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Star Trek: Animated Adventures - Season One |
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Stardate |
Original US Airdate |
Beyond the Farthest Star |
22004 |
5521.3 |
08 September 1973 |
| Pulled towards an imploded negative star mass, the Enterprise encounters a strange starship inhabited by a shapeless evil being. When the creature takes control of his ship, Captain Kirk uses bold tactics to convince the creature that it is being lured to its death.
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Yesteryear |
22003 |
5373.4 |
15 September 1973 |
| Following a venture with the powerful Guardian of Forever, Mr. Spock is removed from history, despite being very much present aboard the Enterprise. A distant memory allows the Vulcan to formulate a plan to restore himself to his timeline, by pretending to be his own cousin in the past. |
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One of Our Planets is Missing |
22007 |
5371.3 |
22 September 1973 |
| A massive planet-destroying cloud threatens to destroy every planet in the galaxy. Pulled inside the cloud, the Enterprise crew realise that the entity is in fact a sentient being. While Kirk speculates that the only way forward may be to kill the creature. Spock employs a more "Vulcan" approach. |
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The Lorelei Signal |
22006 |
5483.7 |
29 September 1973 |
| In an uncharted region of space where Federation and Klingon vessels have been reported missing every 27 years, the male crew members are seduced by hallucinations of beautiful women. With the menfolk rendered unconscious or ineffective by the sirens, Uhura assembles an all-female landing party to take control of the situation. |
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More Tribbles, More Troubles |
22001 |
5329.4 |
06 October 1973 |
| Returning to the famine-stricken Sherman's planet, the Enterprise discovers that trader Cyrano Jones is being held captive by Klingon Captain Koloth. Although Kirk manages to rescue Jones, he discovers that the trader is carrying a new breed of tribbles which makes the troubles caused by the previous breed seem tiny by comparison. |
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The Survivor |
22005 |
5143.3 |
13 Octotasiesber 1973 |
| When a long-lost philanthropist is discovered on board a damaged one-man vessel, his fiancée is delighted. However, when the returnee turns out to be a shape-shifting alien who later impersonates Kirk and orders the Enterprise into the dangerous Romulan Neutral Zone, the situation takes a turn for the worse. |
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The Infinite Vulcan |
22002 |
5554.4 |
20 October 1973 |
| Visiting a recently discovered planet, Sulu is poisoned by one of the plant-like beings. Investigating, the crew find that the poison was brought to the planet by a scientist, whose clone has now taken his place. When the cloned scientist cripples Spock by trying to clone him, Kirk resorts to philosophy. |
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The Magicks of Megas-Tu |
22009 |
1254.4 |
27 October 1973 |
| Pulled to the centre of the galaxy while investigating the theory of creation, the Enterprise encounters a devil-like creature which leads the crew to experiment with magic. Taking exception to this, the inhabitants of the nearby planet Megas-Tu begin a witch hunt. |
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Once Upon a Planet |
22017 |
5591.2 |
03 November 1973 |
| Returning to the amusement planet, the crew are put in danger when their fantasies take on a violent edge. Although everyone is recalled to Enterprise, Uhura is captured and trapped on the surface. While Kirk and Spock try to trick their way to her, Uhura attempts to outwit the planet's master computer. |
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Mudd's Passion |
22008 |
4978.5 |
10 November 1973 |
| Ordered to find and retrieve Harry Mudd, a Federation outlaw, the Enterprise crew discover him selling love potion to miners on the planet Motherlode. When the poison turns out to be fake, the miners attack the trickster, as does Nurse Chapel, with surprising consequences. |
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The Terratin Incident |
22015 |
5577.3 |
17 November 1973 |
| Exploring a dead supernova, Enterprise discovers a garbled message containing one comprehensible word: "terratin". Shortly thereafter, a strange paralyses the entire Enterprise crew and everyone aboard begins to shrink. Although Kirk finds a way to restore himself to full size, he returns to his ship to find his crew gone. |
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The Time Trap |
22010 |
5267.2 |
24 November 1973 |
| In an area of space where many starships have disappeared, the Enterprise is attacked by several Klingon vessels, and slips with one of the aggressors through a space-time warp into a dimension where weapons are neutralized and both ships are put on trial. |
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The Ambergris Element |
22013 |
5499.9 |
01 December 1973 |
| On a water-based planet, Kirk and Spock are trapped by a sea monster and turned into water breathers. Although their crewmates attempt a rescue, the aquatic aliens panic and sentence the two officers to death, a sentence which can only be avoided by successfully completing momentous tasks. |
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The Slaver Weapon |
22011 |
4187.3 |
15 December 1973 |
| Delivering a rare artifact of the Slaver culture, a time-arresting stasis box, Spock, Uhura and Sulu are alerted to the presence of a similar object nearby. When the other object turns out to be guarded by hostile Kzinti intent on recovering their box, the Starfleet officers engage in a deadly battle. |
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The Eye of the Beholder |
22016 |
5501.2 |
05 January 1974 |
| Following up on the disappearance of a scientific team near Lactra VII, the Enterprise encounters a species of 20-foot slugs with intelligence that outstrips that of humans and even Vulcans. When the crew are captured by the creatures, they are left with a humbling message to take back to Earth. |
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The Jihad |
22014 |
5683.1 |
12 January 1974 |
| When a religious artifact that could ignite a galaxy-wide holy war is stolen, Kirk and Spock are briefed to investigate. Their mission leads them to the "mad planet", where they encounter bizarre aggressors, treachery, and an unusual request. |
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Star Trek: Animated Adventures - Season Two |
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Stardate |
Original US Airdate |
The Pirates of Orion |
22020 |
6334.1 |
07 September 1974 |
| Infected by a terrible disease fatal only to Vulcans, Spock is left with three days to live, the only cure being on a world at least four days away. Although Starfleet assembles a pony express of Starships to get the medicine to Spock in time, Orion pirates attack the couriers. |
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Bem |
22018 |
7403.6 |
14 September 1974 |
| On a planet peopled by pre-industrial aborigines, a Starfleet landing party is put at risk by a pacifist Federation observer who has secretly replaced their weapons for non-functioning ones. When the Starfleet officers begin to be captured by the natives, the observer is forced to face the consequences of his idealism. |
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The Practical Joker |
22021 |
3183.3 |
21 September 1974 |
| To avoid an encounter with three Romulan ships, the Enterprise hides in a gaseous energy field. Unfortunately, the field penetrates the ships computer, causing it to act like a practical joker. The ensuing chaos proves to be amusing but extremely dangerous. |
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Albatross |
22019 |
5275.6 |
28 September 1974 |
| Dr. McCoy is arrested for mass slaughter and imprisoned for his part in creating a plague which almost wiped out the population of an entire planet 19 years earlier. Attempting to prove their comrade's innocence, Kirk and Spock track down a survivor who manages to infect the entire Enterprise crew with the plague. |
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How Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth |
22022 |
6063.4 |
05 October 1974 |
| Tracking a mysterious probe that is acting suspiciously within Federation space, the Enterprise encounters an alien vessel which transforms itself into an ancient Mayan-Aztec deity. Upset at being forgotten by humans, the deity gives Kirk and his crew a task they must complete successfully or face death. |
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The Counter-Clock Incident |
22023 |
6770.3 |
12 October 1974 |
| When the Enterprise latches on to a ship travelling at Warp 36, it is pulled into an alternate universe where time runs backwards. Although the crew befriend an inhabitant of the alternate universe who may be able to help, they also discover that they are growing younger by the minute. |
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