Enterprise: Mirrors and Darkness

[thebitterguy]

Part two was not as satisfying as the first one. I guess I hit my Fan Service Saturation Point at the 90 minute mark, but I just started thinking "I wish we had the main universe characters to show up and kick their asses."

The Gorn was a bit TOO CGI (but the foreshadowing of its presence in part 1 was nicely done), but interesting enough.

Ah, well. Still an acceptable two hours of Trek. Good penultimate story.

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RE #3

[thebitterguy]

Phlox's investigations did seem to indicate that their background is generally a less compassionate one. Amusingly enough, Shakespeare's Quality of Mercy speech is the example that is used in the Dark Mirror book, whereas in this episode he said that Shakespeare was pretty much unchanged.