Here's a coincidence...

[kkt]

In my current DS9 rewatch, The Circle and The Siege just happen to come up today of all days.

 

[Timo]

...With the heroes ultimately bursting in on a government meeting and saving the day?

Timo Saloniemi

 

[Bry_Sinclair]

Though they did had actual evidence of corruption.

 

[dupersuper]

Trump or Winn: who wore would-be-dictator better?

 

[kkt]

Winn. If Winn planned a coup, it would have succeeded.

 

[Bry_Sinclair]

Winn is clearly more intelligent and cunning, with a clear plan in mind with her fingers in many pies in order to achieve what she wanted.

 

[dupersuper]

Winn. If Winn planned a coup, it would have succeeded.

If not, she'd just throw her co-conspirator under the bus.

 

[Timo]

And Winn would actually have the support of a traditionally adversarial foreign state. Although she wouldn't admit to it.

Timo Saloniemi

 

[Farscape One]

Winn, for a very simple reason.

'Win' is part of her name.

It's like in SUPERNATURAL... the boys will always end up winning, because they are the Winchesters, not the Losechesters.

 

[kkt]

Winn, for a very simple reason.

'Win' is part of her name.

It's like in SUPERNATURAL... the boys will always end up winning, because they are the Winchesters, not the Losechesters.

You're quoting MASH, when Charles got the job of representing Klinger at his preliminary hearing before court marital? And Charles was losing until the cavalry in the form of Hawkeye and Hunnicutt came in with new evidence that Klinger was innocent?

 

[Farscape One]

Actually, I was quoting Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles. They said this years ago and it just stuck. Plus it sounds cool.

I have only seen a few episodes of M*A*S*H*, and I had no idea about that quote. But I can see that happening... from what I do remember of what I've seen, Charles Winchester was rather overconfident to the point of narcissistic and I can see him saying something like that.

 

[Clownmeat]

Trump or Winn: who wore would-be-dictator better?

Weyoun is likeable.

 

[Rey]

Weyoun is likeable.

Is this implying Weyoun should run as a third party, or that the presidential ticket is Winn/Weyoun? I hope it's the former, and we can have all of the different Weyouns running at once.

 

[somebuddyX]

Founder/Founder ticket. Weyoun is their Leo McGarry who drove all the way to the Omarion Nebula and asked them to run.
"Be the change you wish to see."

 

[Lynx]

Winn was a great villain. Not to mention that she looks like an old aunt of mine. but my aunt was a nice person.

Weyoun was one of Star Trek's best villains. Really slimy character. Sometimes I just laughed at him and his manners and comments, sometimes I just wanted to grab a phaser, jump into the TV screen and just shoot him.

As for villains, I wonder if Dukat wasn't the best villain ever in Star Trek. he was brilliant in all his evil sceming.

 

[Clownmeat]

Is this implying Weyoun should run as a third party, or that the presidential ticket is Winn/Weyoun? I hope it's the former, and we can have all of the different Weyouns running at once.

Is this implying Weyoun should run as a third party, or that the presidential ticket is Winn/Weyoun? I hope it's the former, and we can have all of the different Weyouns running at once.

Forgive me, it began as an inspired thought and then slipped away. But, yes. All Weyouns running at once would be less overwhelming than what I experienced last month when I accidentally read the news stories.

 

[Oddish]

Winn was played by Louise Fletcher, whose "Big Nurse" Ratched is #5 on AFI's list of worst villains (eclipsed only by Hannibal Lecter, Darth Vader, Norman Bates, and the Wicked Witch of the West).

So yeah, Louise Fletcher knows how to be BAD!