Working with the people, and being able to really work on the scripts with the writers and directors. I am very, very flattered that I could be part of this, and it will always be very special to me."Īs for what Crosby said she would miss most about Star Trek? "Probably working with the people. "And to know that I was in on the ground level with this show is an incredible thing. "We've really had a wonderful ensemble, and we've been able to really make something of each role and each character," Crosby added. "I know that sounds impossible and false and everything, but it's exactly the way it is.” And I feel like a man blessed by two families," he said. They're truly professional and talented people. "No show I've ever made has lived up to everything I want it to be. Roddenberry echoed Crosby's mindset, holding a glass half full perspective in the wake of both her decision, as well as the intense uncertainty that initially surrounded the spinoff. "I think that it'll probably elevate me even further… as a kind of cult figure in terms of Star Trek history. Roddenberry promised that it's "not a sad, downer script," but rather "it leaves you with tears in your eyes and a sort of smile, too.”Īs for becoming the first regular cast member to depart early, Crosby accurately predicted that it would cement her and the character as legends within the canon. "It's one of the most powerful episodes we've shot this season, and probably will be one of the more powerful ones in the whole series, I would think.” "It's an incredible, incredible episode," Crosby said at the time, weeks ahead of its eventual air date on April 25, 1988. (In season 3 of Picard, the holo was one of many visual easter eggs in "Surrender," meaning Tasha, however briefly, got to reunite with her TNG family.) Later, the crew watches a previously recorded holographic message left by Tasha, who reflects on her short time aboard the NCC-1701-D. In "Skin of Evil," Tasha, just as she did many times throughout the first season, was part of an away mission to Turkana IV, where a slime-based alien, Armus, kills her unceremoniously.
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