Lieutenant Natasha "Tasha" Yar, played by Denise Crosby, is a character in Star Trek: The Next Generation. In the fictional series, the character served as chief of security aboard the USS Enterprise-D for the first season. Crosby left the series near the end of first season, but reprised the role in "Yesterday's Enterprise" and "All Good Things...". Originally, the character was to be named 'Macha Hernandez' and was set to be played by...
Badar N'D'D talks about the hatred they have for the Selay.
Geordi and Tasha tell captain Picard about some of the customs of the planet ...
As the Enterprise goes to pass a energy mass they discover it changes shape.
Captain Picard and Yar talk about how difficult their task is.
Yar throws it in Lutan's face that he's lost everything.
Yar has a little chat with Yareena before they fight for the first position t...
Yar starts with some trash to talk Yareena pre fight.
Troi tricks Yar into saying that she enjoyed being pursued by Lutan.
Yar demonstrates one of the Enterprise's training techniques.
Yar is now sober and has come up to Data to tell him she will deny there roma...
Yar hooks up with Data while under the influence of the virus but after she's...
Yar, under the influence of the sickness going around flirts with Data and he...
Yar, under the influence of the sickness that has taken over the ship respond...
Lieutenant Tasha Yar tries to interfere as chief of security for the Enterprise.
The Ferengi landing party is sickened that human females have the ability to ...
The Ferengi have disabled the Enterprise. Picard is looking for any data tha...
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