Worf/Pulaski

[Agenda]

Does anyone remember that episode where they were like flirting with each other? Ew.

[Mysterion]

Why the "Ew"? Seemed perfectly reasonable to me.

[RyuRoots]

I try to block out Pulaski in general, myself.

[Rageforthemachine]

Beyond Antares wrote:

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Does anyone remember that episode where they were like flirting with each other? Ew.

Uh, no. You're going to have to refresh my memory on that scene.

[eepruls]

Are you referring to the Klingon Tea Ceremony where she takes the antidote so they can drink the poisonous tea together? And then she asks him to quote her some of that Klingon poetry?

[Yeoman Randi]

RyuRoots wrote:

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I try to block out Pulaski in general, myself.

Me too. In my opinion she was the worst thing in Season 2.

[CoveTom]

Really? I thought she was a breath of fresh air. So much more full of life than what most of the TNG characters were during those early years, and certainly much more so than Dr. Crusher. Just having someone who relates well to Worf but can't quite adjust to Data made for some interesting character interactions.

[JustKate]

I liked her, too - I liked Crusher as well, but I didn't like what they did with her character that first season, and I thought there were some interesting possibilities with Pulaski. And I thought Pulaski and Worf were developing kind of an interesting friendship. I didn't get any hint of flirting, BTW.

[Admiral Shran]

Pulaski could have been a good character, if she wasn't simply a female version of McCoy.

[bbailey861]

Yeoman Randi wrote:

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Me too. In my opinion she was the worst thing in Season 2.

Agreed. Even to this day, after all this time, I do not like Dr. Pulaski.

[Praxius]

Yeoman Randi wrote:

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Me too. In my opinion she was the worst thing in Season 2.

Her character seemed to be an attempt to get the old McCoy attitude back in the series. Didn't work so well imo.

[CoveTom]

Admiral Shran wrote:

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Pulaski could have been a good character, if she wasn't simply a female version of McCoy.

Pulaski was not an exact carbon copy of McCoy. But, still, what's wrong with revisiting that particular character type? It was something TNG was distinctly lacking in, and there's no such thing as a character that's not a copy of something that's gone before.

[Alrik]

Beyond Antares wrote:

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Does anyone remember that episode where they were like flirting with each other? Ew.

It wasn't exactly flirting, but if you are talking about the ep when Kate covers Worf's butt after he passed out on the bidge because he had the 'Klingon Measles' (a child's desease). It was 'Up The Long Ladder'. He returned the favor by preforming the 'Klingon Tea Ceremony'.

Now as far as others have hinted, Kate's character was indeed a try at bringing back the McCoy style character, but by season's end, TPTB changed their minds and brought back Bev.

[Praxius]

Alrik wrote:

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It wasn't exactly flirting, but if you are talking about the ep when Kate covers Worf's butt after he passed out on the bidge because he had the 'Klingon Measles' (a child's desease). It was 'Up The Long Ladder'. He returned the favor by preforming the 'Klingon Tea Ceremony'.

Now as far as others have hinted, Kate's character was indeed a try at bringing back the McCoy style character, but by season's end, TPTB changed their minds and brought back Bev.

Besides, it didn't make sense for Bev Crusher to leave her underaged son alone on a Starship, no matter how much you trust the crew and captain.

[Kirkman1987]

I like both doctors, But I though Pulaski was nice to have around, as everyone else was so damn nice.