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Title	Prod #	Stardate	Original US Airdate
Amok Time	34	3372.7	15 September 1967
Gripped by the vilent mating urge which affects Vulcans every seven years, Spock must return to his homeworld immediately. Disobeying orders, Kirk takes Spock to Vulcan, where he must fight his irrational friend to the death.
Who Mourns for Adonais?	33	3468.1	22 September 1967
Drawn by a strange force to Pollux IV, Kirk and his crew encounter Apollo, the last of the Greek Gods. Although Apollo wishes to force the crew to remain with him forever, Kirk has other plans.
The Changeling	37	3451.9	29 September 1967
Nomad, an agressive machine which has already destroyed several planets, spares the Enterprise, believing that Kirk is Nomad's creator. However, when the machine begins to attack crew members on board the ship, Kirk must find a way to disable it.
Mirror, Mirror	39	Unknown	06 October 1967
A transporter accident swaps Kirk, Scott, McCoy and Uhura with their counterparts from a brutal parallel universe which is ruled by force and assassination. Will they survive long enough to find a way to return?
The Apple	38	3715.3	13 October 1967
Gamma Trianguli VI is a paradise inhabited by peaceful young humanoids. However, Kirk's landing party finds that the planet seems to be trying to kill them. The suspicion leads to the discovery of an artificial "god".
The Doomsday Machine	35	4202.9	20 October 1967
Having confronted a giant planet-consuming robot ship which threatens our galaxy, Commodore Decker is the sole survivor of his crippled starship. Pulling rank on Kirk, the unhinged Decker puts the Enterprise at risk by engaging the robot once more.
Catspaw	30	3018.2	27 October 1967
In a gothic setting, aliens from a distant galaxy toy with the Enterprise crew, killing one crewman and turning Scott and Sulu into zombies. Investigating, Kirk finds both his landing party and his ship trapped.
I, Mudd	41	4513.3	03 November 1967
On an unmapped planet, Harry Mudd is surrounded by hundreds of beautiful female androids who exist to serve humankind. Since the over-protective machines refuse to let Mudd leave, he lures an entire shipful of humans for them to serve.
Metamorphosis	31	Unknown	10 November 1967
Nancy Heford, a diplomat in the latter stages of Sakuro's disease, needs treatment for her terminal condition. While transportiung Hedford, Kirk's shuttle is diverted by a powerful entity which introduces the shuttle crew to warp pioneer Zefram Cochrane.
Journey to Babel	44	3842.3	17 November 1967
En route to the Babel Conference, the Enterprise is carrying diplomats from diverse races. When a Tellarite Ambassador is killed, the evidence points to Spock's estranged father, Vulcan Ambassador Sarek.
Friday's Child	32	3497.2	02 December 1967
Mining negotiations with a tradition-bound Capellan tribe are upset when a Klingon agent persuades a group of Capellan warriors to assassinate the leader and seize power. Kirk is determined to protect the wife and unborn child of the murdered leader.
The Deadly Years	40	3478.2	08 December 1967
Stopping to deliver supplies at Gamma Hydra IV, Kirk's landing party finds the once-young colonists dying of old age. Returning to the ship, all but one of the landing party experience the same terminal accelerated ageing.
Obsession	47	3619.2	15 December 1967
Encountering for the second time a creature that drains red blood cells from humans, Kirk is determined to correct his previous mistake and kill the entity outright before it can claim more lives.
Wolf in the Fold	36	3614.9	22 December 1967
Recovering from a head injury caused by a female crew member, Scotty relaxes in an Argelian cabaret, then leaves with a beautiful dancer. When the dancer is brutally murdered, Scotty is found holding a bloodstained knife.
The Trouble With Tribbles	42	4523.3	29 December 1967
Irritated at being sent to a space station to protect a cargo of grain, Kirk discovers a Klingon plot with the help of the tribbles, furry little creatures who have two skills: eating and breeding.
The Gamesters of Triskelion	46	3211.7	05 January 1968
Forcibly transported from the bridge of the Enterprise, Kirk, Uhura dn Chekov are forced to train as gladiators on the planet Triskelion. A desperate Kirk wagers his own ship against a chance of freedom.
A Piece of the Action	49	4598.0	12 January 1968
The imitative natives of the planet Iotia have remade their society in the image of "Chicago mobs of the Twenties", an Earth history book. To convince the local "mobs" to work together, Kirk takes on the role of supreme mafia boss.
The Immunity Syndrome	48	4307.1	19 January 1968
Rushing towards a solar system with which all contact has been lost, the Enterprise discovers that all life in the system has been wiped out by an enormous single-celled mindless "amoeba".
A Private Little War	45	4211.4	02 February 1968
The Enterpsie is susprised to find that a primitive people have suddenly developed the ability to make and use flintlock weapons. Investigating, an injured Kirk is nursed by a woman who is keen to acquire Federation weaponry.
Return to Tomorrow	51	4768.3	09 February 1968
In a deeply buried cave on a long-dead planet, an Enterprise landing party finds three living, disembodied, highly intelligent entities, who request the use of three human bodies for a short while.
Patterns of Force	52	2534.0	16 February 1968
On the planet Ekos, famous historian and cultural observer John Gill appears to have violated the Prime Directive by introducing Nazi ideology to the Ekosians. Posing as a Nazi officer, Kirk resolves to find the truth.
By Any Other Name	50	4657.5	23 February 1968
Lured by a fake distress call, the Enterprise crew find themselves under the control of five Kelvans, who plan to use the ship to make the 300-year trip back to their home in the Andromeda Galaxy.
The Omega Glory	54	Unknown	01 March 1968
Finding the USS Exeter's crew killed by an unknown virus, Kirk's team beams to the planet below, where there is a natural cure. There they discover the Exeter's captain violating the Prime Directive in his pursuit of a valuable prize.
The Ultimate Computer	53	4729.4	08 March 1968
Kirk's worries about being replaced by erratic genius Dr. Richard Daystrom's new computer are allayed when the machine, given control of the Enterprise, attacks and destroys other Federation starships during a combat exercise.
Bread and Circuses	43	4040.7	15 March 1968
Having been missing for six years, the USS Beagle is found near a planet on which the society has developed into a modern version of ancient Rome. Investigating, Kirk finds the Beagle's Captain is now "First Citizen of the Empire".
Assignment: Earth	55	Unknown	29 March 1968
Sent on a mission to the year 1968, the Enterprise intercepts Gary Seven, who claims to have been raised and trained by aliens to prevent Earth's destruction. When Seven escapes, Kirk and Spock follow him to New York City.

Star Trek - Season Two

Gripped by the vilent mating urge which affects Vulcans every seven years, Spock must return to his homeworld immediately. Disobeying orders, Kirk takes Spock to Vulcan, where he must fight his irrational friend to the death.

Drawn by a strange force to Pollux IV, Kirk and his crew encounter Apollo, the last of the Greek Gods. Although Apollo wishes to force the crew to remain with him forever, Kirk has other plans.

Nomad, an agressive machine which has already destroyed several planets, spares the Enterprise, believing that Kirk is Nomad's creator. However, when the machine begins to attack crew members on board the ship, Kirk must find a way to disable it.

A transporter accident swaps Kirk, Scott, McCoy and Uhura with their counterparts from a brutal parallel universe which is ruled by force and assassination. Will they survive long enough to find a way to return?

Gamma Trianguli VI is a paradise inhabited by peaceful young humanoids. However, Kirk's landing party finds that the planet seems to be trying to kill them. The suspicion leads to the discovery of an artificial "god".

Having confronted a giant planet-consuming robot ship which threatens our galaxy, Commodore Decker is the sole survivor of his crippled starship. Pulling rank on Kirk, the unhinged Decker puts the Enterprise at risk by engaging the robot once more.

In a gothic setting, aliens from a distant galaxy toy with the Enterprise crew, killing one crewman and turning Scott and Sulu into zombies. Investigating, Kirk finds both his landing party and his ship trapped.

On an unmapped planet, Harry Mudd is surrounded by hundreds of beautiful female androids who exist to serve humankind. Since the over-protective machines refuse to let Mudd leave, he lures an entire shipful of humans for them to serve.

Nancy Heford, a diplomat in the latter stages of Sakuro's disease, needs treatment for her terminal condition. While transportiung Hedford, Kirk's shuttle is diverted by a powerful entity which introduces the shuttle crew to warp pioneer Zefram Cochrane.

En route to the Babel Conference, the Enterprise is carrying diplomats from diverse races. When a Tellarite Ambassador is killed, the evidence points to Spock's estranged father, Vulcan Ambassador Sarek.

Mining negotiations with a tradition-bound Capellan tribe are upset when a Klingon agent persuades a group of Capellan warriors to assassinate the leader and seize power. Kirk is determined to protect the wife and unborn child of the murdered leader.

Stopping to deliver supplies at Gamma Hydra IV, Kirk's landing party finds the once-young colonists dying of old age. Returning to the ship, all but one of the landing party experience the same terminal accelerated ageing.

Encountering for the second time a creature that drains red blood cells from humans, Kirk is determined to correct his previous mistake and kill the entity outright before it can claim more lives.

Recovering from a head injury caused by a female crew member, Scotty relaxes in an Argelian cabaret, then leaves with a beautiful dancer. When the dancer is brutally murdered, Scotty is found holding a bloodstained knife.

Irritated at being sent to a space station to protect a cargo of grain, Kirk discovers a Klingon plot with the help of the tribbles, furry little creatures who have two skills: eating and breeding.

Forcibly transported from the bridge of the Enterprise, Kirk, Uhura dn Chekov are forced to train as gladiators on the planet Triskelion. A desperate Kirk wagers his own ship against a chance of freedom.

The imitative natives of the planet Iotia have remade their society in the image of "Chicago mobs of the Twenties", an Earth history book. To convince the local "mobs" to work together, Kirk takes on the role of supreme mafia boss.

Rushing towards a solar system with which all contact has been lost, the Enterprise discovers that all life in the system has been wiped out by an enormous single-celled mindless "amoeba".

The Enterpsie is susprised to find that a primitive people have suddenly developed the ability to make and use flintlock weapons. Investigating, an injured Kirk is nursed by a woman who is keen to acquire Federation weaponry.

In a deeply buried cave on a long-dead planet, an Enterprise landing party finds three living, disembodied, highly intelligent entities, who request the use of three human bodies for a short while.

On the planet Ekos, famous historian and cultural observer John Gill appears to have violated the Prime Directive by introducing Nazi ideology to the Ekosians. Posing as a Nazi officer, Kirk resolves to find the truth.

Lured by a fake distress call, the Enterprise crew find themselves under the control of five Kelvans, who plan to use the ship to make the 300-year trip back to their home in the Andromeda Galaxy.

Finding the USS Exeter's crew killed by an unknown virus, Kirk's team beams to the planet below, where there is a natural cure. There they discover the Exeter's captain violating the Prime Directive in his pursuit of a valuable prize.

Kirk's worries about being replaced by erratic genius Dr. Richard Daystrom's new computer are allayed when the machine, given control of the Enterprise, attacks and destroys other Federation starships during a combat exercise.

Having been missing for six years, the USS Beagle is found near a planet on which the society has developed into a modern version of ancient Rome. Investigating, Kirk finds the Beagle's Captain is now "First Citizen of the Empire".

Sent on a mission to the year 1968, the Enterprise intercepts Gary Seven, who claims to have been raised and trained by aliens to prevent Earth's destruction. When Seven escapes, Kirk and Spock follow him to New York City.