Where Are the Rogues and Scoundrels in Star Trek?

[urrutiap]

Besides old original Harry mudd being a smuggler or human sex slave owner whatever he was, theres other " rogues/scoundrels that dont mean much harm

Data's "father" creator
various rogue like people plenty of them throughout Next generation, Voyager and deep space nine

 

[Nyotarules]

The rogues and scoundrels are in the Admiralty, exceptions Cornwall and April.

 

[B.J.]

The rogues and scoundrels are in the Admiralty, exceptions Cornwall and April.

I'd include Admiral Vance in those exceptions.

 

[Frostscape One]

And Nechayev. While a bit of a hardass, she was never corrupt or incompetant.

And Admiral Quinn, from "Coming Of Age" and "Conspiracy".

And Nakamura throughout TNG.

 

[Ovation]

I gotta say Spockson the Barbarian leaping through The GOF on a space-horse is a hoot.

Boris sci-fi covers in the 70s and 80s were almost always…eye catching.

 

[Tim Walker]

Harcourt Fenton Mudd
Cyrano Jones

There was a contrast between these two, creating a bit of depth. Jones as the lovable scamp, Mudd as the con man.

And in the background, organized crime-the Orion Syndicate.

 

[Frostscape One]

There was a contrast between these two, creating a bit of depth. Jones as the lovable scamp, Mudd as the con man.

And in the background, organized crime-the Orion Syndicate.

Plus, Mudd was a far more selfish and worse person than Cyrano Jones.

 

[kkt]

Wouldn't it have been interesting if they had gone ahead and given us another Okona episode a couple seasons later even though the character wasn't a big hit with audiences?

Personally I could have done without Harry Mudd ever showing up again.

Kor

I kinda liked him showing up again. Although I, Mudd gave the audience more to think about.

 

[kkt]

Besides old original Harry mudd being a smuggler or human sex slave owner whatever he was, theres other " rogues/scoundrels that dont mean much harm

Data's "father" creator
various rogue like people plenty of them throughout Next generation, Voyager and deep space nine

The women went willingly. Harry was a con artist, not a slave owner.

 

[Crisp Conditions]

The space hippies in "The Way to Eden" were roguish.

 

[1001001]

I kinda liked him showing up again. Although I, Mudd gave the audience more to think about.

Magic to Make the Sanest Man Go Mad was really good, IMHO.

 

[King Bob!]

Magic to Make the Sanest Man Go Mad was really good, IMHO.

I did like the Short Trek that featured Mudd.

 

[korblborp]

TNG season 2 gave us "The Outrageous Okona" (Troi literally described him as a "Rogue"), we as a fandom said, "No, thank you," and that was the end of that.

i liked Okona, but then he is the rocketeer (although that role was later). he did show up in Lower Decks, albeit briefly. MCing the admirals' ball or something, iirc.

 

[Frostscape One]

And he was in PRODIGY.

 

[FormerLurker]

he is the rocketeer

I wonder how much Disney had to pay for not putting the "O" in his screen credit.