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Star Trek - Season One
Title	Prod #	Stardate	Original US Airdate
The Cage	1		Never aired
Investigating an old-style distress call on Talos IV, Captain Christopher Pike is captured by a powerful race who require breeding stock to repopulate their harsh world.
The Man Trap	6	1513.1	08 September 1966
Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy meets a former girlfriend when the Enterprise brings supplies to a remote archaeological survey group. Still attractive to McCoy, the woman's current appearance hides a dark and deadly secret.
Charlie X	8	1533.6	15 September 1966
Raised from babyhood by noncorporeal beings, 17-year old Charles Evans is picked up and transferred to the Enterprise. On board the ship, the teenager proves dangerously unable to wield his enormous psionic powers with maturity.
Where No Man Has Gone Before	2	1312.4	22 September 1966
When Enterprise encounters a Force Field at the edge of the galaxy, one of the crewmember's psionic abilities are accelerated to godlike proportions, causing him to become a powerful, murderous being.
The Naked Time	7	1704.2	29 September 1966
An alien virus strips the Enterprise crew of their inhibitions, causing chaos as each crewmember is overcome by hidden emotions. Meanwhile, the Enterprise is being pulled inexorably into a nearby planet's gravity well.
The Enemy Within	5	1672.1	06 October 1966
Split by a transporter malfunction into two beings with very different personalities, the resulting twin Captain Kirk proves that neither a purely evil nor a sweetly good Captain can survive without the missing half.
Mudd's Women	4	1329.1	13 October 1966
Rescuing the crew of a ship from an asteroid belt, the Enterprise plays host to con-man extraordinaire, the cunning Harry Mudd and his cargo: three beautiful women looking for suitors.
What Are Little Girls Made Of?	10	2712.4	20 October 1966
Helping Nurse Chapel search for her fiancé, the Enterprise finds a detached Dr. Korby working on a plan to create android duplicates of key figures, beginning with James Kirk.
Miri	12	2713.5	27 October 1966
On a planet populated by children whose aging process has been slowed artificially, Kirk's landing party members contract a virus that kills adults. Despite their violent attacks, Kirk determines to help the children.
Dagger of the Mind	11	2715.1	03 November 1966
When a wild-eyed maniac escaping from the Tantalus Penal Colony turns out to be one of the psychiatric staff, Kirk investigates the institution, and discovers a chilling exercise in mind control.
The Corbomite Maneuver	3	1512.2	10 November 1966
Threatened by the sinister captain of a powerful alien vessel, Kirk claims that the Enterprise carries a powerful explosive which will destroy both ships. The move produces unexpected actions from the alien adversary.
The Menagerie, Part I	16	3012.4	17 November 1966
Apparently summoned to Starbase 11, Kirk, Spock & McCoy visit former Enterprise Commander, the paralyzed and horribly disfigured Christopher Pike. Uncharacteristically, Spock commandeers the Enterprise, then turns himself in for court-martial.
The Menagerie, Part II	16	3013.1	24 November 1966
Spock's court-martial reveals the actions of Captain Pike on his previous visit to Talos IV, where the powerful Talosians tried to persuade Pike to breed with women provided for the purpose.
The Conscience of the King	13	2817.6	08 December 1966
Contracted by one of the other two witnesses to the crimes of mass-murderer "Kodos the Executioner," Kirk is persuaded that the criminal may be disguising himself as an actor in a travelling theatrical troupe.
Balance of Terror	9	1709.2	15 December 1966
Despite the earlier Romulan War, the Romulans heve never been seen in person. The Enterprise, in pursuit of a Romulan aggressor, makes a discovery that causes suspicion about a senior crewmember.
Shore Leave	17	3025.3	29 December 1966
When McCoy sees the White Rabbit from "Alice in Wonderland", the crew begin to realise that the planet they are visiting seems to have the dangerous power to turn any thought into reality.
The Galileo Seven	14	2821.5	05 January 1967
Crash-landing on a planet pouplated by hostile giants, the 7-man crew of the Shuttlecraft Galileo find themselves unable to communicate with the Enterprise or to escape the planet's atmosphere.
The Squire of Gothos	18	2124.5	12 January 1967
Encountering an uncharted planet in an empty region of space, Kirk and his crew are entertained by Trelane, a playful being who lacks the self-control to wield his great psionic powers with discipline.
Arena	19	3045.6	19 January 1967
With both their ships hel captive by powerful being, Kirk and the captain of the alien vessel are placed on an asteroid to fight for their lives and the lives of their crew.
A Taste of Armageddon	23	3192.1	23 January 1967
For years, the planet Eminiar VIII has waged a sanitized war with planet Vendikar, in which computers determine which citizens must report for disintegration. Unfortunately, the Enterprise crew are selected for death.
Tomorrow Is Yesterday	21	3113.2	26 January 1967
Transported back in time to 20th century Earth, Kirk rescues the pilot of a destroyed fighter plane, and contemplates the problem of how to return the man without altering Earth's future.
Court Martial	15	2947.3	02 February 1967
Arriving at Starbase 11, Kirk faces court-martial for negligence resulting in the death of a colleague. Accused by the victim's family and prosecuted by a former lover, Kirk's career seems doomed.
The Return of the Archons	22	3156.2	09 February 1967
When a landing party on Beta III exhibits strange behaviour, Kirk and his crew discover a society whose individuals appear to be staid and respectable, until the advent of "Red Hour"…
Space Seed	24	3141.9	16 February 1967
Encountering the 20th century "sleeper ship" SS Botany Bay, the Enterprise finds that it carries genetically-selected "supermen" in suspended animation. One of the sleepers is Khan, former ruler of a quarter of the Earth.
This Side of Paradise	25	3417.3	02 March 1967
The survival of colonists who have been exposed for years to fatal readiation is traced to life-preserving alien spores. Unfortunately for Kirk's crew, the spores also have a more sinister effect.
The Devil in the Dark	26	3196.1	09 March 1967
Investigating an unknown menace which has been killing miners and damaging machinery on Janus VI, Kirk & Spock discover a rock-like creature with whom the Vulcan conducts an illuminating mind-meld.
Errand of Mercy	27	3198.4	23 March 1967
When Kirk and Spock intervene to offer protection to the people of a planet caught dangerously between the Klingon Empire and the Federation, they are surprised by the response from the lethargic Organians.
The Alternative Factor	20	3087.6	30 March 1967
When the stellar system seems to blink, the Enterprise investigates and finds Lazarus, a man who seems to alternate between two wildly differing versions of the same person.
The City on the Edge of Forever	28	3134.0	06 April 1967
Accidentally overdosing on medication, McCoy becomes unbalanced and ventures into a time portal where he manages to seriously disrupt Earth's timeline. To repair the problem, Kirk and Spock return via the portal to 1930s Earth.
Operation: Annihilate!	29	3287.2	13 April 1967
Experimenting with ways to protect the inhabitants of the planet Deneva from an inexplicable epidemic of mass insanity, McCoy's effort needlessly causes Spock to go blind.

Star Trek - Season One

Investigating an old-style distress call on Talos IV, Captain Christopher Pike is captured by a powerful race who require breeding stock to repopulate their harsh world.

Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy meets a former girlfriend when the Enterprise brings supplies to a remote archaeological survey group. Still attractive to McCoy, the woman's current appearance hides a dark and deadly secret.

Raised from babyhood by noncorporeal beings, 17-year old Charles Evans is picked up and transferred to the Enterprise. On board the ship, the teenager proves dangerously unable to wield his enormous psionic powers with maturity.

When Enterprise encounters a Force Field at the edge of the galaxy, one of the crewmember's psionic abilities are accelerated to godlike proportions, causing him to become a powerful, murderous being.

An alien virus strips the Enterprise crew of their inhibitions, causing chaos as each crewmember is overcome by hidden emotions. Meanwhile, the Enterprise is being pulled inexorably into a nearby planet's gravity well.

Split by a transporter malfunction into two beings with very different personalities, the resulting twin Captain Kirk proves that neither a purely evil nor a sweetly good Captain can survive without the missing half.

Rescuing the crew of a ship from an asteroid belt, the Enterprise plays host to con-man extraordinaire, the cunning Harry Mudd and his cargo: three beautiful women looking for suitors.

Helping Nurse Chapel search for her fiancé, the Enterprise finds a detached Dr. Korby working on a plan to create android duplicates of key figures, beginning with James Kirk.

On a planet populated by children whose aging process has been slowed artificially, Kirk's landing party members contract a virus that kills adults. Despite their violent attacks, Kirk determines to help the children.

When a wild-eyed maniac escaping from the Tantalus Penal Colony turns out to be one of the psychiatric staff, Kirk investigates the institution, and discovers a chilling exercise in mind control.

Threatened by the sinister captain of a powerful alien vessel, Kirk claims that the Enterprise carries a powerful explosive which will destroy both ships. The move produces unexpected actions from the alien adversary.

Apparently summoned to Starbase 11, Kirk, Spock & McCoy visit former Enterprise Commander, the paralyzed and horribly disfigured Christopher Pike. Uncharacteristically, Spock commandeers the Enterprise, then turns himself in for court-martial.

Spock's court-martial reveals the actions of Captain Pike on his previous visit to Talos IV, where the powerful Talosians tried to persuade Pike to breed with women provided for the purpose.

Contracted by one of the other two witnesses to the crimes of mass-murderer "Kodos the Executioner," Kirk is persuaded that the criminal may be disguising himself as an actor in a travelling theatrical troupe.

Despite the earlier Romulan War, the Romulans heve never been seen in person. The Enterprise, in pursuit of a Romulan aggressor, makes a discovery that causes suspicion about a senior crewmember.

When McCoy sees the White Rabbit from "Alice in Wonderland", the crew begin to realise that the planet they are visiting seems to have the dangerous power to turn any thought into reality.

Crash-landing on a planet pouplated by hostile giants, the 7-man crew of the Shuttlecraft Galileo find themselves unable to communicate with the Enterprise or to escape the planet's atmosphere.

Encountering an uncharted planet in an empty region of space, Kirk and his crew are entertained by Trelane, a playful being who lacks the self-control to wield his great psionic powers with discipline.

With both their ships hel captive by powerful being, Kirk and the captain of the alien vessel are placed on an asteroid to fight for their lives and the lives of their crew.

For years, the planet Eminiar VIII has waged a sanitized war with planet Vendikar, in which computers determine which citizens must report for disintegration. Unfortunately, the Enterprise crew are selected for death.

Transported back in time to 20th century Earth, Kirk rescues the pilot of a destroyed fighter plane, and contemplates the problem of how to return the man without altering Earth's future.

Arriving at Starbase 11, Kirk faces court-martial for negligence resulting in the death of a colleague. Accused by the victim's family and prosecuted by a former lover, Kirk's career seems doomed.

When a landing party on Beta III exhibits strange behaviour, Kirk and his crew discover a society whose individuals appear to be staid and respectable, until the advent of "Red Hour"…

Encountering the 20th century "sleeper ship" SS Botany Bay, the Enterprise finds that it carries genetically-selected "supermen" in suspended animation. One of the sleepers is Khan, former ruler of a quarter of the Earth.

The survival of colonists who have been exposed for years to fatal readiation is traced to life-preserving alien spores. Unfortunately for Kirk's crew, the spores also have a more sinister effect.

Investigating an unknown menace which has been killing miners and damaging machinery on Janus VI, Kirk & Spock discover a rock-like creature with whom the Vulcan conducts an illuminating mind-meld.

When Kirk and Spock intervene to offer protection to the people of a planet caught dangerously between the Klingon Empire and the Federation, they are surprised by the response from the lethargic Organians.

When the stellar system seems to blink, the Enterprise investigates and finds Lazarus, a man who seems to alternate between two wildly differing versions of the same person.

Accidentally overdosing on medication, McCoy becomes unbalanced and ventures into a time portal where he manages to seriously disrupt Earth's timeline. To repair the problem, Kirk and Spock return via the portal to 1930s Earth.

Experimenting with ways to protect the inhabitants of the planet Deneva from an inexplicable epidemic of mass insanity, McCoy's effort needlessly causes Spock to go blind.