Your favorite Star Trek Universe Alien

[Anomalocaris]

At work.

The Trill symbiots were pretty interesting.

Basically an immortal brain that transfers from one 'Host' to another.  Enhancing both as they develope and learn.

Though I do think there's possibly a darker side to it but this is Star Trek and not StarGate.  

 Never did like Trek's exploring of 'Synth' or 'Robotic' characters.  There always seemed to be other social comments being addressed instead of exploring "Do androids really dream of electric sheep?".  

Though "A fist full of Data." was a fantastic vehicle to show case said actor's talents.  

 Cheers.

Kiwi robots dream of electric sheep...

Kiwi robots do more than dream of electric sheep......

[Ranjr]

Since we're sexualizing robots. . . 



Sherry Jackson as Andrea and Lurch as Ruk.

[brewer]

And who doesn't love a sucking monster?

[Anomalocaris]

And who doesn't love a sucking monster?

Real sucking monsters have the good grace to disguise itself and not tweet.

[Gwaithmir]

I've always had a thing for Neelix. He's a clever person, master chef and he cares for children.

[GUBU]

I've always had a thing for Neelix. He's a clever person, master chef and he cares for children.

He's a shithead. He lies constantly, putting his shipmates into danger on a regular basis (even getting one killed through sheer incompetence). He claims expertise in a wide range of areas when it is clear he often doesn't know or understand basic concepts in these areas (him butting into the engineering discussion at the start of Threshold is the standout exsmple, but there are many). He is insanely jealous to the point of mental illness. He is completely self centered and self absorbed (he publicly accused an innocent man in Investigations, IIRC, simply because he wanted to show the ship he was a "real journalist" and show up Tuvok over a petty grievance). He has no sense of personal privacy.

Basicly he's what happens when you try and mesh Quark and Rom into one character, the amorality of Quark (though we do see that Quark does have a well hidden moral core, Neelix doesn't) combined with the too dumb to live of Rom.

[Gwaithmir]

I've always had a thing for Neelix. He's a clever person, master chef and he cares for children.

He's a shithead.  He lies constantly, putting his shipmates into danger on a regular basis (even getting one killed through sheer incompetence). He claims expertise in a wide range of areas when it is clear he often doesn't know or understand basic concepts in these areas (him butting into the engineering discussion at the start of Threshold  is the standout exsmple, but there are many). He is insanely jealous to the point of mental illness. He is completely self centered and self absorbed (he publicly accused an innocent man in Investigations, IIRC, simply because he wanted to show the ship he was a "real journalist" and show up Tuvok over a petty grievance).  He has no sense of personal privacy.

Basicly he's what happens when you try and mesh Quark and Rom into one character, the amorality of Quark (though we do see that Quark does have a well hidden moral core, Neelix doesn't) combined with the too dumb to live of Rom.

Well, nobody's perfect. 

[brewer]

Human form.



Actual form.