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| 111 |
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Exploring Strange New Worlds
"Catspaw" |
112 |
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Captain Kirk
"??" |
113 |
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Mr.Spock
"The Immunity Syndrome" |
| 114 |
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Dr.McCoy
"Obsession" |
115 |
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Scotty
"By Any Other Name" |
116 |
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Uhura
"Catspaw" |
| 117 |
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Chekov
"The Immunity Syndrome" |
118 |
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Sulu
"??" |
119 |
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Nurse Chapel
"Amok Time" |
| 120 |
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U.S.S. Enterprise
"The Immunity Syndrome" or "Return To Tomorrow" or "The Ultimate Computer" |
121 |
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Angry Adonais
"Who Mourns for Adonais?" |
122 |
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Vulcan Trance
"Amok Time" |
| 123 |
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Lovely Slave
"Bread and Circuses" |
124 |
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Scotty on the Bridge
"The Ultimate Computer" |
125 |
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Nomad
"The Changeling" |
| 126 |
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Damaged Starship
"The Doomsday Machine" |
127 |
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Beaming Down
"A Piece of the Action" |
128 |
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Into the Unknown
"The Immunity Syndrome" |
| 129 |
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Master and Slave
"The Gamesters of Triskelion" |
130 |
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Shuttlecraft Mission
"The Immunity Syndrome" |
131 |
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Mirror Sulu
"Mirror, Mirror" |
| 132 |
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Textbook Demon
"The Omega Glory" |
133 |
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Crewman Destroyed
"By Any Other Name" |
134 |
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The Mugato Attacks!
"A Private Little War" |
| 135 |
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Beautiful Healer
"A Private Little War" |
136 |
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The New Mob Boss
"A Piece of the Action" |
137 |
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Gary Seven
"Assignment: Earth" |
| 138 |
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Transporter Controls
"Assignment: Earth" |
139 |
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Mob Boss
"A Piece of the Action" |
140 |
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A Vulcan Greeting
"Journey to Babel" |
| 141 |
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Vaal
"The Apple" |
142 |
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The Original Nomad
"The Changeling" |
143 |
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Hailing the Enterprise
"The Apple" |
| 144 |
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Amanda and Nurse Chapel
"Journey to Babel" |
145 |
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The Enterprise Feels the Heat
"Catspaw" |
146 |
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Dr.McCoy's Tri-Ox Compound
"Amok Time" |
| 147 |
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Visiting a New Planet
"The Apple" |
148 |
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The Book
"A Piece of the Action" |
149 |
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Beaming Up the Landing Party
"Patterns of Force" |
| 150 |
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Sulu at the Helm
"The Changeling" |
151 |
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Gary Seven and Roberta Lincoln
"Assignment: Earth" |
152 |
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Captain and First Officer
"Catspaw" |
| 153 |
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Sensor Readings
"The Changeling" |
154 |
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An Aging McCoy
"The Deadly Years" |
155 |
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The Doomsday Machine
"The Doomsday Machine" |
| 156 |
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Kirk and Nomad
"The Changeling" |
157 |
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Intensity on the Bridge
"Catspaw" |
158 |
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Meeting in Sickbay
"Journey To Babel" |
| 159 |
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Spock's Parents
"Journey To Babel" |
160 |
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In the Captain's Quarters
"The Deadly Years" |
161 |
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Mirror Spock
"Mirror, Mirror" |
| 162 |
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Navigation Control
"The Gamesters of Triskelion" |
163 |
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Pointing to Earth
"The Gamesters of Triskelion" |
164 |
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Communication Device
"Friday's Child" |
| 165 |
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Battle Positions
"The Gamesters of Triskelion" |
166 |
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Estimating the Odds
"The Doomsday Machine" |
167 |
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Ready to Beam
"The Doomsday Machine" |
| 168 |
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Kirk and the Captain's Woman
"Mirror, Mirror" |
169 |
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Starships in Orbit
"The Omega Glory" |
170 |
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Alternative Medicine
"A Private Little War" |
| 171 |
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Space Merchant
"The Trouble With Tribbles" |
172 |
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Sylvia's Charm
"Catspaw" |
173 |
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Amanda Pleads with Spock
"Journey To Babel" |
| 174 |
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Vulcan Intensity
"The Omega Glory" |
175 |
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Enterprise Shuttlecraft
"The Immunity Syndrome" |
176 |
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In the Jefferies Tube
"Mirror, Mirror" |
| 177 |
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McCoy in Danger
"Bread and Circuses" |
178 |
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Seeking the Cloud Entity
"Metamorphosis" |
179 |
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Mirror Mind Meld
"Mirror, Mirror" |
| 180 |
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Beautiful Nona
"A Private Little War" |
181 |
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The Enterprise Bridge
"The Deadly Years" ?? |
182 |
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Kirk and Kelinda
"By Any Other Name" |
| 183 |
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Vulcan Chess Master
"By Any Other Name" |
184 |
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Enterprise Computer
"The Deadly Years" |
185 |
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Spock and McCoy
"By Any Other Name" |
| 186 |
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McCoy Under Attack
"Return To Tomorrow" |
187 |
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Open Communication
"The Omega Glory" |
188 |
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Decker's Demise
"The Doomsday Machine" |
| 189 |
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Kirk at the Clutch
"A Piece of the Action" |
190 |
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Nurse Chapel In Charge
"Journey To Babel" |
191 |
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Kirk Awaits Transport
"The Doomsday Machine" |
| 192 |
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Standing on the Bridge
"I, Mudd" |
193 |
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Scanning the Galaxy
"The Immunity Syndrome" or "Return To Tomorrow" |
194 |
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Kirk Pleads His Case
"The Gamesters of Triskelion" |
| 195 |
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McCoy Saves Sarek
"Journey To Babel" |
196 |
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Unexpected Arrival
"Mirror, Mirror" |
197 |
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Reaching Out To the Companion
"Metamorphosis" |
| 198 |
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Tribbles Everywhere
"The Trouble With Tribbles" |
199 |
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Impromptu Routine
"I, Mudd" |
200 |
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Andorian Imposter
"Journey To Babel" |
| 201 |
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The Doctor Is In
"??" |
202 |
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Sargon Takes Over
"Return To Tomorrow" |
203 |
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Nilz Baris
"The Trouble With Tribbles" |
| 204 |
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Men of Science
"I, Mudd" |
205 |
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Surprise Arrest
"Bread and Circuses" |
206 |
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Space Station K-7
"The Trouble With Tribbles" |
| 207 |
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Engineer At Work
"The Immunity Syndrome" |
208 |
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Spock Behind Bars
"The Omega Glory" |
209 |
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Primitive World
"A Private Little War" |
| 210 |
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Prisoner Kirk
"Patterns of Force" |
211 |
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Addressing the Crew
"The Trouble With Tribbles" |
212 |
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Bones and Bones
"Catspaw" |
| 213 |
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A Green Quaff
"By Any Other Name" |
214 |
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Spock and McCoy Explore
"The Omega Glory" |
215 |
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Vulcan Touch
"By Any Other Name" |
| 216 |
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Kirk to Enterprise
"The Doomsday Machine" |
217 |
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Engineering Genius
"The Trouble With Tribbles" |
218 |
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Assessing Vaal
"The Apple" |
219
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220 |
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Checklists 1 & 2 |
111-119
Spock
"Amok Time" |
120-128
Spock and The Companion
"Metamorphosis" |
129-137
Enterprise & the Doomsday Machine
"The Doomsday Machine" |
138-146
Scotty and the Murder Weapon
"Wolf in the Fold" |
147-155
Nomad Killing Two Redshirts
"The Changeling" |
156-164
Mirror Kirk, McCoy, Uhura and Scotty
"Mirror, Mirror" |
165-173
McCoy, Scotty and Chekov Dancing
"I, Mudd" |
174-182
Uhura and Chekov
"The Trouble with Tribbles" |
183-191
Amanda Grayson
"Journey to Babel" |
192-200
Galt
"The Gamesters of Triskelion" |
201-209
Scotty in Engineering
"??" |
210-218
Enterprise and the Space Amoeba
"The Immunity Syndrome" |
| S1 |
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Captain Kirk |
S2 |
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Spock |
S3 |
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Dr. McCoy |
| S4 |
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Scotty |
S5 |
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Sulu |
S6 |
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Uhura |
| S7 |
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Chekov |
S8 |
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Nurse Chapel |
S9 |
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Yeoman Rand |
| S10 |
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Captain Pike |
S11 |
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Talosian |
S12 |
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Vina |
| S13 |
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Salt Creature |
S14 |
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Khan |
S15 |
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Edith Keeler |
| S16 |
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Gorn |
S17 |
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Trelane |
S18 |
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Kor |
| PT19 |
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Captain Kirk |
PT20 |
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Spock |
PT21 |
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Dr. McCoy |
| PT22 |
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Scotty |
PT23 |
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Uhura |
PT24 |
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Sulu |
| PT25 |
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Chekov |
PT26 |
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Mirror Spock |
PT27 |
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Mirror Sulu |
| PT28 |
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Sarek |
PT29 |
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Amanda |
PT30 |
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Captain Tracey |
| PT31 |
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Marlena Moreau |
PT32 |
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Gary Seven |
PT33 |
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Sylvia |
| PT34 |
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Apollo |
PT35 |
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Lt. Palamas |
PT36 |
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Bela Oxmyx |
| PT37 |
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Shahna |
PT38 |
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Cyrano Jones |
PT39 |
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Kelinda |
| PT40 |
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Koloth |
PT41 |
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Eleen |
PT42 |
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Commodore Decker |
| PT43 |
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Nona |
PT44 |
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Dr. Daystrom |
PT45 |
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T'Pring |
| 91 |
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Captain Kirk
Captain James T. Kirk took over the U.S.S. Enterprise from Captain Pike, and led the ship's historic five-year mission to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before. |
92 |
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Spock
After picking up a recorder-marker from the S.S. Valiant, Spock interpolated a message indicating that the missing ship had encountered a magnetic storm and that its crew was then studying ESP, two seemingly unrelated facts - or were they? |
93 |
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Gary Mitchell
A friend of Captain Kirk from Starfleet Academy, Gary Mitchell mutated into a godlike being after traveling through a mysterious energy barrier at the edge of the galaxy. The powerful mutation ultimately forced Kirk to kill Mitchell, who was credited as having given his life in the line of duty. |
| 94 |
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Elizabeth Dehner
Dubbed a "walking freezer unit" by Gary Mitchell, Dr. Dehner was assigned to the Enterprise to study the crew's reactions to crisis situations. Like Mitchell, she mutated into a godlike being and later died on Planet Delta Vega. She, too, was credited as having given her life in the line of duty. |
95 |
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Lt. Lee Kelso
A helm officer aboard the Enterprise, Lt. Lee Kelso was part of the landing party dispatched to Planet Delta Vega to quarantine Gary Mitchell. Kelso was killed by Gary Mitchell, who strangled his former colleague with a cable simply by using powers of telekinesis. |
96 |
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Scotty
Chief Engineer aboard the Enterprise under Captain Kirk, Scotty provided much need[ed] technical leadership. When Gary Mitchell began taking control of the ship, Scotty was the first to report the strange findings. He manned transporter controls when beaming the landing party to Planet Delta Vega. |
| 97 |
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U.S.S. Enterprise
The U.S.S. Enterprise was led by Captain Pike, and then by Captain Kirk, during its 5-year mission to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations…to boldly go where no man has gone before! |
98 |
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S.S. Valiant Ship Recorder
After picking up a recorded distress signal from a ship, the S.S. Valiant, which had been missing for more than two centuries, the Enterprise beamed aboard an old-style recorder marker that was likely sent into space as a result of an emergency. The marker offered vague clues to the destruction of its ship. |
99 |
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Transporter Control
The transporter was a key piece of equipment aboard the Enterprise. It enabled its crew and objects to travel nearly instantaneously through space, from one location to another, and across great distances, by scattering molecules in one place and reassembling them in another. |
| 100 |
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Vulcan Chess Master
Spock engaged Captain Kirk in a game of three-dimensional chess. When Kirk commented that Spock played an "irritating" game of chess, Spock replied, "Ah, yes, one of your Earth emotions." Nonetheless Kirk outmaneuvered his Vulcan science officer and won the game. |
101 |
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Approaching Energy Barrier
At the edge of the galaxy, the Enterprise encountered a mysterious energy barrier. Upon entering the barrier, chaos erupted aboard the ship, as many of the controls shorted out and caught fire. Gary Mitchell and Dr. Dehner both suffered severe shocks, and Mitchell's eyes took on a strange silvery glow. |
102 |
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Attack on the Crew!
Upon entering the mysterious energy barrier at the edge of the galaxy, Gary Mitchell suffered a severe shock that knocked him to the bridge floor. Mitchell's eyes soon took on a strange silvery appearance, in what was the first part of a dangerous transformation. |
| 103 |
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Powerful Eyes
With his eyes still displaying a strange silvery glow, Mitchell rested in sickbay. Mitchell soon exhibited ever increasing mental capabilities that enabled him to absorb large quantities of reading material in mere moments, and he soon developed the ability to move objects. |
104 |
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Planet Delta Vega
After suffering damage from the energy barrier at the edge of the galaxy, the Enterprise entered orbit around Delta Vega, so that repairs could be made. Captain Kirk also intended to strand the increasingly powerful and dangerous crewman Gary Mitchell on the planet's surface. |
105 |
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God-Like Beings
After escaping from the brig of the lithium cracking station on Delta Vega, Gary Mitchell ventured into the wilderness of the planet, along with Dr. Dehner, who had become similarly affected by the energy barrier. Together, the two mutated humans planned to live as god-like beings. |
| 106 |
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Friends But Enemies
Armed with a phaser rifle, Captain Kirk pursued his friend and crewman, Gary Mitchell, whose transformation into a supreme being made him terrifyingly dangerous. Even a blast from the phaser rifle had no effect on Mitchell. |
107 |
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Battle to the Death
After failing to kill Gary Mitchell with a phaser rifle Captain Kirk had to resort to hand-to-hand combat - not the best option when battling a god-like being, Using his powers of telekinesis, Mitchell creating [sic] a grave marked James R. Kirk, C. 1277.1 to 1313.7. Little did Mitchell know that the grave would be his own. |
108 |
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Fatal Ending
After Dr. Dehner weakened Gary Mitchell by using her own powers, Captain Kirk created a rock slide with his phaser rifle that came down on Mitchell. Dehner was also fatally wounded. Kirk noted for the record that both officers gave their lives in the line of duty. |
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EP8.1 |
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"CHARLIE X"
Stardate 1533.6:
The cargo ship Antares docks with the Enterprise to deliver young Charlie Evans, who had grown up alone on the planet Thasus after a spaceship crash 14 years ago. Antares Captain Ramart and crewman Tom Nellis seem unusually eager to leave. After they depart, the cargo ship explodes as Ramart attempts to warn them—of what?
"You know how you feel, and that's all. Don't press. If the girl feels anything for you, you'll know." — Capt. Kirk to Charlie Evans |
23
EP8.2 |
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"CHARLIE X"
Stardate 1533.7:
Aboard the Enterprise, Charlie begins to work "miracles." At first these pranks are relatively harmless, but when Yeoman Rand spurns Charlie's advances she is erased from existence by the youngster. Various other crewmen are victimized in nightmarish ways. Then, impatient to reach Colony Alpha Five, Charlie seizes control of the ship's most vital systems.
"If I had the whole universe, l'd give it to you. When see you, I feel like I'm hungry all over. Do you know how that feels?" — Charlie Evans to Yeoman Rand |
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EP8.3 |
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"CHARLIE X"
Stardate 1535.8:
In an attempt to weaken young Charlie Evans' strange powers, Captain Kirk activates all the starship's interior functions. Then a shimmering alien materializes on the bridge and identifies himself as a Thasian, coming to take Charlie back. As Charlie pleads to stay, the boy vanishes—doomed to spend his life alone with the legendary non-human energy-beings on the bleak planet Thasus.
"There's a milion things in this universe you can have, and a million things you can't have. It's no fun facing that, but that's the way things are." — Capt. Kirk to Charlie Evans |
C15
EP8.4 |
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CHARACTER LOG
"He was just a lonely young man getting his first taste of humanity. I liked what he could have been, what he would never be. At first he respected me. But he put my ship in danger, and he hurt my crew. I knew that Charlie must never reach Colony Alpha Five. If the Thasian had not arrived at that moment, there would only have been one option–I would have found some way to kill Charlie."
— Captain Kirk |
C16
EP8.5 |
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CHARACTER LOG
"The Thasians, although advanced, failed to perceive that Charles Evans, with his remarkable abilities, would be dangerous to other species when removed from their influence. Had the boy been properly educated to respect all life forms, Charles might have left Thasus to become a great healer. His lack of discipline instead led to terror and death. Had the Thasians not acted when they did, far graver consequences could have resulted."
— Mr. Spock |
P8
EP8.6 |
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PROFILES
CHARLIE EVANS
At the age of 3, Charlie Evans became the only survivor of a transport crash on planet Thasus, where he grew up among the noncorporeal Thasians, who gave him fantastic telekinetic powers in order to survive. At 17, Charlie was rescued by the science vessel Antares, and later he was brought aboard the Enterprise. The unsuspecting crew of the Enterprise, particularly Captain Kirk and Yeoman Rand, soon took the brunt of Charlie's immense powers. Knowing that Charlie would eventually have destroyed the Enterprise and its crew, the Thasians took Charlie back to their planet, where he presumably lived out the rest of his natural life. |
B15
EP8.7 |
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BEHIND-THE-SCENES
with Bob Justman, Associate Producer
"I persuaded Gene to resurrect the STAR TREK creator's previously 'cut-off' (junked) 'Charlie X' story and assign the teleplay to his then-secretary, and later staff writer, the talented Dorothy C. Fontana. Gene Roddenberry wrote new lyrics for Charlie Is My Darling,' the old folk song that Uhura sang to Charlie X (Robert Walker, Jr.) while a smiling Spock played accompaniment on his Vulcan harp." |
B16
EP8.8 |
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BEHIND-THE-SCENES
with D.C. Fontana, Series Writer
"This episode sprang from a story idea Gene Roddenberry included in an early draft of the STAR TREK 'bible.' The story had to demonstrate, in a science fiction manner, Charlie's growing frustration when he couldn't have what he wanted or when discipline was imposed. Thus he banished Janice Rand to an unknown point in space, turned a young woman into an old crone, made a laughing woman faceless, and broke Spock's legs. Although in his twenties at the time, Robert Walker, Jr. played the eighteen-year-old Charlie." |
G8
EP8.9 |
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GOLD PLAQUE
CAST
William Shatner as James T. Kirk
Leonard Nimoy as Mr. Spock
DeForest Kelley as Dr. McCoy
Nichelle Nichols as Lt. Uhura
Grace Lee Whitney as Yeoman Rand
Robert Walker, jr. as Charlie Evans
Abraham Sofaer as Thasian
Patricia McNalty as Yeoman Lawton
Charles J. Stewart as Capt. Ramart |
| A132 |
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James X. Mitchell
as Lt. Josephs
in "Journey to Babel" |
A154 |
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Sean Kenney
as Lt. DePaul
in "A Taste of Armeggedon" |
A173 |
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Sid Haig
as First Lawgiver
in "The Return of the Archons" |
| A136 |
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Joanne Linville
as Romulan Commander
in "The Enterprise Incident"
Case Topper |
A155 |
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Majel Barrett
as Computer Voice
image from "The Lights of Zetar" |
A174 |
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Andrea Dromm
Yeoman Smith
in "Where No Man Has Gone Before" |
| A138 |
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Phil Morris
as Onlie Boy
in "Miri" |
A155 |
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Majel Barrett
as Nurse Chapel
in "Turnabout Intruder" |
A175 |
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Biff Elliot
as Schmitter
in "The Devil in the Dark" |
| A139 |
 |
Iona Morris
as Onlie Girl
in "Miri" |
A156 |
 |
Arnold Lessing
as Lt. Carlyle
in "The Changeling" |
A176 |
 |
Venita Wolf
as Yeoman Ross
in "The Squire of Gothos" |
| A141 |
 |
Lou Antonio
as Lokai
in "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield" |
A157 |
 |
Win De Lugo
as Lt. Timothy
in "Court Martial" |
A177 |
 |
Melvin Caesar Belli
as Steve
in "And The Children Shall Lead" |
| A142 |
 |
Felix Silla
as Talosian
in "The Cage" |
A158 |
 |
Vince Deadrick, Sr.
Lt. Matthews
in "What Are Little Girls Made of?" |
A178 |
 |
Craig Huxley
Peter Kirk
in "Operation: Annihilate!" |
| A143 |
 |
Billy Blackburn
as Lt. Hadley
in "Return to Tomorrow" |
A159 |
 |
Michael Dante
as Maab
in "Friday's Child" |
A179 |
 |
Craig Huxley
as Tommy Starnes
in "And the Children Shall Lead" |
| A144 |
 |
Billy Blackburn
as White Rabbit
in "Shore Leave" |
A161 |
 |
Grace Lee Whitney
as Yeoman Janice Rand
in "Charlie X" |
A180 |
 |
Irene Kelly
as Sirah
in "The Omega Glory" |
| A145 |
 |
Julie Cobb
as Yeoman Leslie Thompson
in "By Any Other Name" |
A162 |
 |
BarBara Luna
as Lt. Marlena Moreau
in "Mirror, Mirror" |
A181 |
 |
Steve Marlo
as Zabo
in "A Piece of the Action" |
| A146 |
 |
Bob Herron
as Kahless The Unforgettable
in "The Savage Curtain" |
A163 |
 |
Jan Shutan
as Lt. Mira Romaine
in "The Lights of Zetar" |
A182 |
 |
Erik Holland
as Ekor
in "Wink of an Eye" |
| A147 |
 |
Deborah Downey
as Mavig
in "The Way to Eden" |
A164 |
 |
Stewart Moss
as Hanar
in "By Any Other Name" |
A183 |
 |
Lloyd Kino
as Wu
in "The Omega Glory" |
| A148 |
 |
Louise Sorel
as Rayna Kapec
in "Requiem for Methuselah" |
A165 |
 |
Celeste Yarnall
as Yeoman Landon
in "The Apple" |
A184 |
 |
Derek Partridge
as Dionyd
in "Plato's Stepchildren" |
| A149 |
 |
Barbara Baldavin
as Ensign Martine
in "Balance of Terror" |
A166 |
 |
Yvonne Craig
as Marta
in "
Whom Gods Destroy" |
A185 |
 |
Jerry Ayres
as Ensign O'Herlihy
in "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield" |
| A149 |
 |
Barbara Baldavin
as Ensign Martine
in "Turnabout Intruder" |
A167 |
 |
Fred Williamson
as Anka
in "The Cloud Minders" |
A186 |
 |
Louie Elias
as Engineering Technician
in "And the Children Shall Lead" |
| A150 |
 |
William Shatner
as Romulan Imposter
in "The Enterprise Incident" |
A169 |
 |
Dave Somerville
as Lt. Larry Matson
in "The Conscience of the King" |
A187 |
 |
Ralph Maurer
as Bilar
in "The Return of the Archons"
Binder Exclusive |
| A151 |
 |
Bruce Mars
as Charley
in "Assignment: Earth" |
A170 |
 |
Richard Evans
as Isak
in "Patterns of Force" |
A188 |
 |
James Daris
as Morg
in "Spock's Brain" |
| A152 |
 |
Bob Herron
as Sam
in "Charlie X" |
A171 |
 |
Pamelyn Ferdin
as Mary Janowski
in "And the Children Shall Lead" |
A189 |
 |
Marj Dusay
as Kara
in "Spock's Brain" |
| A153 |
 |
Sean Morgan
as Lt. O'Neill
in "Return of the Archons" |
A172 |
 |
Michael Pataki
as Korax
in "The Trouble with Tribbles" |
A190 |
 |
Bonnie Beecher
as Sylvia
in "Spectre of the Gun" |
Unsigned copies |
| A173 |
 |
Sid Haig
as First Lawgiver
in "The Return of the Archons"
Unsigned Copy |
|
| A160 |
Perry Lopez
(sadly passed away 14 Feb 2008)
as Esteban Rodriguez
in "Shore Leave" |
A140 |
Lisabeth Shatner
as Onlie Girl
in "Miri" |
|
A168 |
Leslie Parrish
as Lt. Palamas
in "Who Mourns for Adonais?" |
| A107 |
 |
Lawrence Montaigne (variant)
as Decius
in "Balance of Terror" |
|
| A136 |
|
Joanne Linville
as Romulan Commander
in "The Enterprise Incident" |
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Binder with 15 nine-pocket pages, A187 Autograph Card and P3 Promo |
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| - |
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3 Case Incentive
George Takei
as Lt. Sulu
Autographed Costume Card |
- |
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6 Case Incentive
James Doohan Archive Cut Signature
Hand Numbered to 150 |
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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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Mirror Kirk
|
P2 |
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Spock, McCoy and Kirk
Non Sport Update Magazine (Vol. 19 No. 1) |
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Kirk
Binder exclusive |
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Mirror Kirk, McCoy, Uhura and Scotty
Conventions |
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Dealer sell sheet |
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