Wes, not season 1 Wes. Am I abnormal?

He wasn't bad in that other season 5 episode "The Game".

Amtmann

Lwaxanna Troi

Trevor Coulahan wrote: »

He wasn't bad in that other season 5 episode "The Game".

Or in "Final Mission" and "The First Duty", both of which were excellent episodes.

I'm amazed that people are picking Wesley over embarrassments like Neelix and the Grand Nagus to be perfectly honest.

Svalbard

Furet wrote: »

Or in "Final Mission" and "The First Duty", both of which were excellent episodes.

I'm amazed that people are picking Wesley over embarrassments like Neelix and the Grand Nagus to be perfectly honest.

It's popular to hate him but he really wasn't that bad. Maybe I'm just being nostalgic but watching a kid on the Enterprise when I was a kid.......happy memories...ahhhhhh

Azhrei

Neelix

Who voted for Phlox? He was my favourite character on Enterprise.