I agree. Kes or no Kes I would love to know about the fate of the rest of the OcampaWhat if Kes got back to her home planet, and all the Ocampa were stuck understand starving. Or what if they had to come up to the surface, and became enslaved by the Kazon. It'd be really interesting to revisit planets seen early in the series, years later.
That's fantasies and theories as well.It's all just assumptions since energy beings don't actually exist. There's no canon support that she was in an afterlife either. Since she was seen on screen as looking older clearly she did age. Perhaps the boost she gave Voyager in The Gift drained something from her and took some of her life force and that's why she looked older.
Watch "Caretaker" again!The caretaker was an energy being, and he grew old and died also.
I'm not convinced that it is Kes either.Even if that's not Kes in Fury, (and I'm not convinced that it is Kes), it's still canon. You can't deny that. You can hate it, despise it, even wish it was different, but you can't deny a proven fact.
Because the pathetic creature who showed up in that pitiful excuse for a Star Trek Voyager episode had no resemblance to Kes at all. Not in looks and definitely not in manners.How could it not be Kes in Fury?
Exactly. By the end of season 4 she would look in her 40s, 50s by the end of season 5, and so on. What would be the point of establishing things about the species if you just change it later? The shorter lifespan is much more interesting and unique in my opinion
Now why should she ever want to go back there?As for Kes it sounds nice that she used her powers to go back to her home planet and help them
Go to the Kes Website and read the Kes stories!However, there are plenty of ways one could have had Kes re-invented to show up in the post Voyager years. I wouldn't have minded really knowing what became of her.
It's been 20 years...that not likely to happen., mabye we should start a petition to get them to do a reunion ep.
He wasn't an energy being. But another thought is that maybe Kes looked that way in Fury because it was more of a physical manifestation of her emotional state. Since she was angry and confused maybe that's how her physical form came back. On a bit of a side note I think they did the old age makeup very well.The caretaker was an energy being, and he grew old and died also.
We only saw her talk to her dad and she mentioned scheduling a talk with her cousin before that
It's been 20 years...that not likely to happen.
I've been enjoying the novels that are set after they got home. The first couple weren't that great but the last ones that Kristen Beyer wrote are very good.
Her dad reached out to her. She had planned to talk to her cousin when she received the letter from her father asking for the video chat. Initiallly she was going to ignore it but Tom had suggested she hear what he had to sayI still don't get why she talked to her dad, I mean, he up and left her, and then all of a sudden, she's talking to him. How did she even know where to find him?
It was in the alternate timeline that was shown in the episode Before and AfterI didn't know Tom and Kes had a kid...I wonder what Lanna would think of that lol.
The Caretaker's speciesWhat is a sporocystian life form?
Here is info on the relaunch booksWhat's the name of the book series? I will have to look them up.
No novel is canon...but theses are as close as we'll get. I agree about HarrryLast I had heard, the "Relaunch" novels were not considered part of the Star Trek canon. I hope this is true. The novels transformed Tom Paris into this "model" Starfleet officer (which is depressing and unlike his character). And Harry Kim eventually became the "Chief Security Officer", which is a waste for someone who was an engineer and Chief Operations Officer. I've never been that interested in them.
It was in the alternate timeline that was shown in the episode Before and After
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