It is surely the most unique of televisual experiences, befitting someone so out of the regular flow of time, that a character's last or latest appearance should more than double their actual number of appearances — from eight to eighteen episodes — and all that in just one sentence fragment. It was a doubling that saw jaws drop across lands and time zones, and quite honestly, as we pick our own jaws up off the floor, we're still processing the fact that Kovich is Daniels, and Daniels is Kovich. The at first unassuming NX-01 crewman with an untidy bunkmate, who had switched shifts with Taylor in Cold Front, turned out to have quite the array of non-Starfleet issue gadgetry, and a lot more knowledge about this whole 'Temporal Cold War' thing than Captain Archer had reason to expect.
"Some kind of time traveller," although not in the H.G. Wells way, Daniels was, of course, a Temporal Agent from hundreds of years in the future.
Despite his appearance in those eight episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise , Daniels always remained a rather mysterious character. Once he was out of the 22nd century Starfleet garb, however, he did do a lot for twinkly timey-wimey 31st century fashion! As code name Kovich, the character also kept up the chic, always elegantly suited and tied. Kovich, even before the Daniels reveal, was equally cryptic — vastly knowledgeable, but giving nothing away until the very end.
We still don't know what Kovich(/Daniels)'s exact role, or roles/jobs titles, was i.
