He also tried to shut down the Stargate program. Total turd.
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Not to mention running an air and turbinium monopoly on Mars.
Don’t forget, he and Dukat go way back-- even the Voyager EMH was there as a primitive taxi AI
Thor sure put him in his place though. You don't get over being embarrassed in front of the foreign representatives by the Supreme☝🏻 Commander of the entire asgard fleet.
That was such a great scene
Yeah but he also lied his ass off to his own police chief to protect Axel Foley right after magdumping into a billionaire
But he killed Bob Morton because he made a mistake, then he tried to erase that mistake.
Did Jellico help whip the crew into a more serious shape, one they so desperately needed since nobody seemed to care about the incoming borg or other threats the show didn't seem to take seriously? Did he put data in command instead of ops, where data should probably spend 1/3 of his time? Did he basically just do his job, which was serving in STARFLEET, not under Picard?
All yes.
Is he an insufferable asshole, borderline incompetent in the HR department, and generally a dick about how he goes about his business?
Also yes.
He's neutral to me. Because ultimately he isn't good or bad, he was just doing his job. He didn't have the time to ease into things like he probably would have preferred, he was given command and shoved into the fray.
He got Troi to wear a proper uniform, so I'd say overall, positive.
Is he an insufferable asshole, borderline incompetent in the HR department, and generally a dick about how he goes about his business?
This isn’t the cut and dry yes you think. Starfleet is a military organization. Jellico was perfectly reasonable, possibly even downright pleasant, as the captain of the ship. He is the commanding officer. Junior officers do not need to know his every thought and rationale for every order. The commander sets the tone and expectations for his crew. Jellico wasn’t Picard. Didn’t make him an asshole, just not the same command philosophy.
Jellico did nothing wrong, and Riker whining about change the whole time was unbecoming of a Starfleet officer.
He even fuckin puts Data in command where he belongs.
The best captain Starfleet ever had. The second-most important person in Starfleet history.
I will die on this hill.
I very much disagree, but i'd love to know why you think that.
Dude stared down the entire Cardassian fleet and made Troi wear a real uniform.