Brad Boimler (mirror)

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"Brad Boimler (mirror)" is a title based upon conjecture.

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Upon being brought to the Doctor's universe, Brad Boimler - a resident of another universe - asked if they were in the Mirror Universe, noting that he couldn't handle another doppelgänger of himself; when River Song answered that he was not, Boimler hoped that there would not be any transporter accidents. (GAME: A Trek to Skaro ^[+]Loading...["A Trek to Skaro (episode)"])

Behind the scenes

The existence of Brad Boimler's mirror universe counterpart in the Star Trek canon is as yet hypothetical, having only appeared once as a hologram.

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