Just for fun -- sexiest alien

[ChunkyC]

In response to a comment made in the ALIENS thread, I thought it might be good for a laugh to see which alien / fantasy race character from TV or the movies folks thought was the sexiest. Human hybrids allowed.

Note -- this list is completely arbitrary.

[aka eraser]

Seven of Nine. No reason necessary. :)

[Terra Aeterna]

LeeLu from "5th Element".

[HConn]

Raquel Welch's character on Mork and Mindy.

:heart :thumbs :heart

:kiss

:hump


edited to add: hey, that last one didn't take!

[macalicious731]

If only Spook looked in on this form once in awhile, I'm sure she would be absolutely livid that "Legolas, Lord of the Rings" is not a nominee in this category.

[ChunkyC]

edited to add: hey, that last one didn't take!
:ha

[ShinyPenguin]

Dr Frank N Furter of course!

But seriously, Connor McCloud, the Highlander.

[Nyki27]

Trance from Andromeda (when she was still cute, purple and had a tail)

[maestrowork]

Eowyn from Lord of thing Rings. I love a woman in armors.

T'Pol in Enterprise is hot.

(Of course, no one is sexier than Samwise Gamgee. What a chunk of man)

[Pthom]

Having a particular fondness for redheads, I vote for Doctor Beverly Crusher.

Oh, wait. She isn't an alien, is she?

Damn.

Okay...How about Lwaxana Troi? I really enjoyed her various escapades with her Betazoid mating rituals. heh heh heh ;)

[HollyB]

Gotta be Han Solo.

http://pages.prodigy.net/indianahawkeye/newpage13/16.gif

Oops! Not an alien!

How about Starman, then?

[CaoPaux]

Movie!Legolas may indeed be TEH HAWT!!11!!!, but I find Elrond more attractive. The well-aged aura of power, experience, and all that. :b

[macalicious731]

Ray, Eowyn wouldn't count. She's human.

[ChunkyC]

Ray, Eowyn wouldn't count. She's human
We'll let Ray have that one if he can convince us he's not. :b

[macalicious731]

Hm... that shouldn't be too difficult...

[Yeshanu]

:jump Arwen! :jump Arwen! :jump Arwen! :jump

[allion]

I'll have to go with the Legolas fan club on this one, although Elrond does have that voice...ah, that voice...makes me want to watch The Matrix again...

Would Johnny Depp in Pirates of the Caribbean count as an alien? "But you have heard of me!"

[Jyndral]

Ahhh, the ubiquitous other. :)

What can I say? I'm a sucker for Legolas. :heart :heart :heart :heart :heart :heart :heart :heart :heart

:lol

:o

[maestrowork]

Darn, alien, ay?

T'Pol that is. Followed by the Borg Queen. Followed by the Alien Queen in Aliens (what nice jaws she has!)

(No, I don't find Arwen sexy at all -- sorry)

I used to be an alien. Really. I had my Alien Registration Card (aka green card) to prove it.

[HConn]

What about Natasha Henstridge (sp? too lazy to google) from Species?

And half the cast of Farscape?

And Wonder Woman?

[Kempo Kid]

Legolas, hands down.

It's not just the gorgeous body and sweet face, but he also has that rich voice and sexy accent.

Mind you, I've had a crush on Legolas since I was 12 years old just from reading the books, and Orlando Bloom in the role sealed it for me!

[Jyndral]

Mind you, I've had a crush on Legolas since I was 12 years old just from reading the books, and Orlando Bloom in the role sealed it for me!

I am so with you on that one! :lol

~Jen

[Kida Adelyn]

but I find Elrond more attractive. The well-aged aura of power, experience, and all that

I've always had the opinion that Elrond looks like he has a bug up his nose...

:hail Legolas :hail

[cRaZZyMan]

Oh yeah have to agree with that Farscape comment! Most (not all though!) of the women had a very sexy feel too them!

:clap

[Kempo Kid]

I feel bad that no one chose Frodo. I liked Frodo a whole lot, and I've always been a fan of Elijah Wood. But "sexy" is just not the term I would use for Frodo.

Now Samwise facing down that loathsome spider, that was kinda sexy.

Elrond did nothing for me, though, sorry. That is just nowhere close to how I envisioned Elrond, though I did like the hair.

(Legolas! Legolas! Legolas!):snoopy

[Tiellan]

Other: LiLu from 5th Element

[Pthom]

OooooOOOOoooooh! yeah! Badda BOOM!

[Terra Aeterna]

Hey! I already claimed LeeLu! If you want her, you'll have to duel me for her. Dry spaghetti fencing at dawn!

[Mukaden]

Chiana from Farscape, hands on. :heart

I mean hands down!

Yeah, Chiana from...hands...down.

>Ahem<

:o

[Flawed Creation]

Yoda.



okay, seriously. Frodo.


and am i the only person in the world who thought Bloom was ugly?

[AnneMarble]

He's the anti-hero... no wait, the anti-villain of C. S. Friedman's Coldfire trilogy. The Michael Whelan cover helped.

www.merentha.org/news.asp (http://www.merentha.org/news.asp)

:wha I know, I'm weird. But I find arrogant, dangerous, powerful fantasy/SF characters to be kinda hot! Maybe for the same reason, I also like Oberon from Disney's Gargoyles. Pant pant :b

Then again, I also liked the blue furry alien from the Dushau Trilogy by Jacqueline Lichtenberg, and as far as I can remember, he wasn't arrogant.

[maestrowork]

David Hasselhoff.

[Kempo Kid]

>>and am i the only person in the world who thought Bloom was ugly? <<

Yes.

[Nyki27]

Um... who's Bloom?

[Kempo Kid]

Orlando Bloom, who played Legolas the elf in Lord of the Rings.

Yummy!

:hail

[maestrowork]

Didn't know Orlando Bloom's an alien. But now you mentioned it...

[ChunkyC]

And I didn't know David Hasselhoff was sexy. :grin

[Pthom]

But Hasselhoff is an alien, eh?

[ChunkyC]

I'm usually an "innocent until proven guilty" kind of guy, but in Haselhoff's case I think he should have to prove he's not an alien. I mean, just look at this guy:

http://hotshotcity.com/hasselhoff_coleman.jpg

(psst, Dave -- if you're googling yourself and you happen across this thread, we're just razzin' ya, buddy. Don't send Kitt after me.)

[macalicious731]

Chunk. :rollin

[Kida Adelyn]

Orli isn't the alien Ray, Legolas is. But his real fans don't always say Legolas is hot, they say Orlando/Orli/Bloom is hot. It's all the same thing.

[Terra Aeterna]

I've heard Haselhoff sing (heard on tv, not in person!) and I think that is conclusive proof that he is indeed an alien.

[Kida Adelyn]

That photo is enough proof for me, acctually. :ack

[maestrowork]

Hasselhoff actually was on Broadway as Dr. Jackyl/Mr. Hyde, and I must admit, he was pretty good.

He's still an alien. I saw him sucking the nose off Michael Jackson, another alien.

[Terra Aeterna]

I think Hasselhof is a pretty good singer (though not suited for American Pop. . .). But I still think his singing is proof of his alien origins. :ack

I've decided that I'm surrendering Lelu from Fifth Element over to whomever wants to claim her. My new sexiest alien is Mele-On Graza from Farscape.

[CindyBidar]

>>and am i the only person in the world who thought Bloom was ugly? <<

Yes.

Don't believe it, Flawed. You're not alone. ;)

[HConn]

... Michael Jackson, another alien.

Jackson isn't an alien. He's a were-honky.










(I wish I'd thought up that joke.)

[Kempo Kid]

Fine. If you don't want Orlando Bloom, I'll take him.

So there. You'll never see him again. (And if I have anything to say about it, he'll die happy. :hug )

[Kida Adelyn]

You can't keep Orlando to yourself!
(:grin )

[jjsoars]

From Lord of the rings I'm all for Strider. Long black hair. And he's not totally human.

I also love Duncan for highlander. Again long black hair.

In the star trek universe well I'm all for picard. I love that british accent. But then he's not an alien. Data would come in second for his sense of humour.

JJsoars

[triceretops]

Not hard at all.

Helen Slater--Super Girl

Natassia Kinski (sp) Cat People

That French doll from Date With An Angel

Tri

[Dhewco]

I like the blond Cylon on the new Battlestar Galactica.

[sc211]

E.T. in knickers.

Okay, truthfully? That bad-ass woman from Krypton in "Superman 2."

[drgnlvrljh]

HIM! (http://herzeleid.com/en/gallery/*/till/display/1/14)

No, seriously, I don't think he's human. *drools*

[Betty W01]

Do mutants count? If so, Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) - Hooooooooowl!!


If not, then I agree with the comment about Strider - oh, yeah!

Then, in descending order:


Superman (Christopher Reeves)
Superman (the guy from Lois & Clark - can't remember his name)
Mr. Spock
Worf

[drgnlvrljh]

Wolvie is my -HERO-!

I actually have a life-sized cardboard cutout of the comic book Wolvie. :lol

[ShinyPenguin]

Superman (the guy from Lois & Clark - can't remember his name)

Dean Cain... I forgot about him :D

[maestrowork]

Too bad Wolverine is not alien... I know someone who thinks he's totally sexy.

(no, no, not that taser, please...)

[drgnlvrljh]

Too bad Wolverine is not alien... I know someone who thinks he's totally sexy.

Yeah! Me!:lol :lol :lol

I seem to have a weakness for the "bad boy" type. :o

[Higgins]

As Persephone in Matrix Rev or the Virgin Mary or the Papal Agent in L'equipe Des Loups...

[dclary]

A two-year-old thread was resurrected why?

(I vote Tony Shaloub's girlfriend in Galaxy Quest)

[Pthom]

A two-year-old thread was resurrected why?Possibly because Sokal just ran across it? We do, now and then, have newcomers to the forum, and they have the right to comment on them regardless of the age of the thread.

Come to think of it, there are some juicy threads back there on the dusty early pages. Some are actually fun reading.

Cheers.

[Higgins]

Possibly because Sokal just ran across it? We do, now and then, have newcomers to the forum, and they have the right to comment on them regardless of the age of the thread.

Come to think of it, there are some juicy threads back there on the dusty early pages. Some are actually fun reading.

Cheers.

I was rumaging around in the old threads. I'll try to contain my enthusiasm or reduce my rumaging or only post remarks on the threads that seem particularly intriguing.

[veinglory]

Um, most of these characters aren't aliens...

[Pthom]

Um, most of these characters aren't aliens...Doesn't the term 'alien' depend on what country you're from? If the movie is filmed in Hollywood and stars Patrick Stewart and Marina Sirtis, or if the TV show is filmed in Vancouver, BC, and stars Richard Dean Anderson or David Duchovny . . .

What? You mean non-humans? Oh, then never mind.

[Evaine]

Spock first, and then Worf. I loved his comments (to Wesley) about Klingon courtship rituals - something along the lines of "Men write poetry. Women scream and (pant) throw heavy objects...." At which point Wesley is obviously too young to know more.

[Higgins]

Um, most of these characters aren't aliens...

But it can be puzzling. For example, Monica Belluci her role in Matrix Rev is a person pretending to be a virtual reality machine construct of a person as I understand it.

Or to put it another way: the one thing we are sure of is that she is very different from the Protangonists. She's not living in a bathtub on a rack "in reality"....though in real reality, she's just an actress pretending not to be living in a bathtub on a rack...but no matter how you cut it, she's not living in a bathtub on a rack. So in the context of Matrix Rev, she is not even remotely human since most of mankind lives "really" in bathtubs on racks.

[Ordinary_Guy]

The magic of casting (so to speak)...

Somebody mentioned Monica Belluci as Persephone in The Matrix. She was sexy... although a human-imitating construct.

T'Pol and 7-0f-9 were mentioned too. Those are no brainers... They would have my vote, too.

I'm going to get obscure, though: Romana I (Mary Tamm (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Tamm)) from Doctor Who (of the late 70's era) in close running with Leela (Louise Jameson (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louise_Jameson)), also from Doctor Who...

[Pthom]

Um...Leela was hot, all right, but not a true alien (as Veinglory would define one):
--from Wikipedia
Leela (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leela_%28Doctor_Who%29)is a fictional character played by Louise Jameson in the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who. She was a warrior of the savage Sevateem tribe, who were the descendants of the crew of an Earth ship that crash landed on an unnamed planet somewhere in the far future. The name of her tribe, "Sevateem", was a corruption of "survey team".So she may have been born on a different planet, but she is still human, no?

[triceretops]

The gal from Species. Hubba dubba dubba...

Tri

[Ordinary_Guy]

...So she may have been born on a different planet, but she is still human, no?
Yeah... though I suppose maybe we could say they were stranded so long that maybe they evolved just enough to be, ummmm... post-human.

[dpaterso]

To this day I have a thing for Vina (http://www.sherylfranklin.com/trekwomen_vina.html) the original Orion animal woman. Who, shockingly, hasn't been mentioned in this thread yet, unless I've gone blind. (And yes, I know Vina wasn't really an Orion animal woman, but she played one on TV.)

-Derek
My Web Page - shameless vampyre fiction & other shameless writings. (http://hometown.aol.co.uk/DPaterson57)
This is the crack team that foils my every plan? I am deeply shamed.

[Higgins]

She was sexy... although a human-imitating construct.



Or to quote the author: "ach ach du verdamtest Automaton!"

[sunandshadow]

Give me a cat-like, dog-like, or dragon-like alien any day! :D Yum anthros.

[Ardellis]

I can't be the only person in the universe who's fallen completely in love with an alien from a book (rather than movie or a TV show), can I?

I know he's not to everyone's taste, but I find Doctor Tachyon from the Wild Cards series edited by George R.R.Martin to be dead sexy. When he's not depressed and drunk, anyway. But then I guess I have a thing for arrogant but brilliant telepaths with garish fashion sense who think nothing of crying in public when something truly heartbreaking happens to a complete innocent.

[ChunkyC]

If we're going for alien characters from books, I'd have to put Honor Harrington on the list. She could order me to do just about anything, nudge nudge.

Yes, she's human, but centuries and light years removed from Earth. Good enough for me.

[beezle]

The aliens from Aliens. Sensual. And flexible, too, the people in the suits were gymnasts. I'm not sure about extendable killer mouth inside a mouth deal though. Not really my thing.

[yanallefish]

1) Q from Trek
2) Spock from TOS
3) in a book? ok, sue me, I always thought Sebell from the Harper Hall trilogy in the Pern saga was hot...
4)Han Solo - he's a Corellian, not a human (and he's sexy both on film and in book form... ok I have a vivid imagination*g*)

[Ardellis]

A couple of companions from Doctor Who have been mentioned already, but I'm going to plug the Doctor himself. I have a thing for at least five of his regenerations, but I'll narrow it down to just 2 of him (personal pronouns go all wierd around Time Lords!) here:

#8 (Paul McGann)
#9 (Chris Eccleston)

Yes, I know we only got to see McGann in the execrable Fox TV movie back in '96, but he's got an amazing voice and is still doing radio plays as the Doctor.

[Evaine]

Mmm, yes, liked Paul McGann (pity about the movie script).
Liked Chris Eccleston, too - the Manchester accent was a plus for me ("Lots of planets have a North!")
However - David Tennant (sigh!). He can do scary, and firm resolve in the face of unspeakable evil, and twinkly eyes and silly grins.... and he was a brilliant Casanova in the recent BBC series (Gosh, he was sexy!)

[C.bronco]

illegal or space alien????

[Pthom]

If a Talaxian/Cardassian cross-breed family lands on Vulkan without permission from the government there, aren't they both?

[EelKat]

OMG! Why is Doctor Who not on that list! I voted other so that I could say Doctor Who.

[Zoombie]

Is it against the rules to say one of my aliens is the sexiest? Cause E.L.Fs are teh sexy. But then again, they're also more cyborgs than aliens. But they are still cutely sexy and sexily cute.


If I had to go for non-me aliens, I say: Di-tayaken from the "Valors Choice" universe.

[jedimaster107]

I got several......

Goku
Vegeta
Gohan (teen)

[zahra]

OMG! Why is Doctor Who not on that list! I voted other so that I could say Doctor Who.
Yeah, but which incarnation? Because if the words 'Tom' and 'Baker' are orbiting anywhere around your consciousness, we need to talk.

I vote Chris Eccleston as Doctor Who, BTW.

[DaddyCat]

I saw that Star Trek's Orion women have been mentioned, so I voted for the Borg Queen. Alice Krige has the sexiest voice in the history of the human species.

[Smiling Ted]

At least now I understand why "Orlando Bloom" is all over my User CP buttons.

My choices:

Dax/Terry Farrell from Deep Space Nine
Kyra/Nana Visitor (ditto)
Aeryn Sun/Claudia Black from Farscape (What can I say? Lethal competence is sexy)

[small axe]

Rachel Roberts in SIMONE (what is she, an AI?)
http://www.film.org.pl/images2/simone/large1.jpg

Mathilda May from LIFEFORCE (sex vampire).
(um ... sorry ... hard to find a non-nude pix of her from that movie)

[deathwizard]

I would like to floss, use mouthwash, brush my teeth for five minutes, scrape my tongue, rinse my mouth, and then french-kiss Arwen for about an hour and a half, nonstop.

(Well, you'd want to have good breath.)