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I was so happy when I saw Data on this quiz.
He also has fairly memorable makeup, and is AFAIK, a fairly common/main character.
These things combined make him one of the more memorable Star Trek characters in pop culture, along with someone like Spock. They probably stand out more easily to a layman than Warf, or Ryker, Geordi, or even Picard, who lack some combination of easily recognizable + easily remembered name (and are probably more know as their physical/costume descriptions)
He is also fairly easy to use as an archetype (he is an emotionless android).
It will be interesting to see what effects the death of tv/reruns/shared common pop culture has on society.
There is no Doctor on the T quiz, for THE Doctor, and not on the D quiz, for Doctor. WHERE IS HE?
Also it's a pretty sparingly-used title. How many well-known "Darths" are there out there?
And don't just say "Mahatma Sidious" because you probably just guessed that one.
I guess that's what happens if you don't watch much TV and film!