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Star Trek - Season Two |
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Prod # |
Stardate |
Original US Airdate |
| Amok Time |
34 |
3372.7 |
15 September 1967 |
| Spock undergoes a Vulcan stage of life known as the Pon Farr where he is forced to mate with his bride, T'Pring. Trouble starts when T'Pring announces she would rather marry Stonn, a full Vulcan. T'Pring evokes her right to have Spock fight for her. However, she chooses Kirk as her champion, leaving Spock with a devastating choice... |
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| Who Mourns for Adonais? |
33 |
3468.1 |
22 September 1967 |
| The Enterprise crew are held captive by a powerful being who claims to be the ancient Greek God Apollo. The being demands the crew transfer down to the planet so they may worship him. Attempting to leave, Kirk soon discovers that he is the target of all the "God"s wrath and anger. |
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| The Changeling |
37 |
3451.9 |
29 September 1967 |
| The Enterprise is sent to investigate the destruction of a star system and its four billion inhabitants. When it arrives at the coordinates, the Enterprise is threatened by a probe calling itself Nomad. When Kirk identifies himself by name, Nomad mistakes him it's creator. |
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| Mirror, Mirror |
39 |
Unknown |
06 October 1967 |
| Kirk, Scott, McCoy and Uhura enter a parallel universe where the crew of the Enterprise act as sadistic savages. Unbeknownst to them, their evil counterparts have entered their "normal" universe and seem determined to wreak havoc. |
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| The Apple |
38 |
3715.3 |
13 October 1967 |
| When a landing party beams down to the planet Gamma Trianguli VI, they find what appears to be an idyllic paradise. They quickly discover, however, that the planet is deadly, sporting plants that shoot thorns, rocks that explode, and incredibly accurate lightning bolts. |
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| The Doomsday Machine |
35 |
4202.9 |
20 October 1967 |
| Investigating the destruction of several planetary systems, the Enterprise discovers a crippled starship floating in space. Commodore Decker is the only one left on the ship and is soon found to be less than sound-minded when he takes control of the Enterprise and exposes it to lethal danger. |
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| Catspaw |
30 |
3018.2 |
27 October 1967 |
| Kirk, Spock and McCoy beam down to planet Pyris VII to discover Scotty and Sulu have been transformed into mindless zombies by beings known as Korob and Sylvia. The trio are taken prisoner and soon demonstrated the extend of their captors' powers when the Enterprise is subjected to immense heat. |
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| I, Mudd |
41 |
4513.3 |
03 November 1967 |
| The Enterprise is commandeered by an android masquerading as a Starfleet officer. Calling himself "Norman", the android takes the ship to a planet where the crew's old nemesis, Harry Mudd, has named himself leader of the colony of androids. |
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| Metamorphosis |
31 |
Unknown |
10 November 1967 |
| Escorting Federation Commissioner Nancy Hedford for emergency medical treatment, the Galileo shuttlecraft is pulled off course by a mysterious energy entity which deposits it on a planet where none other than Warp Drive inventor Zephram Cochrane is living. |
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| Journey to Babel |
44 |
3842.3 |
17 November 1967 |
| The Enterprise plays host to Federation ambassadors on their way to the Babel Conference, including Sarek of Vulcan -- Mr. Spock's father. En route to Babel, Tellarite ambassador Gav is murdered and Sarek is the prime suspect, but he soon suffers a Vulcan heart attack. Soon thereafter, Captain Kirk is critically injured as well leaving Mr. Spock torn between his duties as a Starfleet officer and his duties as a son. |
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| Friday's Child |
32 |
3497.2 |
02 December 1967 |
| Sent to negotiate a mining treaty on planet Capella IV, Kirk discovers a Klingon agent has infiltrated the culture and become embroiled in a deadly conflict. Kirk and Spock must reveal the Klingon's involvement before it's too late and the planet plunges into permanent civil war. |
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| The Deadly Years |
40 |
3478.2 |
08 December 1967 |
| An Enterprise landing party finds an entire research team on Gamma Hydra IV suffering from rapid aging. Soon thereafter, Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock, Dr. McCoy, Scotty and Lieutenant Galway begin to suffer from the affliction as well. Concerned about his command ability, Commodore Stocker convenes a competency hearing against Kirk with Mr. Spock as the prosecutor. |
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| Obsession |
47 |
3619.2 |
15 December 1967 |
| When an entire landing party is killed, Captain Kirk leads the Enterprise on a mission to destroy a malevolent entity that nearly destroyed him eleven years earlier. |
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| Wolf in the Fold |
36 |
3614.9 |
22 December 1967 |
| Scotty is implicated in a series of murders on planet Argelius II. Hengist, the local authority, wants to arrest Scotty, but Kirk intervenes and seeks the help of a priestess to clear his Engineer's name. Unfortunately, she's killed and once more the blame seems to fall at Scotty's feet... |
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| The Trouble With Tribbles |
42 |
4523.3 |
29 December 1967 |
| The Enterprise crew must contend with secret agents, insulting Klingons and furry Tribbles on a mission to protect a shipment of quadrotriticale stored aboard Space Station K-7. |
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| The Gamesters of Triskelion |
46 |
3211.7 |
05 January 1968 |
| Captain Kirk, Chekov and Uhura are kidnapped from the Enterprise and held captive on the planet Triskelion where they are forced to participate in barbaric exhibitions for the amusement of the unseen "Providers". |
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| A Piece of the Action |
49 |
4598.0 |
12 January 1968 |
| Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock and Dr. McCoy beam down to the planet Sigma Iotia to find the culture contaminated by a previous visit by the U.S.S. Horizon and modelled after Chicago's gangs of the 1920s. |
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| The Immunity Syndrome |
48 |
4307.1 |
19 January 1968 |
| After losing contact with the U.S.S. Intrepid and the Gamma 7-A star system, the Enterprise encounters a giant amoeba that is preparing to reproduce. |
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| A Private Little War |
45 |
4211.4 |
02 February 1968 |
| On a planet Captain Kirk had visited thirteen years earlier, he finds that the Klingons have been arming one side of the planet's natives and disrupting the balance of power. Meanwhile, injured on the planet's surface, Mr. Spock fights for his life in sickbay. |
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| Return to Tomorrow |
51 |
4768.3 |
09 February 1968 |
| Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock and Dr. Ann Mulhall volunteer their bodies to three super-beings so they can experience corporeal form once again, but one of the beings soon refuses to give up Mr. Spock's body. |
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| Patterns of Force |
52 |
2534.0 |
16 February 1968 |
| On the planet Ekos, famous historian and cultural observer John Gill appears to have violated the Prime Directive by introducing Nazi ideology to the Ekosians. Posing as a Nazi officer, Kirk resolves to find the truth. |
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| By Any Other Name |
50 |
4657.5 |
23 February 1968 |
| The Enterprise is captured by extragalactic aliens known as the Kelvans who plan to use the ship to return to their own galaxy; a voyage that will take over 300 years. |
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| The Omega Glory |
54 |
Unknown |
01 March 1968 |
| The Enterprise encounters the U.S.S. Exeter abandoned in orbit of Omega IV. After boarding the ship, the landing party finds that the crew has been killed by a mysterious virus and that the ship's captain may be violating the Prime Directive. |
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| The Ultimate Computer |
53 |
4729.4 |
08 March 1968 |
| The Enterprise is outfitted with the new experimental multitronic unit, the M-5, a computer that may threaten the future of human exploration of space, but the experiment soon takes a terrible turn for the worse. |
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| Bread and Circuses |
43 |
4040.7 |
15 March 1968 |
| Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock and Dr. McCoy are taken prisoner on planet 892-IV where they find that the culture has taken a form very similar to ancient Rome. |
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| Assignment: Earth |
55 |
Unknown |
29 March 1968 |
| The Enterprise travels through time to the year 1968 to fulfil its role in history when they encounter the mysterious Gary Seven, a space traveller with an unknown intent for an orbital nuclear warhead. |
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