The Star Trek franchise has a history of episodes and arcs that take place in this Mirror Universe. They are often amongst the strongest storytelling of their respective series and build upon the ...

The Mirror Universe wouldn't be seen again until the 1994 "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" episode "Crossover." There, it was revealed that the Imperial Fleet had been overrun by Klingons and Romulans ...

Star Trek: The Original Series, “Mirror, Mirror” This episode provided the origin for the so-called “Mirror Universe,” which doesn’t actually get named onscreen.

It sounds like the USS Discovery is in for an extended stay in Star Trek‘s mirror universe. At New York Comic Con, ComicBook.com caught up with Star Trek: Discovery co-creator and executive ...

Any Mirror Universe episodes on Discovery after “Choose Your Pain” will all be sequels to “In a Mirror, Darkly,” at least in terms of chronology. This is the last time we saw the Mirror ...

On October 6, 1967, Star Trek: The Original Series introduced its viewers to a whole new universe in the episode “Mirror, Mirror.” The episode’s premise is that a transporter malfunction ...

Tonight’s brand-new episode of Star Trek: Discovery took the crew out of its comfort zone and into…a mirror universe. The Terran Empire’s parallel universe, to be exact.

This could be a spoiler, but we reckon they could very well turn out to be MACOs – brought into the main universe by Lorca. 8. Star Trek: Enterprise – 'In A Mirror Darkly, Part II' (season 4 ...

As a result, the episode reminds viewers about the importance of understanding and cooperation, a key Star Trek moral in a key Star Trek setting. 22. “In a Mirror, Darkly” – Star Trek ...

Star Trek may not have invented the evil reflection style character, but Spock’s goatee in the first Mirror Universe episode is certainly one of the reasons the trope is called the Beard of Evil.