#Doctor Pulaski

[bumblingbabooshka]

Overhated Female Character x Underused Female Character [Patreon | Commissions]

[satans-trek]

Not to the same degree, of course, but I think whatever Bones does for Bones-girlies, Pulaski does for me. I see her in the Elementary, Dear Data outfit and I think I understand how bones-girlies feel about him in his silly little out-of-uniform outfits. She fucked Riker's dad and I think it should have been me. Worf reads her romantic Klingon poetry and I think it should have been me. She's a bit of a bastard sometimes, but she's hot about it.

But, to be fair, she's nicer than Bones, and she grows more than him too.

[mnemonicpneumaticknife]

Deanna Troi: "Just FYI, my mom is way more sexual now that she's getting older."

Doctor Pulaski: "Oh, I just saw your mom going to the captain's quarters."

Deanna: "She's going to eat captain Picard alive- should we do something?"

Pulaski: "As chief medical officer, I think your mom absolutely crushing that would be healthy for our captain."

[quarks-pussy]

[Image description: pictures of, in order, Dr Julian Bashir, Dr Beverly Crusher, Dr Leonard McCoy, The Doctor from Voyager, Dr Katherine Pulaski and Dr Phlox. All of the images have been altered so the characters depicted are wearing white t-shirts that say "I (heart) abortion, sex change & crime". All of them look very pleased with their wardrobe. End image description.]

Sorry for the shitty ai t-shirts, I needed to clarify asap <3

If anyone with actual skill wants to remake these, feel free! Tag me when you're done so I can reblog it

[jimmyandthegiraffes]

It’s me and Adric and Frankie Santana and Dr Pulaski we’re having a party and ur not invited and u know what we invited Jo Grant and Mike Yates and Amy Amanda Allen and Tawnia Baker and Monica Reyes and Victoria Waterfield and the 6th Doctor and no you still can’t come

[geekysteven]

I get why people have that reaction to Pulaski and I 100% think it's valid, but TNG actually gave her an arc. A real one. With growth. Most of the main cast didn't get that much growth over seven seasons.

People who openly like Dr. Katherine Pulaski on fandom spaces are braver than any U.S. Marine truly

[simptasia]

i would trust any starfleet doctor with my life

[satans-trek]

Me watching TNG seven years ago: Deanna is so pretty. Tasha Yar is hot and certainly a lesbian. RIP.

Me watching TNG now: You know, Pulaski can kinda get it.

[alverrann]

All right, I couldn't stop thinking about how cute s2e21 “Peak Performance” is, so here's my quick post gushing abt it.

How Picard is like "No my Number One is the best shut up and watch" the whole episode - he's so protective and then so smug when Riker does well

How Data has his little self-confidence crisis - bad enough that Deanna and Pulaski are like "no but fr he's depressed and yr basically his dad pls talk to him"

The talk itself, which is amazing advice regardless of whether ur an android or not

How the war games are almost like a little field trip where Riker goes to all of his friends to be like "but u are coming, right?"

Esp the bit where he goes to Geordi and is like "It's a really old ship and I'm gonna need someone I can trust-" And Geordi just goes,

"I'm already packed."

The whole bit with him asking for an extra crewmember and then choosing Wes, and the way Wesley's face lights up 😭

Him convincing Worf, and then making him the first officer!

And Wesley basically cheating, to which both Riker and Geordi are like ... okay, cool

The whole episode is definitely one of my favorites and the ending is just *chef's kiss*

Pulaski: "Then you have beaten him!"

Data; "It is a matter of perspective, Doctor. In the strictest sense, I did not win."

Pulaski and Troi: "Data ..."

Data: "I busted him up."

And the way Picard is like "It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose, Data. That is not a weakness, that is life." Goes so hard unironically

Just fr one of my fav episodes

Featuring Quark as a Ferengi pirate

[mydaddywiki]

Webster Hubbell

Physique: Husky Build Height: 6'5"

Webster Lee "Web" Hubbell (born 1949), is a former Arkansas lawyer and politician. He was a lawyer in Pulaski County before serving as Mayor of Little Rock from 1979 until he resigned in 1981. He was appointed by Bill Clinton as chief justice of Arkansas State Supreme Court in 1983. When Clinton became President, Hubbell was appointed as Associate Attorney General from 1993 to 1994.

Tall, thick with a pair of DSLs (dick sucking lips) that'll make anyone proud. I'm surprised I wasn't into him more as 'big, dumb looking Hoss" guys are SO my type.

Born and raised in Little Rock, Arkansas, Hubbell attended the University of Arkansas where he played offensive tackle for the Arkansas Razorbacks. Hubbell was selected in the 1969 NFL draft by the Chicago Bears, but an injury ended his football career. He graduated from the University of Arkansas with a degree in Electrical Engineering in 1970, then graduated with a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Arkansas School of Law with honors.

In December 1994, Hubbell pleaded guilty to federal mail fraud and tax evasion charges in connection with his handling of billing at the Rose Law Firm, a firm with partners that once included Hillary Clinton and Vince Foster. Hubbell pled guilty to one count of wire fraud and one count of failing to disclose a conflict of interest, and was sentenced to 21 months in prison.

Afterwards, Hubbell worked as an independent legal consultant, general counsel for an Internet start-up, and general counsel and senior vice-president for a large commercial insurance company until July 2010 where he moved to Charlotte, North Carolina, where he now writes novels.

Hubbell and his wife, Suzy, have four children and seven grandchildren. The four children is a plus as it goes to my "loves to fuck" theory. A negative is the rumor he might have fathered Chelsea Clinton. Strangely, it's a plus for Hillary Clinton if she fucked him.

[the-oracle-of-the-lost]

ENTERPRISE DIALOGUE ANALYSIS

fifth and FINAL show breakdown! if you'd like to see this entire project check out my tag #star trek dialogue analysis, this spreadsheet, or the below posts:

overview // TOS overview // TNG overview // DS9 overview // Voyager overview // Enterprise overview // gender analysis // race analysis

this post will give an overview of all the Enterprise data i collected broken down by season and character.

cast composition

Enterprise is the only show i'm looking at that has a consistent main cast for all of its seasons. it's also the shortest Berman era Trek show with only four seasons (and 99 episodes) and with the smallest cast: Archer, T'Pol, Tucker, Sato, Reed, Phlox, and Mayweather. according to the producers, there was an effort in Enterprise to recreate 'the triumverate' style of cast from TOS with Archer, T'Pol, and Tucker as main characters as opposed to the more ensemble style of TNG, DS9, and Voyager. (and they did succeed, whether or not that was a good thing.)

season 1:

we can see the differences from DS9 and Voyager right off the bat in season 1 with Archer having far more lines than any other Captain of this era and with a clear division between the primary characters (Archer, T'Pol, and Tucker) and the secondary characters (Sato, Reed, Phlox, and Mayweather), resembling the divisions in s1 of TNG. this is also the only season where Phlox has the least lines.

season 2:

while most Star Trek shows seem to have characters getting more equal amounts of lines as the series goes on, this is not the case for Enterprise with the difference between the primary & secondary characters being even more stark. and Archer, now in his second season, still has more lines than any other Captain of this era (the closest someone comes is Picard in s1 of TNG with an average of 90.4 lines per episode.)

season 3:

Archer does follow the pattern of Captains getting fewer lines as the season progresses but still the divide between primary & secondary characters endures. it is interesting to note that this is arguably the first entirely serialized season of Star Trek (while DS9 experimented with serialization, they still had one-off episodes in their later seasons) though everyone still has roughly the same amount of lines from the mostly non-serialized s2. Mayweather's 10.17 lines has the fewest lines out of any adult character in this era Star Trek. this is also the only season where T'Pol has the second most lines.

season 4:

not a ton has changed – Archer, T'Pol, and Tucker have fewer lines than in previous seasons but still considerably more than the others who have roughly the same amount of lines as the previous two seasons.

by character:

ARCHER

while if we include TOS, Kirk has more lines, Archer still has by far the most lines of any character from this era of Star Trek with an average of 86.68 lines per episode (Janeway & Picard had about 20 fewer lines and Sisko had 35 fewer lines). that said, because Enterprise has considerably fewer episodes than the other Trek shows of the era, he only has 8581 lines in total. he appears in all 99 episodes of the show with 61 high line count episodes and 0 low line count episodes, the first character since Kirk & Spock to never have 10 or fewer lines. the most lines he ever has is 154 in The Expanse (or 220 in Broken Bow if we include double length episodes).

T'POL

T'Pol as first officer has either the second or third most lines per season with the most in s3 and the least in s4. on average she has 44.02 lines per episode (4358 in total). she appears in all 99 episodes of the show, with 6 high line count episodes and 0 low line count episodes. the most lines she ever has is 98 in Doctor's Orders (or 114 in Broken Bow if we include double length episodes). despite being arguably the second most important character to the show, she is the first main character to never have more than 100 lines in an episode since Tasha Yar & Katherine Pulaski in TNG.

TUCKER

Tucker acts as the third part of the Enterprise triumverate and thus has relatively equal amounts of dialogue to T'Pol with an overall average of 46.03 lines per episode. he appears in all 99 episodes of the show (Enterprise is the first show where at least three characters appear in every episode). he has 11 high line count episodes and 4 low line count episodes. the most lines he ever gets is 145 in Shuttlepod One.

SATO

Sato is the first of the secondary characters from Enterprise and this is evident by her amount of dialogue which sharply decreases after s1. her overall average is 15.99 lines per episode (the second lowest of any post-TOS Star Trek character) and appears in 93 of the 99 episodes. she has 2 high line count episodes and 54 low line count episodes. the most lines she ever gets is 127 in Vanishing Point.

REED

like Sato, Reed starts out with a higher average in s1 and that drops significantly in the next seasons (but not by as much as Sato). his overall average is 26.37 lines per episode (2611 lines total) and appears in 95 episodes. this makes him the most used of all the 'secondary' characters in Enterprise. he has 2 high line count episodes and 18 low line count episodes. the most lines he ever has is 167 in Shuttlepod One, the most of any character in a single Enterprise episode.

PHLOX

Phlox doesn't necessarily follow the pattern of the other secondary characters as he has a lower line count in s1 and a higher line count in seasons 2 and 3 but overall he still has an average of 20.22 lines per episode (2002 total) across 92 episodes. he has 3 high line count episodes and 40 low line count episodes. the most lines he ever has is 161 in Doctor's Orders.

MAYWEATHER

frankly, when i started this project i went in with the assumption that Mayweather would have the least lines and generally be the least used character across all of Star Trek and i was right. he starts off in s1 with a low amount of lines compared to other adult characters from other series and it continues to drop off. overall he has the lowest average of any adult character 13.39 in Star Trek with even Wesley beating him with 13.67 lines per episode. he appears in 90 episodes, the least of any Enterprise character, and only has one high line count episode and 51 low line count episodes. the most lines he ever has is 125 in Horizon. despite not having many lines overall, he does end up having more lines in a single episode than T'Pol.

things of note:

Sato & Mayweather (and Phlox to a lesser extent) are the least used characters in both Enterprise and this era of Star Trek as a whole.

T'Pol is the only main character in TNG, DS9, Voyager, and Enterprise who never has more than 100 lines per episode (despite having a lot of dialogue overall).

Archer is undoubtedly the character with the most dialogue and screen time per episodes he's in across this era of Star Trek (and only rivaled by Kirk in TOS).

Enterprise's shift towards serialization in the latter half of the show didn't really seem to affect the amount of dialogue each character got.

while Enterprise was never really an ensemble show, it drifts further and further from being an ensemble as the show goes on.

[idol--hands]

🎮 TRANSLATION 🎮

DATA: "I must not make the wrong decision on the bridge."

PICARD: "Do I have to comfort the android?! There's less than an hour before the next shift!"

PULASKI: "I'm relentless, stop sulking because you lost at a game!"

DATA: "I'm not sulking, I'm looking for a defect."

Data embroiled in some shenanigans between Picard and Pulaski

(Source)

[etherealspacejelly]

doctor pulaski just said the word data in a normal sentence and pronounced it "day-ta" so why the fuck did she call data "d-ah-ta"???? she just pronounced it wrong on purpose?? you dont even say it that way bitch why is she Like That

[lgspears]

For The Authority movie, i nominated Andrew Koji, David Lim or Steven Yeun as Jack Hawksmoor, Jodie Comer, Emma Mackey or Daisy Edgar-Jones as Jenny Sparks, Lee Pace, Wentworth Miller or Cheyanne Jackson as Lucas Trent/Midnighter, Luke Evans, Ben Aldridge or Gus Kenworthy as Andrew Pulaski/Apollo, Anna Akana, Ellen Wong or Constance Wu as Shen Li-Men/Swift and David Elsendoorn, Cameron Monaghan or Caleb Landry Jones as Jeroen Thornedike/Doctor.