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Before I effuse, I'd like to pose a question for the writers and actors: how did you, one or two generations younger than we who watched this from '66 on, nail the mood and themes of our beloved Star Trek?
This continuation of "Mirror Mirror" Season 2, Episode 4 of the original series is everything a fan could want. Picking up where the original ended, this follows the story of the returning evil Kirk, Uhura, Scotty, and McCoy and what becomes of the final scene advice Kirk dispenses to evil Spock.
While concentrating on Kirk, we see enough of Uhura, Scotty, and McCoy (whose evil counterpart is especially mind-blowing) to tie up all of the loose ends that you as a fan have been wondering about for nearly 50 years. The writing in this episode demonstrates immense respect for Roddenberry's original vision and the acting, music, and direction pays fan service of a quality unmatched in the world of Sci Fi. Special recognition should be paid to casting who somehow found in Asia De Marcos a perfect embodiment of the look and feel of Marlena Moreau as defined by Barbara Ann Luna in the original series.
If you have any interest at all in the original series and are a fan of the original "Mirror, Mirror", do yourself a favor and set aside an hour on a Friday night to watch this on your best platform and get ready for a treat that will thrill you in the first watching and please you endlessly in repeat watchings. Thank you, all.
This continuation of "Mirror Mirror" Season 2, Episode 4 of the original series is everything a fan could want. Picking up where the original ended, this follows the story of the returning evil Kirk, Uhura, Scotty, and McCoy and what becomes of the final scene advice Kirk dispenses to evil Spock.
While concentrating on Kirk, we see enough of Uhura, Scotty, and McCoy (whose evil counterpart is especially mind-blowing) to tie up all of the loose ends that you as a fan have been wondering about for nearly 50 years. The writing in this episode demonstrates immense respect for Roddenberry's original vision and the acting, music, and direction pays fan service of a quality unmatched in the world of Sci Fi. Special recognition should be paid to casting who somehow found in Asia De Marcos a perfect embodiment of the look and feel of Marlena Moreau as defined by Barbara Ann Luna in the original series.
If you have any interest at all in the original series and are a fan of the original "Mirror, Mirror", do yourself a favor and set aside an hour on a Friday night to watch this on your best platform and get ready for a treat that will thrill you in the first watching and please you endlessly in repeat watchings. Thank you, all.