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| SYND | UNAIRED | Episode | Season Number | The Cage | When the Enterprise answers a distress call, Capt. Pike (Jeffrey Hunter) encounters manipulative aliens. Original series pilot. |
| PURE | 15-Sep-1966 | Episode 2 | Season 1 Number 2 | Charlie X | A troubled teen (Robert Walker Jr.), sole survivor of a spaceship crash, imposes his will on the Enterprise. |
| PURE | 22-Sep-1966 | Episode 3 | Season 1 Number 3 | Where No Man Has Gone Before | Kirk confronts two crew members (Gary Lockwood, Sally Kellerman) after a psychic force invades their minds. |
| PURE | 29-Sep-1966 | Episode 4 | Season 1 Number 4 | The Naked Time | A strange ailment which bares emotions afflicts the crew as the Enterprise observes a planet's disintegration. |
| PURE | 6-Oct-1966 | Episode 5 | Season 1 Number 5 | The Enemy Within | A transporter malfunction strands Sulu and others on a frigid planet and splits Kirk into two antithetical people. |
| PURE | 13-Oct-1966 | Episode 6 | Season 1 Number 6 | Mudd's Women | The Enterprise interferes with Harry Mudd's (Roger C. Carmel) new business, supplying wives to rich but lonely miners. |
| PURE | 20-Oct-1966 | Episode 7 | Season 1 Number 7 | What Are Little Girls Made Of? | The Enterprise finds Nurse Chapel's former fiance, a scientist missing for five years. Guest: Ted Cassidy. |
| PURE | 27-Oct-1966 | Episode 8 | Season 1 Number 8 | Miri | The Enterprise finds a band of orphaned children living alone on a desolate, Earthlike world. Guests: Kim Darby, Michael J. Pollard. |
| PURE | 3-Nov-1966 | Episode 9 | Season 1 Number 9 | Dagger of the Mind | A routine visit to the Tantalus penal colony proves dangerous for Kirk and an Enterprise psychiatrist. Guest: James Gregory. |
| PURE | 10-Nov-1966 | Episode 10 | Season 1 Number 10 | The Corbomite Maneuver | Kirk matches wits with the alien commander of a huge ship restraining the Enterprise. Guest: Clint Howard. |
| PURE | 17-Nov-1966 | Episode 11 | Season 1 Number 11 | The Menagerie (Part 1) | Spock faces court-martial after kidnapping his former captain and taking over the Enterprise. Guest: Jeffrey Hunter. |
| PURE | 24-Nov-1966 | Episode 12 | Season 1 Number 12 | The Menagerie (Part 2) | Spock's court-martial defense is a transmission from a forbidden world, Talos IV. Guests: Jeffrey Hunter, Susan Oliver. |
| PURE | 8-Dec-1966 | Episode 13 | Season 1 Number 13 | The Conscience of the King | Kirk suspects the leader of a Shakespearean troupe is Kodos the Executioner, presumed dead for 20 years. |
| PURE | 15-Dec-1966 | Episode 14 | Season 1 Number 14 | Balance of Terror | The Enterprise battles a Romulan ship suspected of destroying outposts near the neutral zone. Guest: Mark Lenard. |
| PURE | 29-Dec-1966 | Episode 15 | Season 1 Number 15 | Shore Leave | Shore leave on an idyllic world goes awry when Enterprise crew members find the fruits of their imaginations coming to life. |
| PURE | 5-Jan-1967 | Episode 16 | Season 1 Number 16 | The Galileo Seven | Spock faces a test of leadership when an ion storm strands him and a shuttlecraft crew on a hostile world. |
| PURE | 12-Jan-1967 | Episode 17 | Season 1 Number 17 | The Squire of Gothos | Kirk challenges Trelane (William J. Campbell), ruler of the world Gothos, to a duel for the lives of the Enterprise crew. |
| PURE | 19-Jan-1967 | Episode 18 | Season 1 Number 18 | Arena | A third party forces Kirk into combat with the reptilian captain of a spacecraft the Enterprise was pursuing. |
| PURE | 26-Jan-1967 | Episode 19 | Season 1 Number 19 | Tomorrow Is Yesterday | An Air Force pilot becomes an unwilling passenger after the Enterprise is hurled back through time to 1960s Earth. |
| PURE | 2-Feb-1967 | Episode 20 | Season 1 Number 20 | Court-Martial | Kirk's old flame, now a Star Fleet lawyer, prosecutes when he is accused of murder. Guests: Elisha Cook, Percy Rodrigues. |
| PURE | 9-Feb-1967 | Episode 21 | Season 1 Number 21 | Return of the Archons | A search for the long-missing spaceship Archon leads the Enterprise to a world dominated by the god Landru. |
| PURE | 16-Feb-1967 | Episode 22 | Season 1 Number 22 | Space Seed | The 20th-century followers of a man named Khan (Ricardo Montalban) are found in suspended animation on the derelict ship Botany Bay. |
| PURE | 23-Feb-1967 | Episode 23 | Season 1 Number 23 | A Taste of Armageddon | To save his ship, Kirk intervenes in a 500-year-old, computerized war between neighboring worlds. Guest: Barbara Babcock. |
| PURE | 2-Mar-1967 | Episode 24 | Season 1 Number 24 | This Side of Paradise | The Enterprise crew falls under the spell of space spores on an agricultural colony world. Guest: Jill Ireland. |
| PURE | 9-Mar-1967 | Episode 25 | Season 1 Number 25 | The Devil in the Dark | The Enterprise officers search for an elusive, rock-burrowing creature which is killing the miners of Janus 6. |
| PURE | 23-Mar-1967 | Episode 26 | Season 1 Number 26 | Errand of Mercy | Kirk cannot comprehend the apathy of the peaceful residents of Organia in the face of Klingon atrocities. |
| PURE | 30-Mar-1967 | Episode 27 | Season 1 Number 27 | The Alternative Factor | Identical men (Robert Brown in a dual role) from parallel universes will cause total annihilation if they meet. |
| PURE | 6-Apr-1967 | Episode 28 | Season 1 Number 28 | The City on the Edge of Forever | Kirk and Spock follow drug-crazed McCoy through a time vortex to 1930s Earth. Guest: Joan Collins. |
| PURE | 13-Apr-1967 | Episode 29 | Season 1 Number 29 | Operation--Annihilate! | Mind-controlling organisms infesting a colony world attack Kirk's brother and his family, then turn on Spock. |
| PURE | 15-Sep-1967 | Episode 30 | Season 2 Number 1 | Amok Time | Spock must take a bride (Arlene Martel) on his home world or die when the Vulcan mating cycle overwhelms him. |
| PURE | 22-Sep-1967 | Episode 31 | Season 2 Number 2 | Who Mourns for Adonais? | A being, claiming to be the Greek god Apollo, wants the adoration of the Enterprise crew. Guest: Leslie Parrish. |
| PURE | 29-Sep-1967 | Episode 32 | Season 2 Number 3 | The Changeling | The space probe Nomad, its programming altered in an encounter with an alien device, mistakes Kirk for its creator. |
| PURE | 6-Oct-1967 | Episode 33 | Season 2 Number 4 | Mirror, Mirror | Kirk, Scott, McCoy and Uhura accidentally switch places with their malevolent counterparts from a parallel universe. |
| PURE | 13-Oct-1967 | Episode 34 | Season 2 Number 5 | The Apple | The Enterprise officers investigate a primitive society that seems to exist to serve a godlike machine. Guest: David Soul. |
| PURE | 20-Oct-1967 | Episode 35 | Season 2 Number 6 | The Doomsday Machine | Only the Enterprise and the battered Constellation stand between an ancient weapon and devastation. Guest: William Windom. |
| PURE | 27-Oct-1967 | Episode 36 | Season 2 Number 7 | Catspaw | A beautiful sorceress (Antoinette Bower) and her accomplice use illusion to hold Kirk and the Enterprise captive. |
| PURE | 3-Nov-1967 | Episode 37 | Season 2 Number 8 | I, Mudd | Kirk encounters old foe Harry Mudd (Roger C. Carmel), now apparently the monarch of a world populated by androids. |
| PURE | 10-Nov-1967 | Episode 38 | Season 2 Number 9 | Metamorphosis | The shuttlecraft Galileo makes a forced landing on a world with a single human inhabitant (Glenn Corbett). Guest: Elinor Donahue. |
| PURE | 17-Nov-1967 | Episode 39 | Season 2 Number 10 | Journey to Babel | Spock's father (Mark Lenard) faces charges of killing a fellow ambassador during an Enterprise voyage. Guest: Jane Wyatt. |
| PURE | 8-Dec-1967 | Episode 40 | Season 2 Number 11 | The Deadly Years | A disease that caused the rapid aging and death of a planetary survey team threatens the Enterprise officers. |
| PURE | 15-Dec-1967 | Episode 41 | Season 2 Number 12 | Obsession | Kirk attempts, at any cost, to destroy a vampiristic creature he met before as a young officer. |
| PURE | 22-Dec-1967 | Episode 42 | Season 2 Number 13 | Wolf in the Fold | Scott is suspected of several murders on a peaceful world during the shore leave of Enterprise crew members. |
| PURE | 29-Dec-1967 | Episode 43 | Season 2 Number 14 | The Trouble with Tribbles | Ravenous, furry tribbles, irate officials and hostile Klingons complicate an Enterprise cargo delivery. |
| PURE | 5-Jan-1968 | Episode 44 | Season 2 Number 15 | The Gamesters of Triskelion | The rulers of the world Triskelion kidnap Kirk, Uhura and Chekov and force them to fight in wagered bouts. |
| PURE | 12-Jan-1968 | Episode 45 | Season 2 Number 16 | A Piece of the Action | The Enterprise discovers a remote world bearing an unlikely resemblance to 1920s Chicago. Guest: Vic Tayback. |
| PURE | 19-Jan-1968 | Episode 46 | Season 2 Number 17 | The Immunity Syndrome | The disappearance of a Vulcan ship leads a weary Enterprise crew into battle with a huge space organism. |
| PURE | 2-Feb-1968 | Episode 47 | Season 2 Number 18 | A Private Little War | A power struggle between the Federation and the Klingon Empire ensnares a primitive society Kirk once visited. |
| PURE | 9-Feb-1968 | Episode 48 | Season 2 Number 19 | Return to Tomorrow | Kirk, Spock and a scientist (Diana Muldaur) temporarily allow a trio of aliens to inhabit their bodies. |
| PURE | 16-Feb-1968 | Episode 49 | Season 2 Number 20 | Patterns of Force | Kirk discovers his old professor is responsible for establishing a Nazi society on a planet. Guest: Skip Homeier. |
| PURE | 23-Feb-1968 | Episode 50 | Season 2 Number 21 | By Any Other Name | A band of hostile aliens from the Andromeda galaxy uses a distress signal to lure the Enterprise into a trap. |
| PURE | 1-Mar-1968 | Episode 51 | Season 2 Number 22 | The Omega Glory | A mad starship captain (Morgan Woodward) thinks he has discovered immortality on a war-ravaged world. |
| PURE | 8-Mar-1968 | Episode 52 | Season 2 Number 23 | The Ultimate Computer | A supercomputer with a mind of its own controls the Enterprise during a battle exercise. Guest: William Marshall. |
| PURE | 15-Mar-1968 | Episode 53 | Season 2 Number 24 | Bread and Circuses | Kirk, Spock and McCoy are captives on a version of Earth combining the 1960s with ancient Rome. |
| PURE | 22-Mar-1968 | Episode 54 | Season 2 Number 25 | Friday's Child | A fiery, pregnant woman (Julie Newmar) complicates Kirk's negotiations with the warlike Capellans. Guest: Tige Andrews. |
| PURE | 29-Mar-1968 | Episode 55 | Season 2 Number 26 | Assignment: Earth | On a mission to 1960s Earth, the Enterprise finds a human agent (Robert Lansing) working for aliens. Guest: Teri Garr. |
| PURE | 20-Sep-1968 | Episode 56 | Season 3 Number 1 | Spock's Brain | Kirk retrieves Spock's stolen brain, which is being used to operate an underground civilization. |
| PURE | 27-Sep-1968 | Episode 57 | Season 3 Number 2 | The Enterprise Incident | A beautiful Romulan commander (Joanne Linville) woos Spock after capturing the Enterprise in the neutral zone. |
| PURE | 4-Oct-1968 | Episode 58 | Season 3 Number 3 | The Paradise Syndrome | Spock must destroy an asteroid threatening a primitive world where lost and amnesiac Kirk has taken a wife. |
| PURE | 11-Oct-1968 | Episode 59 | Season 3 Number 4 | And the Children Shall Lead | A group of orphaned children under an alien's (Melvin Belli) control takes over the minds of the Enterprise crew. |
| PURE | 18-Oct-1968 | Episode 60 | Season 3 Number 5 | Is There in Truth No Beauty? | Only a jealous scientist (Diana Muldaur) can save Spock when he goes mad after seeing a hideous Medusan. |
| PURE | 25-Oct-1968 | Episode 61 | Season 3 Number 6 | Spectre of the Gun | Powerful aliens transport the Enterprise officers into an illusionary re-creation of the gunfight at the OK Corral. |
| PURE | 1-Nov-1968 | Episode 62 | Season 3 Number 7 | Day of the Dove | An alien which feeds on violence traps Klingons and Enterprise crewmen together. Guests: Michael Ansara, Susan Howard. |
| PURE | 8-Nov-1968 | Episode 63 | Season 3 Number 8 | For the World Is Hollow, and I Have Touched the Sky | Dying McCoy agrees to wed the priestess of an electronic oracle on a planetlike spaceship. |
| PURE | 15-Nov-1968 | Episode 64 | Season 3 Number 9 | The Tholian Web | Kirk, trapped on a disintegrating star ship, drifts between dimensions as an alien web closes around the Enterprise. |
| PURE | 22-Nov-1968 | Episode 65 | Season 3 Number 10 | Plato's Stepchildren | Rulers of a culture modeled after Plato's ``Republic'' kidnap Kirk, Spock and McCoy. Guests: Barbara Babcock, Michael Dunn. |
| PURE | 29-Nov-1968 | Episode 66 | Season 3 Number 11 | Wink of an Eye | The dying Scalosians, invisible to humans, need the Enterprise crew to help repopulate their decimated planet. |
| PURE | 6-Dec-1968 | Episode 67 | Season 3 Number 12 | The Empath | A silent girl (Kathryn Hays) must save the lives of Kirk, Spock and McCoy when aliens torture them in an experiment. |
| PURE | 20-Dec-1968 | Episode 68 | Season 3 Number 13 | Elaan of Troyius | Klingons interfere when the Enterprise is ordered to transport an unwilling royal bride (France Nuyen) to her wedding. |
| PURE | 3-Jan-1969 | Episode 69 | Season 3 Number 14 | Whom Gods Destroy | Inmates gain control of an insane asylum, taking visiting Kirk and Spock prisoner. Guests: Yvonne Craig, Keye Luke. |
| PURE | 10-Jan-1969 | Episode 70 | Season 3 Number 15 | Let That Be Your Last Battlefield | A centuries-old feud between sworn enemies (Frank Gorshin, Lou Antonio) threatens to destroy the Enterprise. |
| PURE | 17-Jan-1969 | Episode 71 | Season 3 Number 16 | The Mark of Gideon | Kirk suddenly finds himself on what appears to be the Enterprise, alone except for a beautiful alien (Sharon Acker). |
| PURE | 24-Jan-1969 | Episode 72 | Season 3 Number 17 | That Which Survives | Stranded on an outpost when the Enterprise is hurled far away, Kirk, Sulu and McCoy face a deadly woman (Lee Meriwether). |
| PURE | 31-Jan-1969 | Episode 73 | Season 3 Number 18 | The Lights of Zetar | Scott falls in love with a beautiful lieutenant, whose body and mind are taken over by a colony of aliens. |
| PURE | 14-Feb-1969 | Episode 74 | Season 3 Number 19 | Requiem for Methuselah | Kirk falls for the ward (Louise Sorel) of a man (James Daly) who holds a cure for the ailing Enterprise crew. |
| PURE | 21-Feb-1969 | Episode 75 | Season 3 Number 20 | The Way to Eden | Rebellious young people, led by an insane scientist (Skip Homeier), demand to be transported to a world called Eden. |
| PURE | 28-Feb-1969 | Episode 76 | Season 3 Number 21 | The Cloud Minders | A miners' rebellion interferes with the Enterprise's mission to collect a badly needed medical compound. |
| PURE | 7-Mar-1969 | Episode 77 | Season 3 Number 22 | The Savage Curtain | An alien involves Kirk and Spock in a staged battle between good and evil for the lives of the Enterprise crew. |
| PURE | 14-Mar-1969 | Episode 78 | Season 3 Number 23 | All Our Yesterdays | Spock finds love when he, Kirk and McCoy become caught in past ages of a dying world. Guest: Mariette Hartley. |
| PURE | 3-Jun-1969 | Episode 79 | Season 3 Number 24 | Turnabout Intruder | A vengeful scientist (Sandra Smith) exchanges bodies with Kirk, then attempts to take command of the Enterprise. |