A list of Star Fleet officers can be found here:
http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Cate...fleet_captains

Picard.... Without Spock Kirk was nothing but a womaniser.

Which is why Kirk comes in a close second. :cool:

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Beep.

This dude

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WIN!

Oh, yeah, he actually got it on with the bodacious Leela. Of course he tricked her into a mercy fling by breaking down and crying, but hey, whatever works, eh?

100% Kirk, although the setup was poor compared to the others the characters were much more like a family, back in those days it was referred to as "Bonanza in Space"!:yep:

Kirk.

By Grabthar's Hammer, if it aint Kirk, then it has got to be Commander Peter Quincy Taggert of the NTE Protector. NEVER GIVE UP! NEVER SURRENDER!

http://www.questarian.com/

:D Chock

Is it wrong that I knew the Grabthar's Hammer quote? :shifty:

Galaxy Quest, such a good movie yet incredibly crap at the same time. (It's not one i'd put on when mates are over)


And you non-Picard voters have no appreciation for what a real captain should be. tsk, i'd hate to be on your submarine crew.

:P

The worst part about this is that I not only know the quote, but it's driving me nuts that you got the damn prefix wrong...it was the NSEA Protector.

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Zapp Brannigan: Captain's journal; Star date... uh...
Kif: April 13th.
Zapp Brannigan: April 13th... point two. We have failed to uphold Brannigan's Law. However, I did make it with a hot alien babe. And in the end, is that not what man has dreamt of since first he looked up at the stars?... Kif, I'm asking you a question!

Yeah, I know that was wrong, I put it that way because apparently NTE in the Protector's registration number (NTE-3120 - as a referencee to NCC-1701) stood for 'Not The Enterprise'. The movie is full of references like that one incidentally. It's a work of genius.

:D Chock

Atleast nobody voted for the politically correct captains.

"I died in Episode 81!!!!"

What about the episode where Picard goes on the secret mission into Cardassian space and is captured and Captain Jellicoe became captain of the Enterprise? Huh, huh? Or the episode where he's moving through 3 time frames? He was only captain for like 66% of that episode, being just a tottering old fool in the other 33%.

Naw Sisko was awesome, but Picard is the best. But I personally thought that DS9 was the best Star Trek. The fact that it involved a persistent story that lasted for most of the show was great. The Dominion War kicks Star Wars' butt.