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FTR: Yes, I know, crap poll. They always are.
I would only include characters that others would recognise, myself. Regulars, not one-shot hot-alien-babes.
So, who made the show better than it would have been, for you? It's not just about looks - for me, a lot of the most attractive women in Star Trek were attractive because they were strong and capable.
If it were just looks, Dianna Troi would do well, but she'd drive me mad (by saying I see that I'm driving you mad.')
My top five:
Claudia Ivanova (DS9) - partly, and unashamedly, because she was one of the first lesbian/bisexual characters that I could actually identify with, apart from the space station and all.
Jadzia Daz - Because. Just because.
Seven of Nine - cliched, I know, but she was an interesting character as well as appealing to a certain side of me I didn't know I had.
Captain Janeway - though more in a 'I want to be her,' than an 'I want to do her,' way.
Tasha Yar - purely because, going on my RL attractions, I'd probably like her; she is also so, so, not straight.
Non Star-Trek top 3 (from any TV show or movie, but not Buffy or Angel, since they're not SF):
Aeryn Sun, Farscape. Though she would consider me far too wimpish.
Inara, Firefly. Like the creators of Troi wanted her character to be, but far more attractive.
Scully. Though again, it's more that I want to be her than be with her. I went through a breif period of asking myself 'what would Scully do?' and it actually helped me complete my MA thesis.
I would only include characters that others would recognise, myself. Regulars, not one-shot hot-alien-babes.
So, who made the show better than it would have been, for you? It's not just about looks - for me, a lot of the most attractive women in Star Trek were attractive because they were strong and capable.
If it were just looks, Dianna Troi would do well, but she'd drive me mad (by saying I see that I'm driving you mad.')
My top five:
Claudia Ivanova (DS9) - partly, and unashamedly, because she was one of the first lesbian/bisexual characters that I could actually identify with, apart from the space station and all.
Jadzia Daz - Because. Just because.
Seven of Nine - cliched, I know, but she was an interesting character as well as appealing to a certain side of me I didn't know I had.
Captain Janeway - though more in a 'I want to be her,' than an 'I want to do her,' way.
Tasha Yar - purely because, going on my RL attractions, I'd probably like her; she is also so, so, not straight.
Non Star-Trek top 3 (from any TV show or movie, but not Buffy or Angel, since they're not SF):
Aeryn Sun, Farscape. Though she would consider me far too wimpish.
Inara, Firefly. Like the creators of Troi wanted her character to be, but far more attractive.
Scully. Though again, it's more that I want to be her than be with her. I went through a breif period of asking myself 'what would Scully do?' and it actually helped me complete my MA thesis.








