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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 56: Spectre Of The Gun (1966) VHS
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(US and Canada only) Kirk,
Spock, McCoy, Scotty and Chekov are forced to relive the gunfight at the
O.K. Corral by a race whose warning buoy is misunderstood. First aired
October 25, 1968. |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 57: Elaan Of Troyius (1966) VHS
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(US and Canada only) Despite Klingon warnings, Kirk falls for a beautiful
Troyian woman whom he is to escort to her politically-arranged wedding.
Could Kirk spark a futuristic Trojan war? First aired December 20, 1968. |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 58: The Paradise Syndrome
(1966) VHS ~ (US and Canada only) Beaming down to a doomed planet, Kirk disappears. Spock
must take the Enterprise off to rendezvous with an approaching asteroid,
while an amnesiac Kirk is absorbed into the native culture and falls
deeply in love with the chief's daughter. First aired October 4, 1968. |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 59: The Enterprise Incident
(1966) VHS ~ (US and Canada only) An
apparently erratic Kirk takes the Enterprise into Romulan space where it
is promptly captured. Once aboard the enemy vessel, Spook seems to fall in
love with the beautiful Romulan commander. First aired September 27, 1968. |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 60: And The Children Shall
Lead (1966) VHS ~
(US and Canada only) The
Enterprise arrives at a distant research outpost to find all the
adults dead and their children eerily cheerful. No sooner are they aboard
the ship than the children begin taking over, using strange powers
bestowed on them by a malevolent "friendly angel.. The kids make for an
engagingly creepy... |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 61: Spock's Brain (1966) VHS
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(US and Canada only) A
beautiful woman suddenly arrives on the Enterprise, renders the entire
crew unconscious and leaves - with Spock's brain! First aired September
20, 1968. |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 62: Is There In Truth No
Beauty? (1966) VHS ~ (US and Canada only) Kirk
welcomes aboard an alien ambassador whose very appearance can drive men
insane, along with the beautiful telepath who cares for the strange alien.
The Vulcan IDIC is introduced in this episode. TREK TRIVIA: Actress
Diana Muldaur (Dr. Miranda Jones)
would later play Dr. Katherine Pulaski onThe
Next Generation. |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 63: The Empath (1968) VHS
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(US and Canada only) This episode
is an absolute must for fans of Star Trek's recurring
shirtless-Kirk-being-tortured motif. Kirk, Spock, and McCoy are taken to a
strange laboratory and tortured by powerful aliens while a mute woman is
forced to watch--a woman whose empathic abilities are being put to the
test. There... |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 64: The Tholian Web (1966) VHS
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(US and Canada only) When
Kirk is de-materialized and lost, the captainless Enterprise is thrown
into chaos - until the reading of Kirk's will helps put the feuding Spock
and McCoy on a problem-solving course. This episode won an Emmy for
special effects. In Star Trek: The Next Generation, it is mentioned
that... |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 65: For The World Is Hollow And I Have
Touched The Sky (1966) VHS ~ (US and Canada only) Kirk and
Spock struggle to outwit a gone-haywire computer that's put the
planet it controls on a collision course with an asteroid. |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 66: Day Of The Dove (1966) VHS
~ (US and Canada only) The starship becomes a battleground and a
malevolent energy secretly feeds off the rage of the warring
Enterprise crew and Klingons. The only episode with a female
Klingon. |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 67: Plato's Stepchildren
(1966) VHS ~ (US and Canada only) Mind
control gone mad. Subject to the humiliating telekinetic whim of their
captors, Kirk and the Enterprise landing party struggle to regain their
freedom. Includes network TV's first interracial kiss when Kirk kisses
Uhura. Spock also kisses Nurse Chapel, for a second interracial kiss!
First... |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 68: Wink Of An Eye (1966) VHS
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(US and Canada only) Name:
James T. Kirk. Occupation: Love-Slave. Objective: The repopulation of a
dying planet. Scheming planetary ruler Deela sets out to make it all come
true. First aired November 29, 1969. |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 69: That Which Survives (1966)
VHS ~ (US and Canada only) Stranded 1,000 light years from their starship, Kirk,
McCoy and Sulu are confronted by a beautiful woman whose touch equals
death. First aired January 24, 1969. |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 70: Let That Be Your Last
Battlefield (1966) VHS ~ (US and Canada only) A
long-simmering racial hatred imperils the Enterprise when Kirk beams
aboard a half-black, half-white fugitive... And his half-white, half-black
pursuer. First aired January 10, 1969. |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 71: Whom Gods Destroy (1966) VHS
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(US and Canada only) Inmates running the asylum? A mad ruler with the power
to assume forms becomes a Kirk look-alike and Spock must use his deductive
powers to uncover the impostor. First aired January 3, 1969. |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 72: The Mark Of Gideon (1966) VHS
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(US and Canada only) Kirk
finds himself on a mysteriously deserted Enterprise, not knowing the ship
is a duplicate created by beings whose only hope for survival is disease.
First aired January 17, 1969. |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 73: The Lights Of Zetar (1966)
VHS ~ (US and Canada only) Scotty's in love. But there's little time for romance
when the lady in question is possessed by a malevolent energy storm. This
episode was written by Star Trek fans Jeremy Tarcher and Shari Lewis.
Shari is most famous as a children's puppeteer whose most famous puppet is
"Lambchop." First aired... |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 74: The Cloud Minders (1966) VHS
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(US and Canada only) The
Enterprise crew sets out to obtain zienite, the mineral that can save a
disease-ridden planet - and becomes involved in the struggle for equality
waged by the oppressed zienite miners called Troglytes. Football great
Fred Williamson guests as Anka, one of the Troglytes. First aired
February... |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 75: The Way To Eden (1966) VHS
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(US and Canada only) Hippies on
the Enterprise! This 1969 episode presents an unusually jaundiced
view of flower children as Kirk and crew attempt to deal with a group of
young--and so misguided!--idealists in search of the legendary planet
Eden. Oddly enough, it is Spock who best understands these free spirits,
and... |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 76: Requiem For Methuselah
(1966) VHS ~ (US and Canada only) The
discovery of immortality? Kirk, Spock and McCoy encounter a being who may
have been Brahms, Da Vinci and other Earthly geniuses. First aired
February 14, 1969. |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 77: The Savage Curtain (1966) VHS
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(US and Canada only) Kirk
and Spock have a powerful ally to help them battle evil forces on a lava-
encrusted planet: the great emancipator himself, Abraham Lincoln. First
aired March 7, 1969. |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 78: All Our Yesterdays (1966) VHS
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(US and Canada only) The
Enterprise prepares for the evacuation of doomed planet Sarpeidon, but
Captain Kirk (William
Shatner), Mr. Spock (Leonard Nimoy),
and Dr. McCoy (DeForest
Kelley) find that all
inhabitants have left via a time-travel device that has sent them to
different periods of their own choosing. Kirk,... |
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Trek - The Original Series, Episode 79: Turnabout Intruder (1966) VHS
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(US and Canada only) This, the
final episode of the original Star Trek series, is a doozy. Dr.
Janice Lester, scientist and ex-flame of Captain Kirk, uses alien
technology to switch bodies with him. As Kirk fights to regain control of
his body and the Enterprise, the ship's officers must choose
between going along with... |
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