> Well, I wouldn't say Star Trek: Voyager HANDS DOWN, but that get's the award
> from me. Look at the basic premis: Janeway does what no copitent captain
> would do- she strands her ship and crew deep in the Delta Quadrent when she
> could easily get them home. And for a conflict between two species she had
> no business getting involved in. A good captain thinks of the safety and
> wellbeing of her crew above all else.
>
> 2. The acting: Mulgrew's acting is just about as stiff and mechanical as any
> major player in Trek. Shatner wasn't Olivier by any stretch, but he did do
> some flashes of brilliance during his stint. The others in the cast weren't
> as bad as Mulgrew, but then again, not saying a whole lot.

> Well, I wouldn't say Star Trek: Voyager HANDS DOWN, but that get's
> the award from me. Look at the basic premis: Janeway does what no
> copitent captain would do- she strands her ship and crew deep in the
> Delta Quadrent when she could easily get them home. And for a
> conflict between two species she had no business getting involved in.
> A good captain thinks of the safety and wellbeing of her crew above
> all else.
>
> 2. The acting: Mulgrew's acting is just about as stiff and mechanical
> as any major player in Trek. Shatner wasn't Olivier by any stretch,
> but he did do some flashes of brilliance during his stint. The others
> in the cast weren't as bad as Mulgrew, but then again, not saying a
> whole lot.
>
> 3. Of course, the political correctness thing. I have no objection
> with there being a multicultural thing, but... Look at it this way,
> in TOS, yeah Uhura was black, but that was just here color. She was a
> communications officer first. Sulu was a navigator who just so
> happened to be of Japanese desent. The crew was just a crew from a ...

>3. Of course, the political correctness thing. I have no objection with
>there being a multicultural thing, but... Look at it this way, in TOS, yeah
>Uhura was black, but that was just here color. She was a communications
>officer first. Sulu was a navigator who just so happened to be of Japanese
>desent. The crew was just a crew from a lot a places. Voyager, it wasn't
>enough that Chakotay was a Native American (I forget which nation), we had
>it shoved down our throats.