Warlord
- Episode aired Nov 20, 1996
- TV-PG
- 46m
IMDb RATING
6.6/10
1.9K
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A dying warlord, determined to retake his home planet, takes over Kes's body.A dying warlord, determined to retake his home planet, takes over Kes's body.A dying warlord, determined to retake his home planet, takes over Kes's body.
Roxann Dawson
- Lt. B'Elanna Torres
- (as Roxann Biggs-Dawson)
Leigh McCloskey
- Tieran
- (as Leigh J. McCloskey)
Majel Barrett
- Computer
- (voice)
Antony Acker
- Alien Waiter
- (uncredited)
Erinn Allison
- Talaxian Masseuse
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThis episode marks the end of Kes and Neelix's relationship.
- GoofsAt the start we see Neelix having his foot massaged. It is clearly a 'Talaxian foot'. In Caretaker (1995), his foot is shown to be 'human' looking.
- Quotes
[last lines]
Kes: Everything seems so different now. My thoughts and perceptions... Even my relationships with my closest friends... You, the Doctor, Neelix... How can I go back to my normal life as if nothing ever happened?
Lieutenant Tuvok: You cannot. This experience will force you to adapt. You are no longer the same person, and the course of your life will change as a result. Where that new course leads is up to you.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Treksperts Briefing Room: Warlord (2023)
Featured review
Jennifer Lien steals the show
A truly breath-taking acting performance here by Jennifer Lien.
Normally her Voyager character Kes is underplayed, sympathetic and innocent (and she is always very effective, if rarely exciting as a goody-two-shoes).
This episode, however, turns the angelic Kes on her head, and she really sells an entirely different and conflicted character with a combination of incredible energy and nuance.
The story itself isn't anything special (which accounts for the good-but-not-great 8/10 rating), but in my opinion this is one of the best performances by any regular cast member in any Star Trek series.
Normally her Voyager character Kes is underplayed, sympathetic and innocent (and she is always very effective, if rarely exciting as a goody-two-shoes).
This episode, however, turns the angelic Kes on her head, and she really sells an entirely different and conflicted character with a combination of incredible energy and nuance.
The story itself isn't anything special (which accounts for the good-but-not-great 8/10 rating), but in my opinion this is one of the best performances by any regular cast member in any Star Trek series.
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- belechannas
- Jan 8, 2011
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- Runtime46 minutes
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- 4:3
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