Well, if you're going to dis Bobba Fett.
What are your controversial Star Trek opinions?
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Well, if you're going to dis Bobba Fett.
Yes...?
Honestly, I've seen Cuck Norris style jokes with Janeway and Boba Fett. So take it as you will.
Chuck Norris once stared down the entire Klingon High Command. A day later they named a ship class after him.
The Maga-class garbage scow.
The Maga-class garbage scow.
Nuts.
You can think of Kathryn Janeway (or any other Trek character) any way you choose. And so will I. Learn to like it, because I am known for my intransigence.
Bless your little heart 
Captain Picard isn't really bald, he just shaves his head to look like Captain Robau.Prime Captain Robau , UFP President for four terms...take that Archer!
So Captain Jellico misses the cut once again. I guess you guys just don't like a disciplined working environment
I also omitted Pike, Worf, Tuvok, Chakotay, and a number of others who were seen in command for relatively brief periods of time. But be that as it may, Jellico would lose serious points for initiating a major organizational change on the eve of battle. Even if four shifts ARE better than three (DS9 suggests that they are, but remember that they run a 26-hour day), you make the switch during a period of routine activity.
Surviving for 7 years without any support in a quadrant that is more often hostile than friendly probably is something not every Starfleet captain can pull off and is quite the achievement of Janeway (or rather, of the entire Voyager crew).
What I don't like though is the way the writers of later Voyager seemed determined to let her win every encounter- and be smug about it. Every Starfleet Captain before Janeway has known the moment of the (occasional) defeat, can't win scenario, or simply being outsmarted / outmaneuvered by the antagonist - Kirk, Picard, and Sisko certainly have, and Janeway has known it, too - it's just that these moments did seem to become rarer and rarer as Voyager's arc went on.
That's just my feeling when watching Voyager, though. An objective analysis of the series might prove me wrong.
What I don't like though is the way the writers of later Voyager seemed determined to let her win every encounter- and be smug about it. Every Starfleet Captain before Janeway has known the moment of the (occasional) defeat, can't win scenario, or simply being outsmarted / outmaneuvered by the antagonist - Kirk, Picard, and Sisko certainly have, and Janeway has known it, too - it's just that these moments did seem to become rarer and rarer as Voyager's arc went on.
That's just my feeling when watching Voyager, though. An objective analysis of the series might prove me wrong.
Why would anyone bother?
So, do Klingons have hair or did they all start wearing wigs post DSC?
We do not discuss it with outsiders.
Fair enough. Respect my right to my own opinion then, however much you dislike it. I will do likewise.
Badass toupee!
One can respect the right to an opinion while noting that it is poorly reasoned and nonsensical, as many of your posts are. Some seem to be intended as clever or funny; they achieve neither. The "Chuck Norris" foolishness falls under that heading.
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