What happened to Batel in New Life and New Civilizations?

[Turtletrekker]

The inclusion of one legacy character hardly means the show isn't meant to stand on its own.

 

[ToddCam]

The inclusion of one legacy character hardly means the show isn't meant to stand on its own.

Thank you. Sometimes I think the anti-returning elements people have lost the plot with apparently any follow up being a failure of storytelling.

 

[fireproof78]

Failure of creativity maybe.

 

[Nerys Myk]

The inclusion of one legacy character hardly means the show isn't meant to stand on its own.

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[Noname Given]

The inclusion of one legacy character hardly means the show isn't meant to stand on its own.

]*DS9 S4 has entered the chat*[
(Worf was added in an attempt to boost ratings and I'm sure the EMH character's inclusion in SFA is for the same reason.)

 

[Turtletrekker]

]*DS9 S4 has entered the chat*[
(Worf was added in an attempt to boost ratings and I'm sure the EMH character's inclusion in SFA is for the same reason.)

That still doesn't mean that the show isn't meant to stand on its own.

 

[fireproof78]

]*DS9 S4 has entered the chat*[
(Worf was added in an attempt to boost ratings and I'm sure the EMH character's inclusion in SFA is for the same reason.)

Probably so. Ultimately, it will be how they use the character to see what happens. SNW utilizes legacy characters pretty well. DS9 was mixed, but did ok. TNG was deeply mixed, with only really Unification utilizing Spock well, and Sarek using, um, Sarek well. Though, sadly fucking up Spock and Sarek's improved relationship in the process

But, as for SFA, the Doctor is more than enough of a character and adding in Batel would be tough.

 

[aquova]

She completed the mission given to her by a fal'Cie and turned into pure crystal