Star Trek DS9 -- What You Leave Behind 

from what I understand her manager was playing hard ball on the price to use the clips, and the budget for the finale was stretched to the breaking point already. Still, it's a shame

Rick Berman's ego wouldn't have allowed it.

They would have fit in perfectly in Worf's flashbacks, other than that weird transition between Worf arriving and Ezri and Bashir making out in the lift.

that's lame.

someone should make an edit of that, of this exact scene but with Jadzia.

So do I.

I wish they cudda had a few more seasons but I suppose all good things must come to an end

Giuseppe Silipo, I believe Janeway appeared (via video conference) as an Admiral in Nemesis.

And Odo?

Yes, that would have been nice.

I cried hard when I saw THIS edit.

It was a powerful very emotional tear-jerk moment.

No, it didn't. It was perfect as it was. End on a high note.

Marilee Stetson that's the real ending.

Kasarow, No, it isn't actually. Many shots of Worf were replaced by shots of Julian&Ezri; Benjamin and Jake were replaced with Kira and Odo. If you have Netflix the segment is in the last minutes after Kassidy meets Ben in the Celestial Temple.

Apparently they tried to, but her actress' manager was playing hardball with the cost of using old shots of her. The budget for the episode was already strained, so they couldn't do it.

+Scifier939 thank you

Hal löchen this is the original

Rachel Alexander It’s a fan edit. There are scenes in this compilation that occur later in the same episode.

I think things in human history have always been reboot after reboot etc, but they are so close together and so short that we can SEE that they are. Old mythologies are FULL of endless different versions of the same stories, the Greek gods have Latin and German names as well, the Norns (three female characters from Norse mythology) appear later as the Witches in Shakespeare's Macbeth (I think,) etc. Countless tales are retelling of earlier ones. What's different is that this is more apparent than it used to be. I have a friend who plays traditional music from his country. Very often the 'new' music he comes up with is in fact just his own slightly different version of some other traditional music. It's always like this. That said, I see what you mean also. SEEING that this is in fact happening is a bummer. I mean, dude, the Magnificent Seven, a western, is really THe Seven Samurai. Elements of Samurai films (which comes from samurai stories that predate the film era,) influenced other westerns too, as well as star wars. Roxanne by Steve Martin, a 90s comedy, is in fact a retelling of Cyrano de Bergerac. (that isn't a secret, but one might not realize it and think that steve martin was being 'creative' when he made it. I mean, he WAS, but the story itself is older. Don't bum out. Let's just hope that hollywood does a BETTER more CONVINCING and less OBVIOUSLY derivative job of this in the future. which seems unlikely. ok, now I'm sad too.