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Title	Prod #	Stardate	Original US Airdate
Spock's Brain	61	5431.2	20 September 1968
When a beautiful alien renders the crew of the Enterprise unconscious and the surgically removes Spock's brain, Kirk and his team begin a pursuit which leads them to a bizarre world of divided cultures, governed by an ancient and highly advanced technology.
The Enterprise Incident	59	5027.3	27 September 1968
An unusually tense and irritable Kirk orders his ship into the Romulan Neutral Zone, where it is promptly surrounded. Beamed to a Romulan ship, Kirk lies about the intrusion, then attacks Spock, who responds with a Vulcan death grip. While the female Romulan commander courts Spock, a secret mission unfolds.
The Paradise Syndrome	58	4842.6	04 October 1968
Investigating an alien planet which Enterprise is trying to save from an asteroid on a collision course, Kirk discovers an ancient piece of technology which accidentally erases his memory. Unfortunately for Kirk, who has been welcomed by the inhabitants of the doomed planet, the Enterprise cannot stop the asteroid.
And the Children Shall Lead	60	5029.5	11 October 1968
Although all the adults in the Starnes acientific colony on Triacus are dead, their children appear happy and unconcernred. Investigating, Kirk and his crew encounter an alien force which is cynically using the children to achieve a dastardly goal.
Is There In Truth No Beauty?	62	5630.7	18 October 1968
Transporting a master navigator, a telepath, and an alien whose mere appearance causes insanity in humans, the Enterprise is jeopardised when the navigator, having caught a glimpse of the alien, takes the ship beyond the edge of the galaxy, leaving the crew too disordered to return their vessel.
Spectre of the Gun	56	4385.3	25 October 1968
Despite warnings to stay away from the Melkotian planet, Kirk follows his orders and establishes contact with the Melkots. Labelled as trespassers, Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Scotty and Chekov are thrown into a deadly simulation of the gunfight at the OK Corral, where they play the gang destined to die.
Day of the Dove	66	Unknown	01 November 1968
Despite an uneasy truce between them, a Klingon commander alleges that Kirk has damaged his ship, and claims the Enterprise as a prize of war. Although Spock takes the Klingons prisoner, both crews have a different enemy to face: an alien intruder who preys on Klingons and humans alike.
For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky	65	5476.3	08 November 1968
Despite recently learning that McCoy has a terminal disease, Kirk must investigate an asteroid on a collision course with a planet. When the asteroid turns out to be a spaceship containing humanoids who do not realise their world is artificial, McCoy finds himself falling for the society's beautiful leader.
The Tholian Web	64	5693.2	15 November 1968
Attempting to rescue the U.S.S. Defiant, Kirk finds the crew dead and the ship alternating between two universes. When Kirk is caught up in the flux, Enterprise must remain stationary to rescue its captain when he reappears. Unfortunately, Tholian ships take the opportunity to trap the Federation vessel.
Plato's Stepchildren	67	5784.2	22 November 1968
Responding to a distress call, the Enterprise encounters the Platonians, a race who have developed incredible psychokinetic powers. When McCoyis able to cure a diseased Platonian, the aliens decide he is too valuable to release, and the Enterprise crew are forced into an existence as puppets for Platonian entertainment.
Wink of an Eye	68	5710.5	29 November 1968
Having encounteredan empty city on the planet Scalos, the crew of the Enterprise are puzzled when one of their landing party vanishes after drinking the local water. When Kirk experiences a strange temporal effect after sipping coffee, he uncovers an unusual plot to kidnap Enterprise's male crew members.
The Empath	63	5121.5	06 December 1968
Trapped on a planet by a solar storm, Kirk, Spock and McCoy take cover in an underround cavern, where they discover "Gem", a frail alien with the ability to heal. When the landing party are captured by Vians, they face horiffic and potentially fatal torture.
Elaan of Troyius	57	4372.5	20 December 1968
Challenged by the Klingons over a system which has two habitable but warring planets, the Enterprise must travel under a communications blackout to deliver their passenger, Elaan, to Troyius, for a marriage which will promote peace between the worlds. En route, efforts to educate the barbaric Elaan have disastrous consequences.
Whom Gods Destroy	71	5718.3	03 January 1969
Carrying a new medication which is intended to eradicate mental illness, the Enterprise docks at a planet which houses a high-security system for the criminally insane. Finding the asylum overrun by a powerful, shapeshifting inmate, Kirk and Spock race to foil the madman's plan to take over the universe.
Let That Be Your Last Battlefield	70	5730.2	10 January 1969
Having rescued Lokai, an alien whose body is white on one side and black on the other, the Enterprise is pursued by Bele, an alien whose colour scheme is a mirror image of Lokai's. When Bele claims Lokai is an escaping traitor, a tragic tale of racial abuse unfolds.
The Mark of Gideon	72	5423.4	17 January 1969
Believeing he is beaming down to the perfect, trouble-free but scecretive planet Gideon, Kirk is shocke to find out that the planet is drastically over-populated, and, more worryingly, that he has lost nine minutes of memories. A misguided plot to kill of vast numbers of Gideon's people emerges.
That Which Survives	69	Unknown	24 January 1969
Sent to examine a planet which has inexplicably developed a livable environment in less than 10,000 years, the Enterprise crew finds themselves under attack by a woman able to kill men by touching them, or to throw a starship almost 1,000 light years!
The Lights of Zetar	73	5725.3	31 January 1969
Memory Alpha is set to become a library containing the cultural history and scientific knowledge of all Federation worlds until it is attacked by a strange storm of brilliant lights which kills of all life on the planetoid, then target the Enterprise and its crew.
Requiem for Methuselah	76	5843.7	14 February 1969
In search of an antidote ro Rigellian fever, Kirk and his crew discover a human, Flint, and his ward, Rayna, on a planet previously thought to be uninhabited. Although Flint offers to provide the antidote, he becomes increasingly preoccupied with Rayna's relationship with Captain Kirk.
The Way to Eden	75	5832.3	21 February 1969
Having chased a stolen space cruiser until it explodes, the destroyed ship's crew are beamed onto the Enterprise where they are found to be a collection of space "hippies" led by an insane man who carries a virulent disease. While the leader is incarcerated, his acolytes cause trouble for Kirk.
The Cloud Minders	74	5818.4	28 February 1969
On the planet Ardana, the nativeTroglytes mine zienite and serve the ruling class of Stratos City. When McCoy discovers that the Troglytes and the Stratos dwellers are the same beings, but the Troglytes are retarded by exposure to zienite, Kirk decides to upset the established order on the planet.
The Savage Curtain	77	5906.4	07 March 1969
Surveying an apparently lifeless planet, Kirk and Spock are surprised to be invited down to the planet by Abraham Lincoln, then introduced to various famous and infamous figures from history. The encounter is quickly revealed as a ruse by the native rock creatures to make the Starfleet officers fight.
All Our Yesterdays	78	5943.7	14 March 1969
Attempting to rescue the people of Sarpeidon before their sun explodes, Kirk and his team find the planet deserted. All but one Sarpeid have escaped into the past via a time machine. Without understanding the process, Kirk dives into the portal, and is followed by Spock and McCoy.
Turnabout Intruder	79	5928.5	03 June 1969
Finding Janet Lester quite ill from celebium radiation poisoning, Kirk is pressed into a life-entity transfer with her, unaware that she has come to hate him. The procedure swaps the personalities of the two, leaving Kirk in Janice's body, and Janice with the perfect opportunity to dispose of Kirk.

Star Trek - Season Three

When a beautiful alien renders the crew of the Enterprise unconscious and the surgically removes Spock's brain, Kirk and his team begin a pursuit which leads them to a bizarre world of divided cultures, governed by an ancient and highly advanced technology.

Although all the adults in the Starnes acientific colony on Triacus are dead, their children appear happy and unconcernred. Investigating, Kirk and his crew encounter an alien force which is cynically using the children to achieve a dastardly goal.

Transporting a master navigator, a telepath, and an alien whose mere appearance causes insanity in humans, the Enterprise is jeopardised when the navigator, having caught a glimpse of the alien, takes the ship beyond the edge of the galaxy, leaving the crew too disordered to return their vessel.

Despite warnings to stay away from the Melkotian planet, Kirk follows his orders and establishes contact with the Melkots. Labelled as trespassers, Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Scotty and Chekov are thrown into a deadly simulation of the gunfight at the OK Corral, where they play the gang destined to die.

Despite an uneasy truce between them, a Klingon commander alleges that Kirk has damaged his ship, and claims the Enterprise as a prize of war. Although Spock takes the Klingons prisoner, both crews have a different enemy to face: an alien intruder who preys on Klingons and humans alike.

Trapped on a planet by a solar storm, Kirk, Spock and McCoy take cover in an underround cavern, where they discover "Gem", a frail alien with the ability to heal. When the landing party are captured by Vians, they face horiffic and potentially fatal torture.

Having rescued Lokai, an alien whose body is white on one side and black on the other, the Enterprise is pursued by Bele, an alien whose colour scheme is a mirror image of Lokai's. When Bele claims Lokai is an escaping traitor, a tragic tale of racial abuse unfolds.

Believeing he is beaming down to the perfect, trouble-free but scecretive planet Gideon, Kirk is shocke to find out that the planet is drastically over-populated, and, more worryingly, that he has lost nine minutes of memories. A misguided plot to kill of vast numbers of Gideon's people emerges.

Sent to examine a planet which has inexplicably developed a livable environment in less than 10,000 years, the Enterprise crew finds themselves under attack by a woman able to kill men by touching them, or to throw a starship almost 1,000 light years!

Memory Alpha is set to become a library containing the cultural history and scientific knowledge of all Federation worlds until it is attacked by a strange storm of brilliant lights which kills of all life on the planetoid, then target the Enterprise and its crew.

In search of an antidote ro Rigellian fever, Kirk and his crew discover a human, Flint, and his ward, Rayna, on a planet previously thought to be uninhabited. Although Flint offers to provide the antidote, he becomes increasingly preoccupied with Rayna's relationship with Captain Kirk.

Having chased a stolen space cruiser until it explodes, the destroyed ship's crew are beamed onto the Enterprise where they are found to be a collection of space "hippies" led by an insane man who carries a virulent disease. While the leader is incarcerated, his acolytes cause trouble for Kirk.

On the planet Ardana, the nativeTroglytes mine zienite and serve the ruling class of Stratos City. When McCoy discovers that the Troglytes and the Stratos dwellers are the same beings, but the Troglytes are retarded by exposure to zienite, Kirk decides to upset the established order on the planet.

Attempting to rescue the people of Sarpeidon before their sun explodes, Kirk and his team find the planet deserted. All but one Sarpeid have escaped into the past via a time machine. Without understanding the process, Kirk dives into the portal, and is followed by Spock and McCoy.

Finding Janet Lester quite ill from celebium radiation poisoning, Kirk is pressed into a life-entity transfer with her, unaware that she has come to hate him. The procedure swaps the personalities of the two, leaving Kirk in Janice's body, and Janice with the perfect opportunity to dispose of Kirk.