IIRC Jellico is supposed to be based partially on 20th century Military Type/s
according to some of the members on this board.
4 shifts from 3 shifts I wanted to slap Riker over his NOT wanting to get that done
Least favorite character
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according to some of the members on this board.
4 shifts from 3 shifts I wanted to slap Riker over his NOT wanting to get that done
Not from me. I'm standing over here nodding.
My thoughts on the situation entirely. In my opinion her character stole from Troi, and what people see as some sort of wise intervention, I see as unsolicited meddling. But that's just me.
She was cool when she did her best Scarlet Witch impression and startled Q.
kitsune
Captain
I reviewed Elementary, Dear Data, but she doesn't seem to insult Data in front of Picard in that episode.
"Where Silence Has Lease" ?
kitsune
Captain
That seems to be it.
Dr. Beverly Crusher. What a 90's housewife! I mean come on, my mom died when i was young was stepmom was Bev Crusher, I wanna date my boss. Do u think I'm hoT?
No really, she was just really cardboard. Reminds me of Cindi from my dads carpool. Bleach blonde redhead. Come on!
Also The Cracker Wil Wheaton. If this guy was cute, different story, but hes a dork and boring, so no al crushers are lamo s in the Molly book.
No really, she was just really cardboard. Reminds me of Cindi from my dads carpool. Bleach blonde redhead. Come on!
Also The Cracker Wil Wheaton. If this guy was cute, different story, but hes a dork and boring, so no al crushers are lamo s in the Molly book.
Oh, how I love what this thread has become! It's like a perfect example of everything I like most about this place - particularly humour, politeness, and insight! 
Thank you so much for the compliment, and a very clever way to give it I might add!
Expressing hatred for a character by saying you hope he died in a war=hilarious.
I've disagreed with you vehemently in other threads, but you are absolutely spot-on right here. I was aware of Pulaski's mean-spiritedness towards Data, but I never realized just how extreme it was until your thoughtful and eloquent analysis of it there really put it into perspective.
Coincidentally, Pulaski seemed to finally realize the error in her judgment of Data right before she left the series for good. I'm referring to "Peak Performance", where she goes to his quarters and tells him to "stop sulking", admitting to herself and to him that Data is a lot more human than anyone gives him credit for (including Data himself). I think it was Pulaski's best moment on the show, and probably the only one in which I really liked her. Not that it made me sad about her leaving after only one more episode.
TooMuchFun said:
kitsune said:
Thank you so much for the compliment, and a very clever way to give it I might add!
Expressing hatred for a character by saying you hope he died in a war=hilarious.Myasishchev said:
I've disagreed with you vehemently in other threads, but you are absolutely spot-on right here. I was aware of Pulaski's mean-spiritedness towards Data, but I never realized just how extreme it was until your thoughtful and eloquent analysis of it there really put it into perspective.
Coincidentally, Pulaski seemed to finally realize the error in her judgment of Data right before she left the series for good. I'm referring to "Peak Performance", where she goes to his quarters and tells him to "stop sulking", admitting to herself and to him that Data is a lot more human than anyone gives him credit for (including Data himself). I think it was Pulaski's best moment on the show, and probably the only one in which I really liked her. Not that it made me sad about her leaving after only one more episode.
Excluding Wesley Crusher, my least favourite main character is Troi. Because in the average episode the only thing she has to add is either "He's hiding something" or something so obvious that it made me wonder why the rest of the crew didn't scream "Captain Obvious and Commander Dûh to the rescue!!!".
pulaski, because of the way she was with data. it was uncomfortable how often she insulted him, and that nobody was fussed about it.
Even a broken clock...
Well, it took forever. I mean, he's really obviously a person. It's reasonably apparent he has feelings, even if not human ones. He was as alive as Pulaski was. Moreso, really. She was just a copy they made in the transporter.I was aware of Pulaski's mean-spiritedness towards Data, but I never realized just how extreme it was until your thoughtful and eloquent analysis of it there really put it into perspective.
Coincidentally, Pulaski seemed to finally realize the error in her judgment of Data right before she left the series for good. I'm referring to "Peak Performance", where she goes to his quarters and tells him to "stop sulking", admitting to herself and to him that Data is a lot more human than anyone gives him credit for (including Data himself). I think it was Pulaski's best moment on the show, and probably the only one in which I really liked her. Not that it made me sad about her leaving after only one more episode.
Btw, I liked the Pakleds. They were fun, although it's questionable how sensitive to people with reduced mental capacity Samaritan Snare was... the moral might have been "Don't underestimate someone just because you think they're stupid," but they surrendered to a light show.
Pulaski and Jellico
My husband was a U.S. Marine, and he loathes Jellico (perhaps because he did know and dislike officers exactly like him). Then again, he loathes Riker in practically every episode, and there are a lot more Riker episodes than Jellico episodes.
Yes They both deserved to be whipped one acted like a child and the other a JackA**
The crew of the Enterprise came off as a crew of dolts in that ep.
Definitely Beverly Crusher... almost every line from every episode annoyed me.
EDIT: Come to think about it, as much as I can't stand Wesley either, I would've gladly added him to the regular cast in exchange for Beverly leaving the show.
EDIT: Come to think about it, as much as I can't stand Wesley either, I would've gladly added him to the regular cast in exchange for Beverly leaving the show.
[Even a broken clock...
Okay, I think there's a reference here that went over my head.
You just don't like the idea of us agreeing completely on everything in a thread, right?
Interesting interpretation of that episode, but whatever its intentions may have been, all I saw were extremely irritating characters that it made me cringe to hear and watch. Unlike Kai Winn or Keiko when she was possessed by a Pah Wraith for example - villains who make you feel like punching them, but at the same time you have to admit are great villains because you "love to hate them". Those guys I just hated as poorly-conceived characters with no quality besides being annoying.
Also, I find all the Bev Crusher hate in here very upsetting.
I thought she was delightful...I wish she'd had more lines and more episodes built around her in the series. I think her finest moments were giving Data dancing lessons in "Data's Day" and her adventure with Picard in "Attached". I don't know how anyone who loves the rest of the cast could not at least have some affection for her based on her interactions with those two key members in those situations.
kitsune
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[Even a broken clock...
Okay, I think there's a reference here that went over my head.
Even a broken watch (or clock) is right twice a day.
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