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* HostilityOnTheSet: Rick Berman ripped Denise's badge off her outfit after filming, stating that she "wouldn't be needing it again". He later tweeted with an apparently selective memory that she'd given it to him willinglly before Denise corrected him.
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* HostilityOnTheSet: Rick Berman ripped Denise's badge off her outfit after filming, stating that she "wouldn't be needing it again". He later tweeted with an apparently selective memory that she'd given it to him willinglly willingly before Denise corrected him.
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* WordOfStPaul: While the writers haven't said anything one way or the other about whether Tasha's speech to Wesley was merely her recounting drug use she had witnessed on her homeworld, or her indirectly confessing to having been a former addict herself, Denise Crosby prefers to think of the latter one as being true.
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* MoneyDearBoy: Merritt Butrick took the role of T'Jon mostly because he was being financially crippled by the costs for his AIDS medication, and couldn't get health insurance.
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* MoneyDearBoy: Merritt Butrick Creator/MerrittButrick took the role of T'Jon mostly because he was being financially crippled by the costs for his AIDS medication, and couldn't get health insurance.
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* OutOfOrder: In some countries, this episode originally aired after "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E22SkinOfEvil Skin of Evil]]" (as "Skin of Evil" was actually filmed first), leaving viewers puzzled about Tasha Yar's miraculous resurrection.
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* OutOfOrder: In some countries, this episode originally aired after "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E22SkinOfEvil Skin of Evil]]" (as "Skin of Evil" was actually filmed first), leaving viewers puzzled about Tasha Yar's miraculous resurrection.first).
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* HostilityOnSet: HostilityOnTheSet: Rick Berman ripped Denise's badge off her outfit after filming, stating that she "wouldn't be needing it again". He later tweeted with an apparently selective memory that she'd given it to him willinglly before Denise corrected him.
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* HostilityOnSet: Rick Berman ripped Denise's badge off her outfit after filming, stating that she "wouldn't be needing it again". He later tweeted with an apparently selective memory that she'd given it to him willinglly before Denise corrected him.
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* OutOfOrder: In some countries, this episode originally aired after "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E22SkinOfEvil Skin of Evil]]," Evil]]" (as "Skin of Evil" was actually filmed first), leaving viewers puzzled about Tasha Yar's miraculous resurrection.resurrection.
* PropRecycling: The freighter ship is the Talarian freighter model reused from "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E19HeartOfGlory Heart Of Glory]]", which itself was cobbled together from models used in the ''[[Series/{{V 1983}} V miniseries]]'' and ''Film/CaptainEO''.
* PropRecycling: The freighter ship is the Talarian freighter model reused from "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E19HeartOfGlory Heart Of Glory]]", which itself was cobbled together from models used in the ''[[Series/{{V 1983}} V miniseries]]'' and ''Film/CaptainEO''.
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* AscendedFanon: A variation, since the Franchise/StarTrekExpandedUniverse novels aren't generally considered canon per se, but when the episode first aired many fans took Tasha's lengthy description of the effects of drugs as proof that Tasha ''herself'' had once been a drug addict. Mostly this was just because it made the scene seem like actual CharacterDevelopment for Tasha instead of the DrugsAreBad lecture it really was, but the various ''Star Trek'' novel writers seized upon this and explicitly wrote that Tasha tended to waver in and out of addiction during the course of her childhood and teenage years. Of course, given that she spent her pre-Starfleet years dodging rape gangs on a CrapsackWorld, drug addiction doesn't seem at all implausible.
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* AscendedFanon: A variation, since the Franchise/StarTrekExpandedUniverse novels aren't generally considered canon per se, but when the episode first aired many fans took Tasha's lengthy description of the effects of drugs as proof that Tasha ''herself'' had once been a drug addict. Mostly this was just because it made the scene seem like actual CharacterDevelopment for Tasha instead of the DrugsAreBad lecture it really was, but the various ''Star Trek'' novel writers seized upon this and explicitly wrote that Tasha tended to waver in and out of addiction during the course of her childhood and teenage years. Of course, given that she spent her pre-Starfleet years dodging rape gangs on a CrapsackWorld, drug addiction doesn't seem at all implausible.implausible, and Denise Crosby herself agreed with this interpretation of the speech.
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* CreatorBacklash: The lecture about drugs was added by showrunner Maurice Hurley over the objections of the cast. Hurley himself later admitted that it came across as very clumsy and out of place.
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* CreatorBacklash: The lecture about drugs was added by showrunner Maurice Hurley over the objections of the cast. Hurley himself later admitted that it came across as very clumsy and out of place. Averted, weirdly enough, by the person who actually delivered the speech, Denise Crosby, who was just glad for something that gave Tasha ''any'' hint of a backstory.
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* OutOfOrder: This In some countries, this episode originally aired after "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E22SkinOfEvil Skin of Evil]]," leaving viewers puzzled about Tasha Yar's miraculous resurrection.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Denise Crosby has mentioned that if there had been more scenes like the one where Tasha was explaining to Wesley about drug addiction (and subtly suggesting that she knew from experience), she might not have left the show.
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* CreatorBacklash: The lecture about drugs was added by showrunner Maurice Hurley over the objections of the cast.cast. Hurley himself later admitted that it came across as very clumsy and out of place.
* MoneyDearBoy: Merritt Butrick took the role of T'Jon mostly because he was being financially crippled by the costs for his AIDS medication, and couldn't get health insurance.
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* AscendedFanon: A variation, since the Franchise/StarTrekExpandedUniverse novels aren't generally considered canon per se, but when the episode first aired many fans took Tasha's lengthy description of the effects of drugs as proof that Tasha ''herself'' had once been a drug addict. Mostly this was just because it made the scene seem like actual CharacterDevelopment for Tasha instead of the DrugsAreBad lecture it really was, but the various ''Star Trek'' novel writers seized upon this and explicitly wrote that Tasha tended to waver in and out of addiction during the course of her childhood and teenage years. Of course, given that she spent her pre-Starfleet years dodging rape gangs on a CrapsackWorld, drug addiction doesn't seem at all implausible
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* AscendedFanon: A variation, since the Franchise/StarTrekExpandedUniverse novels aren't generally considered canon per se, but when the episode first aired many fans took Tasha's lengthy description of the effects of drugs as proof that Tasha ''herself'' had once been a drug addict. Mostly this was just because it made the scene seem like actual CharacterDevelopment for Tasha instead of the DrugsAreBad lecture it really was, but the various ''Star Trek'' novel writers seized upon this and explicitly wrote that Tasha tended to waver in and out of addiction during the course of her childhood and teenage years. Of course, given that she spent her pre-Starfleet years dodging rape gangs on a CrapsackWorld, drug addiction doesn't seem at all implausible implausible.
* CreatorBacklash: The lecture about drugs was added by Maurice Hurley over the objections of the cast.
* WriterOnBoard: The episode was inspired by Maurice Hurley's work on ''Series/MiamiVice''.
* CreatorBacklash: The lecture about drugs was added by Maurice Hurley over the objections of the cast.
* WriterOnBoard: The episode was inspired by Maurice Hurley's work on ''Series/MiamiVice''.
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* AscendedFanon: A variation, since the Franchise/StarTrekExpandedUniverse novels aren't generally considered canon per se, but when the episode first aired many fans took Tasha's lengthy description of the effects of drugs as proof that Tasha ''herself'' had once been a drug addict. Mostly this was just because it made the scene seem like actual CharacterDevelopment for Tasha instead of the DrugsAreBad lecture it really was, but the various ''Star Trek'' novel writers seized upon this and explicitly wrote that Tasha tended to waver in and out of addiction during the course of her childhood and teenage years. Of course, given that she spent her pre-Starfleet years dodging rape gangs on a CrapsackWorld, drug addiction doesn't seem at all implausible
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* AscendedFanon: A variation, since the ''Star Trek'' Franchise/StarTrekExpandedUniverse novels aren't generally considered canon per se, but when the episode first aired many fans took Tasha's lengthy description of the effects of drugs as proof that Tasha ''herself'' had once been a drug addict. Mostly this was just because it made the scene seem like actual CharacterDevelopment for Tasha instead of the DrugsAreBad lecture it really was, but the various ''Star Trek'' novel writers seized upon this and explicitly wrote that Tasha tended to waver in and out of addiction during the course of her childhood and teenage years.
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* YouLookFamiliar: The actors who play T'Jon and Sobi, Merritt Butrick and Judson Earney Scott, had much more prominent roles in ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan'', namely David Marcus and Joachim respectively.
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* AscendedFanon: A variation, since the ''Star Trek'' novels aren't generally considered canon per se, but when the episode first aired many fans took Tasha's lengthy description of the effects of drugs as proof that Tasha ''herself'' had once been a drug addict. Mostly this was just because it made the scene seem like actual CharacterDevelopment for Tasha instead of the DrugsAreBad lecture it really was, but the various ''Star Trek'' novel writers seized upon this and explicitly wrote that Tasha tended to waver in and out of addiction during the course of her childhood and teenage years.
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