Love John de Lancie, but we gotta shake things up a bit.
Given the events of "Picard" and the delays of the writer's strike, it's considerably less likely we'll get to see our old Q up to no good. Natasha has the smarmy attitude expected from a Q, so why not? Certainly welcome to a relative unknown in the role if they can pull it off, but she gets my vote.
Make it Wil Wheaton.
He disappeared with the Traveller, and somehow got adopted by a Q, and worked his way up to full Qhood. And all he wants to do is fuck with smarmy captains.
Hell yeah! This is the only answer in my mind, he would be absolutely perfect as Q 💖
A jealous Wesley God torments his half brother across the galaxy, yes please
oh my god this is brilliant. what if that’s the traveler’s whole secret purpose after all: he’s always been a Q that recruits people into the continuum in a much different way than our Q tries to?
I can totally see this. She'd make an awesome Q
Smoking and making confused Jewish-language sounds.
I was thinking along the same lines recently but there's been another bit of Trek news that's been bouncing around and my head put both together.
Nic Cage as Q
I propose Diane Morgan, in character as Philomena Cunk. Just cause they're immortal doesn't mean every Q needs to be a semi-malicious super genius. Trek needs an omnipresent goober
Now I want a spinoff with (Philomena Cunk) Q and Data. Data asks her to define things, and she does (in her own unique way, obviously).
Can call it Cunk on Data (not to be confused with an earlier series, Lieutenant Yar on Data, which shows up as a separate line item on your hotel bill)
Hey, has anyone heard of what Gary Busey is up to nowadays? Might as well go full on chaos powerhouse!
Or Jake Busey, for that matter.
I've long held that Jon LaJoie would make an amazing Q.
I can see that working.
The EBDB spans the space-time continuum
Totally. Would love to see him deadpan some nonsense to whichever federation captain has his focus at the time.
Two words: Hell. Yes.
There is no way that the universe could handle this much Q-ness!?
DO IT, DO IT NOW!:-)
I'm not seeing it honestly. She does have attitude, but not in a Q sort of way, not to me. Less misanthropic and more world-weary.
You want a Q that is both smarmy and clearly doesn't like most humans. My vote, if it's a woman, would be Jo Brand. She fits the bill.
Not familiar with her work. After perusing her Wiki, seems I've got some material to go through. 66 may not be an ideal age for a potentially ongoing character, but I can't speak with any accuracy to that effect. For another similarly aged Q, I'd say Bruce "Hail to the king, baby" Campbell.
Yeah, that could work...
What about Olivia d'Abo? It would be interesting to see what became of Amanda Rogers