From the original series, definitely McCoy, with a sweet smile to Kirk as I walk off with him. Kirk’s a little too full of himself for me. Of the 3 listed, Spoke, I’ll have to read more of your posts, but you’re not out of the running. Out of the major male cast of all the Star Trek series, Sam Beckett is the only one in the running, but then again I was also a big Quantum Leap fan. Besides, if I get him, I get to share the dog, too, right?
Morgainelf, I believe that you have hit upon the very reason for Spock’s unexpected appeal to women. I read in a book about Star Trek once that everyone was surprised at the amount of fan mail sent to Leonard Nimoy by women and I told my hubby that this was likely the cause. What better appeal to woman than the idea of being able to make a man who eschews human emotions succumb to them because of the power of HER love? I can’t deny that such a thing is VERY appealing to me!
As for the second part of the quote–YES! You couldn’t be more right!!! Imagine being in bed with Kirk and all of a sudden he pauses, stares intently, and says, “There’s…something on the bed!” Yerk.
McCoy
Worf
O’Brien (but then Worf showed up on DS9 so . . . Worf)
Voyager. Yuck. Who watched that show?
Of course, all you Sam Beckett types have the new ST captain to love.
Non-Star Trek sci fi guys?: Joel Robinson and Mike Nelson. And maybe spoke-, if he’s serious about his accent . . .
Kirk. Spock doesn’t know how to love, and Bones is too damn scrawny. Sure, Kirk will throw me over for the next green babe who looks at him twice, but at least we’ll always have Rigel-4.
“I can give ya warp 3 at best, but I cain’t promise how long she’ll last!”
This reminds me of a game we used to play walking to lunch, called “Canadian, Jewish or dead?”
NOT anti-jew, just trivia. For example:
Player 1: Lorne Greene
Player 2: Canadian, Dead
Player 1: Canadian, Dead, AND Jewish.
Player 3: Michael J Fox
Player 1: Canadian
Player 3: Very good.
Player 2: Alan Thicke
Players 1 & 3: This game sucks. Go eat lunch by yourself.