Who do you think was the best captain in the franchise? And why?
What would you like to have done with the character of Tasha Yar if you had Q's powers and could "make it so"?
... and finally...
Like so many Star Trek alumni, you have a broad and varied career in TV and film but how does it feel to be one of only 3 former Trek actors to play a real part in STO (Zachery Quinto and Leonard Nimoy being the other 2)?
"...we are far more united and have far more in common with each other than the things that divide us.”
Jo Cox 22.6.1974 - 16.6.2016
Welcome back and thank you for Reprising a nice Duality of Trek for us.
I hope you will find it in your heart to issue a Case of Special Reserve Romulan Ale
to any Captains assisting in Freeing Sela from the Clutches of the Iconians.
I recommend a Pardon for the Romulan Officer Janek.. Shes nothing like Donatra
and could be of use to a new Empire.
Q: What part of Playing your Original Characters Daughter did you like the best?
Will we find out what ever happened to Tasha? with events of Yesterdays Enterprise
That was already known: she was captured along with others on the Enterprise, agreed to marry a Romulan general in order to save the lives of her fellow prisoners (making her better than Janeway), had a half-Romulan half-human daughter named Sela, tried to escape from Romulus, was caught when the infant Sela started to cry, and was executed.
the 3rd year anniversary/yesterdays enterprise/enterprise C/tasha/sela/ambassador class in game finally/Denise Crosby approached to voice sela/etc...
top secret project is not very Top Secret, branflakes
LOL
*spoiler*willSelafinallyappearinSTO*cough*
So here are my questions for Denise:
1- what do you think Mirror Universe Tasha would be like? Or Mirror Universe Sela?
2- if Tasha had been given more stories and character development in the episodes, would you have stayed on?
People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect. But actually from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey ... stuff. --the Doctor, "Blink"
Wow, for the first time, I really don't have anything to shoot from the hip, other than asking if she was offered a Cryptic Pony to do work with S.T.O.?
Now that I think of it, do you think it was a little too oddball for Crowley and team to have you reprise an ancestor of Tasha Yar in the Phase II episode?
"Critics who say that the optimistic utopia Star Trek depicted is now outmoded forget the cultural context that gave birth to it: Star Trek was not a manifestation of optimism when optimism was easy. Star Trek declared a hope for a future that nobody stuck in the present could believe in. For all our struggles today, we haven’t outgrown the need for stories like Star Trek. We need tales of optimism, of heroes, of courage and goodness now as much as we’ve ever needed them." -Thomas Marrone
That was already known: she was captured along with others on the Enterprise, agreed to marry a Romulan general in order to save the lives of her fellow prisoners (making her better than Janeway), had a half-Romulan half-human daughter named Sela, tried to escape from Romulus, was caught when the infant Sela started to cry, and was executed.
People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect. But actually from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey ... stuff. --the Doctor, "Blink"
The TNG episode "The Naked Now" was one of my favorite episodes. If Tasha was never killed off, do you think the relationship between Tasha and Data would've been explored further?
denise crosby how would have star trek the next generation develope differently if natashia yar was not killed off in late season one of tng?
why is it every time the main star trek tng cast meet at star trek conventions or other conventions that you natashia yar and droctor plaski Diana Muldaur always are missing?
denise crosby natashia yar would you have like to have done some st tng episodes with Diana Muldaur katherine plaski? what type of dynamic would have been between liutantent yar and droctor plaski?
your stongest st tng episode for liutantent natashia yar was yesterday's enterprise. did you like the newer st tng 2 piece uniforms?
denise crosby was it fun for you to return for st tng episode all good things? did you like the added shuttle where yar took picard to the enterprise d?
After she chose to leave they found ways to bring her back with time travel and coincidental identical looking descendants (you have your mother's everything). She was clearly a popular character so do you think it was short-sighted to leave so soon, and so permanently, instead of taking a break?
When TNG production began, was Patrick as much of an uptight stress case as he made himself out to be? Did he really call a meeting of all the featured actors to discuss his feelings about the future of the series? Did the two of you butt heads, so to speak?
Tasha has always been one of my favourite Star Trek characters, of any franchise. I still cry when I watch "Skin of Evil" to this day, and being a grown man I'm not afraid to say that. A very powerful, moving performance from all involved.
Whatever the reasons for your departure may've been, I respect your decision. I've read that Gene was disappointed and I understand why. I think you're brilliant. You left an indelible mark on the series, and your departure made the show more real, in my opinion. Sometimes I've heard Trek fans criticize TNG for being too "utopian" or not as "dark" as the other series. Your finale became one of the definitive moments to prove this is not the case. In my opinion, Season One is indispensable thanks to you.
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Who do you think was the best captain in the franchise? And why?
What would you like to have done with the character of Tasha Yar if you had Q's powers and could "make it so"?
... and finally...
Like so many Star Trek alumni, you have a broad and varied career in TV and film but how does it feel to be one of only 3 former Trek actors to play a real part in STO (Zachery Quinto and Leonard Nimoy being the other 2)?
Jo Cox 22.6.1974 - 16.6.2016
I hope you will find it in your heart to issue a Case of Special Reserve Romulan Ale
to any Captains assisting in Freeing Sela from the Clutches of the Iconians.
I recommend a Pardon for the Romulan Officer Janek.. Shes nothing like Donatra
and could be of use to a new Empire.
Q: What part of Playing your Original Characters Daughter did you like the best?
Thanks.
Senshi
Tsuki ni Kawatte Oshioki Yo
I love Sela, she was the reason why I loved the Romulans so much!
Anyways just a couple questions;
#1 Did you know that Sela was the Empress in the STO timeline? And if so do you know that Sela is the head of the Tal Shiar in the novels?
#2 Your character in Pet Cemetery was awesome in the final scene! Did you ever think you should have been in the sequel?
That was already known: she was captured along with others on the Enterprise, agreed to marry a Romulan general in order to save the lives of her fellow prisoners (making her better than Janeway), had a half-Romulan half-human daughter named Sela, tried to escape from Romulus, was caught when the infant Sela started to cry, and was executed.
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Beard or no beard?
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IS Brent Spiner fully functional?
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LOL
*spoiler*willSelafinallyappearinSTO*cough*
So here are my questions for Denise:
1- what do you think Mirror Universe Tasha would be like? Or Mirror Universe Sela?
2- if Tasha had been given more stories and character development in the episodes, would you have stayed on?
Now that I think of it, do you think it was a little too oddball for Crowley and team to have you reprise an ancestor of Tasha Yar in the Phase II episode?
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"Critics who say that the optimistic utopia Star Trek depicted is now outmoded forget the cultural context that gave birth to it: Star Trek was not a manifestation of optimism when optimism was easy. Star Trek declared a hope for a future that nobody stuck in the present could believe in. For all our struggles today, we haven’t outgrown the need for stories like Star Trek. We need tales of optimism, of heroes, of courage and goodness now as much as we’ve ever needed them."
-Thomas Marrone
That was the impression I had when I watched the episode where Sela talked to Picard for the first time. Read Denise's interview for the backstory at http://trekcore.com/interviews/denisecrosby_interview.html
I loved seeing you in Star Trek: Blood and Fire as Dr. Yar, it was the best Easter egg ever! I squeed like a fan-gurl.
Ok, real question: Did you enjoy the episode? and if so what did you like about doing it?
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2) Were you surprised at how popular Sela is in the Star Trek Online community? And how they wish to involve her more in the game?
3) If you had a chance to add to the story of your characters, what would you write about?
why is it every time the main star trek tng cast meet at star trek conventions or other conventions that you natashia yar and droctor plaski Diana Muldaur always are missing?
denise crosby natashia yar would you have like to have done some st tng episodes with Diana Muldaur katherine plaski? what type of dynamic would have been between liutantent yar and droctor plaski?
your stongest st tng episode for liutantent natashia yar was yesterday's enterprise. did you like the newer st tng 2 piece uniforms?
denise crosby was it fun for you to return for st tng episode all good things? did you like the added shuttle where yar took picard to the enterprise d?
A Romulan player faction voiced by the Empress, maybe? It could happen.
But you see the secret is that she's playing Picard.
Damn, the lobi's out of the lockbox.
How does it feel coming back to Trek again?
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When TNG production began, was Patrick as much of an uptight stress case as he made himself out to be? Did he really call a meeting of all the featured actors to discuss his feelings about the future of the series? Did the two of you butt heads, so to speak?
Tasha has always been one of my favourite Star Trek characters, of any franchise. I still cry when I watch "Skin of Evil" to this day, and being a grown man I'm not afraid to say that. A very powerful, moving performance from all involved.
Whatever the reasons for your departure may've been, I respect your decision. I've read that Gene was disappointed and I understand why. I think you're brilliant. You left an indelible mark on the series, and your departure made the show more real, in my opinion. Sometimes I've heard Trek fans criticize TNG for being too "utopian" or not as "dark" as the other series. Your finale became one of the definitive moments to prove this is not the case. In my opinion, Season One is indispensable thanks to you.
Cheers,
George
...because he will find an easy way to do it.
-Bill Gates
How do you stay so completely awesome?
Sincerely
Kevin Horsley