Least liked character per series

[Gov Kodos]

TOS: Loved the cast, no one I'd get rid of at all.
TNG: More a question of who I'd get rid of first except for Data and Guinen.
DS9: I never warmed up to this series much, liked almost no one but Garak, Sisko and the Ferengi.
Voyager: Like DS9, could only enjoy Janeway, the Doc and Seven, space the rest.
Enterprise: No one, the only other series that I liked all the cast.

 

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TOS: Sadly every female character was pretty useless.
TNG: Didn't hate anybody. Not even Wesley. The sense of camaraderie among the crew always makes me feel all fuzzy and warm inside while watching TNG.
DS9: Kira sucked because Nana Visitor is a terrible actress. Terry Farrell is even worse but her character was fun at times.
Voy: I would've said Harry Kim but then I remembered that awesome podcast interview with Garrett Wang where he basically told everybody about how awful it was on set, how much everybody hated each other and what a bitch "the Grew" was being towards Jeri Ryan. So I guess I'll go for B'Elanna Torres who always seemed obnoxious and unfun to me.
Enterprise: Made me feel fuzzy and warm again. Don't hate anybody but Mayweather was a bit dull.

 

[CorporalCaptain]

TOS: Chapel. Sorry, looks like I have to shove somebody out the airlock, or else Kirk might get picked, which seems even weaker to me. Chapel never really did much anyway.

TAS: Kyle. This is easy, because it's not really Kyle.

TNG: Yar. Yeah, I have to admit, she was worse than Pulaski. Such a shame though, because she had a nice *beep*.

DS9: Quark. An explanation is order. The writers caused Quark to develop into something warm and fuzzy, by suggesting that deep down he has a human conscience, that only needed human nurturing to bring out. Bullshit. To humans, Quark would always appear to be a psychopathic business shark. Always. I cringed every time Quark exhibited a human conscience. Quark should have been a perfect antagonist, rather than a protagonist.

VOY: Tuvok. He rarely said anything truly insightful, he was often depicted as inept or barely functional, and was often the butt of a joke. Not a contrast to Spock, but nearly a parody. Out the airlock.

ENT: Reed. Someone observed that his character was the same as the Mirror Universe version. Ha, ha! That's not exactly true, but I can see the point, due to his constant glumness. He would have been much more interesting to me, if he had been a major in the Starfleet Marine Corps, which according to Memory Alpha was an early conception. This would have been more realistic, and it would have especially created more of a clash of cultures in the main cast, leading to greater drama.

nuTrek: Chekov. I can do that! I can do that! And the actual transporter chief couldn't??? The boyish enthusiasm was so annoying!