Winn always made my skin crawl!

  • NaibofTabr
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    993 months ago

    Yeah, but you’re supposed to dislike Winn, she’s the villain. Her acting was perfect for the role.

    • IninewCrow
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      683 months ago

      Personally I absolutely love Winn … because I hate her character so much.

      As soon as I see her in an episode I know I’m gonna enjoy it because she’ll leave a lasting memory for me as to why I dislike her so much. Louise Fletcher is such a beautiful actress because she makes you forget you’re watching a TV show and makes you absolutely want to step into an air lock and blast yourself out into the vacuum of space just to leave her presence.

      • @mojofrododojo
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        123 months ago

        yup. it wasn’t until the final season that I recognized her as Nurse Ratched from One Flew Over… damn fine casting, and she’s an impressive actress, it takes SKILL to make people hate you like that.

    • 🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 ℹ️
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      3 months ago

      Good villains make you want to crawl in through the screen and punch them, and boy is Kai Winn a punchable character.

      Ironically, I have never wanted to punch Q, but Sisko punched him and never Winn.

      • Echo Dot
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        3 months ago

        I always got the impression that everything Q did was simply irritating. Winn made decisions that actively risked people’s lives because she was looking for career advancement. She was actually a threat.

        Also they kind of knew that Q wouldn’t actually allow anyone to get hurt because he probably wasn’t allowed to.

        • @[email protected]
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          113 months ago

          Q did things that were ultimately to the benefit of the characters. Picard is a better person from Tapestry alone. I wouldn’t even call Q a villain. Antagonist, yes, but not a villain.

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            I thought the idea there was that the Borg were already on the way and him doing that gave them a chance to prepare. Then they reinforced that idea with First Contact and Enterprise, because at that point they didn’t know how to write a series without the Borg.