Villians you really hated
- Thread starter Saratoga NX-3842
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Yeah, the lawyer guy from "And the Children Shall Lead" was really annoying, but another pompous SOB I hated even more was that inky blob guy who killed Denise Crosby in TNG.
Teh heh quoth she.
Nardpuncher
Rear Admiral
I agree. Star Trek never produced many anger-inducing villains, but she's one you really want to kick in the face a good dozen times!
There is no greater villain on all of Trek than Sloan.
If for no other reason that he wasn't a foreign power or a self serving traitor, but a consecrated idealist who truly believed in what he was doing and was willing to die for it. The fact that people still argue over whether or not Section 31 is justified is testament to that.
If for no other reason that he wasn't a foreign power or a self serving traitor, but a consecrated idealist who truly believed in what he was doing and was willing to die for it. The fact that people still argue over whether or not Section 31 is justified is testament to that.
Another vote for Kai Winn. She was on your side, but double-crossed you at every turn. You wanted her to make the right decision, but EVERY TIME SHE CHOSE THE WRONG ONE. The ONLY time Winn made the right decision was to distract Dukat so Sisco could kill him. I hated her with such a passion. I hated to hate her. She just filled me with fury. In fact, I think she was probably the best-acted and written villain in all of Star Trek. Others had better actors or better dialog, but Kai Winn was the best overall enemy. She's the only one who brought those emotions in me, at least.
The Borg were a force of nature. Romulans and Klingons were more like adversaries like the Russians. Dukat was closer to Kai Winn on the villian-scale, but the writers gave him too much with the mustache twirlling. Winn was just so devious, though.
The Borg were a force of nature. Romulans and Klingons were more like adversaries like the Russians. Dukat was closer to Kai Winn on the villian-scale, but the writers gave him too much with the mustache twirlling. Winn was just so devious, though.
Edward Jellico
MeanJoePhaser
Admiral
So you hate Shower Curtain and Garbage Bag?
I hated Alixis from DS9's "Paradise". So much that I hate most luddites I encounter in real life. It's hard to be rude to Amish people, but...
Also the religious fanatic from CHOSEN REALM. I just wanted Porthos to rip his throat out.
The Female Changling was annoying, too. I almost wish Garak would've pulled that trigger.
The woman from "Paradise" because she was a self-righteous bitch.
If all the villains are fun and enjoyable, then either the villains were written really well, or the heroes were written really badly
Oh, good one there. His uppity behavior and pompous self really wanted me to smack him. But then that lead to a very powerful climax... despite the episode building the viewer up and up to hate this guy and disagree with him at every turn, once it became clear that Lal's life was in danger, the Admiral tried his damndest to help Data save her. The Admiral then walked out of the lab to break the bad news to Lal's concerned friends, and the Admiral, the guy the episode built up to make the viewer hate, was close to tears and just full of sorrow in his failure to save someone's daughter, who was a living, sentient being. Truly a very well written "villain."
Good Will Riker
Admiral
Then, you must have also disliked Star Trek: Insurrection for similar reasons.
I am usually a fan of Michael Piller's works, but as a TV writer just did not like what he wrote or what he had to say in DS9's "Paradise" and Star Trek: Insurrection.
Kai Winn, the female Changeling, and any Temporal Cold War related villains.
I don't know. The actual Korob and Silvia forms looked kind of cute, like a novelty toy you might attach to your pencil...
T'Pring I can understand. Who really wants to be stuck in an arranged marriage for a couple of centuries?
