Ugh Rick Berman why are you like this.
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Technically, her last scenes were in Redemption, as Sela. And her last scenes as Tasha were in Yesterday's Enterprise.
But Rick Berman is, has been, and always will be scum. The way he treated the women on-set was worse than Roddenberry.
Tasha was in "All Good Things."
One time I was seated near to Denise on a flight and she was drunk as a LORD, but now I understand it’s probably something Rick did. This was like 2016 and anyway this story has no point
Sure but Rick is very well known for how he interacted and treated female cast. Famously most will know of Farrell being fired from DS9.
Maybe he shouldn't be making up shit then.
They're saying this Rick person probably thinks this is what happened
The way Denise (who knows him better than we do) reacted imo suggests she too thinks he's making shit up (again). But sure, he'd just have to say "sorry, I seem to have misremembered this. In the future, I will try to check with others before I publicly post about distant memories."
No, this is a pretty tame level of lying for Rick Berman.
Don't know about Berman's mental state, but I know of plenty of old people who didn't lose their marbles. My granny for one remembers anything since the dawn of time or at least from her 95 years of living.
Aging really is a game of swings and roundabouts
i mean i've met quite a few people in their 80s who aren't. no need for that shit here
Meanwhile every YouTube commenter screaming to bring this creepazoid back 👀👀👀
People are asking for RICK BERMAN back!? Is this a mirrorverse thing?
*Unceremoniously.
How do you know though? Maybe he did it quite ceremoniously just to be an asshole and rub it in?
At the time, very much akin to ceremony. Women are generally treated better these days (but still not like they should be treated), but in the 90s they were very much looked upon like meat with pretty packaging.
dint she regret leaving TNG. she was killed again by stewie with a klingon disrupter later on.
That’s actually such a sweet piece of Trek history — props like that are basically “physical memories.” Also, wild how much lore can live in something the size of a coin. 🖖
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