Will Wheaton is an annoying dork.

Bronwyn Gail Robinson
You've just been J6'd!

Why NOT?
“Call a SPADE, a SPADE; and a TRANNY, a TRANNY, or an IT!!!”.
"THAT'S SOME BAD
SHIT
,
HARRY
!".

Well I don't buy it.

People here say that he IS. They say that he SAYS it.
“Call a SPADE, a SPADE; and a TRANNY, a TRANNY, or an IT!!!”.
"THAT'S SOME BAD
SHIT
,
HARRY
!".

He's not autistic. He hates autistic people.

But he's AUTISTIC!! What's CODELESS?
“Call a SPADE, a SPADE; and a TRANNY, a TRANNY, or an IT!!!”.
"THAT'S SOME BAD
SHIT
,
HARRY
!".

Because he's a humongous codeless The WB-loving (unpopular network at that, compared to UPN, which was way more popular in all 11 yeares)
Xena
-loving asshole, and because he insulted me first. He hates autistics (and I doubt he's trolling) and tomboys and broish gals (the last two being one of the bros). Donna Tella is another one - a bitch who talks too much.
They love
Friends
.
Codeless people are evil. And arrogant.

WHY are you in BATTLE with
AnthonySUCKS
?
“Call a SPADE, a SPADE; and a TRANNY, a TRANNY, or an IT!!!”.
"THAT'S SOME BAD
SHIT
,
HARRY
!".

No I like love Yar.

Wesley
,
Troi
,
Beverly
and
Tasha
.
, is it WHO or WHOM?
“Call a SPADE, a SPADE; and a TRANNY, a TRANNY, or an IT!!!”.
"THAT'S SOME BAD
SHIT
,
HARRY
!".

Speaking (typing, actually) of
Gates McFadden
my brother said it looks like they got her from OFF of THE STREET as far as her ACTING goes.
“Call a SPADE, a SPADE; and a TRANNY, a TRANNY, or an IT!!!”.
"THAT'S SOME BAD
SHIT
,
HARRY
!".

That being said I don't blame Patrick Stewart for that one. While I can't say he's necessarily likable in real life, I really think he was proud of his show and those last 2 movies were for the paycheck.
Marina Sirtis is really cool and unlike Troi in real life. And at least on the show, the fact that in many of the episodes she seems to be acting more like herself than Troi makes her watchable. Gates has no redeeming quality whatsoever. I'm glad they kicked her off in season 2. Too bad it couldn't stay that way for the rest of the run. Wil Wheaton is cool. That father of his, on the show, looked like an asshole too.

Mind you, the only thing that keeps this classic show from being a liberal (and unpopular) The WB/CBS/Tribune version of the 60s show is the fact that the show was black-run, as was their sequels, with the last one's finale in 2001. The UPN/Warner Bros./WB era. And I mean WB as in my network I'd make, not The WB, starting with a "The," which was not Warner Bros.ish and was some white attempt to remake WB in their own image for whatever reason.
But Picard is redeemed as a good guy because of the Borg. That brought out his ghetto side. Too bad, he went back to pre-"BOBW" Picard in
Insurrection
. At that point he didn't even have culture anymore. Even him in season 1 had style, even if he was standoffish. He just became like Janeway, but even worse and more unlikable. At that point those movies could have been taken out of the TV show
Andromeda
. An episode of
Voyager
(and any of the big hit UPN [real Warner Bros. network] shows like
The Sentinel
and
Malcolm & Eddie
) stomped that show (and by default many of the forgotten shows on The WB, even though that lame mass-produced crap was syndicated and ended up usually being on stations of The WB) and the last two movies in the ratings. No one saw that crap or
Nemisis
or that lame forgotten show or any of the shows on The WB (except for a few). As for Data, the fact that he's an android is what keeps him from portraying his human self (cause Brent Spiner is the same ****stain like the rest of I mentioned). Data is the only time I can stand to see his face. But Lore is a little
Friends
-watching
Seinfeld
-hating The WB/Tribune/CBS-loving ****stain. He was perfect as leader of the renegade hateful Borg. Not even the regular Borg gets this arrogant (they were above petty emotion). I would not be surprised if Patrick couldn't stand being next to Brent. He's such an entitled Yankee little ****stain too.
In real life, had it not been for the stylish factors that made this show good, I'd rather put up with Kirk's crew than Picard's. Because Picard believes in mental hospitals and sterilization of dissenting thinkers, the types people use the slur "crazy" for, and all that crap. Kirk and his crew could be bigots who love
Friends
but at least they don't believe in sterilization. That started with
TNG
, sad to say.
The original 60s show should have been on lame CBS, and it was stupid WPIX that overpromoted it post-it's original run (1966 - 1969) to the point that it was being showed down people's throats. No one loved the 60s show. It was lame then and it's lame now. WPIX was probably the lowest rated station in America, maybe even moreso than WCBS.

Most of Picard's crew to be honest.
With the exception of Geordi, Worf, Wesley, Tanya Yar, Ro, Guinan.
Deanna Troi is just a smug bitch who thinks she's better. But it's just in her
Friends
-watching
Seinfeld
-hating The WB/CBS/Tribune-loving UPN-hating bloodline to be like that. And UPN was closer to Warner Bros. than The WB. The Crusher fam is just self-righteous in every
Friends
-watching
Seinfeld
-hating The WB/CBS/Tribune-loving UPN-hating way too.
Riker is a typical
Friends
-watching
Seinfeld
-hating The WB/CBS/Tribune-loving UPN-hating Yankee asshole too. He acts like he's morally superior
I was watching "The Chase" and Beverly did something that really made me wanna punch and smack her. Picard was feeling horrible about Gailen, and she just rubs it in him, "And yet you abandoned him." She's lucky it was Picard and not me. I wouldn't have been so nice about her doing that to me. Plus it does only serve to show that Gates McFadden is that
Friends
-watching
Seinfeld
-hating The WB/CBS/Tribune-loving UPN-hating type in real life. At a ComicCon she insulted autistic people. I don't believe the cast of this show was as happy as people make it out to be. I believe
DS9
and
Voyager
were far happy.
Star Trek 66
doesn't count cause they were happy but they were all, minus Spock and Ursula (their actors, I forgot who played Ursula, I know Leonard Nimoy was Spock), united for a smug cause. And
Enterprise
, the show that should have been on CBS and The WB the most, was the worst one period.

I was never too fond of Georgi LaForge. While I respect him as an engineer a personal connection to the character was never there.

Pulaski could have been strong-charactered as a person but she was far from being a bitch. And come on, what human would not react like she did to android? That's not hatred. Hatred is thinking you're superior to someone else (and while Gates/Beverly wasn't so direct about it; she's was a do-gooder arrogant smug liberal) and treating them, whether directly and hostilly, as did Beverly, or in a slimy way, like ****. Everyone would have a hard time accepting an android at first. She overcame it and she respected and loved Data down the line. Even in the beginning she was treating Data with respect, even if she had a few preconceptions. Again, not unrealistic. She's far from hateful. That's just how it is. I didn't find Hobson's character unlikable.
She's strong charactered on the job. And friendly when in informal company. Beverly is just arrogant and stuck up period.

Hated Pulaski. Actually liked Wesley despite the hate.
Pulaski reminded me of a bitchy condescending teacher. Weirdly bigoted for the era they were in too.
ᴳᵒ ᶠᵘᶜᵏ ʸᵒᵘʳˢᵉˡᶠ

Rasmussen.

The person who really got on my nerves was Dr. Pulaski. I was very happy when Dr. Came back for season three.
Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a bumpy night.

To you. I think they're written wonderfully.
RIP Gene Wilder. RIP Robert Vaughn. RIP Carrie Fisher. RIP William Christopher. 2016 is the worst!

Well, for me, the most unlikable character in all of Star Trek has got to be Neelix. For TNG, it's Okona.
Among the cast, I don't detest anyone overall. I have my particular issues with Riker and Picard for their performances as officers, especially Riker, whom I expect more out of. I think Worf is something of a hypocrite, a guy who loves the Klingon Empire and wants so much to be thought of as a Klingon warrior, but does not up and return to the Empire to prove himself as one when he had more than ample enough opportunity to do so. And, of course, Troi is written terribly. That's the main issue with my faults with these characters, that they are written so terribly because they were ill-conceived from the start.

Troi of course.
No world order that elevates one nation or group of people over another will succeed

From the regular crew it is Tasha
Outside of them I am not sure, so many to chose from.
GlobalWarmer
I can teach you how to shoot so close to a raccoon that he craps himself.