Anyone else find Naomi Wildman annoying?

[Guy Gardener]

American posh to me is David Ogden Stiers or Kelsie Grammar.

Any villain from an 80s movie about a ski lodge going out of business that can only be saved by a fraternity racing down deadmans bluff...

I suppose Kate has elements of Hepburn?

besides, there's no such thing as old money in the Federation.

Becasue there's isn't any money.

Although?

In the beginning, she did have princess hair.

 

[Captain_Nick]

Any villain from an 80s movie about a ski lodge going out of business that can only be saved by a fraternity racing down deadmans bluff...

STAN MARSH THE DARSH

 

[lurok]

Hey, she enunciates. That must sound very posh to Green Lantern.

Though I guess that makes Sisko some kind of royalty.

So what does that make Picard? Unless it doesn't count coz ee is a Brit and we all talk posh lak 'im, rite?

Isn't that Hepburn voice called Bryn Mawr or something like that ? (think I read somewhere). Watching Q & Grey recently J & Q banter did remind me of old screwball comedy...

 

[Guy Gardener]

Arte you suggesting that Great Britain conquered France at some point?

 

[exodus]

American posh to me is David Ogden Stiers or Kelsie Grammar.

Grammar is kinda ghetto off screen.
The whole posh thing is just when he's acting.

 

[Sindatur]

Hardly, she's just a small town girl that got a good education and leg up form her pappy.

Hey now, let's not start "Jessica Simpson and her daddy" rumors about Kathryn

 

[Guy Gardener]

Janeways father was an Admiral.

He died on a black ops mission swimming with kathryn according to Jeri's book.

Janeway told kashack that she could weasel her way out of any Prime Directive Violation charges because she knew all of the admiralty personally... How does a freshly minted Captain on her maiden voyage get to be friends with all her fathers friends?

Caligula is latin for little boots.

His mother ised to dress him up as a soldier and he's march to amuse the troops.

20 years later, he was emperor and the 4 guys still alive from those days were generals.

 

[Merlanthe]

I liked Naomi she wasnt anywhere near as annoying as Wesley.

I think part of why Wesley was so annoying is because he was clearly a teenager, one who had grown up in a technologically advanced socioty so his intelligence wasnt that surprising, but from the way he was written and the adult characters treated him onscreen you would have thought he was some super smart CHILD prodigy.

The character was a teenager but was treated like a child.

Naomi on the other hand actually was a child, one that we saw born and grew up onscreen and whose behaviour always seemed to match her physical age (with the exception of that Flotter episode ugh), so she always seemed a more natural character and her inclusion in episodes/storylines also seemed more natural rather than contrived like she just happened to be there when something happened unlike Wesley 'gets to save the day and demonstrate how much smarter he is than any adult due to plot contrivance' Crusher.

 

[Guy Gardener]

In the like second or third episode of tng...

Wesley "I've extended the longrange scan."

Data "How? How did you do that?"

The snot nose kid is smarter than the android but he can't stay off the bloody grass under threat of death.