Gene Roddenberry depicted a utopian future where humanity’s main goal had become exploration.
When Spock leads a science team to investigate a quasar-like formation, the mission goes from bad to worse.
Aboard the shuttlecraft Galileo, Spock is forced to make an emergency landing on the foggy planet Taurus II.
Before long, native ape-like creatures attack, killing two Enterprise crew members on Spock’s watch.
“The Doomsday Machine” is an effectively tense episode that builds to a nail-biting conclusion.
Kirk then explodes the Constellation inside of the doomsday machine, rendering the planet killer non-operational.
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Kirk eventually manufactures a rudimentary cannon, but ultimately allows the Gorn to live, which impresses the Metrons.
As Enterprise crew members enjoy shore leave on the station, a trader gives Lt. Uhura a tribble.
The ship belongs to the brutal Terran Empire, and torture and assassination are commonplace among the crew.
The Mirror Universe is one of Star Trek’s best concepts.
Here’s the Mirror Universe’s history from Enterprise, TOS, DS9, Discovery, and Prodigy.
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