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#16 The Menagerie, Parts i and II
Produced in 1966
Author: Gene Roddenberry
Directed by Marc Daniels/Robert Butler
 
CAST
William Shatner as Captain Kirk,
Jeffrey Hunter as Captain Pike,
Leonard Nimoy as Spock,
Deforest Kelley as McCoy
Susan Oliver as Vina,
Majel Barret as Number One and others.
 
Stardate: 3012.4
Spock hijacks the Enterprise to return Captain Pike to planet Talos IV. This two-part episode incorporated most of the footage from the original Star Trek pilot episode "The Cage". Using the courtroom drama of Spock´s trial as a framing device, this episode was an ingenious effort to make use of the first pilot episode, despite the fact that "The Cage" had a markedly different cast
#17 Shore Leave
Produced in 1967
Author: Theodore Sturgeon
Directed by Robert Sparr
 
CAST
William Shatner as Captain Kirk,
Leonard Nimoy as Spock,
James Doohan as Scott,
George Takei as Sulu,
Nichelle Nichols as Uhura,
Emily Banks as Barrows and others.
 
Stardate: 3025.3
The Enterprise crew is baffled by a mysterious planet on which dreams come true in a terrifying way.
Sulu in "Shore Leave"
#18 The Squire of Gothos
Produced in 1967
Author: Paul Schneider
Directed by Don McDougall
 
CAST
William Shatner as Captain Kirk,
Leonard Nimoy as Spock,
Deforest Kelley as Dr. McCoy,
James Doohan as Scott,
George Takei as Sulu,
Nichelle Nichols as Uhura,
William Campbell as Trilane and others.
 
Stardate: 2124.5
An incredibly powelful alien life-form torments the Enterprise crew, but is found to be simply a small child, playing with his toys.
#19 Arena
Produced in 1967
Author: Fredric Brown
Directed by Joseph Pevney
 
CAST
William Shatner as Captain Kirk,
Leonard Nimoy as Spock,
Deforest Kelley as Dr, McCoy,
James Doohan as Scott,
George Takei as Sulu,
Nichelle Nichols as Uhura,
Jerry Ayres as O´Herlihy and others.
 
Stardate: 3045.6
A powerful civilization known as the Metrons puts Kirk and a Gorn captain on a planetoid where they are expected to resolve their differences by fighting to the death.
Kirk in "Arena"
#20 The Alternative Factor
Produced in 1967
Author: Don Ingalls
Directed by Gerd Oswald
 
CAST
William Shatner as Captain Kirk,
Leonard Nimoy as Spock,
Deforest Kelley as Dr. McCoy,
James Doohan as Scott,
George Takei as Sulu,
Nichelle Nichols as Uhura,
Robert Brown as Lazarus and others.
 
Stardate: 3087.6
A mysterious "rip" in space is opened between our universe and an antimatter universe, and a madman threatens the existence of both realities.
#21 Tomorrow Is Yesterday
Produced in 1967
Author: D.C. Fontane
Directed by Michael O´Herlihy
 
CAST
William Shatner as Captain Kirk,
Leonard Nimoy as Spock,
Deforest Kelley as Dr. McCoy,
James Doohan as Scott,
George Takei as Sulu,
Nichelle Nichols as Uhura,
Roger Perry as Captain Christopher and others.
 
Stardate: 3113.2
The Enterprise accidentally travels back in time to the 20th century, where it is sighted by the Air Force as a UFO.
"Tomorrow Is Yesterday"
#22 Return of the Archons
Produced in 1967
Author: Gene Roddenberry
Directed by Joseph Pevney
 
CAST
William Shatner as Captain Kirk,
Leonard Nimoy as Spock,
Deforest Kelley as Dr. McCoy,
James Doohan as Scott,
George Takei as Sulu,
Nichelle Nichols as Uhura,
Harry Townes as Reger and others.
 
Stardate: 3156.2
The Enterprise, investigating the disappearance of the starship Archon, finds a planet ruled by a computer called Landru. The comuter now wants to destroy the Enterprise in order to protect what it believes to be a perfect sciety
#23 A Taste of Armageddon
Produced in 1967
Author: Robert Hamner
Directed by Joseph Pevney
 
CAST
William Shatner as Captain Kirk,
Leonard Nimoy as Spock,
Deforest Kelley as Dr. McCoy,
James Doohan as Scott,
George Takei as Sulu,
Nichelle Nichols as Uhura,
David Opatoshu as Anan 7,
Gene Lyons as Ambassador Fox and others.
 
Stardate: 3192.1
The Enterprise is caught in a bizarre interplanetary war fought entirely by computers, but with real deaths.
"A Taste of Armageddon"
#24 Space Seed
Produced in 1967
Author: Carey Wilber
Directed by Marc Daniels
 
CAST
William Shatner as Captain Kirk,
Leonard Nimoy as Spock,
Deforest Kelley as Dr. McCoy,
James Doohan as Scott,
George Takei as Sulu,
Nichelle Nichols as Uhura,
Ricardo Montalban as Khan and others.
 
Stardate: 3141.9
The Enterprise is commandeered by 20th-century genetic "superman" Khan Noonien Singh, who has survived for centuries aboard a "sleeper ship". This episode was the predecessor for the feature film Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.
"Space Seed"
#25 This Side of Paradise
Produced in 1967
Author: Nathan Butler/D.C. Fontana
Directed by Ralph Senensky
 
CAST
William Shatner as Captain Kirk,
Leonard Nimoy as Spock,
Deforest Kelley as Dr. McCoy,
James Doohan as Scott,
George Takei as Sulu,
Nichelle Nichols as Uhura,
Jill Ireland as Kalomi and others.
 
Stardate: 3417.3
At a colony where aliens spores provide total contentment, Mr. Spock finds happiness with a woman who once loved him.
Spock in "This Side of Paradise"
#26 The Devil in the Dark
Produced in 1967
Author: Gene L. Coon
Directed by Joseph Pevney
 
CAST
William Shatner as Captain Kirk,
Leonard Nimoy as Spock,
Deforest Kelley as Dr. McCoy,
James Doohan as Scott,
George Takei as Sulu,
Nichelle Nichols as Uhura,
Ken Lynch as Vanderberg and others.
 
Stardate: 3196.1
A terrifying subterranean creature is found to be simply a mother protecting her eggs.
#27 Errand of Mercy
Produced in 1967
Author: Gene L. Coon
Directed by John Newland
 
CAST
William Shatner as Captain Kirk,
Leonard Nimoy as Spock,
Deforest Kelley as Dr. McCoy,
James Doohan as Scott,
George Takei as Sulu,
Nichelle Nichols as Uhura,
Jon Abbott as Ayelborne and others.
 
Stardate: 3198.4
The Enterprise tries to protect Organia, an appararently primitive planet, from the Klingons, but appearances can be deceiving, and the Organians neither want nor need assistance. This episode featured the first appearance of the Klingons in Star Trek.
"Errand of Mercy"
#28 The City on the Edge of Forever
Produced in 1967
Author: Harlan Ellison
Directed by Joseph Pevney
 
CAST
William Shatner as Captain Kirk,
Leonard Nimoy as Spock,
Deforest Kelley as Dr. McCoy,
James Doohan as Scott,
George Takei as Sulu,
Nichelle Nichols as Uhura,
Joan Collins as Keeler and others.
 
McCoy, suffering from an accidental drug overdose, flees through a time portal into Earth of the 1930s, where he causes serious damage to the flow of history. Kirk must allow the woman he loves to die in order to restore the timeline. This episode won the Hugo Award for best Dramatic Presentation in 1968.
The time portal.
#29 Operation-Annihilate!
Produced in 1967
Author: Steven W. Carabatsos
Directed by Herschel Daugherty
 
CAST
William Shatner as Captain Kirk,
Leonard Nimoy as Spock,
Deforest Kelley as Dr. McCoy,
James Doohan as Scott,
George Takei as Sulu,
Nichelle Nichols as Uhura,
Joan Swift as Kirk and others.
 
Stardate: 3287.2
At a Federation colony, Kirk finds his brother and sister-in-law are victims of neural parasites causing planetwide insanity. This was the last episode of the original series´s first season.
#30 Catspaw
Produced in 1967
Author: Robert Bloch
Directed by Joseph Pevney
 
CAST
William Shatner as Captain Kirk,
Leonard Nimoy as Spock,
Deforest Kelley as Dr. McCoy,
James Doohan as Scott,
George Takei as Sulu,
Nichelle Nichols as Uhura,
Walter Koenig as Chekov,
Antoinette Bower as Sylvia and others.
 
Stardate: 3018.2
The Enterprise crew finds witches, black cats, and haunted castles on planet Pyris VII. This was the first episode produced for the original series´s second season, and the first appearance of Pavel Chekov.
"Catspaw"

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