In some remote and uninhabited part of the galaxy the Enterprise is buffeted by
storms that seem to wink out time and space. Checking with Star Fleet Captain
Kirk finds out this is a galaxy wide phenomenon, but located and centered on an
uninhabited planet.
It's then that they find a strange spaceship and Robert Brown as Lazarus. It takes most of the episode to find this out but Brown is hunting Brown or his anti-matter self from an alternative universe. And if they meet it's total annihilation for everything and everybody.
We're told that one of the Browns is stark raving mad and can't abide the thought of the existence of the other. That's taking hating yourself to some real extremes.
Definitely one of the weirdest and worst of the Star Trek series despite a nice performance from Robert Brown in the dual role.
It's then that they find a strange spaceship and Robert Brown as Lazarus. It takes most of the episode to find this out but Brown is hunting Brown or his anti-matter self from an alternative universe. And if they meet it's total annihilation for everything and everybody.
We're told that one of the Browns is stark raving mad and can't abide the thought of the existence of the other. That's taking hating yourself to some real extremes.
Definitely one of the weirdest and worst of the Star Trek series despite a nice performance from Robert Brown in the dual role.