ummthatguyWho's the MVP of the MPV's?
FlatFootFoxOh it’s 100% Solok. The guy made his entire senior staff learn and practice baseball just to antagonize a former colleague.
Sovol was the face of the High Command’s punchable decisions, but he ended up being a real one in Season Four. m.youtube.com/watch?v=CpIPixWaj1E
Vulcans Are Afraid of Humans - Enterprise Clip
CashewNut 🏴Fucking love that scene. Gives me goosebumps and warm fuzzies all at once.
jrs100000No even a former colleague, Sisko was the guy he used to bully in school.
TotallyNotSpezSolok got my blood boiling.
Solok, no contest. The others were various levels of asshat, solok was 1000% cunt
Certainly expected. I was more curious to see if there any outliers. Might consider turning this into an elimination board.
InfynisOf these, the answer is definitely Solok, but I would like to put forward, Tolaris, the V’tosh ka’tur that assaulted T’Pol in Ent s1e17.
Also, I better not see anyone saying T’Rina. She and Saru are so cute 🥺
Can we get an honorable mention for Spock’s brother?
Sybok is a menace in his own right. I plan to add him and Valeris in the next round (minus Solok the obvious favorite)
I loved Valeris though. She was an important window into how Vulcan "logic" isn't a formal system of maths and proofs but a multiplicity of systems that each try to be internally consistent. I didn't agree with her conclusion, like I wasn't meant to, but I actually thought she was a very courageous person for acting on her own moral conviction.
Nice. I didn’t realize there were do many awful Vulcans. This has been enlightening.
To be fair, the Vulcans did find Sybok so disagreeable they excommunicated him.
Add in Sokel for the next round. He was T’Lyn’s former captain.
That’s fair. By that measure, I should also include Krinn from Picard season 3.
samus12345Sokel made the right decision. You notice that being with humans has actually been a positive experience for her.
Flat Pluto SocietyIt’s Solok and it ain’t close.
Solok woke up the day he went to DS9 and chose all the violence that logic would allow.
tacosanonymousNew Sarek.
I liked that they got an actor with a very punchable face to play him.
I haven't seen all of Discovery, Enterprise, or DS9 so I'm completely unqualified to participate in this, but I'll make a write-in vote for Original-flavor T'Pring. Biiiiiiiishhhhhhh
SNW T'Pring though, I love her. She's got actual depth and I can empathize with her.
Runner-up: TOS T'Pau. Stuck-up xenophobe, plus they gave her that dumb early modern English dialogue of thees and thous that was supposed to convey ancient wisdom or something but they conjugated it all wrong and it's annoying as hell
🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 🇮 🏆I never liked the dude on Voyager. Not Tuvok, but the other Vulcan… I can’t remember his name. But he was way more open about being a dick with a superiority complex than any other Vulcan I can think of, including Solok.
that’d be Vorik.
Vorik
Had I been given the choice, I might not have chosen to explore the Delta Quadrant. However, since we are here, I must say the challenges are intriguing.Vorik Vorik was a male Vulcan engineer in the 24th century Starfleet. He served aboard the USS Voyager while it was lost in the Delta Quadrant in the 2370s. When Vorik was young, he spent several summers exploring the Osana caverns on Vulcan, which included some particularly advanced rock climbing. Like most Vulcans, as a child, Vorik had a youn
Alas, poor Vorik… I didn’t know him very well.
Ackshually, the quote is
Alas poor Vorik… I didn’t know him very Horatio.
USSBurritoTruckSolok out here catching strays that should have been meant for Tolaris.