I was promised a naked Wedding on Betazed, more than once.
Stumbled across an article on the Valkyrie Directive that kinda spells out the absurdity of Troi’s attire quite nicely.
the whole concept was ridiculous, and a reflection of the men in charge and Gene's 'wonderful vision' when it came to his main female staff.
It's possible that all of the images would not open for me, but I did not see open chest baring tops on any of the men in the pictures that would open. No male cleavage could be seen.Again, for what it's worth, aside from cleavage and the notion that it's improper, other officers including men did wear more casual/comfortable variations than standard uniform while on duty.
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I don't get Sirtis's claim (though it's probably meant to be comically both serious and not) that Troi was, acted brainless until season 6, that seems pretty harshly dismissive of the character up til then.
And the equivalent to female cleavage would probably be more of a similar... presentation of/ hint at off of the men's primary sexual organs.It's possible that all of the images would not open for me, but I did not see open chest baring tops on any of the men in the pictures that would open. No male cleavage could be seen.
Is there uniform pictures where all the other crew have high neck uniforms and one male in the picture has his chest hair showing through the low, wide Vneck on his uniform.
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We don't see too much of that as I can recall.And the equivalent to female cleavage would probably be more of a similar... presentation of/ hint at off of the men's primary sexual organs.
Naked betazoid wedding is obviously totally missing the point. If everyone is naked, and the camera treats everyone equally, there's hardly a problem. Not one of sexism, anyway. Now, whether it would make good storytelling... would depend on the writers and drectos etc., I guess.
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I found it annoying that Worf never showed up with the low, wide deep V-neck Jammies.
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Not enough.Well, his brother Kurn showed off that freaky Klingon chest in DS9 "Sons of Mogh."
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I try to watch TOS and some if the stories seem good, but the women in those costumes, most of the time I can't watch very long.Not enough.
To the point above that men wore more casual-wear too, yeah, and the nature of not proves the point. It looks nothing like Troi’s or Seven’s or for that matter Kira or T’Pol’s uniforms. TOS is THE example of female eye-candy in sci-fi back in the day. The television version of those pulp zines with buxom blonds in bikinis being attacked by giant preying mantis aliens from Planet X on the covers — there may have been legit sci-fi in the story, but the window-dressing sure didn’t hurt. The idea that it’s not is having drank the alt coolaid.
The costume that caused Jeri Ryan problems was the Borg costume, not any of the others. And while she did become faint, she never passed out.
But for the most part Trek, and sci-fi, were sexless for me.
I have read in several places that, yes the Borg suit did put pressure on her artery, but it was the silver outfit which caused her to pass out (and prevented her from bending her torso) hence why it was retired rather quickly and replaced by the (still very tight) catsuits Seven wore for the rest of the show.
Glad I wasn't the only one who wasn't turned on by any of the Star Trek men, I mean Alexander Siddig is quite hot, but his character isn't. And while Avery Brooks is also quite attractive his character, like others have said, was "too old" for teenage me. I do think I had a mild attraction to Tom Paris, though.
I think part of it might be that the way Star Trek presents it men is just not appealing to me, they're all squeaky clean military types with super correct hair cuts and more often than not clean shaven. In SciFi I'm generally more into the "Han Solo" type of guy, especially when I was still a teenager, and that's not really an aesthetic we see a lot in Star Trek.
That being said, while, again the character was awful, I found the actor who played Okona in TNG very attractive.
However with Will Riker, for example, you could make him up however you wanted and I still wouldn't find him attractive. It's nothing against Johnathan Frakes as a person or an actor, I just don't find his face and mannerisms attractive.
The first time I saw TNG Picard looked like he was in his 70's. I thought he looked terrible and too old to be in charge of a "military" ship. I never had any interest in the show until years later after I was out of the Army.
In Re-run, suddenly I thought he was the Cat's meow.
I liked Hans Solo too, and Worf and Sisko, especially after the beard and shaved head!
I never found Siddig attractive at all.
If have dated Quark before Dr. Bashir!
Riker is/was very good looking, very nice features. Almost along the lines of Tom Selleck. (Sp?)
Riker is/was very good looking, very nice features. Almost along the lines of Tom Selleck. (Sp?)
I thought get hair almost always looked good after they got rid of the 1960's hairpiece/ wedding cake hair styles.I think Deanna Troi looked her best in Season 7. For one thing, that catsuit never did her justice. And it took the makeup and hair department 6 years to figure out how to make her look hot. So my fav Troi was definitely from season 7 / Generations.
Totally ridiculous, it would take 3 hours to do that mess every morning.
Totally ridiculous, it would take 3 hours to do that mess every morning.
If i might wallow in a little self-indulgence, here is the answer (just scroll down a little to the magazine bit)I have the theory that she slept sitting up during season 1 when she had that ridiculous up-do with the braids and jewels, so she didn't have to re-do it every day. Or maybe on one of those neck-breaking pillows Geisha slept on in the olden days for the same reason.
Not sure how she went about washing her hair though...maybe she didn't, or perhaps sonic showers don't mess up your coiffure? Or maybe the sweat/grime was removed from her hair every time she used the transporter?
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