@database TREK_ORIGINALS @master TrekGuide:TG_Orig @$VER: v1.5 (10-31-95) @author "Jim Hines" @(c) "Copyright 1994-95 Jim Hines . . Star Trek is a registered trademark of Paramount Pictures" @help "TG_Help/Main" @index TREKGuide.Index/Index @node "MAIN" "MAIN" @toc "TREK-THE.GUIDE/MAIN" @{" View " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{b}@{i}Star Trek Original Episodes@{ub}@{ui} @{" " link "FIRST_SEASON_(1966-67)" 0} FIRST SEASON (1966-67) @{" " link "SECOND_SEASON_(1967-68)" 0} SECOND SEASON (1967-68) @{" " link "THIRD_SEASON_(1968-69)" 0} THIRD SEASON (1968-69) @endnode @node "FIRST_SEASON_(1966-67)" "FIRST SEASON (1966-67)" @{" View " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{b}@{i}Original Episodes@{ub}@{ui} FIRST SEASON @{" " link "Where_No_Man_Has_Gone_Before" 0} Where No Man Has Gone Before @{" " link "The_Corbomite_Maneuver" 0} The Corbomite Maneuver @{" " link "Mudd's_Women" 0} Mudd's Women @{" " link "The_Enemy_Within" 0} The Enemy Within @{" " link "The_Man_Trap" 0} The Man Trap @{" " link "The_Naked_Time" 0} The Naked Time @{" " link "Charlie_X" 0} Charlie X @{" " link "Balance_of_Terror" 0} Balance of Terror @{" " link "What_are_Little_Girls_Made_Of" 0} What are Little Girls Made Of @{" " link "Dagger_of_the_Mind" 0} Dagger of the Mind @{" " link "Miri" 0} Miri @{" " link "Conscience_of_the_King" 0} Conscience of the King @{" " link "Galileo_Seven" 0} Galileo Seven @{" " link "Court_Martial" 0} Court Martial @{" " link "The_Menagerie_Pt.1" 0} The Menagerie Pt1 @{" " link "Menagerie_Pt.2" 0} The Menagerie Pt2 @{" " link "Shore_Leave" 0} Shore Leave @{" " link "Squire_of_Gothos" 0} Squire of Gothos @{" " link "Arena" 0} Arena @{" " link "The_Alternative_Factor" 0} The Alternative Factor @{" " link "Yesterday_is_Today" 0} Yesterday is Today @{" " link "The_Return_of_the_Archons" 0} The Return of the Archons @{" " link "A_Taste_of_Armageddon" 0} A Taste of Armageddon @{" " link "Space_Seed" 0} Space Seed @{" " link "This_Side_of_Paradise" 0} This Side of Paradise @{" " link "Devil_in_the_Dark" 0} Devil in the Dark @{" " link "Errand_of_Mercy" 0} Errand of Mercy @{" " link "City_on_the_Edge_of_Forever" 0} City on the Edge of Forever @{" " link "Operation_Annihilate" 0} Operation Annihilate @endnode @node "Where_No_Man_Has_Gone_Before" "Where No Man Has Gone Before" Episode #001 @{b}@{i}WHERE NO MAN HAS GONE BEFORE @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Samuel Peeples@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 09-22-66@{fg text} Director: James Goldstone Catalyzed by an energy field in space, the ESP powers latent in both Gary Mitchell and psychologist Elizabeth Dehner evolve into mental powers approaching omnipotence. Kirk must consider stopping them, or killing them, before there powers allow them to control first the Enterprise, then the universe. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Gary Mitchell... Gary Lockwood Kelso...Paul Carr Elizabeth Dehner...Sally Kellerman Dr. Piper...Pual Fix Yeoman Smith...Andrea Dromm Alden...Lloyd Haynes @{" Episode Pic " system "VT TrekGuide:TrekPics/EP001"} @{" Episode Pic " system "VT TrekGuide:TrekPics/EP001-2"} @{" SFX " system "run Trekguide:sound TrekGuide:TrekSFX/EP001"} @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Where_No_Man_Has_Gone_Before TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Where_No_Man_Has_Gone_Before unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "The_Corbomite_Maneuver" "The Corbomite Maneuver" Episode #002 @{b}@{i}THE CORBOMITE MANEUVER @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Jerry Sohl@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 11-10-66@{fg text} Director: Joseph Sargent A robot space ship blocks the path of the Enterprise and then attacks. Kirk retaliates and destroys the mechanism. A manned vessel then appears, and the voice of a ghostly monster, Balok, declares that the Enterprise will have to be destroyed in counter-retaliation. Kirk tries a bluff; he tells the alien that corbomite in the hull of the Enterprise, if fired upon, would explode and destroy both ships. With a superior tractor beam, the alien ship takes the Enterprise in tow. . .and the battle of wits continues, until Kirk ascertains that the other ship has only one inhabitant. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Dave Bailey...Anthony Hall Balok...Clint Howard @{" Episode Pic " system "VT TrekGuide:TrekPics/EP002"} @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx The_Corbomite_Maneuver TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx The_Corbomite_Maneuver unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "Mudd's_Women" "Mudd's Women" Episode #003 @{b}@{i}MUDD'S WOMEN @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Stephen Kandel, from a story by Gene Roddenberry@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 10-13-66@{fg text} Director: Harvey Hart Con-man Harry Mudd is rescued with his cargo: three beautiful women to be sold to love-starved miners of dilithium crystals. Beginning as a comedy, the story ends on a poignant note when the women learn that it's no the effects of a drug that makes them desirable. They turn against Mudd and help save the Enterprise--In danger for lack of dilithium crystals. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Harry Mudd...Roger C. Carmel Magda...Susan Denberg Eve...Karen Steele Ruth...Maggie Three Ben Childress...Gene Dynarski Farrell...Jim Goodwin Gossett...Jon Kowal Benson...Seamon Glass @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Mudd's_Women TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Mudd's_Women unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "The_Enemy_Within" "The Enemy Within" Episode #004 @{b}@{i}THE ENEMY WITHIN @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Richard Matheson@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 10-06-66@{fg text} Director: Leo Penn Due to a transporter malfunction, Kirk is beamed aboard split into two identical Kirks, both dangerously weak physically, and each possessing different aspects of Kirk's mind; one mild-mannered and frightened, the other animalistic and hostile. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} John Ferrell...Jim Goodwin Technicians..Edward Madden, Garland Thompson NOTE: This is the first episode in which Spock uses the Vulcan Neck Pinch. @{" Episode Pic " system "VT TrekGuide:TrekPics/EP004"} @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx The_Enemy_Within TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx The_Enemy_Within unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "The_Man_Trap" "The Man Trap" Episode #005 @{b}@{i}THE MAN TRAP @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}George Clay Johnson@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 09-15-66@{fg text} Director: Marc Daniels Dr. McCoy finds an old girlfriend married to an archeologist on a desolate Planet, but she turns out to be a fatally dangerous illusion: shes's the last of an alien race, able to take human form, surviving only by sucking the salt from the bodies of humans. McCoy has to learn she is not real. . . or perish as others have. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Nancy Carter...Jeanny Bal Monster...Francine Pyne Prof. Carter...Alfred Ryder Darnell...Michael Zaslow @{" Episode Pic " system "VT TrekGuide:TrekPics/EP005"} @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx The_Man_Trap TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx The_Man_Trap unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "The_Naked_Time" "The Naked Time" Episode #006 @{b}@{i}THE NAKED TIME @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}John F. Black@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 09-29-66@{fg text} Director: Marc Daniels While in danger of crashing into a planet with unstable gravity, the whole crew is infected with a virus that releases inhibitions and reduces men to children playing out fantasies: Sulu attacks in Samuri fashion; Spock hides helpless, weeping; Christine Chapel becomes a seductress; and Kirk is off in a romantic daze. McCoy must find an antidote to bring them to their senses before they collide with the disintegrating planet. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Riley...Bruce Hyde Dr. Harrison...John Bellah Tormolen...Stewart Moss @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx The_Naked_Time TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx The_Naked_Time unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "Charlie_X" "Charlie X" Episode #007 @{b}@{i}CHARLIE X @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}D.C. Fontana, from a story by Gene Roddenberry@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 09-15-66@{fg text} Director: Lawrence Dobkin An immature adolescent, Charlie, has a need to be loved, a longing for other humans (he was raised by computers), and a psychic power to cause almost limitless death and destruction if he doesn't if he doesn't get his way. The last time he felt betrayed, he destroyed the star ship Antaries. And now he hero-worships Kirk and has a powerful crush on Yoeman Rand. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Charlie...Robert Walker, Jr. Thalasian...Abraham Sofaer Tina Lawten...Patricia McNulty Captian Remart...Charles J. Stewart Tom Nellis...Dallas Mitchell @{" Episode Pic " system "VT TrekGuide:TrekPics/EP007"} @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Charlie_X TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Charlie_X unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "Balance_of_Terror" "Balance of Terror" Episode #008 @{b}@{i}BALANCE OF TERROR @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Paul Schneider@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 12-13-66@{fg text} Director: Vincent McEveety The dreaded @{"Romulans" link "TG_MSC/ROMULAN_EPISODES" 0} use a powerful new weapon to utterly destroy Federation Outpost, and an energy screen that makes their ships invisible to the Enterprises sensors. Kirk finds a way to follow and attack them, and engages in a battle of wits with the Romulan Commander. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Romulan Commander...Mark Lenard Andrew Stiles...Paul Comi Decius...Lawrence Montaigne Centurion...John Warburton Robert Tomlinson...Stephen Mines Angela Martine...Barbara Baldavin Hanson...Gary Walberg @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Balance_of_Terror TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Balance_of_Terror unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "What_are_Little_Girls_Made_Of" "What are Little Girls Made Of" Episode #009 @{b}@{i}WHAT ARE LITTLE GIRLS MADE OF @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Robert Bloch@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 10-20-66@{fg text} Director: James Goldstone In this case, little girls and others are made of plastic, transistors, and servo-motors. Dr. Korby hopes to substitute his deceptively "human" androids for key people, Kirk for one. Nurse Chapel was Korby's fiance. When she learns what he is doing, we find out what she is made of. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Dr. Korby...Michael Strong Andrea...Sherry Jackson Ruk...Ted Cassidy Brown...Harry Basch Matthews...Vince Deadrick Rayburn...Budd Albright @{" Episode Pic " system "VT TrekGuide:TrekPics/EP009"} @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx What_are_Little_Girls_Made_Of TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx What_are_Little_Girls_Made_Of unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "Dagger_of_the_Mind" "Dagger of the Mind" Episode #010 @{b}@{i}DAGGER OF THE MIND @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Shimon Wincelberg@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 11-03-66@{fg text} Director: Vincent McEveety On what Kirk assumes will be a routing inspection of the psychiatric ward of Tantalus V penal colony, it is discovered that the director, Dr. Adams, is keeping the peace through the use of a "neural neutralizer"--a brain wiping machine. Power-mad, the doctor lures Kirk into the fatal device. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Dr. Tristan Adams...James Gregory Dr. Van Gelder...Morgan Woodward Dr. Helen Noel...Marianna Hill Lethe...Suzanne Wilson @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Dagger_of_the_Mind TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Dagger_of_the_Mind unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "Miri" "Miri" Episode #011 @{b}@{i}MIRI @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Adrian Spies@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 10-27-66@{fg text} Director: Vincent McEveety Anyone over the age of puberty on this earthlike planet fall victim to a fatal, leprous disease; but the children age so slowly that they don't know why there are no longer any grown-ups ("grups") and why occasionally their older members contract the disease and die. They take perpetual childhood for granted. The Enterprise officers land and contract the disease--and must find corrective and immunization measure but the kids distrust them and sabotage their experiments. Kirk tries to win them over through a young girl, Miri, who, entering puberty and contracting the disease, has a crush on the Captian. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Miri...Kim Darby Jahn...Michael J. Pollard Ferrell...Jim Goodwin @{" Episode Pic " system "VT TrekGuide:TrekPics/EP011"} @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Miri TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Miri unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "Conscience_of_the_King" "Conscience of the King" Episode #012 @{b}@{i}THE CONSCIENCE OF THE KING @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Barry Trivers@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 12-08-66@{fg text} Director: Gerd Oswald Kirk is given reason to suspect that the leader of a troupe of actors is actually a mass murderer, Kodos the executioner, and he beam the troupe aboard the Enterprise to study them, as he is one of only three surviving witnesses who might identify Kodos. one of the other witnesses is killed, another poisoned. . .and Kirk still isn't certain. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Anton Karidian...Arnold Moss Lenore...Barbara Anderson Kevin Riley...Bruce Hyde Lt. Leslie...Eddie Paskey @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Conscience_of_the_King TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Conscience_of_the_King unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "Galileo_Seven" "Galileo Seven" Episode #013 @{b}@{i}GALILEO SEVEN @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Oliver Crawford & S. Bar-David@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 01-05-67@{fg text} Director: Robert Gist The shuttlecraft Galileo, with Spock in command, goes out to gather data on the quasar-like phenomenoa, Murasaki 312, and is forced to land on planet Tarus II for repairs. The Enterprise can't find them due to the quasar's interference with the ships instruments, and it seems there's no chance of rescue or survival for the landing party, which has encountered monstrous seven foot natives. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Boma...Don Marshall Gaetano...Peter Marko Latimer...Rees Vaughn Kelowitz...Grant Woods Mears...Phillis Douglas Commissioner Ferris...John Crawford @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Galileo_Seven TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Galileo_Seven unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "Court_Martial" "Court Martial" Episode #014 @{b}@{i}COURT MARTIAL @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Don M. Mankiewicz & Stephen W. Carbatsos@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 02/02/67@{fg text} Director: Marc Daniels Kirk's career is at stake when he is put on trial for obstruction of justice and culpable negligence, accused of killing a crew member during the panic of an ion storm. The ships computer no only has a record of events that prove Kirk's guilt, but can reproduce TV pictures that support the record. Kirk's prosecutor is an old flame he fondly remembers; his defender is a shrewd cantankerous old coot known for taking hopeless cases. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Commodore Stone...Percy Rodriguez Samuel Cogley...Elisha Cook Areel Shaw...Joan Marshall Finney...Richard Webb Jamie Finney...Alice Rawlings Hanson...Hagan Beggs Timothy...Winston DeLugo @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Court_Martial TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Court_Martial unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "The_Menagerie_Pt.1" "The Menagerie Pt1" Episode #015 @{b}@{i}THE MENAGERIE PT.1 @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Gene Roddenberry@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 11-17-66@{fg text} Director: Marc Daniels (The Cage Segments Directed by Robert Butler) In the original Star Trek's only two part story, Spock contrives to take over the Enterprise and set her course toward Talos IV, a planet off limits to the Federation, He kidnaps Kirk's predecessor, Captian Pike, and while not relinquishing control of the ship, he turns himself in for court martial and a sure death penalty. Pike is a victim of radiation poisoning, and while mentally alert, is physically no more than a vegetable. Spock attempts to explain his actions by showing visual records of Pike's last visit to Talos IV, where Pike had been captured, placed in a zoo, and invited to mate with first one Earth woman then another. Part of his tortures consisted of masterful illusions that made him see one woman as many different women (This story is an expanded version of the original pilot episode, "The Cage"). @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ========== @{fg text} Captian Pike...Jeffrery Hunter Jose Mendez...Malcomb Throne Vina...Susan Oliver Miss Piper...Julia Parrish Lt. Hansen...Hagan Beggs Tyler...Peter Duryea The Keeper...Meg Wylie Dr. Boyce...John Hoyt Number One...Majel Barrett @{" Episode Pic " system "VT TrekGuide:TrekPics/EP015"} @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx The_Menagerie_Pt.1 TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx The_Menagerie_Pt.1 unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "Menagerie_Pt.2" "The Menagerie Pt2" Episode #016 @{b}@{i}THE MENAGERIE PT.2 @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Gene Roddenberry@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 11-24-66@{fg text} Director: Marc Daniels (The Cage Segments Directed by Robert Butler) In the original Star Trek's only two part story, Spock contrives to take over the Enterprise and set her course toward Talos IV, a planet off limits to the Federation, He kidnaps Kirk's predecessor, Captian Pike, and while not relinquishing control of the ship, he turns himself in for court martial and a sure death penalty. Pike is a victim of radiation poisoning, and while mentally alert, is physically no more than a vegetable. Spock attempts to explain his actions by showing visual records of Pike's last visit to Talos IV, where Pike had been captured, placed in a zoo, and invited to mate with first one Earth woman then another. Part of his tortures consisted of masterful illusions that made him see one woman as many different women (This story is an expanded version of the original pilot episode, "The Cage"). @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Captian Pike...Jeffrery Hunter Jose Mendez...Malcomb Throne Vina...Susan Oliver Miss Piper...Julia Parrish Lt. Hansen...Hagan Beggs Tyler...Peter Duryea The Keeper...Meg Wylie Dr. Boyce...John Hoyt Number One...Majel Barrett @{" Episode Pic " system "VT TrekGuide:TrekPics/EP016"} @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Menagerie_Pt.2 TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Menagerie_Pt.2 unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "Shore_Leave" "Shore Leave" Episode #017 @{b}@{i}SHORE LEAVE @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Theodore Sturgeon@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 12-29-66@{fg text} Director: Robert Sparr Kirk gives the crew shore leave on an uncharted earth-like planet. What ought to have been a picnic turns into a nightmare that begins when Dr. McCoy see Alice chase the White Rabbit into a hole in the ground, proceeds through attacks of a tiger, strafings by a World War 1 fighter, and more, Culminating in a knight's lance which kills Dr. McCoy. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Tonia...Emily Banks Caretaker...Oliver McGowan Rodriguez...Perry Lopez Finnegan...Bruce Mars Don Juan...James Gruzaf Ruth...Shirley Bonne Samurai...Sebastian Tom @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Shore_Leave TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Shore_Leave unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "Squire_of_Gothos" "Squire of Gothos" Episode #018 @{b}@{i}THE SQUIRE OF GOTHOS @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Paul Schneider@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 01/12/67@{fg text} Director: Don McDougall In an allegedly empty region of space, the Enterprise finds a warm starless planet with a single inhabitant: Trelane, who dresses like an 18th Century dandy and toys with the lives of the Enterprise officers, whom he forces down to his planet to attend a banquet. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Trelane...William Campbell De Salle...Michael Barrier Jaeger...Richard Carlyle Ross...Venita Wolf @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Squire_of_Gothos TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Squire_of_Gothos unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "Arena" "Arena" Episode #019 @{b}@{i}ARENA @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Gene L. Coon from a story by Gene Roddenberry@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 01/19/67@{fg text} Director: Joseph Pevney An incredibly powerful race abducts Kirk and the Gorn captain of an enemy ship--a representative of a race of sentient reptiles--and forces Kirk and the Gorn to fight to the death to decide which of their races will be allowed to prevail and which will be annihilated. The Gorn is more powerful, but Kirk is faster; their intelligences seem matched. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} The Metron...Carole Shelyne Kelowitz...Grant Woods O'Herlihy...Jerry Ayers Lt. Harold...Tom Troupe Lang...James Farley DePaul...Sean Kenny @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Arena TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Arena unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "The_Alternative_Factor" "The Alternative Factor" Episode #020 @{b}@{i}THE ALTERNATIVE FACTOR @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Don Ingalls@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 03/30/67@{fg text} Director: Gerd Oswald After a puzzling moment when the starts simply wink out, the Enterprise crew discover a single life form on a planet below; his name is Lazarus. Soon, it is discovered there are two virtually identical Lazaruses, but never are they seen together. One is insane and dangerous, the other rational and in pursuit of his mad alter-ego. They are from parallel universes, one positive, the other negative; and if the two men should ever meet, both universes, ours and the other would be obliterated. Which is what the mad one hopes to do but which one is mad and which one is insane? @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Lazarus...Robert Brown Charlene Masters...Janet MacLachlen Barstow...Richard Derr Lt. Leslie...Eddie Paskey @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx The_Alternative_Factor TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx The_Alternative_Factor unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "Yesterday_is_Today" "Yesterday is Today" Episode #021 @{b}@{i}YESTERDAY IS TODAY @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}D.C. Fontana@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 01/26/67@{fg text} Director: Michael O'Herlihy Due to an accidental time-warp, the Enterprise becomes a 20th Century UFO. They observe a fighter plane tracking them, note that the plane is in danger of exploding, and rescue the pilot by beaming him aboard. Dilemma: they can't return the pilot to Earth, for his story, if put on record, might change history; and they can't keep the pilot with them, because, according to history, he must have a son who will be a key figure in the development of space travel. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Cpt. Christopher...Roger Perry Police Sgt....Hal Lynch Colonel Fellini...Ed Peck Technician Web...Richard Merrifield Transporter Chief Kyle...John Winston @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Yesterday_is_Today TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Yesterday_is_Today unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "The_Return_of_the_Archons" "The Return of the Archons" Episode #022 @{b}@{i}THE RETURN OF THE ARCHONS @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Boris Sobelman, from a story by Gene Roddenberry@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 02/09/67@{fg text} Director: Joseph Pevney Bound together in a non-productive, communal society, the inhabitants neither know nor care why all their lives revolve around the wishes of Landru, an omniscient dictator-spirit. Trapped in this culture, Kirk and his men must find the causes, work with the timid underground, and over- throw the computerized traditions of 6,000 years. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Reger...Harry Townes Landru...Charles McCauley Marplon...Torin Thatcher Lindstrom...Christopher Held Tula...Brioni Farrell 1st Lawgiver...Sid Haig Tamar...Jon Lormer Hacom...Morgan Farley Bilar...Ralph Maurer Leslie...Eddie Paskey Guard...David L. Ross @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx The_Return_of_the_Archons TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx The_Return_of_the_Archons unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "A_Taste_of_Armageddon" "A Taste of Armageddon" Episode #023 @{b}@{i}A TASTE OF ARMAGEDDON @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Robert Hamner & Gene L. Coon@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 02/23/67@{fg text} Director: Joseph Pevney The inhabitants of Eminar II and those of Vendikar have found no solution to perpetual warfare, so, centuries ago, they devised a cold-blooded quasi- solution: instead of the chaotic destruction of real war, they rely upon computers to select likely targets. If the computer says a certain building "would" be hit, the "victims" obligingly disintegrate the citizens inside. This time, the computers found an unsuspecting target: the Federation ship in orbit above them, the Enterprise. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Ambassador Fox...Gene Lyons Sar 627...Robert Sampson Anan 879...David Opatoshu Mea 349...Barbara Babcock Ta,ira...Miko Mayama @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx A_Taste_of_Armageddon TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx A_Taste_of_Armageddon unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "Space_Seed" "Space Seed" Episode #024 @{b}@{i}SPACE SEED @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Gene L. Coon & Carey Wilbur@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 02/16/67@{fg text} Director: Marc Daniels Among those in suspended animation aboard the SS Botany Bay, there's Khan, a genetically superior dictator who, in the Eugenics Wars on Earth in the 1990's, at one time ruled a quarter of the Earth. Now, reawakened by the crew of the Enterprise--and nursed by an adoring historian, Marla, he plans to renew his aims of conquest. He starts by commandeering the Enterprise. The second motion picture, Star Trek II-@{"The Wrath of Kahn" link "TG_STMP/THE_WRATH_OF_KAHN" 0}, was based on this episode. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Khan Singh...Ricardo Montalban Marla McGivers...Madlyn Rhue Spinelli...Blaisdell Makee Joaquin...Mark Tobin @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Space_Seed TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Space_Seed unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "This_Side_of_Paradise" "This Side of Paradise" Episode #025 @{b}@{i}THIS SIDE OF PARADISE @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}D.C. Fontana from a story by Nathan Butler & D.C. Fontana@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 03/02/67@{fg text} Director: Ralph Senensky The Enterprise crew suffer a pathological tranquility when they are exposed to spores on Omicron Ceti III. The inaction of a romantic euphoria dooms them all and causes Spock to fall in love, until Kirk accidentally discovers a simple biological antidote, but the others don't want to know about it. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Leila...Jill Ireland Sandoval...Frank Overton Kelowitz...Grant Woods Painter...Dick Scotter @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx This_Side_of_Paradise TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx This_Side_of_Paradise unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "Devil_in_the_Dark" "Devil in the Dark" Episode #026 @{b}@{i}THE DEVIL IN THE DARK @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Gene L. Coon@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 03/09/67@{fg text} Director: Joseph Pevney Something down in the mining tunnels is killing the men on a distant planet. Kirk and Spock seek it out and learn about silicon-based life: the deadly Horta, intelligent and made of "stone," has a vital mission to accomplish, no matter how many human lives are lost. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Vandenberg...Ken Lynch Giotto...Barry Russo Appel...Brad Weston Schmitter...Biff Elliott Horta...Janos Prohaska @{" Episode Pic " system "VT TrekGuide:TrekPics/EP026"} @{" Episode Pic " system "VT TrekGuide:TrekPics/EP026-2"} @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Devil_in_the_Dark TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Devil_in_the_Dark unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "Errand_of_Mercy" "Errand of Mercy" Episode #027 @{b}@{i}ERRAND OF MERCY @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Gene L. Coon@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 03/23/67@{fg text} Director: John Newland The Organians are situated right between the Federation outposts and the @{"Klingon" link "TG_MSC/KLINGON_EPISODES" 0} Empire but are they really in danger: Kirk assumes so and offers protection, but they shun any offer of violent action, even on their own behalf. Their pacifist attitudes seem to suicidal to Kirk, until the Klingons attack in force. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Ayleborne...John Abbott Kor...John Colicos Claymare...Peter Brocco Lingon...Victor Lundin Trefayne...David Hillary Huge @{" Episode Pic " system "VT TrekGuide:TrekPics/EP027"} @{" Episode Pic " system "VT TrekGuide:TrekPics/EP027-2"} @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Errand_of_Mercy TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Errand_of_Mercy unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "City_on_the_Edge_of_Forever" "City on the Edge of Forever" Episode #028 @{b}@{i}CITY ON THE EDGE OF FOREVER @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Harlen Ellison@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 04/06/67@{fg text} Director: Joseph Pevney McCoy makes an ill-advised jump through a time portal, ends up in 20th Century America, and does something that alters the course of history. Unless Kirk and Spock can go back and prevent McCoy's blunder, the whole history of space exploration, including the construction of the Enterprise, will not have occurred. Kirk and Spock go back into the 1930's to a store- front mission during the Depression and wait for McCoy to arrive. Meanwhile Kirk falls very much in love with the very woman who holds the key to the two possible futures and who must be prevented from meeting McCoy. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Edith Keeler...Joan Collins Rodent...John Harmon Voice of the Guardian...Bartell LaRue @{" Episode Pic " system "VT TrekGuide:TrekPics/EP028"} @{" Episode Pic " system "VT TrekGuide:TrekPics/EP028-2"} @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx City_on_the_Edge_of_Forever TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx City_on_the_Edge_of_Forever unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode @node "Operation_Annihilate" "Operation Annihilate" Episode #029 @{b}@{i}OPERATION ANNIHILATE @{ub}@{ui} @{fg fill}Stephen W. Carabatsos@{fg text} @{fg shine}Original Air Date: 04/13/67@{fg text} Director: Herschel Daugherty Gelatinous parasites have invaded the outpost of Deneva; they inhabit human bodies and drive the hosts mad from pain, then produce death. Kirk's brothers family is there; only the child, Peter, survives. In attempting to assist, Spock becomes infected, but because of his mental control is able to withstand the pain and help McCoy look for some way to kill the parasite without killing the host. @{fg fill}GUEST CAST ==========@{fg text} Kartan...Dave Armstrong Peter Kirk...Craig Hundley Aurelan...Joan Swift Yeoman Zara Jamal...Maurishka Taliferro @{" Episode Pic " system "VT TrekGuide:TrekPics/EP029"} @{" MARK " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Operation_Annihilate TOS mark"} @{"UNMARK" system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx Operation_Annihilate unmark"} @{" VIEW " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx view"} @{" WIPE " system "rx trekguide:Trx/MV.rexx clear"} @endnode