first installment of the two-part "In a Mirror, Darkly" received ratings of 2.0/3%. IGN gave the episode 3 out of 5, and said that although it wasn't the best episode, it was moving the series in the right direction, and called it "a decent hour of action-adventure science fiction." Jason Davis of Cinescape gave it a B+ and said "Coto has crafted a script that evokes the ambience of the original while spinning a yarn that keeps even the most ensconced Trek aficionado in suspense." He concludes: "This episode, not to mention this season, is what Enterprise should have been all along." Jamahl Epsicokhan on his website Jammer's Reviews gave "Bound" a score of one out of four, saying that it was "too dumb, too obvious, too boring, and too rooted in gender stereotypes". He said that it was sexist and "the worst episode of Enterprise in more than two years". Michelle Erica Green of TrekNation said that it was the single worst episode of any Star Trek series, including "Spock's Brain". She considered it a statement in misogyny and also thought that it represented a scenario where homosexual characters do not exist. James Hunt of the website Den of Geek listed "Bound" as the fourth best episode of Enterprise, saying that it "found a way to include [the Orion slave girls] in a way that preserved the eye candy and shifted the power in the Orion relationships." Home media release "Bound" was released on home media in the United States on November 1, 2005, as part of the season four DVD box set of Enterprise. The Blu-ray edition was released on April 1, 2014. Notes References External links Star Trek: Enterprise (season 4) episodes 2005 American television episodes Television episodes about slavery