"Mirror, Mirror" was the 39th episode of Star Trek: The Original Series, and was novelized in Star Trek 3 by James Blish.

Contents 1 Summary 2 References 2.1 Characters 2.1.1 USS Enterprise personnel 2.1.2 ISS Enterprise personnel 2.2 Starships and vehicles 2.3 Locations 2.4 Races and cultures 2.5 States and organizations 2.6 Technolgoy and weapons 2.7 Rank and titles 2.8 Other 3 Appendices 3.1 Background 3.2 Images 3.3 Related stories 3.4 Timeline 3.5 External link

SummaryEdit

Beaming up from the planet Halkan James T. Kirk, Leonard McCoy, Montgomery Scott and Nyota Uhura find themselves accidentally transported to a parallel universe where the United Federation of Planets had been transformed into a vicious and ruthless Terran Empire and their evil twins have been transported to their universe!

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ReferencesEdit

CharactersEdit

Tharn • Tharn (mirror)

Referenced only 

Balok (mirror) • Henry Morgan

USS Enterprise personnelEdit

Pavel Chekov • Hadley • James T. Kirk • John Kyle • Ed Leslie • Leonard McCoy • Marlena Moreau • Montgomery Scott • Spock • Hikaru Sulu • Nyota Uhura

ISS Enterprise personnelEdit

Pavel Chekov (mirror) • Farrell (mirror) • Gaffney • James T. Kirk (mirror) • Winston Kyle (mirror) • Roger Lemli (mirror) • Leonard McCoy (mirror) • Marlena Moreau (mirror) • Montgomery Scott (mirror) • Spock (mirror) • Hikaru Sulu (mirror) • Nyota Uhura (mirror) • Wilson (mirror)

Referenced only 

Karl Franz (mirror) • Kenner • Christopher Pike (mirror)

Starships and vehiclesEdit

ISS Enterprise (Constitution-class (mirror) heavy cruiser) • USS Enterprise (Constitution-class heavy cruiser)

LocationsEdit

Gorlan (planet) • Halka • Vega IX (mirror) • Halka (mirror) • Vega IX • Halkan system • Panama

Races and culturesEdit

Gorlan • Halkan • Halkan (mirror) • Human • Terran (mirror) • Vulcan

States and organizationsEdit

Federation • Gestapo • Halkan Council • Starfleet • Starfleet Command • Terran Empire • Terran Empire Starfleet • Klingon Empire

Technolgoy and weaponsEdit

agony booth • agonizer • communicator • dagger • phaser • phaser coupling • Tantalus field • transporter

Rank and titlesEdit

admiral • captain • captain's woman • chief engineer • chief medical officer • commander • commanding officer • communications officer • doctor • Emperor of the Terran Empire • ensign • first officer • helmsman • lieutenant • lieutenant commander • navigator • science officer • security • security officer • security chief • tactical • tactical officer

OtherEdit

2267 • alternate reality • assassination • credit • dilithium • emergency manual monitor • Gorlan uprising • Halka • ion storm • landing party • magnetic storm • Martian scopolamander • mirror universe • parallel universe • piracy • scopolamander • Terran salute • voyages of the USS Enterprise (2264 to 2270) • Vulcan mind meld

AppendicesEdit

BackgroundEdit

• The stardate of 3823.7 is derived from Q-Squared. The format of this stardate is in keeping with the four-digit standard maintained in TOS. Another source provides a contradictory date, as Dark Mirror asserts that "Mirror, Mirror" occurs on stardate 4428.9. It is possible that this one or the other derived from a different system of dates.

ImagesEdit

Related storiesEdit

Stories featuring the mirror universe
Enterprise	episode: "In a Mirror, Darkly" • prose: Age of the Empress • "Nobunaga"
The Original Series	episode: "Mirror, Mirror" • comics: The Mirror Universe Saga ("... Promises to Keep" • "Double Image" • "Deadly Reflection!" • "The Tantalus Trap!" • "Masquerade!" • "Behind Enemy Lines!" • "The Beginning of the End..." • "Homecoming...") • Fragile Glass • Mirror Images ("Issue 1" • "Issue 2" • "Issue 4" • "Issue 5") • prose: Spectre • Dark Victory • Preserver • The Sorrows of Empire • "Ill Winds" • "The Greater Good" • video game: Shattered Universe
The Next Generation	comic: "Mirror Images, Issue 3" • prose: Dark Mirror • Three • The Worst of Both Worlds • "The Traitor" • "The Sacred Chalice" • "For Want of a Nail" • Rise Like Lions
Deep Space Nine	episodes: "Crossover" • "Through the Looking Glass" • "Shattered Mirror" • "Resurrection" • "The Emperor's New Cloak" • comic: "Enemies & Allies" • prose: Dark Passions • Warpath • Saturn's Children • Fearful Symmetry • "A Terrible Beauty" • The Soul Key • "Freedom Angst"
Voyager	prose: The Mirror-Scaled Serpent • "Bitter Fruit"
New Frontier	comics: Turnaround ("Part I" • "Part II" • "Part III" • "Part IV" • "Part V") • prose: Cutting Ties • "Homecoming"
Klingon Empire	prose: "Family Matters"	Titan	prose: "Empathy"	Vanguard	prose: "The Black Flag"
Miniseries and anthologies	RPG sourcebook: Through a Glass, Darkly • comics: The Mirror Universe Saga • Turnaround • Mirror Images • prose: Mirror Universe Trilogy • Mirror Universe (Glass Empires • Obsidian Alliances • Shards and Shadows)

TimelineEdit

published order
Previous episode: The Apple	TOS episode produced	Next episode: The Deadly Years
Previous episode: The Changeling	TOS episode aired	Next episode: The Apple
Previous story: Assignment: Earth	Star Trek 3	Next story: Friday's Child
chronological order
Previous Adventure: The Apple	Pocket	Next Adventure: The Deadly Years
Previous Adventure: The Apple	Voyages of the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) (2264 to 2270)	Next Adventure: The Deadly Years

External linkEdit

• Mirror, Mirror (episode) article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.