The Next Generation, which aired from 1987 to 1994, featured Denise Crosby as Tasha Yar. However, it almost didn't happen.

Star Trek's Tasha Yar was almost played by Rosalind Chao but the role ultimately went to Denise Crosby, who left after season ...

Before Denise Crosby was cast as the ill-fated Tasha Yar on Star Trek: The Next Generation, several other very different ...

Fans were ecstatic to see some Star Trek: The Next Generation cast members return in Star Trek: Picard when it premiered in 2020. Many felt that the reunion of the entire main cast on screen by season ...

Star Trek has been home to some of pop culture's most enduring couples, and now the franchise has unleashed probably its best ...

He further stated that some villages previously under siege, such as Dan Kade and Yar Tasha, have now been secured due to increased military presence, which has allowed displaced farmers to return to ...

Bandits have attacked Yar Tasha Sahabi, a community in the Dansadau Emirate of Maru Local Government Area, Zamfara State, leaving several people injured, shops looted, and properties destroyed.

One afternoon, actors Denise Crosby (plays Tasha Yar and Sela) and Nana Visitor (plays Kira Nerys) led a group in making tequila and mezcal cocktails. 'Star Trek' cruise 2026: Celebrate show's ...

Not only was this a fantastic character piece that brought back Denise Crosby as Tasha Yar, but it also demonstrated what Patrick Stewart could do as a slightly harder-edged, alternate version of ...

As you might expect, early on in TNG, the writers sometimes goofed. A prime example is Tasha Yar's death, which occurred circa Stardate 41601.3, but she was alive in a previous episode with the ...

But crucially it doesn't matter whether or not you knew that Turkana IV — a planet mentioned at the end of "Section 31" — is the homeworld of "The Next Generation"'s Tasha Yar. It's pure fan ...

This episode rectified actress Denise Crosby’s unceremonious exit from the show in season one, when her character Tasha Yar died thanks to a black tar monster. (Yes, really.) In addition ...