Worst Season

[Atekimogus]

I never liked how she was prejudiced against Data.

Apart from mispronouncing his name I don't think she was more mean to him than - let's say - the guy who wanted to disassemble him just so he could study the parts a bit.

I am just saying that compared to a Season 1 Crusher she was much much better. From Season 3 onward Crusher got also better but Polaski unfortunatly never had the chance to develop the character. Hell, maybe she would have even got another hairstyle in season 3

[Mikey]

Right - the problem certainly wasn't the performance, it was the material (or lack thereof) with which Muldaur was given to work.

[Sionnach Glic]

Indeed. The problem was just that the character really lacked any....well, character.

[Lighthawk]

Right - the problem certainly wasn't the performance, it was the material (or lack thereof) with which Muldaur was given to work.

Yeah...you can't polish shit.



Unless you're a Mythbuster that is.

[Mark]

Maybe with another season she would have outgrown her 2 dimensional character. After all, the other characters went through the same growing pains in season 1. But, MILF McFadden was a sight for sore eyes anyway.

[RK_Striker_JK_5]

Pulaski wasn't given time to grow, so all I['ve got to go by her is being a condescending jerkhole. And not only mispronouncing Data's name, but being pretty mean to him in the beginning of 'Elementary, My Dear Data'. She was Bones... without the empathy and humanity.

[Bryan Moore]

Pulaski wasn't given time to grow, so all I['ve got to go by her is being a condescending jerkhole. And not only mispronouncing Data's name, but being pretty mean to him in the beginning of 'Elementary, My Dear Data'. She was Bones... without the empathy and humanity.

I somewhat disagree. She's empathetic in many situations (think Worf's Klingon measles, Picards heart) and quit willing to sacrifice herself such as the situation with the aging virus.

[Mikey]

She was empathetic, as any good doctor must be. I think the point was that she wasn't a sympathetic character - from the POV of the audience.