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March 22, 2025

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Holly Davis · March 26, 2025

To this day I skip S2 during rewatches because of that b@"!?$.

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Michael Nemo · March 25, 2025

I found Pulaski infinitely more interesting than Crusher.

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empirejeff · March 24, 2025

Poliski had to learn to stop being rude to Data.

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Cirk Bejnar · March 23, 2025

Without spoilers there remain some episodes/features showcasing Dr. Crusher that I am really looking forward to seeing you react to.

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Worf and Riker Ride Again · March 23, 2025

As a kid I didn’t understand why sometimes the lovely redhead doctor was replaced by the bitter grouchy doctor, the re-runs were always shown in a random order so every week was a lottery

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penoyer79 · March 23, 2025

they tried to re-create Dr McCoy and it didn't go so well.

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Raphael Gaytan · March 23, 2025

One of the primary reasons that The Next Generation is considered by fandom (and myself) to be the best Star Trek series is its feeling of family. There is nothing these actors and characters wouldn’t do for each other. This is true for them in real life and it comes through in their performances on the series. No other Star Trek series had that feeling of family at this level…not even TOS…and that’s just the truth. Pulaski was just that irritating know-it-all aunt that we all avoid at family gatherings. She never quite fit in and this is not a reflection of Diana Muldaur’s skills as an actress, as she is wonderful. Her character was intentionally written to be the foil for conflict in that perfect family. But, god, how good it was to have Dr. Crusher back where she belonged! ❤️

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Alan Thompson · March 23, 2025

If you watch enough 70-90s era tv, you will see Diana Muldaur all over the place, a lot more that you will ever see that McFadden whastername.

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GalacticGod · March 23, 2025

I wasn't really sad to see her leave the show but I did always wish she would have made a one episode return to give her character a proper send off.

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Lost Monk · March 23, 2025

No hate on the actress or character. I feel bad for her. She said over the years, that the rest of the cast sorta treated her like an outsider. That they weren't very welcoming. I can believe it.

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Nico · March 23, 2025

Pulaski is the way more interesting character. Wish she came back. Not to mention diana moulder is a fantastic actress. The character was dynamic and had so much potential to explore. Shame really, she doesnt deserve the hate. For those reasons like pulaski more than Bev. Not much more, but still.

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tyranusfan · March 22, 2025

There are people online who review TNG, and they think Beverly's bedside manner is terrible. (Citing, for instance, how she'll often say "there's nothing I can do" right in front of a dying character.) Everything's a matter of opinion, I guess. I didn't have a problem with any of the ST doctors.

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Greg Quinn · March 23, 2025

There are multiple examples of that happening. Lol

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Joe Concepts · March 22, 2025

Watching Pulaski and Data now, her attitude makes me think of someone making fun of an autistic child, who not only can't fight back, also doesn't even fully understand what she's saying. That was the writers' horrible miscalculation.

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Shane Coombs · March 23, 2025

They were trying to recreate the dynamic between Spock and McCoy but somehow didn't realize that Data's character was far more passive than Spock's in a way that made it look exactly as you describe.

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Christopher Hayes · March 22, 2025

Respectfully she was awful.

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Lost Monk · March 23, 2025

The actress?

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Call ‘Em Greg · March 22, 2025

If only they wrote more for her.

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Rocky hate Mark · March 22, 2025

Yes, she was written with room to grow. I like McCoy, Crusher but their characters didn’t really develop over the course of the series.

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Badger · March 22, 2025

Beverly Crushin my Heart!!

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Nerd's Gold · March 22, 2025

April 1st is next week.

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Collin Freeman · March 22, 2025

Never fooled me for a second.

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Utterlee · March 22, 2025

If there’s nothing wrong with me, maybe there’s something wrong with the universe!?

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SteepHill · March 22, 2025

Can't wait for you guys to experience the rest of the doctors!

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SteepHill · March 22, 2025

I didn't like her because she didn't like Data. Plain and simple lol

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Jonathan · March 22, 2025

Good edit Alex

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Avaria · March 23, 2025

Although, if we're looking for a Beverly is Awesome edit, might need to redo this about this time next year or so, when we have a couple more seasons and a movie or two to pull from. Some of Crusher's most iconic stuff is still ahead of us.

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William McRae · March 22, 2025

There is a bias against female characters in film and television who are not viewed as warm and friendly. They are often perceived as cold and bitchy (unless they are purposely written this way). Yet male characters who display the same traits are considered likeable curmudgeons. Men can be prickly and tetchy and are more accepted by audiences yet women are not.

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Target Audience · March 22, 2025

We love Ensign Ro.

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Turtleboy · March 22, 2025

Pulaski gets a bad wrap. She was supposed to be like McCoy - the grouchy skeptic. But people were upset that she wasn't Beverly. The cast wasn't very nice to her either. But at least she just disappeared and didn't fall down an elevator shaft.

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Shane Coombs · March 22, 2025

I think the reason Pulaski was unpopular was almost entirely about how she was written with regard to Data. She WAS supposed to be like McCoy, and in and of itself I think this may have worked. The problem was that in trying to make her like McCoy they also decided to try to recreate the relationship dynamic between McCoy and Spock and to Data seemed like the closest fit for that. One problem with this is that season 2 Data was not the Data who would stand up to Fajo and ultimately try to kill him - he was much, much more innocent and passive than that. This also means he was NOT Spock. The McCoy/Spock dynamic was not just McCoy giving Spock a hard time: Spock not only was able to take it, but he also gave it back just as much. It was a relationship of two people going at one another, but the Pulaski/Data relationship was one sided. The other, maybe bigger problem is that especially in the early seasons Data was written as having a very innocent characterization in that he usually didn't understand the subtext of what people were saying, he didn't understand how human beings behaved or how they worked on an emotional level (even moreso than in the later seasons), etc. This meant that when Pulaski made her one-sided comments about Data that it came across like someone making fun of a child, and in some ways a not particularly bright child at that. Now contrast this with her relationship with Picard. THAT relationship worked, and is one of the more enjoyable parts of season 2. That is essentially a working version of what they tried and failed with Pulaski and Data. The two clearly aren't the biggest fans of one another, but there is also a respect between them, and there is at times a bit of mutual back and forth. That relationship worked, but the one with Data made her look like a bully, which is really the biggest reason people disliked Pulaski.

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Steve the greeeen hand · March 22, 2025

Beverly crusher constantly makes mistakes

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Shane Coombs · March 22, 2025

It's not really Crusher's fault because it is just differences in the types of stories that TNG told vs. the other series, but when you see DS9, VOY, and even ENT (along with TOS) and then look back on Crusher you wind up seeing her much less favorably from purely professional/medical standpoint. She's just never really given much to do to make her look like a great doctor as compared to what the other four doctors in the classic franchise wind up doing.

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Dylan Bottom · March 22, 2025

Pulaski vs crusher Fight!!!

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Call ‘Em Greg · March 22, 2025

Pulaski would nag and Crusher would throw “cwosaunt” at her.

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Cooper Vision · March 22, 2025

She definitely was memorable, the actress is amazing.

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tyranusfan · March 23, 2025

Yup, you are absolutely right! I always liked Diana Muldaur.