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STAR TREK® on DVD Prod. Season/ Box/ Prod. Season/ Box/ Title Title # Year Disc # Year Disc All Our Yesterdays 78 3/1969 3/6, 39 Man Trap, The 06 1/1966 1/1, 3 Alternative Factor, The 20 1/1967 1/7, 10 Mark of Gideon, The 72 3/1969 3/4, 36 Amok Time 34 2/1967 2/1, 17 Menagerie, The, Part I 16 1/1966 1/3, 8 And the Children Shall Lead 60 3/1968 3/1, 30 Menagerie, The, Part II 16 1/1966 1/3, 8 Apple, The 38 2/1967 2/2, 19 Metamorphosis 31 2/1967 2/3, 16 Arena 19 1/1967 1/5, 10 Miri 12 1/1966 1/2, 6 Assignment: Earth 55 2/1968 2/7, 28 Mirror, Mirror 39 2/1967 2/1, 20 Balance of Terror 09 1/1966 1/4, 4 Mudd's Women 04 1/1966 1/2, 2 Bread and Circuses 43 2/1968 2/7, 22 Naked Time, The 07 1/1966 1/1, 3 By Any Other Name 50 2/1968 2/6, 25 Obsession 47 2/1967 2/4, 24 Cage, The 01\99 0/19641),1988\1986 3/7, 40 Omega Glory, The 54 2/1968 2/6, 27 Catspaw 30 2/1967 2/2, 15 Operation: Annihilate! 29 1/1967 1/8, 15 Changeling, The 37 2/1967 2/1, 19 Paradise Syndrome, The 58 3/1968 3/1, 29 Charlie X 08 1/1966 1/1, 4 Patterns of Force 52 2/1968 2/6, 26 City on the Edge of Forever, The 28 1/1967 1/7, 14 Piece of the Action, A 49 2/1968 2/5, 25 Cloud Minders, The 74 3/1969 3/6, 37 Plato's Stepchildren 67 3/1968 3/3, 34 Conscience of the King, The 13 1/1966 1/4, 6 Private Little War, A 45 2/1968 2/5, 23 Corbomite Maneuver, The 03 1/1966 1/3, 1 Requiem for Methuselah 76 3/1969 3/5, 38 Court Martial 15 1/1967 1/5, 7 Return of the Archons, The 22 1/1967 1/6, 11 Dagger of the Mind 11 1/1966 1/3, 5 Return to Tomorrow 51 2/1968 2/5, 26 Day of the Dove 66 3/1968 3/2, 33 Savage Curtain, The 77 3/1969 3/6, 39 Deadly Years, The 40 2/1967 2/3, 20 Shore Leave 17 1/1966 1/4, 9 Devil in the Dark, The 26 1/1967 1/7, 13 Space Seed 24 1/1967 1/6, 12 Doomsday Machine, The 35 2/1967 2/2, 18 Spectre of the Gun 56 3/1968 3/2, 28 Elaan of Troyius 57 3/1968 3/4, 29 Spock's Brain 61 3/1968 3/1, 31 Empath, The 63 3/1968 3/3, 32 Squire of Gothos, The 18 1/1967 1/5, 9 Enemy Within, The 05 1/1966 1/2, 2 Taste of Armageddon, A 23 1/1967 1/6, 12 Enterprise Incident, The 59 3/1968 3/1, 30 That Which Survives 69 3/1969 3/5, 35 Errand of Mercy 27 1/1967 1/7, 14 This Side of Paradise 25 1/1967 1/6, 13 For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky 65 3/1968 3/2, 33 Tholian Web, The 64 3/1968 3/3, 32 Friday's Child 32 2/1967 2/3, 16 Tomorrow Is Yesterday 21 1/1967 1/5, 11 Galileo Seven, The 14 1/1967 1/4, 7 Trouble With Tribbles, The 42 2/1967 2/4, 21 Gamesters of Triskelion, The 46 2/1968 2/4, 23 Turnabout Intruder 79 3/1969 3/6, 40 I, Mudd 41 2/1967 2/2, 21 Ultimate Computer, The 53 2/1968 2/6, 27 Immunity Syndrome, The 48 2/1968 2/5, 24 Way to Eden, The 75 3/1969 3/5, 38 Is There In Truth No Beauty? 62 3/1968 3/2, 31 What Are Little Girls Made Of? 10 1/1966 1/2, 5 Journey to Babel 44 2/1967 2/3, 22 Where No Man Has Gone Before 02 1/1966 1/1, 1 Let That Be Your Last Battlefield 70 3/1969 3/4, 35 Who Mourns for Adonais? 33 2/1967 2/1, 17 Lights of Zetar, The 73 3/1969 3/5, 37 Whom Gods Destroy 71 3/1969 3/4, 36 Wink of an Eye 68 3/1968 3/3, 34 Wolf in the Fold 36 2/1967 2/4, 18 1) The year the production of the episode was completed. All other years given is the year the episode was originally aired. The designation preceding the comma in the BOX/DISC columns refers to a DVD in the 3 season boxed sets with the episodes in original air date sequence. The number succeeding the comma in the BOX/DISC columns refers to one of the 40 originally released R1 DVDs with the episodes in production sequence. STAR TREK is a Registered Trademark of Paramount Pictures. Page 1 of 6. V9 from 2005.06.10. B. Anderssen. STAR TREK® on DVD Box/ Prod. Box/ Prod. Sea- Title Year Sea- Title Year son Disc # son Disc # 19641) 2 2/1, 17 Amok Time 34 1967 0 3/7, 40 The Cage (Full color footage) 01 1988 2 2/1, 17 Who Mourns for Adonais? 33 1967 1) (B&W/Color footage) 1964 2 2/1, 19 The Changeling 37 1967 0 3/7, 40 The Cage 99 (Prolog and epilog with Gene Roddenberry) 1986 2 2/1, 20 Mirror, Mirror 39 1967 2 2/2, 19 The Apple 38 1967 1 1/1, 3 The Man Trap 06 1966 2 2/2, 18 The Doomsday Machine 35 1967 1 1/1, 4 Charlie X 08 1966 2 2/2, 15 Catspaw 30 1967 1 1/1, 1 Where No Man Has Gone Before 02 1966 2 2/2, 21 I, Mudd 41 1967 1 1/1, 3 The Naked Time 07 1966 2 2/3, 16 Metamorphosis 31 1967 1 1/2, 2 The Enemy Within 05 1966 2 2/3, 22 Journey to Babel 44 1967 1 1/2, 2 Mudd's Women 04 1966 2 2/3, 16 Friday's Child 32 1967 1 1/2, 5 What Are Little Girls Made Of? 10 1966 2 2/3, 20 The Deadly Years 40 1967 1 1/2, 6 Miri 12 1966 2 2/4, 24 Obsession 47 1967 1 1/3, 5 Dagger of the Mind 11 1966 2 2/4, 18 Wolf in the Fold 36 1967 1 1/3, 1 The Corbomite Maneuver 03 1966 2 2/4, 21 The Trouble With Tribbles 42 1967 1 1/3, 8 The Menagerie, Part I 16 1966 2 2/4, 23 The Gamesters of Triskelion 46 1968 1 1/3, 8 The Menagerie, Part II 16 1966 2 2/5, 25 A Piece of the Action 49 1968 1 1/4, 6 The Conscience of the King 13 1966 2 2/5, 24 The Immunity Syndrome 48 1968 1 1/4, 4 Balance of Terror 09 1966 2 2/5, 23 A Private Little War 45 1968 1 1/4, 9 Shore Leave 17 1966 2 2/5, 26 Return to Tomorrow 51 1968 1 1/4, 7 The Galileo Seven 14 1967 2 2/6, 26 Patterns of Force 52 1968 1 1/5, 9 The Squire of Gothos 18 1967 2 2/6, 25 By Any Other Name 50 1968 1 1/5, 10 Arena 19 1967 2 2/6, 27 The Omega Glory 54 1968 1 1/5, 11 Tomorrow Is Yesterday 21 1967 2 2/6, 27 The Ultimate Computer 53 1968 1 1/5, 7 Court Martial 15 1967 2 2/7, 22 Bread and Circuses 43 1968 1 1/6, 11 The Return of the Archons 22 1967 2 2/7, 28 Assignment: Earth 55 1968 1 1/6, 12 Space Seed 24 1967 1 1/6, 12 A Taste of Armageddon 23 1967 3 3/1, 31 Spock's Brain 61 1968 1 1/6, 13 This Side of Paradise 25 1967 3 3/1, 30 The Enterprise Incident 59 1968 1 1/7, 13 The Devil in the Dark 26 1967 3 3/1, 29 The Paradise Syndrome 58 1968 1 1/7, 14 Errand of Mercy 27 1967 3 3/1, 30 And the Children Shall Lead 60 1968 1 1/7, 10 The Alternative Factor 20 1967 3 3/2, 31 Is There In Truth No Beauty? 62 1968 1 1/7, 14 The City on the Edge of Forever 28 1967 3 3/2, 28 Spectre of the Gun 56 1968 1 1/8, 15 Operation: Annihilate! 29 1967 3 3/2, 33 Day of the Dove 66 1968 3 3/2, 33 For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky 65 1968 3 3/3, 32 The Tholian Web 64 1968 3 3/3, 34 Plato's Stepchildren 67 1968 3 3/3, 34 Wink of an Eye 68 1968 3 3/3, 32 The Empath 63 1968 3 3/4, 29 Elaan of Troyius 57 1968 3 3/4, 36 Whom Gods Destroy 71 1969 3 3/4, 35 Let That Be Your Last Battlefield 70 1969 3 3/4, 36 The Mark of Gideon 72 1969 3 3/5, 35 That Which Survives 69 1969 3 3/5, 37 The Lights of Zetar 73 1969 3 3/5, 38 Requiem for Methuselah 76 1969 3 3/5, 38 The Way to Eden 75 1969 3 3/6, 37 The Cloud Minders 74 1969 3 3/6, 39 The Savage Curtain 77 1969 3 3/6, 39 All Our Yesterdays 78 1969 3 3/6, 40 Turnabout Intruder 79 1969 1) The year the production of the episode was completed.
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