5 Hottest Star Trek Women
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58472 — 21 years ago(March 05, 2005 02:43 AM)
- 7 of 9
- Hoshi (remember the episode where her shirt got ripped off? I do)
- T'Pol
- Ezri Dax (and I remember her from the Kids in the Hall movie, but not the show)
- Kes (with Jennifer Lien's real hair, not that bad wig she wore in season 1 and 2).
Leeta was not too shabby (she was a Dabo girl after all) and Ashley Judd's character Lefler was hot (she only did an episode or two, but that's enough for me). Oh yeah, Teri Hatcher's small role on Next Gen.!
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outfielder24 — 21 years ago(March 09, 2005 01:29 PM)
- 7 of 9
- T'Pol
- Uhura
- Belanna
- Deanna Troi
Honorable mentions: Kes (with long hair) Beverly Crusher (If only she wasn't supposed to be Wesley's mother, That makes her hotness disappear) Tasha Yar (I wonder what she would look like with long hair) romulan commander.
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jro8r4 — 20 years ago(April 19, 2005 01:00 AM)
a lot of good choices I've seen here, here's my list:
- T'Pol
- 7 of 9
- B'Elanna Torres
- Kira Nerys as "The Intendent"
- Ezri Dax
Honorable Mentions: Jadzia Dax, Leeta, Minuete, Vash, Keiko, Robin Lefler, the Hottie-Queen from Crios Prime in ENT's "Precious Cargo", definitely that Romulan Commander from Nemesis, and Marina Sirtis but only in TNG's First Season, and last but not least
The Borg Queen. Mmmmm, Alice Krige.
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pacholeknbnj — 20 years ago(April 22, 2005 02:39 PM)
My rankings:
- Marina Sirtis as Deanna Troi. All that and brains, too. I was 17 when TNG started, and putting her on TV looking like THAT was completely unfair. She was Catherine Zeta-Jones before CZJ was. The only drawback is that not only will she finish your sentences, but, being an empath, she'll even finish your thoughts. OK, two drawbacks: There's her mother (Majel Barrett Roddenberry).
- Terry Farrell as Jadzia Dax. Yikes. Yes, I know, she was once a man. Or was that twice? But think of how many sex tricks she could have learned in 300 years. But You kissed a Klingon? Ewwww! Gross! As for Nicole DeBoer as Ezri Dax, she was pretty cute, but I gotta give her an "incomplete." We just didn't see her enough. Though, as a baseball nut, I loved that catch she made in "Take Me Out to the Holosuite."
- Jolene Blalock as T'Pol. She has said that Spock was the bigger sex symbol than Kirk. The reason is obvious: Kirk was so easy, while Spock, being half-alien, was "forbidden fruit" to the liberated chicks of the Sixties. T'Pol would never have slept with a human man without that Vulcan drug's influence, sending her to Trip. I'm still waiting for her to tell Archer, "Captain, I like you, but not in that way."
- Linda Park as Hoshi Sato. An incredibly underused character, as was the archetype
- Nichelle Nichols as Nyota Uhura. At least Sato has been able to flex her romantic muscles once or twice, whereas Uhura wasn't allowed to do anything more than flirt as an escape strategy, to add insult to injury with the "Mirror Universe" Hikaru Sulu (George Takei) and, whatever you think of the "real Sulu," that one was no prize. What can you do, on TV, the Sixties were still the Fifties, where you could push the envelope only so far
- Roxann Dawson as B'Elanna Torres. I've seen her without the Klingon makeup. I'd like to see her without the makeup or the uniform.
- Jeri Ryan as Seven of Nine (Annika Hansen). Personally, I liked her better as a teacher on "Boston Public." That hairdo and those facial implants just ruined it for me. Still, there are a few overrides I'd like to try manually. (This is the point where Shatner would say, "Get a life!")
- Kate Mulgrew as Kathryn Janeway. Not the first choice of a teenager with runaway hormones, but definitely a mature choice. She had a one-woman stage play about Katherine Hepburn, who (back in the Thirties and Forties) was considered a sex symbol, and if you watch "The Lion In Winter," you'll see Hepburn sounds more like Janeway than the familiar Martin Short impersonation. In fact, Patrick Stewart starred as Henry II in the remake, but it should have been Mulgrew, not Glenn Close, as Eleanor of Aquitaine.
- Gates McFadden as Beverly Crusher. Being roughly the same age as Wesley (Wil Wheaton), for me, Beverly was definitely "forbidden fruit" at the time. But I've always been a sucker for a redhead, and besides, if someone as wise as Jean-Luc Picard (Stewart) sees something in her, there has to be something worth seeing.
- Kim Cattrall as Valeris, though the future "Sex & the City" vamp didn't sleep around in "ST VI: The Undiscovered Country" as far as we know. Again, that forbidden-fruit thing, and even though the legs were covered, those "original series" movie uniforms always, uh, accentuated the women better than the minidress outfits of the Sixties show.
As for the honorable mentions
Whoopi Goldberg as Guinan? There's too much we don't know about her. Maybe you like to live dangerously, but anybody that Q (John DeLancie) is afraid of is too freaky for me.
Michelle Forbes as Ro Laren? Maybe if you're a very drunk (or amnesiac) Will Riker.
Jennifer Hetrick as Vash? I gotta veto this one. Her other well-known ro5b4le was as the first wife of Arnie Becker (Corbin Bernsen, a one-time Q on TNG) on "L.A. Law." Anybody touched by Arnie lost a lot of appeal to me.
Dina Meyer as Donatra (Romulan commander in "Nemesis")? Like Ezri, not enough screen time to make a fair appraisal of the character, but I've seen Meyer in enough roles to know she can stand with any woman in the galaxy.
Nana Visitor as Kira Nerys? Nice body (professional dancer before DS9, so it's not surprising), but too much temper. "Do it" wrong and she might kill you. Besides, she's used to Odo (Rene Auberjonois). You're gonna pursue a woman whose boyfriend can shift his shape to increase the size of his
Jennifer Lien as Kes? It would be a very short relationship.
Lursa and B'Etor? Man, you are SICK! Those picks would be without honor!