Seven of Nine or T'Pol?

[Ptrope]

7 of 9; I think Jeri's both far more attractive and the far better actress. Even outside of ENT, I've been unimpressed by Jolene, and never found her even a little attractive.

 

[Starbreaker]

T'Pol... if I have to choose between these two bland women.

 

[Vic Sixx]

Seven of Nine. Way hotter!

 

[AdmiralSteven]

7 of 9 without a doubt.

 

[startrekwatcher]

T'Pol. Jolene is a very, very beautiful woman and I really love her quirky personality. I've never found Jeri Ryan to be that attractive.

 

[Mach5]

It's a tough question, obviously, but I personally prefer brown-eyed brunettes over blue-eyed blonds, so Polly gets my vote. Plus, T'Pol does have an unfair advantage - those elvish ears of hers...

 

[Saxman1]

Neither is hot looking to me. They both have goofy-looking faces and plastic chests.

 

[Anika Hanson]

Well I think Seven of nine has a better figure but prehaps T'pol might be prettier facially. Maybe a tie.

 

[Islander]

That's a hard one but I have to go with T'Pol. The borg implants make me feel like having too much gadgets in the bed...

 

[Michael]

Both are very attractive women, but personally I find none of them particularly hot myself.

 

[Peter the Younger]

T'Pol, for no logical reason I just find her more attractive.

 

[RaulMacca]

Seven of Nine for me wins hands down, and in the silver Catsuit I feel Jeri Ryan marked a high point in Star Trek, it was never the same after the silver catsuit.

 

[Zameaze]

Seven of Nine for me wins hands down, and in the silver Catsuit I feel Jeri Ryan marked a high point in Star Trek, it was never the same after the silver catsuit.

Ah, Yes.

 

[The Badger]

Seven of Nine for me.

In terms of hotness, she has a small, but significant edge over her rival. Perhaps if T'Pol hadn't had that stupid wig it might have been different.

As to the character, Seven was better written I feel, and that is why she was so interesting. T'Pol was an attempt by TPTB to recreate the Seven effect, only without as much thought being put into it. Later writers did their best to introduce depth, but were hampered by the paper thin characterisation to begin with.

Still, hat's off to Jolene for doing so well with such poor material.

 

[Mach5]

*Seven pic here*

Very nice indeed!

But...

 

[Zameaze]

Perhaps if T'Pol hadn't had that stupid wig it might have been different.

No! Don't you dare mess with the hair, ears, or catsuit. I'd very much like to romance T'Pol. Jolene Blalock? Not so much.

Strange, isn't it?

 

[Mach5]

Perhaps if T'Pol hadn't had that stupid wig it might have been different.

No! Don't you dare mess with the hair, ears, or catsuit.

T'Pol's wig was terrible in season 1, little better in season 2, pretty good in season 3, and again horrendous in season 4.

I never understood the need for a wig anyway...

 

[RandyS]

Perhaps if T'Pol hadn't had that stupid wig it might have been different.

No! Don't you dare mess with the hair, ears, or catsuit.

T'Pol's wig was terrible in season 1, little better in season 2, pretty good in season 3, and again horrendous in season 4.

I never understood the need for a wig anyway...

Neither did I. Saavik looked better with long hair (both of them), so did T'Pring. The short hair on Vulcan women didn't come into fashion until the 24th century, but for some reason, the people who made ENTERPRISE either didn't remember, or didn't care.

Mirror T'Pol didn't exactly have an attractive hairstyle ether, but at least it was better than that stupid wig.

 

[ManaByte]

Jeri Ryan dated Brannon Braga; thus she is tainted.

 

[Mach5]

Jeri Ryan dated Brannon Braga; thus she is tainted.

Don't forget Jack Ryan of Illinois!

BTW, Jolene Blalock dated Edward Furlong... Go figure