Previously on rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated, David Williams said:
> All I know is that Tasha Yar annoyed the hell out of me.  She definitely 
> blurred the line between "sci-fi" (I know, spec fic.  Don't send me 
> letters...)and "fantasy" because the character was undead. 
Just when you 
> thought she was well and truly dead...  she'd make a reappearance.  She was 
> NOT that interesting of a character!
Not undead, from an alternate timeline.  And not Tasha Yar, but rather
her half-Romulan daughter.
"Yesterday's Enterprise" to be specific.  Anomaly-of-the-week sends
another Federation starship (the E-C?) forward in time to meet our
crew, who have now gone through a time-line displacement, one where
Tasha Yar never died.  She goes back with the other ship to the past,
gets captured by the Romulans and winds up becoming the mother of the
character we later meet played by the same actress.  (Gawd, why do I
remember that?)
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