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Re: Tim Russ on DS9 episode
Brian Thorn wrote in message <82v8ktk2keqpcqphil2kvbq4vsg2mjrok7_at_4ax.com>...
>On Tue, 3 Jul 2001 19:31:36 -0700, "Larry G" <larry_g3_at_my-deja.com>
>wrote:
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>>Last night, I saw part of the alternative universe DS9 episode and at one
>>point Sisko was speaking to his fellow warriors in a cave and Tim Russ,
>>playing a Vulcan I believe, was there. Did he play Tuvok on that episode?
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>Yes.
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>>Also, for DS9 viewers, how was it that there was an alternative universe
in
>>that episode. In it, Kira was diabolical and in control of the station
and
>>Sisko had to wrestle control from her. His wife was also alive and a
member
>>of the Earth military. Apparently, the Federation did not exist in that
>>timeline. I vaguely remember the episode from the first showing, but not
>>the details.
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>DS9 had a series of four episodes set in the parallel universe
>discovered by Kirk & Co. in the TOS episode "Mirror, Mirror". (Your
>description is of the second episode, "Through the Looking Glass".) In
>that universe, Mirror-Spock's actions to bring peace and reason to the
>"Empire" so weakened Earth that Earth's rivals overpowered it and
>humans became slaves in the galaxy.
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>The first episode in the series, in which Kira and Bashir accidentally
>enter the parallel universe, was Season 2's "Crossover".
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>Brian
Technically there are 5 episodes dealing with the mirror universe, but they
only go in 4. I can't remember the name of the last one. In order is:
- Crossover (season 2) - An engine malfunction in the wormhole sends
Bashir and Kira to the Mirror Universe last visited by Kirk, Uhura, Scotty
and McCoy. Things have changed, now as humans are now enslaved, and Bajor
is a major player in a Klingon/Cardassian controlled Alpha Quadrant. Kira's
double, the evil Intendant over Terok Nor, informs them that, after the
major impact the last crossover made, death is the penalty for anyone who
crosses over. Meanwhile, Garak hopes to use Kira in a double-cross against
her counterpart. Slavemaster Odo is killed by Bashir, and Quark is killed
for smuggling humans out of Terok Nor
- Through the Looking Glass (season 3) - Smiley, aka Mirror Universe Miles
O'Brien, crosses over to kidnap Sisko so that he can replace his recently
deceased counterpart as head of the rebellion. The major part of their plan
involves getting Sisko to get a human scientist working for the Alliance to
change sides before she can complete a project that will cripple the
rebellion. The scientist is Jennifer Sisko! Guest Stars Tim Russ as Tuvok!
- Shattered Mirror (season 4) - Jennifer crosses over to lure Jake to cross
over in hopes of luring Benjamin to cross over. The Rebellion has taken
over Terok Nor and captured the Intendant, but the Klingon fleet is on the
way, under the personal command of Regent Worf. The Rebellion needs
Benjamin's help with something they've been building...their own DEFIANT.
The Klingon fleet is repelled, but Jennifer is killed by an escaping
Intendant (Kira), who also killed Nog, who released her. P.S. Rom, too, is
dead
- Resurrection (season 6) - Kira is doubly surprised when she is taken
hostage by Bariel. Of course, it's not Vedek Bariel, who died several years
earlier, but mirror universe Bariel. He claims that he is running from the
alliance, but he, with mirror-Kira in tow, are really planning to steal the
Orb of Prophecy to use it to unite Bajor in a holy war against the Alliance.
His exposure to the orbs vision may make him stray from his mission.
- The Emperor's New Cloak (season 7) - In this final visit to the mirror
universe, the grand Nagus crosses over to see what economic opportunities
there are. The Alliance recognizes this visit as an opportunity to get
their hands on cloaking technology, and hold the Nagus hostage. Rom comes
to the rescue with a bogus cloak, and Regent Worf is captured. Mirror Leeta
and Ezri are featured, and they are more than friends.
Received on Thu Jul 05 2001 - 17:11:01 PDT
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