Denise Crosby talks a bit about leaving TNG

[K]

Hi, Everyone.

A few folks, including myself, posted in some other TNG threads about why Denise left TNG and if she ever spoke about it.

I found this video clip and at the end, she addresses that subject, along with not really knowing grandfather Bing and directing Trekkies and Trekkies 2. Enjoy! :smiley5:

Denise Crosby "Tasha Yar" Star Trek TNG - AOL Video (http://video.aol.com/video-detail/denise-crosby-tasha-yar-star-trek-tng/1398402055)

[huedell]

Firstly K, I wanna say "thanks" for linking that clip
I want to add though, that she doesn't talk about her departure until the
very end---and unfortunately keeps the deatails very vague-
--I want the JUICY stuff ;) heh-heh
Again, thanks though--and it was an interesting listen.

[HardyGirl]

Thanks for sharing that. I had no idea she was younger than I am.

[Bo8a_Fett]

:drool_y:Denise when will you realise i'm your true love...especially since Carrie Fisher turned me down...
Thx for sharing

[K]

^ I'm glad all of you enjoyed the clip!

Yeah...I know She's too vague about the juicy details for my tastes, too, but this was the only clip I stumbled upon in which she talked about leaving TNG at all!

I'll keep my eyes peeled! :smiley5:

[huedell]

^ I'm glad all of you enjoyed the clip!

Yeah...I know She's too vague about the juicy details for my tastes, too, but this was the only clip I stumbled upon in which she talked about leaving TNG at all!

I'll keep my eyes peeled! :smiley5:

Its truly appreciated

Glad she embraced "her mistake"

The Trek franchise is that much richer
for her post-quitting involvement

[twilitezoner]

I remember hearing back in the day that she left the show after losing out to Sharon Stone for the part of Arnold's wife in Total Recall. I think she blamed TNG for not getting the part. At least that was the rumor at the time.

[Airdave817]

Thanks for posting that! That was really very cool!

[MIB41]

I personally met her at Wonderfest last year. Funny, insightful, intelligent and an incredibly under-appreciated talent.