Funniest character of Star Trek

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My favorite is Grand Nagus Zek from DS9,
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and Nelix from Voyager.

As recurring comedic characters go, there's also Lwaxanna Troi, the one obsessed about the chalice of riix. On the original show there was Trelane. That rock creature in the Abraham Lincolm episode. Harry Mudd I guess is another one, it's a pity they didn't make "the Wrath of Mudd"... The proconsul in the Roman episode... That one has also the classic line to be used when appropriate; "Take great care, the police are everywhere".

Can I nominate the Tribbles?

Mudd.

"I'm a doctor, not an escalator!"

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MULMbqQ9LJ8[/youtube]

Nelix.

those characters that were painted half-white/half-black. that was over the top, or a "jumping the shark" moment for TOS.

Spock, McCoy, Data, Seven.

I always thought Neelix was just annoying and, both in-universe and in his quality as a written character, was trying too hard,

Quark of DS9. Loveable rogue whose avarice and dishonesty often came across as funny.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer

This is why the living rock from "The Savage Curtain is one of the funniest characters.

ROCK: The confrontation of the two opposing philosophies you term good and evil. Since this is our first experiment with Earthlings, our theme is a simple one. Survival, life and death. Your philosophies are alien to us, and we wish to understand them and discover which is the stronger. We learn by observing such spectacles.
KIRK: What do you mean, survival?
ROCK: The word is explicit. If you and Spock survive, you return to your vessel. If you do not, your existence is ended.

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ROCK: Do you wish further clarification? Your choice of action is unlimited, as is your choice of weapons. Should you wish to use any, you may fabricate anything you desire out of what you can find around you. Captain?
KIRK: Mister Spock and I refuse to participate.
ROCK: You will decide otherwise.

In one episode of DS9, Garrick is trying to find out what the implant in his head is for. Dr. Bashir is able to obtain a registry number, and Garrick transmits that number to his contact in the Obsidian Order. Immediately, the contact reports that his system is locked down and that security teams are on their way to arrest him. It seems that the registry number has such a high classification that merely knowing the number is enough to get "disappeared" by the Obsidian Order. As soon as I heard the contact's name, I knew he was doomed.

The contact's name?

"BOHICA", as in:

Bend
Over,
Here
It
Comes
Again

I'm surprised that the name got past the network's censors, but I guess that they had never been in the military ...

I also like the Tribbles, but failing that, Chekov. I love his screaming and looking for "nuclear wessels."

I say Data! Data is completely clueless to human culture and he does some dumb things not knowing he is doing anything wrong at all.

It has to be Data.

I think the funniest are Lwaxanna Troi & Grand Negas Zek