Star Trek's Agent Daniels: His True History From Crewman To Kovich
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2024
- Today, we’re looking at the very strange life of Star Trek’s most well-traveled time traveler, Agent Daniels, sometimes also known as Kovich.
He first appeared on Star Trek: Enterprise in 2001 as Crewman Daniels and then most recently was part of Star Trek: Discovery as Doctor Kovich. His true identity was revealed in the final episode of Star Trek: Discovery in 2024.
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Wait a minute, Daniels/Kovich travels in time, has died a few times and come back to life, he also famously showed the crew of the Enterprise NX-01 a future spacecraft which was bigger on the inside than the outside(in "Future Tense" from his database)- it's obvious now - he's a Timelord! 😉
I think that’s why they called him Doctor Kovich for awhile as a clue
Let’s check if he has 2 hearts or bigger at the inside under pants
Nah, he's nowhere near boring or predictable enough to be a timelord.
That would be cool. Wonder if anyone has done a fanfic or movie.
He did not show them that craft. He appeared in that episode. The Enterprise discovered it and became the target of multiple factions both contemporary and of the future.
Kovich/Daniels is played by David cronenberg, the director known for his body horror movies. In the final scene of star trek discovery, where the items behind him are panned over, there is a kind of bone gun that can be seen which is from one of his body horror movies (thank you amazon prime x-ray trivia)
Having died a few times, sounds like Daniels is the Dr. Who of the Star Trek universe. I am wondering if these time agents are similar to the Travellers that Wesley joined.
No. Watch the Voyager episode "Relativity" and you will understand how exactly this works. Its no kind of reincarnation thing or avoiding death somehow. Tomorrow, you go on a mission to save the past and you fail, so your superior goes to you TODAY and send you back in time to solve the mission. Now you have two of you at the same spot.
Daniels is more like a time cop than a traveler.
It would make a lot of freakin` sense to bring Kovich/Daniels in for the Section 31 movie
I would make Gerry 7 or any version of the "Gerrys/Supervisors/Aegis" the true antagonists of the Federation or humanity. Who's to say The Q weren't the ones trying to prepare humanity for "Aegis" instead of the Borg.
Alternatively, they could bring back the character of Lazarus. His one and only appearance was bonkers (it didn't come close to making any sense), not to mention his character repeatedly lied his ass off.
If you return to the original series, many of the 'chronal misfits' within the franchise seem to scream a return. I believe they are some of the most interesting characters in all of the franchise. Gary 7 was my favorite; next, it's Daniels and Guinan.
With Section 31 and Daniel's existence in Discover Universe, there are too many possibilities to count. I have also always wondered: Did Section 31's actions cause the Mirror universe? In that Universe was Section 31, Section 13?
I've always felt they missed an opportunity from Enterprise. The character should've been Lt. Bailey from The Corbomite Maneuver.
He not section 31, he more likely from Department of Temporal Investigations. Which I guess now is a Red Directive Organisation considering time travel technology is supposedly forbidden!.
Kovich wears a black Section 31 badge, therefore we know what branch he is with
@@podgem-l4t in which episode does he wear a section 31 badge?
I wish they would have gotten the original actor.
Me too!
Would have been tooo obvious. Remeber when the actor from voyager showed up In Picard everyone thought he would be same character.
If was same actor would have spoiled it but that’s just my thinking.
Logically would have been awesome though
considering what happened to Daneils due to timetravel. This could give Cronenberg a chance to do some interesting body horror directing if time travel is in plans for the future
Yes! Although as an Enterprise fan the reveal was still wonderful nonetheless.
@@princephrog absolutey agree buddy
I've always thought "Star Trek: Temporal War" would be a good series.
Came here to say the same thing 😁 I would watch that
@@tena2sweet lol nice! Yeah man it's been a fantasy of mine since I was like 14 lol. I use to watch enterprise when they had new episodes with my entire family who otherwise are absolutely not nerds lol.
Considered how it turned out in Enterprise thats a bad idea
I can’t believe we live in world where David Cronenberg of all people played Agent Daniels from Star Trek Enterprise… wild lol
One of the most important, perhaps. But still no Miles O’Brien.
Good point.
Correction Enterprise is set in the 22nd century not 23rd century.
Well they did mess it up on the Discovery too. The NX-01 was just "Enterprise", no USS before it.
@@martykarr7058 Why do you say they messed that up? For all we know, Daniels served aboard the Enterprise-J as well. Or any other Enterprise.
@@ReelMeurik Exactly
@@martykarr7058 while that was true during the series, the NX-01 Enterprise gained the USS Prefix after the formation of the Federation and it's refit and that's how it's labelled in Picard S3
@ACtheLegend But that was after Daniel's was on it.
Which is an error by PIC as Kirk's ship is the first USS Enterprise.
The real question is where does Craft fit into all of what happens in the future of Star Trek that they had a Red Directive, which is interesting that they call these secretive missions that directive because of the Red Matter that Spock was able to use in the 2009 Star Trek movie to pretty much accidentally went back in time trying to save Romulus as well how Michael Burnham could time travel and was called The Red Angel due to the light that the suit emits while traveling
As curious as I am about craft I hope the franchise focuses more on filling in the centuries between Picard and Disco post time travel. I think it's too soon for another 1000 years time jump
Temporal wars: Yes
Preventing the Burn: NO NO NO
After the temporal war, the Federation and other interstellar powers have agreed to ban , outlaw and destroy all time machines that can disrupt the current timeline . So when the Burn started, Daniels did not do anything to prevent it by going back to the past as the Federation already destroyed their time machines
@@cholodelrosari0543 they have ways when needed, they have Wesley Crusher, there is some kind of temporary police in strange new worlds that has shown itself, there is Q, but they seem to have disappeared from contact, a galactic apocalypse is a serious reason, perhaps over time the authors will find a way to prevent this or an even more dangerous reason not to do this, like only in this way will people and others go the way and prepare for the important events that await them further
Well the Tactical Officer on the Enterprise-E in First Contact and Insurrection was "Daniels".
There's a man who leads a life of danger
To everyone he meets he stays a stranger
With every move he makes another chance he takes
Odds are he won't live to see tomorrow
Secret Agent Dan
Secret Agent Dan
-Secret Agent Man by Johnny Rivers
Secret Agent Dan I love it.
Maybe.... just maybe.... we need Sar Trek show that has story of Temporal wars and we have metric shut ton of crossovers into existing episodes merging original footage, like the did in DS9. That would be fun to watch. It could start like this:
"Hi and welcome to timeline watching, with me... agent Daniels. Here at Wolf 359 we see flock of Starfleet ships getting ripped by single Borg cube."
Love the idea, but a flock Starfleet ships makes it sound like a nature documentary lol.
*David Attenborough voice* "And here, we can see the mighty Federation Starfleet defending it's territory against the invading predator Cube. Little do they know the futility of their defence. Look as the torpedoes shred the Sabre class to shreds. Surely, this is nature at its' most terrible, but the cycle of life continues, as more drones are added to the Cube... " 😂
No, absolutely not. The temporal cold war was what made ENT horrible, and it cemented the whole series as not even taking place in the TOS/TNG/DS9 timeline. Time travel in Trek for the most part sucks, and with the exception of IV their storylines are just bad.
The best episodes in ENT were those that had nothing to do with the Taliban or time travel ... (scuse me... Suliban *eyeroll*).
@@evlmatress That David Attenborough narration is exactly what I meant and glad someone got the reference! :D
@@Werscajk My work here is done! 😁
Considering both the Enterprise D and Voyager survive multiple times against a Borg ship, it seems overkill that one Borg ship can take out over 30 starfleet ships at Wolf 359. Some of them, should have smart engineers and science officers to learn how to fluctuate shield frequencies and their combined torpedoes and phasers should have damaged the Borg ship. Seems odd.
There's one more general possibility. Kovich - or Daniels - has joined the group that Wesley Crusher mentioned in Picard Season 2 and more than that - heads it up as it's boss! With the brief to guide but to deal only with matters of serious threats to the timeline.
Now I like this theory.
Okay, but, like, if Time Travel is outlawed entirely, what about Wesley's group, who is apparently tasked with "preserving the timeline" or whatever. IS he related to Daniels/Kovich, or are they a rogue temporal agency like a Section 31 for time travel stuff? And who decides what is the "proper" timeline, or whatever? And what about alternate realities like the mirror universe, which presumably just a particular different timeline? Which presumably "exists" in some form, given the barrier or whatever can apparently be easily traversed from our "reality"/"timeline" to theirs? Does the mirror universe also have a Time Corps of some kind maintaining **their** "timeline"? And how would that work, if the Prime Universe is also maintaining their own timeline? Seems to me like it would either have to be one timeline or the other, right? I mean, they can't literally both co-exist, right?
Honestly, time travel stuff and alternate reality stuff is all just complete and utter nonsense...
One would have to think that in the 32nd century, that big honking glasses would no longer be needed.
It’s probably a fashion choice. Much like his use of real paper. He’s just nostalgic.
Don't forget that in ST4, Kirk has to wear glasses because he's allergic to the treatment that would correct it. Maybe he has the same thing or there is a taboo against correcting it. ( i.e. genetic alterations like Bashir or Khan)
Hence the anachronism is the clue to his identity
He just liked them and thought they made him look more intelligent. lol
@@johnm8695 ahh, vanity.😀
I loved Daniels. He made it like he was the mentor of the federation before it began.
So Kovich/Daniels is “He who remains” of Star Trek? Then does he have a Time Variance Authority too?
Three years ago I saw a picture on the Internet with both Daniels and Kovich characters with the caption asking if Kovich was Daniels.
In the series finale of Star Trek Discovery, I was shocked when Doctor Kovich introduced himself as Agent Daniels, which I didn't expect.
There was also a Lt. Daniels on the bridge of the Enterprise E in charge of security.... Went back in time with the Enterprise and helped stop the Borg
Could Kovich be living in a manufactured body similar to Picard? Maybe he’s a hard light hologram like the Doctor from Voyager. Someone with his experience and knowledge cannot be easily replaced.
Daniel is a time traveler originally from the 31 century so he does not need an artificial body, just a means to time travel back and forth in time. He ages like everyone else over time, so now he looks like Kovich.
I want to learn about his BOSS.
I wonder if Daniels IS the BOSS.
The Baseball being on Daniels desk implies it is (obviously) no longer on Sisko's desk, waiting for him. To me, this is a hint that Sisko's return HAS happened at some point in the past. Otherwise it would still be back home, waiting for him...
We need a Star Trek Enterprise Season 5. How the show ended must be corrected
Agree! I could even accept an animated serie to watch a good ending 😅
So was the Burn really meant to happen or was it a mistake they can change
Time Travel was out lawed so they couldnt
Why do you keep saying 23rd century when referring to Archer and NX-01?
It's really good casting
Ive been hesitant to watch modern trek specifically discovery and strange new worlds but all these references to past shows makes me really wanna get into it.
There are basically just two or three eps with any reference to past shows, so don’t expect much
It's a great show - ignore the haters. There is some wild sexism, racism and homophobia woven within their hysteria.
Skip Discovery (it has few episodes of merit), and watch Strange New Worlds.
Daniels is the fan. We know the history, the lore.
So far I've watched up to episode 5 of this season. It's been great and now hearing this I've got to make time to finish the series..
I just finished episode 4 and accidently saw this video.
Let me say it, revealing that Kovich was Daniels, was a total win for Discovery, not only he was one of the, if not the best character from the series, it tied him to an beloved recurrent character from the past, huge win.
It was a cheap memberberry. He didn't act anything like daniels. There was no reason for the name change except for viewers like you to get excited over the surprise reveal tie-in. Discovery has no business tying itself to far better shows.
@@999benhonda Cry little baby, did you tell your mom that you didn't like it?
It was not cheap, it was well put, a good character suddenly got a great background, what's wrong with that?
Now, grow up, before using the internet.
@@MihzvolWuriar , I don’t remember him being rude to you, just because he disagrees. Maybe you should have a civil discussion with him?
@@michaeldemarco9950 It's because he's with the "trope" that hates discovery for no reason at all, and I make a 100% effort of having no respect for these people.
Now, before anything else, you have to understand that I know taste is subjective, but you can see the hate he have for the show in his words, and while Discovery is far from my favorite (I actually rate it only better than Picard), the quality and 'trekness" of it's later 3 seasons is undeniable, you can dislike the show (as I did in the first season, terrible, again, only not worse than Picard's S02), and still show some respect.
The thing is, the later 3 seasons of Discovery are pretty much as good as the old shows, and when you try to have a civil discussion with these people, they flip the table and start spewing hate, I've been doing it since S02 and I'm fed up with it, it's better to just be an AH to them so they don't come back, because if they were able to have a civil discourse, they would at least respect Discovery fans.
@@MihzvolWuriar Ironically your immature sperg out proves him correct. Mom jokes? Grow up?
lol, lmao even.
WTH I thought Enterprise show Debuted in 2005 but alas it Ended in ‘05
So the whole Franchise was Stagnant until ST:2009 ?
By saying he's of the U.S.S Enterprise, they've set his character up to appear as a character on every Enterprise pre Burn.
It would be nice to see a younger Daniels on Strange New Worlds, probably played by a new actor, or maybe they could get the original actor back for Daniels which would be nice to see.
yup. I was thinking the same thing. When he said that, I immediately thought of the NX-01, but then I caught myself and said "which Enterprise.....he's a time traveler". I wanted him to be "Future Guy" from Star Trek Enterprise, but I'm very happy they made him be Agent Daniels, I didn't see that one coming.
Or it could be that the NX-01 was his favorite posting and the one he proudest of.
Recall he was serving on the Enterprise J
I always thought Daniels was an agent but an intriguing thing about his role in the timelines was my thought was related to Archer or Picard or strangely he was Wesley Crusher's father a Traveller a foot in both timelines. The Time Agency may be partly connected to all forms of time-connected aliens. Cats feature in that too, with Gary Seven and even the City At Edge Of Forever having interconnected timelines.
Gary Seven and Daniels and not forgetting a few odd characters from Star Trek original series like Mr Flit and even Cpt Christopher. And that whole Area 51 story and lastly Q who is a little outside the box with timelines and the original Time Agency/Travellers. Q would never involve themselves with primitive races or alternative timelines, but who knows where the Travellers and Q are in this story. Daniels and his knowledge of Q or the other cosmic entities and where they came from?
I was really disappointed this wasn't Tripp.
I thought it was going to be Picard. There no reason why he can't just keep jumping into new Android bodies.
In one sense, I agree, in that Tripp could have been replaced in or excised altogether from the Prime timeline with a cloned body double at the point of his placement in the imaging chamber in "These Are The Voyages..." by Section 31 or the Travelers to work as an agent or a Supervisor, and I'd really love to see Trinneer back on the screen, but I think that the Daniels reveal leads to even more possibilities for both characters in upcoming projects. The first moment that I saw Kovich, I said, "Watch this be Daniels or Tripp...." It's one of the few guesses in which I've come close. I'd love to see Trinneer, along with Winston, Cronenberg, Wheaton, Briones and Menyuk, in the upcoming Section 31 movie or some other project, with a series spin-off where we get to see more of Section 31, the Travelers and the Temporal Integrity Commission, possibly reconciling and uniting in a cohesive storyline the various canon timelines and universes, including explaining the origin and mechanics of the Mirror Universe being tied to the primary, acknowledging and celebrating the various incarnations of Star Trek (via the multiple worlds and/or infinite branching timelines theory) while remaining respectful to Roddenberry's original vision. Since I'm shooting off fantasy storylines from the hip, maybe Wilson could be brought in to reprise Mudd, his "rehabilitation therapy" in the hybrid Prime-Kelvin timeline having gone awry, with his escape and shenanigans running him afoul of all three groups across multiple universes in various centuries and timelines.
That would’ve been incredible. Especially if he said it in a southern accent
The tactical/ security officer on the enterprise E that took Worfs position in First Contact and Insurrection is a man simply called Mr Daniels....its gotta be him.
Seems like they just needed an ending for him so they pulled some junk from the past and recycled it.
Enterprise ended with characters from another, better show.
Now Discovery ends with a character from another, better show.
"It was Daniel's all along", just like Agatha!
Wasn't one of the security guys in First Contact named Daniels?
Daniel's is/was a good faith version of Q....I like the way they tied up that loose end at the end of Discovery and gave a nod to the Enterprise series.
Next question...where the hell is Spock, from the Strange New Worlds series? Didn't he go off on some obscure rescue mission having something to do with Michael Burnham's fate before she jumped?
I’m going to laugh when they retcon him into being Wesley Crusher
So if humanity never develops warp technology, our future generations will know that Daniels failed and that humanity lost the temporal Cold War. 😢
Thank you…. Very much…
It’s the 22nd Century… NOT 23rd Century
3:40 Actually Dr. Kovich wears the tricom badge with a rank of commodore.
But no one addresses him as any rank and they even say he has no specific rank they know of. So it must mean something else?
No one called Beverly Crusher or Deanna Troi, "Commander," nor Julian Bashir as "Lieutenant." They were referred to by their "working titles." Dr. McCoy is an interesting case, he was referred to as the "Admiral" in "Encounter at Farpount." But the script was very deliberately not calling him "McCoy." Dr. Kovich's rank permits an authority within Starfleet especially as he uses Starfleet assets. Much like the US Navy's Admiral Rickover, who not only had his Naval Rank and Position as "Director, Nuclear Propulsion." He also had a civilian position with the Atomic Energy Commission. He wielded his authority in and out of uniform very powerfully.
@@GiantFreakinRobot It likely Department of Temporal Investigations was probably supposedly eleminated by the treaties that ending the temporal wars. I'm guessing they went secret instead and covertly still kept their outlaws time ships and time travel capabilities.
@@DavidKnowles0That's possible, but another possibility is that an organization outside of the waring factions was formed with representatives from each faction to monitor compliance with the treaties, with the technologies and functions of the Temporal Integrity Commission and the Department of Temporal Investigation being absorbed by the new body, sort of like a meta Federation of Time Faring Species. Of course, this doesn't preclude a Section 31 type of rogue time agency, either.
I believe what we are actually seeing is one of two possibilities. That the 32nd Century Daniels/Kovitch is actually from another dimension. The "Schreondinger's cat" proven true. Basically one dead in one dimension, alive in the other. And therefore retrieved from another dimension. He also reveals to former Emperor of the Terran Empire Philippa Georgiou, that he has always had a fascination with the Terran Empire all his life. Could this Daniels/Kovitch actually be from the former Terran Empire itself? He seemed to know the Emperor VERY well, and even has the same birthday as the Terran Holy Day of April 5th (Arrival of the Vulcans in 2063) so your thoughts? Could he be from the Terran Empire? Found a way like Captain Gabriel Lorca did?
One other possibility is Daniels could be a clone. Cloning is illegal, but perhaps Section 31 has access to technology like that? And that is another thing. I believe Daniels DOES represent Section 31 as it's highest and most distinguished "Officer." Of course this can never be revealed due to its extreme secrecy. He might even hold a very high Admiral Rank, probably higher than even Admiral Vance has.
I think Daniels is actually a superVISOR
I want Trek to explore the actual Temporal Cold War in a manner where we can see it. I am fine with them mentioning the aftermath of it in Doscovery but I want more
I’m bummed we couldn’t have more of this character. Maybe they can bring him back in Lower Decks somehow
If only Lower Decks wasn’t being canceled after next season!
Wow! I didn't know all that. Maybe I gave up on Star Trek Discovery too soon. Nah!
Supervisor 194--Gary Seven
I always assumed that Daniels in the 22nd century was a virtual version of the real man. That suit he wore somehow allowed him to project (similarly to a holigram) himself into another timeline. Like some form of futuristic holodeck technology
A character played by Scott Bakula seeing a hologram of a man in the future?
Oh, boy…
I would have to speculate, but Daniels may not entirely know who he is, or what he as done because he may have had to submit to some form of "mind wipe" for at least some of his memories. Or has undone time in such a way, that his involvement never occured. I would think the word "Director" would be suitable for one as probably highly decorated as Daniels. And as for whom he serves, probably a Federation Branch similar to our CIA or ATF or DHS. So his not being part of Starfleet, but serving Federation interest is true.
Also, he might be part of an organization within Section 31. Perhaps "Section 31, Bureau of Temporal Enforcement".
There is also a Daniels serving on the Enterprise-E. Maybe he’s the Agent Daniels.
You'd think that humans would be clinically immortal by this point. They still haven't figured out how to arrest aging (hint: Transporters)
They have certainly figure out how to live very very long lives, considering that they supposedly haven't had a academy class for 100 years, most of Starfleet personnel have to be at least 118 years old. 18 year old presumably being youngest you are allowed to join. Most of them of them don't look like they are well over a 100 years old. Some of them look like they are in there mid 20s which is impossible according to everything we have been told.
I have a feeling that might not actually be a good idea
I felt like when he said "agent Daniel's, uss enterprise...and other places" and how he's lived many lives, that maybe he was an original progeninator...well, the race that created the technology before the progeninators got it. I feel like he's much, much older than anyone realizes. Especially when he said his name is a red directive in and of itself.
Maybe Kovich should got more involved with the Writing of Star Trek Discovery. Thank God its over, definitely should have ended after the 1st season, but Paramount and CBS kept pushing DEI crap all way to being bought out.🤔
Enterprise happens in the 22nd century, not the 23rd.
Makes you wonder if Daniels had anything to do with the creation of Section 31.
I wouldn't doubt it.
Did Discovery ever do any time travel?
I can’t tell if you’re joking
@@GiantFreakinRobot I meant more to other centuries in the past. Times Arrow (TNG), Carpenter Street(ENT) and Past Tense (DS9).
ST:D is pretty good sci-fi, but the way they've tried to shoehorn in connections from every other series to lend themselves legitimacy to fans, while simultaneously disregarding and rewriting canon in really significant (and not necessarily improved) ways turned me off to it. TNG did the same thing in its day, and it was just as cringey.
I guess Kovitch was allergic to RETNAX 5?
The time war thing from Enterprise is one of he reasons that show was lack luster. A single season plot is one thing but to make it the entirety was just boring.
He was on the old NX-01 with Archer. The enterprise J was 1000 years in the future?? And discovery is 930 years, close to the same time. Then why is he old?
I thought the Enterprise J was only a few hundred years into the future
The Enterprise-J was in the 26th century, 400 years after the NX-01 (ENT: "Azati Prime").
Dude get your facts straight here Enterprise the series takes place in the 22nd century 2151-2155. You keeping sighting it in the 23rd century!😅
having siskos baseball is kinda stupid
>"Star Trek" discovery mentioned
So this isn't actual canon then.
WHEN I FOUND OUT DR KOVICH WAS TIME AGENT DANIELS!!🤯🤯🤯IT WAS LIKE:: WHAAAAAT❗️???
It was like Tom BAKER TIMELORD # 4! APPEARING IN DR WHO # 11 !! 50th YESR ANNIVERSARY ‼️‼️
YOU KNEW IT WAS BAKER JUST BY THE SOUND OF HIS VOICE🤯‼️‼️
IT WAS LIKE ROBIN HOOD WHEN AT MOVIES END NEVER EVEN KNOWING A CERTAIN LEGEND WAS EVEN GOING TI BE IN THE MOVIE!!!
And all he says was:
H O L D‼️‼️
AND YOU INSTANTLY KNEW THAT VOICE ( BEFORE THE FACE!! WAS SEAN CONNERY AS KING RICHARD THE LIONHEARTED‼️‼️
It was LIKE WHEN THE SHIP DISCOVERY MET UP WITH CAPTAIN PIKE FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME!!!! On THE FLAGSHIP ENTERPRISE‼️‼️‼️
DANIELS OF NX-O1 ENTERPRISE WAS KOVICH OF THE 32nd Century Starfleet where our FAVORITE CROSSFIELD CLASS STARSHIP USS DISCOVERY NOW RESIDES!!!!
T O T A L L Y
FANTASTIC
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Seems like a section 31 type of job
If you use STD as a reference, its not star trek for me sorry.
The whole temporal war plot ruined the series for me. What was wrong with exploring the galaxy and creating the Federation? Time travel is overplayed in Star Trek.
Is this voiced by AI? Something seems really off with the narration…
Should've been SS Enterprise NX-01.
🖖
I want Terry Trek
I reject this history! As far as I am concerned, STD is apocryphal.
Star Trek: Enterprise is set in the 22nd Century, NOT the 23rd Century.
🤔🤨 "Fascinating" 😏
900 years about from the 22nd century and the discovery crew went into the future around 900 years from the 23rd century to the 32nd century... so Daneil's is around 100 years old or more!
He became a RED DIRECTIVE! lol 22nd century enterprise wasnt uss until maybe later Before the founding of the Federation!... Enterprise NX-01!
I mean, it's well established by the TNG era that humans have an average lifespan of at least 150 years. By the 31st century, who knows how long they live.
Even more. He was in his 30s in the pre "The Burn" era, which happened in 3069, which means he was born at least 3039, likely earlier. That makes Kovich about 150+ years old.
"137 years Admiral, according to Starfleet records".
Data to Dr McCoy in TNG "Encounter at Farpoint".
Daniels isn't completely human. When Archer asked him if he was human, he said "more or less".
star trek enterprise is 22nd century.
Crewman Daniels - Matt Winston......son of Stan Winston.
22nd century
22nd Century.
More important than O'Brien??
They can now basically yous him in anything now movies or new shows as he can go any where in time
He was Michael Burnham the whole time.
One corrrctin Archers enterprise took play in 22nd entity not the 23rd, Kirk was 23rd, and Picard 24th; no worries it’s confusing
The person responsible for writing that part of my script has been disintegrated and replaced with a semi-intelligent fungus.
@@GiantFreakinRobotyou are fun and make me laugh; keep that originality
@@GiantFreakinRobot that’s some real Commander Kruge thinking
star trek online needs to expand on this with daniels level 150 time period year 4190 new federation an story
Agent Daniels. Give me a break. He's a love child of Ted Danson and JJ Abrams.
What?
Kovich being Daniels sounds pretty shoehorned in.
Should have left it a mysteory
would have been a MUCH better reveal to have him morph into Picardo.... but hey this cements STD as not taking place during the "prime" timeline, but the ENT timeline instead.. so none of it is real.
Enterprise is a part of the Prime timeline, no matter how you might feel about it. On the other hand, unless the multiverse is a real thing, ALL of it has been a television show (i.e. not "real").
@@Yibambe. ok simple mind, i got a minute before bed.
First and foremost, separate timelines are literally canon in Trek and have been since TOS.
ENT takes place in a timeline that is an offshoot of the First Contact timeline, itself a deviation of the TOS/TNG/DS9 timeline (VOY takes place during the FC timeline since 7 mentions the borg making it to earth at that time). The ENT timeline splits when the temporal agents arrive and change the past beyond what FC already did, as Daniels explained with both the Suliban and the Xindi. ffs he literally shows a powerpoint presentation of the timelines splitting due to that idiotic cold war premise.
Your simple minded "it's all prime" is predicated on a throw away retcon line in SNW, as simple to discard and reject as the entire Kelvin timeline.
the temporal cold war and 99% of all time travel episodes are absolute trash, the only exceptions being IV and the LD/SNW xover.
daniels was a worthless character and Picardo would've made a much better reveal, especially since we know his mind can last a long long time. I didn't even like VOY, but the Doctor having made it that long to continue to guide Starfleet would've made people cry fucking buckets.
on a personal headcanon note: TOS actually takes place during the FC timeline, the non-FC timeline/true timeline/more realistic timeline/timeline where Zephram isn't influenced by Riker and Geordi to "do the right thing" creates the "Mirror Universe" timeline.
I agree, canon places ENT squarely in the Prime timeline, but it looks to me as if SNW is laying a foundation to place the ENT timeline as a hybrid branch of the Prime timeline that is somewhere between it and the Kelvin timeline. With the way that the timelines and associated technology advancements have been so convoluted, I don't know how future writers can resolve the technology differences and discrepancies without resorting to the multiple worlds and/or branching timelines theories. And no, I'm not one of those fans who insist that all the issues have to be resolved, but I'd be all the more pleased if they could do so without utterly disregarding canon.
So they use glasses un 32nd century
Perhaps if it's not broken, don't fix it
Yes. The in-universe explaination is that some people are alergic to the drug Retinax V, which was prescribed to correct age-related vision issues. The first mention of this was in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, with McCoy giving Kirk a pair of antique glasses for his birthday. Apparently, either medical science hadn't progressed in that area or Kovich chose to forgo whatever treatment was available.
Your guess is as good as mine
So daniels knew about Voyager being stranded in the delta QUADRANT and didnt help???
Maybe. But why would he help?? His job is to protect the timeline not change it
Voyager came back with major tech upgrades
@@shabayaba123 The upgrades were necessary to defeat the borg. It makes sense that he allowed everything to play out that way. Butterfly Effect and all that.
@@GiantFreakinRobot True...that's the thing people seldom think about 'protecting' a timeline...sometimes it means letting the bad things happen 'as they should'...
He must have been observing Janeway's timeliness antics and hoping she could take care of the Borg without intervention.
Coffee helped....
All non-canon non-sense.
This is the same Lady I was watching before. are you acting
Tick Tock.