For the first time, we hear directly from actress Terry Farrell why she felt she had to leave the series Season Six.
The truth is there: why actor Avery Brooks wasn’t allowed to shave his head until the show’s third season how the producers regret that cultural retrospectives on television breakthroughs never note that Deep Space Nine was one of the first shows to extensively feature black actors, showing them not only in positions of power, but also in solid family relationships. What impressed us most about “What We Left Behind” is the raw honesty. Terry Erdmann, Jeff Combs and Ira Steven Behr at LA screening of What We Left Behind (Photo: Paula Block) The honesty of What We Left Behind It was-and here’s that word again-heartfelt.
Instead, the fans, actors, and filmmakers mingled, conversing and cajoling, as everyone shot photographs and selfies for over an hour. The pre-screening gathering could have been stiff and awkward, or embarrassing and silly. The attending fans, who’d made the production possible (with their hard-earned $$$), enjoyed a much-deserved opportunity to talk to the men and women who’d entertained them for seven seasons (and a couple of dozen years since). After months of fevered planning, the grand event came off without a hitch. The first screening of the doc, on the Paramount Studios lot in Hollywood, was a miracle in itself. It just may be, in our joint opinion, the best Star Trek behind-the-scenes documentary yet. What We Left Behind, the brand new Deep Space Nine documentary, plays as funny, touching, and heartfelt as the TV show it reflects. We came, we saw, we enjoyed ourselves to the nth degree! The first screening of What We Left Behind was on the Paramount Lot, where the series was shot (Photo: Kai de Mello-Folsom) The return to Paramount
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