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@BootmanLA
 

I sense a mini Treekie Club forming here 

So who is your favourite Archer, Kirk, Picard,  Janeway, Sisko, Georgio or Burnham ? 

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Karl 🖖😀

Edited June 6, 2021 by Karl8181

[neg4pozphx]

Janeway 🖖🏻

[greenaxe]

Sisko, he was a wartime captain who led a combined romulan, klingon federation fleet against the dominion - his command even outranked starfleet admirals. He was such a force that Worf and Q where intimidated by him

[DarkroomTaker]

Kirk for me. Great body, hot ass. But to be fair, he was my fave captain/Admiral.

[Flyguy2020]

From the list above, I would choose Kirk. He bent the rules on occasion, was pretty fair and was a slut. 

[Tintinak]

Chris Pike.

Especially as portrayed in Discovery.

[YourNoLimitsBottom]

That's a tough one. I watched Picard, Sisko, Janeway, and Archer and they all kept my interest. I can think of some kick-ass moments with each, and some funny moments (Sisko punching Q!) with each. I guess I don't have a favorite, but I do wish the real world had leaders like them!

[ftmbristolukfun]

Sisko and Janeway but would love to get naked with them both.

[holefucker]

The correct answer is Picard - the greatest character in all the Star Trek franchise, and possibly in all of science fiction.

 

The last one, whose name I will not utter, is a festering abomination. 

[BootmanLA]

I think the list needs refinement.

After all, as has been pointed out, Pike was played by one actor in TOS and another in DSC. Kirk was played by one actor in TOS and another in the Kelvin timeline reboot. In both cases, the character was significantly different based upon the interpretation of the actor (and of the director). And the Kirk of the movies (especially Search for Spock and Voyage Home) is qualitatively different from Kirk in TOS.

All told, though, I think Sisko's character is the most developed. He has a son he's been raising as a single dad for several years; he's been widowed and later remarries; he served in the Borg War, in peacetime, on the frontier at DS9, and again in war against the Dominion; we see his conflict over being both a Starfleet officer and the Emissary of the Prophets; he's willing to cut deals with adversaries (as when he traded the Defiant's sensor logs of the Obsidian Order's shipbuilding base for a guarantee of Thomas Riker's non-capital sentence); he even was willing to lie to the Romulans about the Dominion's plans to invade the Romulan Empire to draw them into the war on the side of the Federation. He certainly didn't have Picard's stick-up-his-ass approach to rules and regulations.