William Shatner (“Boston Legal”) is the legendary Captain Kirk, and Leonard Nimoy co-stars as the stoic Vulcan alien Mr. Spock, in this pioneering sci-fi series that boldly goes where no man has gone before. Traveling aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise, the crew fights hostile Klingons and Romulans while trying to keep peace throughout the Federation of Planets.
A woman from Kirk's past exchanges bodies with him (Turnabout Intruder)
After taking control of the ship, Kirk and Lester finally switch back into their right bodies (Turnabout Intruder)
Kirk, Spock, and McCoy are reunited and return to the Enterprise just as the star explodes (The Savage Curtain)
Kirk extends full presidential honors to none other than Abraham Lincoln as he transports aboard the Enterprise (The Savage Curtain)
Kirk and Spock are forced into a battle of good and evil with illusory villains (The Savage Curtain)
Kirk, Spock and McCoy unknowingly step through a time portal that takes them to different points throughout history (All Our Yesterdays)
Kirk strikes Plasus in the mine and the two fight until Vanna grabs Kirk's communicator and tells the Enterprise to beam them up (The Cloud Minders)
As soon Kirk and Spock beam down to the planet Ardana and arrive at the mine, a group of angry miners surround them and begin a fight (The Cloud Minders)
A charismatic leader and his followers hijack the Enterprise in their search for Eden (The Way to Eden)
Kirk and Spock welcome the six bizarre guests they just beamed aboard the Enterprise and are shocked by their apperance (The Way to Eden)
Kirk and crew meet an immortal human named Flint (Requiem for Methuselah)
Flint realizes that Rayna is in love with Kirk and not him, so he attacks Kirk (Requiem for Methuselah)
Zetarians threaten Lieutenant Mira Romaine (The Lights of Zetar)
Kirk has Mira taken to a gravity pressure chamber to try and rid her of the Zetarians (The Lights of Zetar)
As soon as Kirk and his landing materialize on the planet, they are rocked by a violent tremor, as is the Enterprise itself (That Which Survives)
A woman who is invulnerable to phaser fire appears to Sulu and hurts him (That Which Survives)
Kirk finds out some disturbing information about his abduction (The Mark of Gideon)
Kirk is abducted by aliens who wish to use him to help solve their overpopulation problem (The Mark of Gideon)
Spock makes his way to the control room with a phaser...only to find two identical Captain Kirks (Whom Gods Destroy)
Kirk is confronted by one of his heroes, now criminally insane (Whom Gods Destroy)
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