Entertaining excursion into the mirrorverse

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Nana Visitor in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993)

And you... O'Brien, you... tinkerer and putterer and... fixer of broken things - you've been the perfect theta for years. What could possibly've gotten into you? What were you thinking?

This man... this man... is a doctor where he comes from. And there's an O'Brien there just like me. Except he's some kind of... high up Chief of Operations. And they're Terrans. Can you believe that? Maybe it's a fairy tale he made up, but... it started me thinking, how... how each of us might've turned out, if history had been just a little different. I wanted him to take me with him. Because, whatever it's like where he's from, it's got to be better than this. There's got to be something better than this.

Rene Auberjonois in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993)

Nana Visitor and Alexander Siddig in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993)

Alexander Siddig in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993)

Colm Meaney and Dennis Madalone in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993)

Nana Visitor and Andrew Robinson in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993)

Nana Visitor and Armin Shimerman in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993)

Nana Visitor and Avery Brooks in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993)

Avery Brooks

Rene Auberjonois

Alexander Siddig

Gene Roddenberry

Peter Allan Fields

Robert Hewitt Wolfe

Kira and Bashir find themselves in an alternate universe.

David Livingston

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&quot;Mirror, Mirror...Part 2&quot;

This is a sequel to an episode from the original &quot;Star Trek&quot;. It&apos;s a follow-up to &quot;Mirror, Mirror&quot;--one of the very best of the old episodes. In this old episode, a landing party beams back to the Enterprise--only to discover it&apos;s AN Enterprise from a parallel world. This world is much like the original one except that the Federation is a force of evil and the Enterprise crew advance in rank through betrayals and assassinations! It&apos;s an incredibly cool episode--and a must-see for fans.

&quot;Crossover&quot; begins with Major Kira and Dr. Bashir arriving at Deep Space 9--except that it&apos;s not their Deep Space 9. Instead, it&apos;s from the same parallel world visited by the Enterprise. Interestingly, it shows the results of the previous contact has been drastic. The &apos;nice&apos; crew members apparently did something to soften the evil Federation-- so much so that now the Cardassians and Klingons are the dominant force in the quadrant--and human are on the run! And, interestingly, the evil Major Kira is a high official in this evil empire--and a sexy official with attitude!

Too often the Trek shows are extremely nice and astoundingly perfect--often TOO perfect. With episodes like this one and the Maquis, you finally see a different sort of future--a dark, twisted and darkly funny one. Well worth seeing, though the original episode is a touch better.

This is a sequel to an episode from the original "Star Trek". It's a follow-up to "Mirror, Mirror"--one of the very best of the old episodes. In this old episode, a landing party beams back to the Enterprise--only to discover it's AN Enterprise from a parallel world. This world is much like the original one except that the Federation is a force of evil and the Enterprise crew advance in rank through betrayals and assassinations! It's an incredibly cool episode--and a must-see for fans.

"Crossover" begins with Major Kira and Dr. Bashir arriving at Deep Space 9--except that it's not their Deep Space 9. Instead, it's from the same parallel world visited by the Enterprise. Interestingly, it shows the results of the previous contact has been drastic. The 'nice' crew members apparently did something to soften the evil Federation-- so much so that now the Cardassians and Klingons are the dominant force in the quadrant--and human are on the run! And, interestingly, the evil Major Kira is a high official in this evil empire--and a sexy official with attitude!

Too often the Trek shows are extremely nice and astoundingly perfect--often TOO perfect. With episodes like this one and the Maquis, you finally see a different sort of future--a dark, twisted and darkly funny one. Well worth seeing, though the original episode is a touch better.

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