Season 1 (1966-1967)

 9/8/1966. The Man Trap   — When a landing party beams down to an archaeological dig for a routine evaluation, one
member of the party turns up dead under mysterious circumstances.

 9/15/1966. Charlie X   — The Enterprise provides transport for 17-year-old Charlie Evans, an adolescent who grew up
alone on a deserted planet, and who holds powerful abilities that were key to his survival.

 9/22/1966. Where No Man Has Gone Before   — Kirk's longtime friend and fellow officer Gary Mitchell develops
astounding superhuman powers, eventually turning him against his own captain and shipmates.

 9/29/1966. The Naked Time   — Members of the Enterprise crew contract a virus that has intoxicating side effects, leading
some to exhibit bizarre and dangerous behavior.

 10/6/1966. The Enemy Within   — A transporter malfunction creates a duplicate version of Captain Kirk ... a version who
dons a nasty disposition.

 10/13/1966. Mudd's Women   — The Enterprise rescues galactic scoundrel Harry Mudd and his hypnotically attractive
passengers from a critically damaged cargo ship.

 10/20/1966. What Are Little Girls Made Of?   — Brilliant scientist Dr. Roger Korby takes Kirk and Chapel hostage,
revealing his hopes to replace humanity with emotionless androids.

 10/27/1966. Miri   — The Enterprise encounters a planet that is an exact duplicate of Earth, but where all children die of a
terrible disease as they approach adulthood.

 11/3/1966. Dagger of the Mind   — Kirk takes on an investigation into the methods of Dr. Tristan Adams, a penal colony
administrator who is using unique technology to control and terrorize his patients.

 11/10/1966. The Corbomite Maneuver   — In uncharted space, the Enterprise encounters a mysterious alien probe. When
Kirk is forced to destroy it, he incites a conflict with powerful aliens.

 11/17/1966. The Menagerie, Part I   — For unknown reasons, Spock seizes control of the Enterprise and sets a course for
the forbidden planet Talos IV, which he had previously visited on a mission with former Enterprise captain Christopher Pike.

 11/24/1966. The Menagerie, Part II   — As Spock faces court martial and possible execution for forcing the Enterpriseto
Talos IV, the mystery surrounding Captain Pike and the Talosians is slowly revealed.

 12/8/1966. The Conscience of the King   — Kirk comes face to face with a criminal from the past when he learns that a
political leader responsible for putting thousands to their death may be part of an acting company for which he is providing transport.

 12/13/1966. Balance of Terror   — The Romulans, virtually unheard of since Starfleet was at war with them a century ago,
are detected by the Enterprise to be in violation of the neutral zone, possibly testing new military technology.

 12/29/1966. Shore Leave   — Members of the crew beam down to a world where their thoughts are magically manifested
into reality.

 1/5/1967. The Galileo Seven   — During a shuttle mission, Spock's first command becomes a struggle of logical decisions
when the team becomes stranded on a desolate planet.

 1/12/1967. The Squire of Gothos   — The Enterprise crew is forced to be the guests at a party hosted by a powerful,
playful, temperamental being.

 1/19/1967. Arena   — Kirk and the captain of a Gorn ship, which had recently destroyed an Earth outpost, are forced to
battle to the death to save their crew from certain destruction.

 1/26/1967. Tomorrow Is Yesterday   — The Enterprise is hurled back in time to the 1960s, where they become the center
of a U.S. Air Force pilot's UFO investigation.

 2/2/1967. Court Martial   — Kirk faces trial for taking improper action that led to the death of a member of his crew.

 2/9/1967. The Return of the Archons   — The crew investigates a strange world where the people are locked in a
collective-minded zombie-like trance, at the will of a leader named Landru.

 2/16/1967. Space Seed   — The Enterprise discovers an Earth ship that has been adrift since the late 1900s, and learns its
warlike crew is still alive, having spent 200 years in suspended animation.

 2/23/1967. A Taste of Armageddon   — A landing party beams down to a planet that is locked in a simulated war with
one of its neighboring worlds ... a war where deaths are tallied but actual destruction is avoided in order to prevent society from crumbling
into ruins.

 3/2/1967. This Side of Paradise   — Having beamed down to a planet to investigate the fate of a Federation research
team, members of the crew become enraptured in "paradise" when they come in contact with happiness-inducing plant spores.

 3/9/1967. The Devil in the Dark   — A mining colony urgently requests Kirk and his crew to stop a deadly monster that
has been running rampant through the mines and killing men.

 3/23/1967. Errand of Mercy   — With imminent war between the Federation and the Klingons approaching, Kirk attempts
to negotiate a protection agreement with a planet caught in the middle of the dispute.

 3/30/1967. The Alternative Factor   — Investigating a strange spatial phenomenon, a landing party discovers Lazarus
alone on a planet, and learns of a dual inner-torment apparently at war within himself.
 4/6/1967. The City on the Edge of Forever   — The crew makes the awesome discovery of a time portal, but a demented
McCoy—suffering from an inadvertent medication overdose—jumps into Earth's past and radically alters history for the worse. Kirk and
Spock follow McCoy through the portal to undo the damage.

 4/13/1967. Operation—Annihilate!   — Alien life seizes control of a Federation colony and its inhabitants, leaving
theEnterprise as the possible last defense from a species of parasitic invaders.

 Season 2 (1967-1968)
 9/16/1967. Amok Time   — Spock begins to undergo Pon Farr, the Vulcan mating cycle, forcing Kirk to set the Enterpriseon
a course for Vulcan.

 9/22/1967. Who Mourns for Adonais?   — A powerful alien halts the Enterprise in its tracks and claims to be the ancient
Greek god Apollo.

 9/29/1967. The Changeling   — Kirk becomes the last line of defense against Nomad, a mysterious Earth probe that had
been altered and given a directive to destroy anything that is imperfect.

 10/6/1967. Mirror, Mirror   — Kirk, McCoy, Scotty, and Uhura are beamed into a parallel universe, where murder and
deceit are the common ways of its barbaric Starfleet.

 10/13/1967. The Apple   — While scouting a peaceful-seeming world, the Enterprise landing party finds a primitive
civilization that worships a computerized entity, named Vaal, as a god.

 10/20/1967. The Doomsday Machine   — The Enterprise finds the crippled USS Constellation, which had been severely
damaged in a battle with a powerful planet-killing doomsday weapon.

 10/27/1967. Catspaw   — While looking for two missing officers, the landing party becomes the captives of aliens holding a
great power of illusion.

 11/3/1967. I, Mudd   — The Enterprise is commandeered by an android, which pilots the ship to a planet of androids who
are in cahoots with the mischievous Harry Mudd.

 11/10/1967. Metamorphosis   — Kirk, Spock, McCoy, and a Federation negotiator become stranded when their shuttle is
sucked into a celestial body by a mysterious force that has also somehow revitalized Zephram Cochrane, the man who invented warp drive
two centuries before.

 11/17/1967. Journey to Babel   — Spock's parents, Vulcan ambassador Sarek and his wife, board the Enterprise for a
Federation conference. But trouble arises when one of the delegates is murdered—and Sarek becomes a suspect.

 12/1/1967. Friday's Child   — While trying to negotiate trade with a planet's warlike tribal society, the Enterprise landing
party is taken prisoner by one of the factions, which is dealing with the Klingons.

 12/8/1967. The Deadly Years   — A disease that causes rapid aging infects several members of the Enterprise crew, and
eventually leaves the captain senile and unable to command the ship.

 12/15/1967. Obsession   — Kirk becomes convinced that a deadly gaseous cloud is an intelligent being—the same that
killed 200 crew members aboard the USS Farragut, on which Kirk served 11 years earlier.

 12/22/1967. Wolf in the Fold   — While taking some time for R&R at a port on a peaceful alien planet, Scotty becomes the
suspect in a series of murdered women.

 12/29/1967. The Trouble With Tribbles   — While investigating a disturbance at space station K-7, the Enterprise crew
comes face to face with a group of Klingons and an even larger group of small, furry creatures known as tribbles.

 1/5/1968. The Gamesters of Triskelion   — Kirk, Uhura, and Chekov are kidnapped to the planet Triskelion and forced to
engage in arena games to the amusement of three powerful aliens who bet on the outcomes of the fights.

 1/12/1968. A Piece of the Action   — Hoping to undo social damage caused by a visiting starship a century before, Kirk,
Spock, and McCoy beam down to a planet whose society is based on the Chicago gangsters of the 1920s.

 1/19/1968. The Immunity Syndrome   — The ship encounters a huge, single-celled lifeform in space, and Kirk is forced to
send either Spock or McCoy on a suicide shuttle mission to investigate methods to destroy it.

 2/2/1968. A Private Little War   — When the Klingons arm the aggressing side of a primitive culture with firearms, Kirk
takes it upon himself to arm the other side in an effort to level the playing field.

 2/9/1968. Return to Tomorrow   — Kirk loans the use of his body and those of two of his crew members to aliens who
exist as pure energy, so they can build robot bodies to inhabit.

 2/16/1968. Patterns of Force   — Investigating the disappearance of a missing Starfleet officer, an Enterprise landing

party beams down to a planet modeled on Nazi Germany.

 2/23/1968. By Any Other Name   — Aliens who have taken human form hijack the Enterprise to use as transport back to
their home galaxy.

 3/1/1968. The Omega Glory   — Searching for the missing crew of a Federation starship, a landing party beams down to
find its captain, who has broken the Prime Directive in his obsessive search for a fountain of youth.

 3/8/1968. The Ultimate Computer   — The Enterprise becomes the test subject for a new starship computer system,
which if successful could render most of the crew obsolete.

 3/15/1968. Bread and Circuses   — A landing party beams down to a parallel Earth that resembles a "20th century Rome,"
upon which Kirk, Spock, and McCoy are taken prisoner.
 3/29/1968. Assignment: Earth   — Researching history in the 20th century, the Enterprise becomes entangled with a
mysterious man who is attempting to alter a historic crisis.

 Season 3 (1968-1969)
 9/20/1968. Spock's Brain   — A woman steals Spock's brain for use as a utilities regulator on her home world, leading
the Enterprise crew on a mission to retrieve it.

 9/27/1968. The Enterprise Incident   — Kirk, behaving erratically, steers the Enterprise into the Romulan neutral zone,
where he finds himself surrounded by Romulan vessels.

 10/4/1968. The Paradise Syndrome   — When Kirk awakens to find himself abandoned and suffering from amnesia on a
simple, primitive world, he finds happiness and love with the native people, who accept him into their tribe.

 10/11/1998. And the Children Shall Lead   — A landing party beams down to a research colony to find the scientists
dead, and their surviving children exhibiting no signs of grief.

 10/18/1968. Is There In Truth No Beauty?   — The Enterprise provides transport for an alien ambassador and his
companion, a human telepath trained in Vulcan mind techniques.

 10/25/1968. Spectre of the Gun   — An alien death sentence places Kirk and his officers in a surrealistic recreation of a
showdown in the Old American West.

 11/1/1968. Day of the Dove   — The Enterprise becomes a battle arena when Klingon prisoners aboard
the Enterpriseescape their confinement and an alien being incites each side into violent confrontations with the other.

 11/8/1968. For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky   — Upon analyzing an asteroid on a planetary
collision course, the Enterprise crew discovers the object is actually an advanced spaceship that, to its passengers, appears to be a world of
its own.

 11/15/1968. The Tholian Web   — An investigation of the USS Defiant, found dead in space, results in Kirk being
suspended in a spatial void—leaving Spock to face a confrontation with the Tholians as McCoy attempts to cure an outbreak of insanity
crippling the crew.

 11/22/1968. Plato's Stepchildren   — When McCoy refuses to accept permanent duties among a community of people
with telekinetic powers, their leader subjects members of the Enterprise crew to cruel humiliation.

 11/29/1968. Wink of an Eye   — Kirk is abducted to the realm of the Scalosians, who live their lives in a vastly accelerated
time continuum.

 12/6/1968. The Empath   — Attempting to determine the whereabouts of a missing research colony, Kirk, Spock, and
McCoy suddenly find themselves the pawns in a deadly alien experiment.

 12/20/1968. Elaan of Troyius   — A diplomatic mission places Kirk in the role of etiquette teacher for a warrior whose
world needs her to make peace with its long-embittered neighbor.

 1/3/1969. Whom Gods Destroy   — While delivering medicine to a penal colony for the insane, Kirk and Spock are taken
prisoner by a megalomaniac bent on unleashing his wrath upon the universe.

 1/10/1969. Let That Be Your Last Battlefield   — The Enterprise becomes the latest battleground for the millennia-
spanning strife between two bitter enemies from a world paralyzed by racial hatred.

 1/17/1969. The Mark of Gideon   — Upon beaming down to the planet Gideon, Kirk finds himself on a duplicate of
theEnterprise with a woman who yearns of a place where she can escape the extreme overpopulation of her home world.

 1/24/1969. That Which Survives   — A landing party must solve the mystery of a woman who is the cause of several crew
members' deaths and the sabotage of the ship's engines.

 1/31/1969. The Lights of Zetar   — Scotty falls for a woman who becomes the latest target of a non-corporeal alien
presence in need of a human form.

 2/14/1969. Requiem for Methuselah   — While searching for a needed medicine to combat a plague,
the Enterpriselanding party encounters a social recluse who had long ago abandoned Earth and now lives alone with his enigmatic pupil.

 2/21/1969. The Way to Eden zero stars — A group of non-conformists takes control of the Enterprise and sets it on a course for the
mythical planet of Eden.

 2/28/1969. The Cloud Minders   — While attempting to obtain a crucial mineral to cure a planetary plague, Kirk is drawn
into the struggle of a world divided by class exploitation.

 3/7/1969. The Savage Curtain   — An entity claiming to be Abraham Lincoln invites Kirk and Spock to the planet surface,
where an advanced lifeform vies to study the methodologies of both good and evil.

 3/14/1969. All Our Yesterdays   — The landing party investigates the final hours of a planet whose star is going
supernova, and whose people have escaped the coming death of their world by traveling into their society's past.

 6/3/1969. Turnabout Intruder   — One of Kirk's former lovers, consumed with jealousy and bitterness for being denied a
Starfleet captaincy, renders Kirk unconscious and trades bodies with him, assuming his identity and abusing the powers of his command.

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