Theresa Lee "Terry" Farrell (born November 19, 1963) is an American actress and former fashion model. She is perhaps best known for her performances in the television series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Becker. Farrell is the daughter of Kay Carol Christine Bendickson and Edwin Francis Farrell, Jr. Later, her mother married David W. Grussendorf, who adopted Terry and her sister, Christine. Before becoming a model, she played a Christmas elf...
Jason steps up close to Valerie after apologizing and telling her that he's i...
Jason steps up close to Valerie after apologizing and telling her that he's i...
Before the meet, Valerie hits a sore spot when Jason invites her to Thornton'...
Jadzia is telling Worf to face the facts and realize that he isn't very good ...
Minister Toran is confused by the readings that the Chief and Jadzia are repo...
O'Brien wants to communicate with the crew below but it looks like there is a...
Dax is with O'Brien as they look for Sisko, Kai Opaka and the crew that have ...
Sisko, Kai Opaka and crew members crash landed on a moon and now Dax and O'Br...
The crew find out that if they cannot fix the rupture then the system will be...
Jadzia is sorry that everyone has found out about his fantasies.
Jadzia Dax doesn't know how ships engines may effect the Denorios Belt.
Dax has a hurt leg and can't continue without help but Sisko won't leave her ...
Dax has a hurt leg so they cannot make it across the cavern. Sisko wanted Kir...
Dax is talking to Sisko and she has a hurt leg and won't be able to make the ...
Sisko, Kira and Dax are on the edge of a cliff and they need to jump across t...
Chief O'Brien is trying to get the computer entity to pay attention to him.
Jadzia proposes a theory for the evolution of the entity disrupting the compu...
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