Rom. I don't care about the whole 'geek gets the girl' thing - everytime he spoke I wanted to push him into the transporter and scatter his atoms across the galaxy.

Nero: tissue-thin motivation, questionable tactics and NO common sense.

Kes looked surprisingly hot with the right haircut. I believe she wore that only one episode, though...

Keiko, yeah, I never liked her. Nor Alexander. Kai WInn at least you could love to hate, though she was particularly nasty. Like finger nails on a chalkboard...

Completely agree r.e Kes. I don't agree that she was annoying and she actually looked pretty damn hot in 'Scorpion' wearing that catsuit, with the longer hair.

The mirror universe characters. In fact, the Mirror Universe in general.

Janeway and her string of crap decisions really annoyed me.

Every episode had a scene with someone giving some useful advice or valid input to a situation.
Her attitude was always; "Thank you for your concerns, but I will do what I want."

she had to mask her voice so it was distinguishable form the computer. hence why its so annoying

That person being, The Great Bird-of-the-Galaxy... Eugene Wesley Roddenberry.

After Jar Jar, I siad the same thing about George Lucas too. So don't think I feel bad now. lol.

It's a toss between Dr. Polasky (it's a shame they wasted some of the best writing on her) and Guinnen. (I just hate Whoopie with a passion). After that all Bajorans, then Wesley, and finally Keiko.

In Star Trek:

Most of the Klingons in later Trek TV bothered me.

Loud, blustery space-jocks who thought they were really impressive and scary when, typically, they weren't.

In general, they used the word `honor' to justify any and every action that the plot required, and they were easily manipulated into stupid and/or unwinnable battles with a few strategically-placed and totally-transparent insults.

I just found it really hard to believe in the later-series Klingons; that they actually represented a functioning culture and a viable galactic political state.

In Star Trek Online:

These days, I really dislike Captain Shon of the Enterprise-F, because his "worthiness" for that legendary command seemed so contrived to me.

He was a virtual (pun intended) nobody in the STO universe, until the last featured episode spent signiificant effort trying to "sell" him to the player base.

I realize random ship assignments happen in real life, but Star Trek is an ongoing fiction, not reality.

A storied starship deserves a storied crew, and in a game where characters like Akira Sulu and Miral Paris have already intersected with players' careers, Shon seems completely contrived and unworthy to me.

Oh, I also loathe Franklin Drake, but then, you're /supposed/ to hate him.

My opinions only. Yours may vary.


KOS