Star Trek: Who is the best Captain?

[arrow61095]

Originally Posted by Pyre

I do the Picard maneuver when I get out of my chair at work.

Me too. I hate it when my shirt rides up & makes wrinkles in the shoulders.

[MarcelS1]

Sisko. No surprise here...

[nycomet]

I like Janeway except when she was PMSing.

She has NADS (or perhaps she just has a HUGE nacelle down below deck in her cargo bay).

I heard a rumor that Janeway had the hots for Seven of Nine. I think EVERYONE had the hots for Seven of Nine. After all, resistance is futile.

Janeway - all the way.

[mystiksuicide]

Originally Posted by nycomet

I like Janeway except when she was PMSing.

She has NADS (or perhaps she just has a HUGE nacelle down below deck in her cargo bay).

I heard a rumor that Janeway had the hots for Seven of Nine. I think EVERYONE had the hots for Seven of Nine. After all, resistance is futile.

Janeway - all the way.

I loved Voyager and Janeway was one bad bi---. Your right she probably was PMSing that's wht made her a bad ass

[Anthony P]

easy, Kirk, not even close, he made the franchise. None of the others would have made it with out it. He is the perfect captain, he did not even need a number one.

who will you vote for,

Sisco: DS9 was the only series where the bar keep had more presence in the show then the captain.

Janeway: her claim to faim is getting her ship lost and losing contact with the rest of the world

Picard: He was just a figure head

[Red Hood]

Cameron Frye

[cajmoyper]

First of all, anyone who votes for anyone other than the 'big two' Kirk or Picard is just being goofy. Second, I'm going with the one who didn't mind putting himself, his crew, or his ship in danger for a good adventure and the one who was on the show that overall had a better crew and way better writing, Picard. TNG, Picard all the way, suckas!!!!

[Mr. Joshua]

Originally Posted by Pyre

Cameron Frye

That was just too cool...

[Prometheus59650]

Kirk first and foremost. If not him, then Sisko.

[Maximus]

Who the hell voted for Janeway!?!?!?

[doctorD]

Kirk all the way...
Smartest of them all
He got all the ladies...even the ugly ones! (classic line from "In Living Color")

and...Khaaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnn!!!

[Mr. Joshua]

Kirk first and then Archer just because his Vulcan sidekick has nice knockers.... Oh she is oh so hot....

[doctorsteve]

Bob Keeshan

[owa]

Kirk for the reasons mentioned earlier. He kicked butt, always got the girl, wasn't politically correct and didn't cry at the drop of a hat (i.e. wasn't so sensitive).

[cravnsn]

Originally Posted by doctorsteve

Bob Keeshan

Separated at birth, perhaps?

[cravnsn]

James T. Kirk took the phrase “To bodly go where no man has gone before” to a whole new level.



Had her



Had her twice



Did her



Did her, and it didn’t even turn green



How do you think they got promoted?



Each one in turn, and then all together



They reproduced by eating? Yeah, right!



‘Nuff said

[Petra_Kalbrain]

Originally Posted by cravnsn

James T. Kirk took the phrase “To bodly go where no man has gone before” to a whole new level.



Had her



Had her twice



Did her



Did her, and it didn’t even turn green



How do you think they got promoted?



Each one in turn, and then all together



They reproduced by eating? Yeah, right!



‘Nuff said

Seriously, I believe that this type of chauvenistic perspective belongs in the time of Henry VIII!

Jean-Luc Picard may not have been a brutal womanizer and I can understand how the neandrethal male populace would not see him as "fitting their ultimate criteria as the ULTIMATE captain of the Starship Enterprise." However, he was the exemplary speciman of what a commander-in-chief ought to be. Perhaps some political figures in seats of power (G.W.B. and future occupants of a certain house painted in, what can best be described as, a lack of colour) could do well by studying his approach of "mind over might" instead of Kirk's "fight over negotiation" techniques!!! Then maybe we would have a world that isn't on the verge of creating a military industrial complex that would have George Orwell sh!tting in his pants.

[cravnsn]

Originally Posted by Petra_Kalbrain

Seriously, I believe that this type of chauvenistic perspective belongs in the time of Henry VIII!

Jean-Luc Picard may not have been a brutal womanizer and I can understand how the neandrethal male populace would not see him as "fitting their ultimate criteria as the ULTIMATE captain of the Starship Enterprise." However, he was the exemplary speciman of what a commander-in-chief ought to be. Perhaps some political figures in seats of power (G.W.B. and future occupants of a certain house painted in, what can best be described as, a lack of colour) could do well by studying his approach of "mind over might" instead of Kirk's "fight over negotiation" techniques!!! Then maybe we would have a world that isn't on the verge of creating a military industrial complex that would have George Orwell sh!tting in his pants.

Uh, dude...it was a joke man

[Petra_Kalbrain]

Originally Posted by cravnsn

Uh, dude...it was a joke man

HAHAHA... well, in the context of humour, that IS funny. However, it needs to be clearly categorized as a satirical post. Far too many males are walking sacks of testosterone. It's one thing to admire a woman's beauty for the entirety of who she is body, soul, and mind. It's another to stop at the body and want to have her sheerly out of the need to feel dominant... which Kirk did most of the time.

[doctorsteve]

Originally Posted by Petra_Kalbrain

Far too many males are walking sacks of testosterone. It's one thing to admire a woman's beauty for the entirety of who she is body, soul, and mind. It's another to stop at the body and want to have her sheerly out of the need to feel dominant... which Kirk did most of the time.

(Wondering if Petra's typing this in a Tim Horton's up yonder, hoping that the cute girl with the black hair will walk by and read what he's typing as she goes to refill her coffee... Roll up the rim to win, Petra!)