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Tasha Yar

Tasha Yar

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Sep 11, 2026

Helen O'HaraHOST
16:40
He could, yeah.
Chris HewittHOST
16:40
Uh, all right, let's get to a real fan favorite, Tasha Yar.
Helen O'HaraHOST
16:44
[laughs]
James DyerHOST
16:45
I mean...
Chris HewittHOST
16:45
Who is playing Tasha Yar-
James DyerHOST
16:47
It's a shortage role
Chris HewittHOST
16:47
... and does she survive longer than the first season of this rebooted-
Helen O'HaraHOST
17:13
Mm.
BenGUEST
11:23
Fucking terrified me.
BenGUEST
11:27
And I remember the black oil ooze guy from Skin of Evil that killed Tasha Yar.
DylanHOST
11:32
Yeah.
DylanHOST
11:33
Which now looks like it's more from 60s Star Trek than anything that was in the 80s or 90s, doesn't it?
Tony TolardoHOST
51:08
Star Trek has been available on DVD and Blu-ray.
Tony TolardoHOST
51:11
Here, Denise Crosby, who was both Lieutenant Yar and Sela, tells me if she had seen some of the Trek DVDs.
Tony TolardoHOST
51:18
yourself on DVD.
Tony TolardoHOST
51:20
I mean, the quality is amazing.
Denise CrosbySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
51:38
I mean, I had no desire to sit him down and watch Mommy on TV.
Denise CrosbySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
51:43
I think he could probably really um, appreciate it and get a sense.
Denise CrosbySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
51:47
Cause he certainly knows of Tasha Yar and Star Trek just from the way my life goes.
Denise CrosbySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
51:53
And he sees, I have my little, there's a little, uh, Tasha or no little Sela action figure in my, uh, in my office.
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Coming of Age

Sep 8 · 1 Mention

Pete the RetailerHOST
33:00
But...
Pete the RetailerHOST
33:02
We do not get to see his interview with Tasha Yar, which is interesting, which could be part of why she was like, oh, I get cut from the scene where he talks to everybody? Okay, maybe this isn't what I thought it was going to be.
John EngelHOST
33:15
She just would have been really belligerent.
John EngelHOST
33:17
That's what the scene would have been, probably.
Tim BraytonHOST
38:24
I ironically like the one where Wesley is on planet sex and gets arrested for like the death penalty for stepping on flowers.
Tim BraytonHOST
38:33
Even irony cannot get me to a headspace to appreciate Tasha Yar is kidnapped by space Africans.
Mandy AlbertGUEST
38:41
Wait, is that code of honor?
Tim BraytonHOST
38:42
Uh, that's code of honor.
PeterGUEST
63:12
Awesome.
PeterGUEST
63:12
I made Tasha Yar.
PeterGUEST
63:14
Awesome.
PeterGUEST
63:15
Narasagawa.
SusanHOST
63:57
Yeah.
KellyHOST
63:57
Tasha Yar.
KellyHOST
63:59
Isn't that her name?
CortHOST
64:00
Yeah.
Ben HarrisonHOST
9:19
Like, it's, it's hard to tell because there is a lot of interference, but we're gonna go take a look at that.
Ben HarrisonHOST
9:26
But we're not taking Yar with us, because we need a tactician on the bridge in case the Rom show up.
speaker_4ADVERTISER
9:32
We've gotta have Weps.
speaker_4ADVERTISER
9:33
He's the key.

9 MINS LATER

Jean-Luc PicardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:33
[upbeat music] The first duty of every Starfleet officer is to the truth.
Jean-Luc PicardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:38
Scientific truth, or historical truth, or personal truth.
Adam PranicaHOST
18:42
If I'm Tasha Yar, I'm a little miffed at, like, "Okay, so I don't get to go on the away team because I gotta stay here and help defend the ship.
Adam PranicaHOST
18:52
But also, you want me to go to the transporter room and do the transportin'? "
John ArminioGUEST
6:36
I remember watching the original series of Next Generation growing up.
John ArminioGUEST
6:41
It boggles my mind now, but I was born in 1984, but I remember being shocked at Tasha Yar dying, and that happened in 1987.
John ArminioGUEST
6:50
So it has to be one of my
Bill ScurryGUEST
6:53
earliest memories

1 HR 53 MINS LATER

SkyeHOST
120:18
And this is not only one of the best episodes of The Next Generation, but one of the best episodes from the entire Star Trek franchise.
SkyeHOST
120:24
It's got a very intelligent premise of the arrival of a previously destroyed Enterprise-C from, I think, 22 years in the past which comes through a time rift as soon as it enters the future history has changed making the enterprise d into a battleship because the enterprise c played an integral part in stopping the war between the federation and the klingons it's only Guinan who knows that something isn't right because she's just got this incredibly innate ability and Guinan's one of my favorite Star Trek characters that she knows she's got this sort of link to the space-time continuum And if something is wrong, she inherently knows.
SkyeHOST
120:56
And then they also had the surprise reappearance of Tasha Yard being killed point to see in the season one episode.
SkyeHOST
121:02
But she's still alive in this whole timeline.
Scott CaloraHOST
35:20
but like um because he almost says it and pike cuts him off i think and right he does the the proctor who shows up you know there's nothing to do with the actress or anything she took you know she had she got a job on a on a major tv show good for her but they've got her dressed up like the judge the q judge from encounter at farpoint like john delancey in the 21st century, World War III post, Picard calls it the post-atomic horror, right? Which is I think after World War III and the Star Trek.
Scott CaloraHOST
35:52
When Q, John Delancey, comes out in that courtroom setting where Tasha Yar gets frozen and everything.
Scott CaloraHOST
35:58
Like, that's the judge outfit from the...
Scott CaloraHOST
36:01
You're the one who pointed this out to me.

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