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STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES List of Episodes in Production Order STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES Production Order Airdate Order Season 1 01 The Cage 80 02 Where No Man Has Gone Before 03 03 The Corbomite Maneuver 10 04 Mudd’s Women 06 05 The Enemy Within 05 06 The Man Trap 01 07 The Naked Time 04 08 Charlie X 02 09 Balance of Terror 14 10 What Are Little Girls Made Of? 07 11 Dagger of the Mind 09 12 Miri 08 13 The Conscience of the King 13 14 The Galileo Seven 16 15 Court Martial 20 16 The Menagerie, Pt. I 11 17 The Menagerie, Pt. II 12 18 Shore Leave 15 19 The Squire of Gothos 17 20 Arena 18 21 The Alternative Factor 27 22 Tomorrow is Yesterday 19 23 The Return of the Archons 21 24 A Taste of Armageddon 23 25 Space Seed 22 26 This Side of Paradise 24 27 The Devil in the Dark 25 28 Errand of Mercy 26 29 The City on the Edge of Forever 28 30 Operation: Annihilate! 29 Season 2 31 Catspaw 36 32 Metamorphosis 38 33 Friday's Child 40 34 Who Mourns for Adonais? 31 35 Amok Time 30 36 The Doomsday Machine 35 37 Wolf in the Fold 43 38 The Changeling 32 39 The Apple 34 40 Mirror, Mirror 33 41 The Deadly Years 41 42 I, Mudd 37 43 The Trouble With Tribbles 44 44 Bread and Circuses 54 45 Journey to Babel 39 46 A Private Little War 48 47 The Gamesters of Triskelion 45 48 Obsession 42 49 The Immunity Syndrome 47 50 A Piece of the Action 46 51 By Any Other Name 51 52 Return to Tomorrow 49 53 Patterns of Force 50 54 The Ultimate Computer 53 55 The Omega Glory 52 56 Assignment: Earth 55 Season 3 57 Spectre of the Gun 61 58 Elaan of Troyius 68 59 The Paradise Syndrome 58 60 The Enterprise Incident 57 61 And the Children Shall Lead 59 62 Spock's Brain 56 63 Is There in Truth No Beauty? 60 64 The Empath 67 65 The Tholian Web 64 66 For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky 63 67 Day of the Dove 62 68 Plato's Stepchildren 65 69 Wink of an Eye 66 70 That Which Survives 72 71 Let That Be Your Last Battlefield 70 72 Whom Gods Destroy 69 73 The Mark of Gideon 71 74 The Lights of Zetar 73 75 The Cloud Minders 76 76 The Way to Eden 75 77 Requiem for Methuselah 74 78 The Savage Curtain 77 79 All Our Yesterdays 78 80 Turnabout Intruder 79 Season 1: 30 episodes Season 2: 26 episodes Season 3: 24 episodes Total: 80 episodes .

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