The Original SeriesTAPE CODE: A (STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES)
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Episode
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103
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Mudd's Women Kirk encounters Harry Mudd, a convicted smuggler who is traveling through space with three stunning women. |
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103
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The Enemy Within A malfunction in the transporter unit causes Kirk to be transformed into two people: one meek, and the other violently animalistic. |
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104
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The Man Trap Kirk finds trouble when he stops on planet M-113 for the annual medical checkup of two archaeologists.
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104
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The Naked Time McCoy searches for an antidote to a strange disease that seems to be driving the crew members insane.
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105
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Charlie X Spock is suspicious of a space orphan who claims he was the only survivor of a spaceship crash---and managed on his own for 14 years.
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105
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Balance of Terror Kirk must make a decision that could trigger a galactic war. An alien flagship is testing the earth's defenses, and Kirk's only alternative is a counterattack.
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106
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What Are Little Girls Made of? Kirk finds the long-missing Dr. Corby still alive on a frigid planet, where Kirk becomes a guinea pig in the doctor's mad experiment to create a civilization of obedient androids.
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107
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Miri The crew of the Enterprise battles a terrifying plague that prolongs life in children, but kills adults.
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107
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The Conscience of the King Kirk treads the fine line between justice and vengeance as he tries to prove that one of his passengers slaughtered 4000 people.
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108
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The Galileo Seven After crash landing with six others aboard his shuttlecraft, Spock must figure a way to get his crew off a hostile planet.
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108
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Court-Martial A computer offers damaging evidence against Kirk, who has been brought to trial for criminal negligence.
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110
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The Squire of Gothos On an uncharted planet, Kirk and his crew become the playthings of an omnipotent being, who is fascinated by his human toys.
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111
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Arena The fate of the Enterprise hinges on the outcome of a personal duel between Kirk and the lizard-like commander of an alien spaceship.
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111
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The Alternative Factor Kirk's investigation of an energy force takes him to an uncharted planet, where he encounters a weird creature (Lazarus)
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112
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Tomorrow Is Yesterday An accident sends the Enterprise back in time to the 1960s, and Kirk must erase all evidence of his ship's journey before returning to his own era.
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112
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The Return of the Archons Kirk's search for survivors of a missing ship leads to a unique society where visitors are treated like infections---which must be absorbed or destroyed.
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113
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A Taste of Armageddon The Enterprise is caught in a bizarre 500 year-old interplanetary war fought entirely by computers, but with real deaths.*
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113
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Space Seed "Space Seed" concerns a race of superhumans frozen in space for 200 years. Ricardo Montalban plays Khan, his role in the movie "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan," which was based on this episode.
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114
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This Side of Paradise Kirk seeks an antidote to paradise when his crew deserts the Enterprise for a planet where colonists enjoy an idyllic existence.
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114
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The Devil in the Dark On a distant mining colony, the men of the Enterprise grapple with a creature capable of moving through solid rock.
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115
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Errand of Mercy A peace-loving people give Kirk a lesson in warfare when they hesitate to interfere in a war between Kirk's Federation and invaders.
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115
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The City On the Edge of Forever A time portal leads Kirk, Spock and Dr. McCoy to the New York City of the 1930s, where their actions could affect the course of history.
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116
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Operation: Annihilate! On the planet Deneva, Kirk, Spock and McCoy battle an epidemic of parasitic creatures that drive their victims insane with pain.
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116
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Catspaw Castles, dungeons, witches and black cats prevail as Kirk seeks a rational explanation of---and escape from---forces that lured him to an alien planet.
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122
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I, Mudd Kirk and company fall prey to their old nemesis Harry Mudd, who is now both ruler and captive of an android civilization.
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122
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The Trouble With Tribbles Kirk, assigned to protect a grain shipment, finds that he has trouble with "tribbles," balls of purring fluff that live on grain and are incredibly prolific.
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123
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Bread and Circuses The Enterprise officers are forced into gladiator combat on a planet where a savage Roman Empire uses 20th-century technology.
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124
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A Private Little War Kirk takes dangerous steps to restore the status quo on a primitive planet, where the Klingons are escalating the development of weapons.
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124
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The Gamesters of Triskelion On an uncharted planet, Kirk, Uhura and Chekov are shackled in collars and trained for mortal combat to amuse their captors.
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125
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The Immunity Syndrome The Enterprise becomes an antibody to penetrate an energy-draining invader that has annihilated an entire star system and is about to reproduce.
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126
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A Piece of the Action An alien culture patterns itself after 1920s gangland Chicago.
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126
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By Any Other Name Kirk tries to outwit colonizers from Andromeda who assume human form to seize the Enterprise for their 300-year journey back home.
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127
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Return To Tomorrow An experimental transplant between formless creatures and three members of the Enterprise crew works well until the creature in Spock's body elects to keep its new form.
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127
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Patterns of Force On the planet Ekos, Kirk tries to prevent history from repeating itself when a self-styled fuhrer begins leading his people down a bloody Nazi path.
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128
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The Ultimate Computer "The Ultimate Computer" probes the problem of man vs. machine. The question is more than academic for Kirk, who has been temporarily replaced by a computer that can think---and will ensure its own survival at any cost.
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128
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The Omega Glory On Omega IV, Kirk battles a starship captain who is using advanced weaponry to decide the outcome of the planet's civil war.
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129
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Spectre of the Gun For violating Melkotian space, the crew is made to appear as the Clanton gang in Tombstone, Ariz., to be met---and killed---by the Earps and Doc Holliday at the OK Corral.
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131
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The Enterprise Incident The Enterprise is captured by a Romulan ship, whose beautiful commander charges Kirk with espionage and sets about wooing Mr. Spock.
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131
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And the Children Shall Lead Attorney Melvin Belli stars as Gorgan the Friendly Angel, the incarnation of pure evil who uses children to unleash the beast in human souls.
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132
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Spock's Brain A bizarre search for Spock's brain ensues when a beautiful woman deftly removes the organ and vanishes.
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132
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Is There in Truth No Beauty Jealousy is the catalyst when the Enterprise picks up two passengers: an alien whose ugliness drives humans mad, and his stunning woman companion.
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134
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For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky The Enterprise encounters a spaceship ruled by an oracle, who prevents his people from knowing that their "world" is on a collision course with another planet.
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134
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The Day of the Dove The Enterprise is invaded by an alien life form that transfers enemy Klingons to the starship---and arms the Klingons and the Enterprise crew with swords.
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135
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Plato's Stepchildren A literal battle of wills ensues when the arrogant, sadistic inhabitants of Platonius order McCoy to remain on their planet, and Kirk refuses.
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135
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Wink of An Eye Kirk battles invisible beings who are using his crewmen to continue their species. Problem: the process renders humans susceptible to cell damage, rapid aging---and death.
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136
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That Which Survives An Enterprise landing party is stranded on a planet replete with inexplicable physical and biologicalphenomena and a sad-faced siren whose touch means instant death.
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136
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Let That Be Your Last Battlefield Two aliens bring their age-old battle aboard the Enterprise.
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137
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Whom Gods Destroy Kirk and Spock fall into the hands of Garth, the murderous leader of an inmate revolt at an intergalactic insane asylum.
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137
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The Mark of Gideon Kirk mysteriously vanishes while beaming down to a planet. But from the captain's point of view, he's still on the Enterprise and the crew has disappeared.
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138
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The Lights of Zetar The Enterprise is besieged by an unfamiliar life form: twinkling lights that attack various areas of the human brain.
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138
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The Cloudminders On the planet Ardana, Kirk and Spock are drawn into a class struggle when they try to obtain zeenite, the only antidote to a botanical plague.
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139
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The Way To Eden The Enterprise captures six spaceship-snatching rebels who are led by a long-robed fanatic determined to reach the mythical planet Eden.
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139
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Requiem For Methuselah The crew intrudes on a paradise inhabited by two individuals: a man of extraordinary accomplishments; and his ward, superbly educated---but unacquainted with human emotions.
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140
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The Savage Curtain On a planet of molten lava, Kirk and Spock battle four of history's most ruthless killers.
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* indicates that the description comes from "The Star Trek Encyclopedia: A Reference Guide To The Future"