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Captain Kirk
"Charlie X" |
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Science Officer Spock
"The Enemy Within" |
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Dr. McCoy
"The Enemy Within" |
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Scotty
"The Enemy Within" |
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Uhura
"Balance of Terror" |
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Yeoman Rand
"The Naked Time" |
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Sulu
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Nurse Chapel
"The Naked Time" |
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The U.S.S. Enterprise
"Miri" |
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The Enterprise in Orbit
"The Squire of Gothos" |
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Kirk Captured by the Archons
"The Return of the Archons" |
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Working the Ship's Computer
" " |
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The Romulan Bird of Prey
"Balance of Terror" |
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The Eyes of Evil
"Charlie X" |
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The Guardian of Forever
"The City on the Edge of Forever" |
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The Enterprise Out of Control
"Tomorrow is Yesterday" |
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Kirk Battles Khan
"Space Seed" |
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Transporter Operations
"Operation: Annihilate!" |
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Beauty and the Beast
"What Are Little Girls Made Of?" |
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Phaser Danger
"Court-Martial" |
21 |
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The Vulcan Mind Meld
"Dagger of the Mind" |
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Shipboard Communications
"The Naked Time", "Mudd's Women" |
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Hailing Frequencies Open
"The Menagerie" ?? |
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Capt. Kirk and Dr. McCoy
" " |
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Fire Phasers!
"Arena" |
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Landru
"The Return of the Archons" |
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Beautiful Janice
"The Man Trap" |
28 |
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Kirk and Spock Undercover
"The City on the Edge of Forever" |
29 |
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The Shuttlecraft Galileo
"The Galielo Seven" |
30 |
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Scotty in the Jefferies Tube
"The Naked Time" |
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En Garde!
"The Naked Time" |
32 |
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Entering Strange Space
"Where No Man Has Gone Before" |
33 |
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Femme Fatale
"The Conscience of the King" |
34 |
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Kirk in Disguise
"The Return of the Archons" |
35 |
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The Romulan Commander
"Balance of Terror" |
36 |
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Chief Medical Officer
"The Conscience of the King" |
37 |
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Standing Trial
"Court-Martial" |
38 |
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Scotty in Command
"The Return of the Archons" |
39 |
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Battling the Gorn
"Arena" |
40 |
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The Enterprise Attacks!
"The Alternative Factor" |
41 |
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Yeoman's Plants
"The Man Trap" |
42 |
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Kirk Meets Kirk
"What Are Little Girls Made Of?" |
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The Salt Creature
"The Man Trap" |
44 |
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Top Secret File
"The Menagerie" |
45 |
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Trouble on the Bridge
"Balance of Terror" |
46 |
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Kirk Fires on the Enemy
"Operation: Annihilate!" |
47 |
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The Eyes of a God
"Where No Man Has Gone Before" |
48 |
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The Infection Spreads
"Miri" |
49 |
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Vulcan Curiosity
"Balance of Terror" |
50 |
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Lazarus
"The Alternative Factor" |
51 |
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Charlie Evans
"Charlie X" |
52 |
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Entertaining the Enterprise Crew
"Charlie X" |
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The Captain Deep in Thought
"Balance of Terror" |
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Opening Shuttle Bay Doors
"The Galileo Seven" |
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Lovers Embrace
"What Are Little Girls Made Of?" |
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In Search of a Cure
"Miri" |
57 |
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Captain Kirk and Yeoman Rand
"Balance of Terror" |
58 |
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Searching for the Horta
"The Devil in the Dark" |
59 |
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Ruk, the Last of His Kind
"What Are Little Girls Made Of?" |
60 |
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Captain Pike
"The Menagerie" |
61 |
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Captain's Medical Exam
"The Corbomite Maneuver" |
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Balok's True Appearance
"The Corbomite Maneuver" |
63 |
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Fire Photon Torpedos!
"Arena", "Errand of Mercy" ?? |
64 |
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Tracking an Adversary
"Court-Martial" |
65 |
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Doctor… and Bricklayer
"The Devil in the Dark" |
66 |
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Look of Determination
"The Return of the Archons" |
67 |
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Lt. Kevin Riley
"The Conscience of the King" |
68 |
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Bio-Scanner
"The Conscience of the King" ?? |
69 |
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Receiving Deep Space Signals
"Where No Man Has Gone Before" |
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McCoy Tests an Alien Sample
"Operation: Annihilate!" |
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Finnegan, Kirk's Academy Nemesis
"Shore Leave" |
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Mischievous Eyes
"The Squire of Gothos" |
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Dressed for the Occasion
"Space Seed" |
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The S.S. Botany Bay
"Space Seed" |
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Scotty and Uhura Take Charge
"A Taste of Armageddon" |
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Chasing an Alien Vessel
"The Corbomite Maneuver" |
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Fearless Leader
"Balance of Terror" ?? |
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Close Encounter
"Dagger of the Mind" |
79 |
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Attacking the Horta
"The Devil in the Dark" |
80 |
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Staying in Shape
"The Enemy Within" |
81 |
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Desperate Shuttlecraft
"The Galileo Seven" |
82 |
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In Search of a Stowaway
"Dagger of the Mind" |
83 |
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Dr. Korby's Women
"What Are Little Girls Made Of?" |
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The Secret of Talos IV
"The Menagerie" |
85 |
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Miri and Jahn
"Miri" |
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Unrequited Love
"The Naked Time" |
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From Humans to Gods
"Where No Man Has Gone Before" |
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Mock Trial
"The Squire of Gothos" |
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The Chief Engineer
"A Taste of Armageddon" |
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20th Century Interrogation
"Tomorrow Is Yesterday" |
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Into the Unknown
"The Squire of Gothos" |
92 |
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Beautiful Leila Kalomi
"This Side of Paradise" |
93 |
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Steering the Enterprise to Safety
"Tomorrow is Yesterday" |
94 |
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A Look of Concern
"What Are Little Girls Made Of?" |
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McCoy Delivers a Needed Injection
"The Naked Time" |
96 |
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An Alien Deception
"The Corbomite Maneuver" |
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Kirk Mentors Charlie
"Charlie X" |
98 |
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Dr. Helen Noel
"Dagger of the Mind" |
99 |
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Making an Android Kirk
"What Are Little Girls Made Of?" |
100 |
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Captain Kirk and Edith Keeler
"The City on the Edge of Forever" |
101 |
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In the Captain's Chair
"The Enemy Within" |
102 |
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Tracking the Enterprise
"The Menagerie" |
103 |
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Discussing Strategy
"Mudd's Women" |
104 |
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Dr. McCoy and Yeoman Barrows
"Shore Leave" |
105 |
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Beaming Up the Landing Party
"The Way To Eden" ?? |
106 |
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Swahili Beauty
"Mudd's Women" |
107 |
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Captains Kirk and Pike
"The Menagerie" |
108 |
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Captain of the Enterprise
" " |
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Checklists 1 & 2 |
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Front: Lovers Embrace [Card 55 front] |
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Reverse: Searching for the Horta [Card 58 back] |
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1-9
Kirk on the Bridge
"Where No Man Has Gone Before" |
10-18
Ruk and Kirk
"What Are Little Girls Made Of?" |
19-27
Kirk in the Captain's Chair
"??" |
28-36
Dr. Dehner Transforming
"Where No Man Has Gone Before" |
37-45
Janice Rand and Kirk
"Balance of Terror" |
46-54
Andrea at the Controls
"What Are Little Girls Made Of?" |
55-63
U.S.S. Enterprise in Orbit
"Miri" |
64-72
Uhura and Kirk
"??" |
73-81
Uhura at the Communications Console
"??" |
82-90
Horta Leaving a "No Kill I" Message
"The Devil in the Dark" |
91-99
Starbase 11
"Court-Martial" |
100-108
Gorn Captain
"Arena"
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THE CAGE
"Sometimes a man will tell his bartender things he'll never tell his doctor"— DR. BOYCE
THE CAGE
"I'm tired of deciding which mission is too risky and which isn't, and who goes on the landing party and who doesn't, and who lives… and who dies."
— CAPTAIN PIKE |
112 |
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THE CAGE
"My names is Christopher Pike, commander of the space vehicle Enterprise…."— CAPTAIN PIKE
THE CAGE
"There's a way out of any cage, and I'll find it."— CAPTAIN PIKE |
113 |
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THE CAGE
"…you either love life - bruises, skinned knees and all - or you turn your back on it and start dying."— CAPTAIN PIKE
WHERE NO MAN HAS
GONE BEFORE
"Have I ever mentioned you play a very irritating game of chess, Mr. Spock?"
— CAPTAIN KIRK
"Irritating? Ah, yes…one of your Earth emotions."— SPOCK |
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WHERE NO MAN HAS
GONE BEFORE
"Command and compassion is a fool's mixture."— LT. GARY MITCHELL
THE CORBOMITE MANEUVER
"Raising my voice back there doesn't mean I was scared or couldn't do my job, it means I happen to have a human thing called and adrenaline gland."— LT. BAILEY
"It sounds most inconvenient, however. Have you considered having it removed?"— SPOCK |
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THE CORBOMITE MANEUVER
"Aren't you the one that always says a little suffering is good for the soul?"
— CAPTAIN KIRK
"I never say that."— DR. McCOY
WHERE NO MAN HAS
GONE BEFORE
"Man is ultimately superior to any mechanical device."
— CAPTAIN KIRK
"I never say that either."
— DR. McCOY |
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THE CORBOMITE MANEUVER
"Chess. When one is outmatched, the game is over. Checkmate."
— SPOCK
"Not chess, Spock. Poker. Do you know the game?"— CAPTAIN KIRK
MUDD'S WOMEN
"I will appear as character witness at your trial. If you think that'll help."
— CAPTAIN KIRK
"They'll throw away the key!"
— HARRY MUDD |
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THE NAKED TIME
"Your pulse is 242, your blood pressure is practically non-existent, assuming you call that green stuff in your veins blood."— DR. McCOY
"The readings are perfectly normal for me, doctor, thank you. And as for my anatomy being different from your, I am delighted."— SPOCK
THE NAKED TIME
"You keep wondering if man was meant to be out here. You keep wondering, and you keep signing on."
— CAPTAIN KIRK |
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CHARLIE X
"There are a million things in this universe you can have, and there a million things you can't have. It's no fun facing that, but that's the way things are."
— CAPTAIN KIRK
BALANCE OF TERROR
"War is never imperative, Mr. Spock."
— DR. McCOY |
119 |
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MIRI
"No blah, blah, blah!"
— CAPTAIN KIRK
MIRI
"Back on the ship… I used to try to get you to look at my legs…"
— JANICE RAND, to Captain Kirk |
120 |
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MIRI
"I never get involved with older women."
— CAPTAIN KIRK, discussing Miri, who is far older than she appears
THE CONSCIENCE OF THE KING
"My father's race was spared the dubious benefits of alcohol."
— SPOCK
"Oh, now I know why they were conquered."— DR. McCOY |
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THE CONSCIENCE OF THE KING
"In the long history of medicine, no doctor has ever caught the first few minutes of a play."— DR. McCOY
COURT MARTIAL
"All of my old friends look like doctors. All of his look like you."
— DR. McCOY, to Areel Shaw |
122 |
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SHORE LEAVE
"I got a personal grudge against that rabbit, Jim!"— DR. McCOY
SHORE LEAVE
"A crewman's rights end where the safety of the ship begins."
— CAPTAIN KIRK |
123 |
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THE SQUIRE OF GOTHOS
"Our missions are peaceful - not for conquest. When we do battle, it is only because we have no choice."
— CAPTAIN KIRK
THE ALTERNATIVE FACTOR
"My only cause is the safety of my ship and the mission we're on."
— CAPTAIN KIRK |
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THE RETURN OF THE ARCHONS
"Without freedom of choice, there is no creativity. Without creativity, there is no life."— CAPTAIN KIRK
TOMORROW IS YESTERDAY
"Shouldn't you be working on your time warp calculations, Mr. Spock?"
— DR. McCOY
"I am."— SPOCK |
125 |
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SPACE SEED
"We humans have a streak of barbarism in us - appalling, but there nevertheless."— CAPTAIN KIRK
A TASTE OF ARMAGEDDON
"Diplomacy, gentlemen, should be a job left to diplomats."
— AMBASSADOR FOX |
126 |
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THIS SIDE OF PARADISE
"Your father was a computer and your mother an encyclopedia."
— CAPTAIN KIRK
"My mother was a teacher and my father an ambassador."— SPOCK
ERRAND OF MERCY
"So, we're stranded here, in the middle of a Klingon occupation army."
— CAPTAIN KIRK
"So it would seem. Not a very pleasant prospect."— SPOCK
"You have a gift for understatement, Mr. Spock It's not a very pleasant prospect at all."— CAPTAIN KIRK |
127 |
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THE DOOMSDAY MACHINE
"Right out of hell, I saw it!"
— COMMODORE DECKER, describing the Planet Killer
THE DOOMSDAY MACHINE
"Scotty, you've just earned your pay for the week."— CAPTAIN KIRK |
128 |
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THE DOOMSDAY MACHINE
"Gentlemen, I suggest you beam me aboard."— CAPTAIN KIRK, as the Planet Killer is about to destroy his ship
THE CITY ON THE EDGE OF FOREVER
"Let's get the hell out of here."
— CAPTAIN KIRK |
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Captain Pike |
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Captain Pike |
CP3 |
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Captain Pike |
CP4 |
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Captain Pike |
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Captain Pike |
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Captain Pike |
CP7 |
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Captain Pike |
CP8 |
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Captain Pike |
CP9 |
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Captain Pike |
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Vina |
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Vina |
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Vina |
FV4 |
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Vina |
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Vina |
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Vina |
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Captain Kirk |
PT2 |
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Spock |
PT3 |
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Dr. McCoy |
PT4 |
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Scotty |
PT5 |
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Sulu |
PT6 |
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Uhura |
PT7 |
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Chekov |
PT8 |
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Nurse Chapel |
PT9 |
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Yeoman Rand |
PT10 |
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Talosian |
PT11 |
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Balok's Puppet |
PT12 |
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The Salt Creature |
PT13 |
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Romulan Commander |
PT14 |
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Ruk |
PT15 |
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The Gorn |
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Khan |
PT17 |
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Kor |
PT18 |
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Edith Keeler |
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Captain Pike and Mr. Spock
Captain of the space vehicle Enterprise, Christopher Pike was returning from Rigel VII with his crew, including the half-human, half-Vulcan Mr. Spock, when his ship received an 18-year-old distress signal emanating from Talos IV, a class-M planet in a remote part of space. Pike decided to go in search of survivors. |
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Number One
When Captain Pike decided to take a landing party to Talos IV in search of survivors of the lost survey vessel S.S. Columbia, he left Number One in charge of the Enterprise. Number One held the rank of lieutenant and was second in command of the ship. |
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Navigator Jose Tyler
Navigator Jose Tyler was among the landing party sent with Captain Pike to Talos IV in search of survivors of the ill-fated and long-lost survey vessel S.S. Columbia. While on the planet's surface, Tyler was the first to draw his weapon in a vain effort to rescue Pike from capture at the hands of the alien Talosians. |
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Mysterious Alien
The Talosians were a telepathic race which developed the unique ability to cast incredibly powerful illusions. The Talosians lured the unsuspecting crew of the Enterprise to Talos IV and captured Captain Pike, whom they initially believed would be a suitable mate for Vina. |
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Beautiful Vina
Vina was the only surviving crew member of the S.S. Columbia, which had crashed on Talos IV in 2236. The Talosians had never seen a human before and had no guide when putting her body back together from the mangled wreckage of her ship. It was only the Talosian's power of illusion that enabled Vina to appear youthful and beautiful. |
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The Search for Answers
When Captain Pike beamed down to Talos IV, he was surprised to find seemingly healthy humans living on an otherwise barren planet. Pike instantly became enamored with Vina, who attempted to show him the secret to their good health: however, it was all an elaborate ruse staged by the telepathic Talosians. |
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Alien Abduction!
The Talosians used their power of illusion to lure Captain Pike to their planet. When Pike was within close proximity, the aliens emerged from their underground world and kidnapped the unsuspecting captain, in hopes that he would he a suitable mate for Vina. |
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Fire Phasers!
After Captain Pike was captured by the Talosians, Navigator Jose Tyler and Mr. Spock, among other members of the landing party, drew their phasers and tried to blast through the doorway to the aliens' underground lair. The Talosians' powers of illusion kept the landing party from seeing the damage that actually had been done. |
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The Caged Captain
After waking up inside a cage beneath the planet's surface, Captain Pike found himself face to face with his alien abductors. Pike became angered when the alien leader, the Keeper or Magistrate (as the other Talosian had addressed him) referred to Pike as a member of an inferior race. |
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Trapped in an Illusion!
In running their experiment on Captain Pike to see if he were a suitable mate for Vina in order to repopulate their planet, the Talosians created an illusion of Pike back on Rigel VII and of Vina as a maiden in need of his protection. Pike found himself fending off a giant warrior and saving Vina. |
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Falling in Love
Despite the obvious nature of the illusions created by the Talosians, Captain Pike found himself deeply attracted to Vina, even though he was not quite sure that even she was real. Vina, as much flesh and blood as Pike, desperately wanted him to love her and remain as her mate. |
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Trapped in Hell!
Trapped beneath the surface of Talos IV, Captain Pike tried everything in his power to overcome the Talosians' power of illusion, which was great. When Pike refused to cooperate with the aliens, they punished him in terrible ways including an illusion of his body burning in acid |
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Searching for Reality
Finding himself back on Earth in yet another elaborate illusion designed to make him capitulate to the Talosians' experiment, Captain Pike tried reasoning with Vina in an effort to find whatever way might lead to escape from his horrible captivity. |
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Sexy Slave Dancer
When one illusion failed, the Talosians probed further into Captain Pike's mind and created yet another - this time with Vina as a green-skinned Orion slave girl, whose powers of seduction were considered irresistible to male humans. Pike proved the myth wrong. |
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Yeoman Colt
When the Talosians realized that Vina might not be a suitable mate for Captain Pike, they beamed down Number One and Yeoman Colt as possible alternatives. Eventually, the two women were returned to the Enterprise, but Yeoman Colt couldn't help but wonder which woman Pike wond have chosen. |
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Fighting the Alien
Captain Pike created his own deception against the Talosians and tricked the Keeper into entering the cage. Trying to escape Pike's clutches, the Keeper made himself appear as a terrifying beast, but Pike threatened to twist his neck off if he didn't stop. The Keeper immediately returned to his natural form. |
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No More Illusions!
Believing the Talosion had created an illusion designed to keep him from seeing that his phaser pistol have [sic] been working all along, Captain Pike threatened to test his theory on the Keeper's head. At that moment, a hole appeared in the cage where his phaser had actually blasted through. |
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The Real Vina
As Captain Pike prepared to leave Talos IV, the Talosians revealed to him Vina's true appearance, as a disfigured, aging woman whom they had put back together following the crash of her ship on their planet. He finally understood and agreed to her desire to remain with the Talosians. where she was able to live out her life with the illusion of youth and beauty. |
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Captain Kirk
Command |
DS2 |
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Spock
Sciences |
DS3 |
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Dr. McCoy
Sciences |
DS4 |
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Scotty
Engineering |
DS5 |
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Lt. Sulu
Command |
DS6 |
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Lt. Chekov
Command |
DS7 |
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Lt. Uhura
Engineering |
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A104 |
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Carl Held
as Lindstrom
in "The Return of the Archons" |
A106 |
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Jason Wingreen
as Dr. Linke
in "The Empath" |
A107 |
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Lawrence Montaigne
as Decius
in "Balance of Terror" |
A107 |
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Lawrence Montaigne
as Decius
in "Balance of Terror"
2008 Rewards exclusive, not inserted in packs |
A108 |
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Dick Durock
as Elasian Guard
in "Elaan of Troyius" |
A109 |
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Robert Walker, Jr.
as Charlie Evans
in "Charlie X" |
A110 |
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Kathryn Hays
as Gem
in "The Empath" |
A111 |
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France Nuyen
as Elaan
in "Elaan of Troyius" |
A112 |
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Joan Collins
as Edith Keeler
in "The City on the Edge of Forever" |
A113 |
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Brian Tochi
as Boy [Ray Tsingtao]
in "And the Children Shall Lead" |
A114 |
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Sheldon Collins
as Tough Kid
in "A Piece of the Action" |
A115 |
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David Soul
as Makora
in "The Apple" |
A116 |
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John Crawford
as Commissioner Ferris
in "The Galileo Seven" |
A117 |
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Ned Romero
as Krell
in "A Private Little War" |
A118 |
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Peter Duryea
as Navigator Jose Tyler
in "The Cage" |
A119 |
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Leonard Nimoy
as Mirror Universe Spock
in "Mirror, Mirror" |
A120 |
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Majel Barrett
as Number One
in "The Cage" |
A121 |
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Laurel Goodwin
as Yeoman Colt
in "The Cage" |
A122 |
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Bobby Clark
as The Gorn
in "Arena" |
A123 |
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Bruce Hyde
as Lt. Riley
in "The Naked Time" |
A124 |
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Beverly Washburn
as Lt. Galway
in "The Deadly Years" |
A125 |
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Malachi Throne
as Voice of The Keeper
in "The Cage"
Signed in blue or grey |
A126 |
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Walter Koenig
as Mirror Chekov
in "Mirror, Mirror"
Binder exclusive, also listed below |
A127 |
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Paul Comi
as Lt. Andrew Stiles
in "Balance of Terror" |
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A128 |
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Marianna Hill
as Dr. Helen Noel
in "Dagger of the Mind" |
A129 |
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Emily Banks
as Yeoman Tonia Barrows
in "Shore Leave" |
A130 |
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Victor Lundin
as Klingon Lieutenant
in "Errand of Mercy" |
A131 |
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Garrison True
as Crewman
in "The Man Trap" |
A133 |
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Kate Woodville
as Natira
in "For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky" |
A134 |
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Mary Rice
as Young T'Pring
in "Amok Time" |
A135 |
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Richard Compton
as Washburn
in "The Doomsday Machine" |
A135 |
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George Takei
as Mirror Universe Sulu
in "Mirror, Mirror" |
A137 |
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Rhodes Reason
as Flavius Maximus
in "Bread and Circuses" |
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The blue bar between "STAR TREK" and "AUTOGRAPH SERIES" was not printed on the A133 (Woodville), A134 (Rice) and A135 (Compton) autograph cards |
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Gene Roddenberry Cut Signature
Hand Numbered to 25 |
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Back of card |
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Gene Roddenberry Tribute Card
Signed by Eugene Roddenberry, jr. |
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Back of card with signature |
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TV8 |
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Nurse Chapel |
TV9 |
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Yeoman Rand |
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A107 |
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Lawrence Montaigne
as Decius
in "Balance of Terror"
2008 Rewards exclusive, not inserted in packs |
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Binder with 15 nine-pocket pages, A126 Autograph Card and P3 Promo |
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QA8 |
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Grace Lee Whitney
as Yeoman Rand
Quotable TOS Autograph Card
2 cases |
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Leonard Nimoy
as Spock
Autograph Costume Card
6 cases |
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- |
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Box marked on outside (15 total) |
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Box not marked on outside (15 total) |
P1 |
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General distribution
Kirk & Spock |
P2 |
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Non Sport Update Magazine (Vol. 17 No. 5)
Kirk |
P3 |
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Binder exclusive
Kirk, Spock & Tri-dimensional Chess Set |
CP1 |
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Conventions
Kirk & Chapel |
UK |
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UK exclusive
Kirk (Standing) |
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Dealer sell sheet |