[sir num nums]

With out naming the actors name, because it is not their fault their character was not written well ... Who was your least favorite character?

[Gone2TheFinalFrontier]

Of the core crew, T'Pol. And it's definitely not the actress's fault. She's got an incredible body. But Vulcans never bluff, and Vulcans don't wear catsuits. That said, I begrudgingly accept that it has to be canon now, but I'm grateful Manny Coto's tour of duty tried to provide a satisfying reason for the hers and the rest of the Vulcans' behavior and motives for most of the shows I couldn't stand watching.

[sir num nums]

I thought Tripp was a moron.

This character would flap his mouth in front of any one with out thinking, and would disrespect his captain at the same time by doing so.

I think the idea with his is that they were new to space travel, and he was "green" behind the ears. However, they had ranks, and he ignored them. The character never knew his place, and when to bite his tong.

[intrepid]

Hoshi. i could go on but won't.

[Aaleck]

I don't have a least favorite... I never really had a problem with any of them.

[tomalak301]

Mayweather,

He was never developed and almost ignored.

[chromatics]

I never really warmed up to Archer.

[Komikero]

Yeah, Archer actually. I wanted to like him, since I really liked the actor. But the character seemed well... not very sympathetic to me. Granted that he was a pioneering captain and he would blunder into situations in a manner that later captains would not, but sometimes at the end of every teaser, just before the theme song would come on, I always wish he would say "OH Boy." just ONCE. I mean, JUST ONCE. That would have made everything OK.

[Chris McKeown]

I would have to say Archer. Just never cared for him. Most of the other major cast was great. IMO

[sir num nums]

I would have to say Yoshi is second in my book.

She was a member of Starfleet and seemed scared to death to be in space.