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|colspan="4"| Mr. Spock gets into a murderous rage and has to return to his homeworld for a [[Vulcan (Star Trek)|Vulcan]] marriage ritual to cure him.
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|colspan="4"| During an expedition with Jessie's mother Estella, the Quest team discovers a plague that wiped out an ancient Inca-like tribe.
 
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STWhoMourns.jpg|100px]] || "[[Who Mourns for Adonais (TOS episode)|Who Mourns for Adonais]]" || [[September 22]], [[1967]] || 033 || 31
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|rowspan="2"| || "[[Rock of Rages]]" || December 12, 1996 || 94051 || 31
 
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|colspan="4"| The crew of the ''Enterprise'' are held captive by an alien who claims to be the Greek god Apollo.
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|colspan="4"| Journeying to the Czech Republic to translate an artefact, which holds the key to controlling a Golen, the Quest Team bump into an ex-KGB operative who's determined to reactivate the Golem to overthrow the government.
 
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STChangeling.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Changeling (TOS episode)|The Changeling]]" || [[September 29]], [[1967]] || 037 || 32
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|colspan="4"| The crew of the ''Enterprise'' deals with Nomad -- an indestructible, planet destroying space probe that thinks Kirk is its creator.
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|colspan="4"| A memory of Pasha sends Hadji to Calcutta to search for his real father to figure out the truth of his past.
 
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:Racethumb.png]] || "[[Race Against Danger]]" || December 16, 1996 || 94052 || 33
 
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|colspan="4"| A transporter mishap slips Captain Kirk and his companions into a parallel universe (and their counter-parts into our universe).
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|colspan="4"| Race has to cross an obstacle course where he set the record for Special Forces recruits -- but there've been some modifications since he was last there.
 
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STTheApple.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Apple (TOS episode)|The Apple]]" || [[October 13]], [[1967]] || 038 || 34
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|rowspan="2"| || "[[The Dark Mountain]]" || December 17, 1996 || 94008 || 34
 
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|colspan="4"| The crew of the ''Enterprise'' visits a mysterious paradise planet which they discover is controlled by a computer.
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|colspan="4"| The Quest team believes that the Canadian legend - Bigfoot is roaming in the Quest compound stealing electronic devices. They try to find out what is going on as hunters bag themselves an exotic trophy.
 
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STDoomsDay.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Doomsday Machine (TOS episode)|The Doomsday Machine]]" || [[October 20]], [[1967]] || 035 || 35
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:Cyberswitchthumb.png]] || "[[Cyberswitch]]" || December 18, 1996 || 94009 || 35
 
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|colspan="4"| The ''Enterprise'' plays a deadly game of cat-and-mouse with an alien planet-killing machine that travels in space from star to star.
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|colspan="4"| The insane Surd finds a way to switch bodies with Race and is ready to go on a rampage using his new identity. And now it is easier for him to kill Benton Quest (who can reverse the process).
 
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STCatspaw.jpg|100px]] || "[[Catspaw (TOS episode)|Catspaw]]" || [[October 27]], [[1967]] || 030 || 36
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|rowspan="2"| || "[[Undersea Urgency]]" || December 19, 1996 || 94012 || 36
 
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|colspan="4"| Two powerful aliens threaten the well being of the "Enterprise" and her crew, with their magic powers.
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|colspan="4"| A seaquake releases a horde of murderous amphibians on a nearly-completed underwater research facility.
 
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STForTheWorld.jpg|100px]] || "[[For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky (TOS episode)|For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky]]" || [[November 8]], [[1968]] || 065 || 63
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STElaan.jpg|100px]] || "[[Elaan of Troyius (TOS episode)|Elaan of Troyius]]" || [[December 20]], [[1968]] || 057 || 68
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STWhomGods.jpg|100px]] || "[[Whom Gods Destroy (TOS episode)|Whom Gods Destroy]]" || [[January 3]], [[1969]] || 071 || 69
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|colspan="4"| The ''Enterprise'' picks up the last two survivors of a war torn planet who are still committed to destroying each other aboard the ship.
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STGideon.jpg|100px]] || "[[The Mark of Gideon (TOS episode)|The Mark of Gideon]]" || [[January 17]], [[1969]] || 072 || 71
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|rowspan="2"|[[Image:STThtWhchSurv.jpg|100px]] || "[[That Which Survives (TOS episode)|That Which Survives]]" || [[January 24]], [[1969]] || 069 || 72
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|colspan="4"| The crew of the ''Enterprise'' encounters an immortal human who lives as a recluse on his own planet.
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==Production order==
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In the early 1970s Paramount released ''Star Trek'' to television stations as a [[Television syndication|syndication]] package of 78 episodes. These were arranged by order of production, from "Where No Man Has Gone Before" to "Turnabout Intruder." Airdates were no longer relevant since every episode was a [[rerun]]. Seasons were also irrelevant, since the series was now a single package. VHS and early DVD releases follow this order. Episode #1, the series' original pilot, was not originally a part of the package. Also, both parts of "The Menagerie" are numbered as episode #16.
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Screenshot Title Original airdate Prod # #
Darkestfathomsthumb.png "The Darkest Fathoms" August 26, 1996 94004 1
In Bermuda, ghost pirates are disrupting an oil expedition and people believe it is the works of the legendary pirate Black Jack Lee, who commanded the galleon - The Ivory Web as it sank centuries ago.
Escapethumb.png "Escape to Questworld" August 27, 1996 94021 2
When Dr. Quest and Race are trying to stop gas from leaking out of Jeremiah Surd's laboratory, Jonny and the Quest Team track down the paralysed Surd to help them in exchange for access to Questworld. Surd is an old nemesis of Race once threatened Washington, D.C. with a nerve gas.
"In the Realm of the Condor" August 28, 1996 94002 3
The Quest team follows Estella Scheele to find her missing ornithologist grandfather, and ends up finding the lost golden city of El Dorado.
"Rage's Burning Wheel" August 29, 1996 94018 4
When Ezekiel Rage hijacks a space shuttle commanded by Dr. Quest and Hadji, Jonny and Jessie must stop Rage's minions who have taken over Mission Control.
"Ndovu's Last Journey" August 30, 1996 84016 5
Jonny, Jessie and Hadji track an elephant, Ndovu, as it returns to the elephants' graveyard. They bump into poachers on the way there, who are determined to kill Ndovu right away.
Maneaterthumb.png "Manhattan Maneater" September 2, 1996 94013 6
A tiger is loose in the Big Apple, and the Quest team must track it down through the subway tunnels.
Zanzibarthumb.png "East of Zanzibar" September 3, 1996 94001 7
The Quest Team enjoy a trip to the Indian Ocean to discover if there are really sea monsters roaming the seas, leading to multiple mysterious ship disappearances in the Seychelles.
Assaultthumb.png "Assault on Questworld" September 4, 1996 94036 8
With Benton Quest and Race Bannon attending a phenomenology conference in the Himalayas, Jonny and Jessie are forced to impersonate their fathers in Questworld when Jeremiah Surd launches a two-pronged attack on the Quest compound - and Hadji's mind.
Ezekielthumb.png "Ezekiel Rage" September 5, 1996 94015 9
A man named Ezekiel Rage seeks vengeance because of the tragic loss of his family in a covert operation when he was a government agent. And the Quest Team gets in his way...
"Alien in Washington" September 6, 1996 94017 10
Extraterrestrial transmissions turn out to be warnings to stop a series of space experiments, and the Vice President turns out to be an alien.
Anasazithumb.png "Return of the Anasazi" September 9, 1996 94003 11
Dr. Quest along with Race and Hadji visit New Mexico when he receives a mysterious quartz statue from an old friend of Dr. Quest - Alice Starseer. Meanwhile, Jonny and Jessie (at home) realize that Men in Black are looking for it.
"The Alchemist" September 10, 1996 94014 12
Dr. Quest is commissioned to find the Philosopher's Stone, which is reputed to turn dross to gold. When he succeeds in capturing the object, he donates it to the museum. It is stolen by Quest's partner, who wants to try it out for himself.
Coloradothumb.png "Trouble on the Colorado" September 11, 1996 94040 13
Alice Starseer returns to Earth to lay her grandfather to rest. But Jeremiah Surd is determined to find out what she's learned.
"In the Wake of the Mary Celeste" September 12, 1996 94007 14
Dr. Quest is on an adventure to find the famous Nova Scotian ship - Mary Celeste's remains. A century ago, this cargo ship sank into the sea mysteriously, and the crew was never found. As he drives down into the depths of the sea, he discovers what look like crop circles at the bottom of the Sargasso Sea - and a graveyard of ships in an area barren of marine life.
"AMOK" September 13, 1996 94044 15
On an archaeological expedition in Borneo, the Quest team run into a giant creature, reputed to savagely attack from all directions at the same time.
"Besieged in Paradise" September 16, 1996 94038 16
While hacking into the cetacean communications bandwidth, Jeremiah Surd was able to gain control of the system and unleash cetaceans worldwide into savage attacks. Receiving help from Captain Havell, the Quest Team is determined to track down Surd.
"The Spectre of the Pine Barrens" September 17, 1996 94005 17
Dr. Quest, Jonny and Hadji head to New Jersey to investigate the Jersey Devil. Then they run into a two-hundred-year-old feud between descendants of the Redcoats and the Minutemen over the original copy of the Declaration of Independence.
"Heroes" September 18, 1996 94025 18
Surd lures Jonny into a labyrinth of horrors, after stealing the Apollo statue, which was reassembled by Dr. Quest.
"The Ballad of Belle Bonnet" September 19, 1996 94011 19
Jonny discovers a ghost guarding a wagonload of gold, and realizes the woman was a thief that stole gold to help an Indian school, but was lost in the vast caverns under the desert centuries ago.
"In the Darkness of the Moon" September 23, 1996 94020 20
A werewolf attack in northern Canada brings the Quest team to investigate. Race finds romance with an attractive outback doctor who turns out to be the last female descendant of a werewolf family.
Moaithumb.png "The Secret of the MOAI" September 24, 1996 94046 21
A missing link is found in an alien spaceship that landed on Easter Island. But when Dr. Quest and Race enter Questworld to investigate what they've found, they run into Jeremiah Surd - who wants to experiment with human de-evolution.
Khumbuthumb.png "Expedition to Khumbu" September 25, 1996 94006 22
Dr. Quest is missing while on an expedition to find the Yeti. Jonny and his friends head to the Himalayas to find him, but run into another scientist who's determined to bring back the Yeti.
Iceburn.png "Ice Will Burn" September 26, 1996 94028 23
While trying to reach Northern Siberia to backup the Quest Team, Jesse's plane crashes and she discovers a colony of ancient Russians underground.
Futurethumb.png "Future Rage" October 29, 1996 94019 24
Ezekiel Rage steals a compact nuclear device and plans to blow up the polar ice caps. The Aurora Borealis holds the key to stopping him.
Alligatorsthumb.png "Alligators and Okeechobee Vikings" November 1, 1996 94010 25
The Quest Team discovers that criminals were using Alligators to break into a drilling factory in the Florida Everglades when they were investigating the case using an ornate Viking Sword that the Alligators left behind.
Bardothumb.png "To Bardo and Back" January 2, 1996 94039 26
The Quest team employs QuestWorld to try and revive Race, who has been rendered comatose in a rodeo accident caused by Jeremiah Surd -- who in turn exploits the opportunity to attack Race at his most vulnerable.

Season 2 (1967–1968)

Screenshot Title Original airdate Prod # #
Mummiesthumb.png "The Mummies of Malenque" December 11, 1996 94049 30
During an expedition with Jessie's mother Estella, the Quest team discovers a plague that wiped out an ancient Inca-like tribe.
"Rock of Rages" December 12, 1996 94051 31
Journeying to the Czech Republic to translate an artefact, which holds the key to controlling a Golen, the Quest Team bump into an ex-KGB operative who's determined to reactivate the Golem to overthrow the government.
Bloodthumb.png "Bloodlines" December 13, 1996 94050 32
A memory of Pasha sends Hadji to Calcutta to search for his real father to figure out the truth of his past.
Racethumb.png "Race Against Danger" December 16, 1996 94052 33
Race has to cross an obstacle course where he set the record for Special Forces recruits -- but there've been some modifications since he was last there.
"The Dark Mountain" December 17, 1996 94008 34
The Quest team believes that the Canadian legend - Bigfoot is roaming in the Quest compound stealing electronic devices. They try to find out what is going on as hunters bag themselves an exotic trophy.
Cyberswitchthumb.png "Cyberswitch" December 18, 1996 94009 35
The insane Surd finds a way to switch bodies with Race and is ready to go on a rampage using his new identity. And now it is easier for him to kill Benton Quest (who can reverse the process).
"Undersea Urgency" December 19, 1996 94012 36
A seaquake releases a horde of murderous amphibians on a nearly-completed underwater research facility.
100px "I, Mudd" November 3, 1967 041 37
Captain Kirk and the crew has a second run in with the con man, Harry Mudd, this time finding him as the king of a planet with an army of androids.
100px "Metamorphosis" November 10, 1967 031 38
A shuttle crew from the Enterprise encounters a castaway (who appears to be Zefram Cochrane, the inventor of warp drive) and his mysterious alien companion.
100px "Journey to Babel" November 17, 1967 044 39
While the Enterprise is transporting dignitaries to an important peace conference, an assassin is discovered.
100px "Friday's Child" December 1, 1967 032 40
The crew of the Enterprise become entangled in a planet's tribal power struggle, but it has been mixed up with the Klingons.
100px "The Deadly Years" December 8, 1967 040 41
Strange radiation exposes the command crew of the Enterprise to the effects of rapid aging.
100px "Obsession" December 15, 1967 047 42
Captain Kirk becomes obsessed with destroying a murderous entity that killed many of the crew of his old ship.
100px "Wolf in the Fold" December 22, 1967 036 43
A series of bizarre murders points to Mr. Scott as the primary suspect, but in fact it is a demonic alien.
100px "The Trouble With Tribbles" December 29, 1967 042 44
Little, fuzzy critters called Tribbles invade and over-populate a Federation star base--and expose the Klingons' plans.
100px "The Gamesters of Triskelion" January 5, 1968 046 45
Captain Kirk and his companions are sent to fight as gladiators for the gambling entertainment of three disembodied beings.
100px "A Piece of the Action" January 12, 1968 049 46
The Enterprise visits a planet with an Earth-like, violent, 1920's, gangster culture.
100px "The Immunity Syndrome" January 19, 1968 048 47
The crew of the Enterprise encounters an energy-draining space creature.
100px "A Private Little War" February 2, 1968 045 48
Captain Kirk must decide how to save a primitive people from the technological interference of the Klingons.
100px "Return to Tomorrow" February 9, 1968 051 49
Telepathic aliens take control of Kirk and Spock's bodies with the intention to build new, mechanized bodies for themselves.
100px "Patterns of Force" February 16, 1968 052 50
The crew of the Enterprise visits a planet dominated by a Nazi culture and at war with its planetary neighbor.
100px "By Any Other Name" February 23, 1968 050 51
Beings from the Andromeda Galaxy steal the Enterprise, technically modify it, and attempt to return home.
100px "The Omega Glory" March 1, 1968 054 52
Captain Kirk must battle a deadly virus and prevent a meaningless intertribal war.
100px "The Ultimate Computer" March 8, 1968 053 53
A new battle computer being tested on board the Enterprise (with the intention of eventually replacing most of the human crew), instead causes havoc.
100px "Bread and Circuses" March 15, 1968 043 54
Captain Kirk and his companions are forced to fight in gladiatorial games on a planet modeled after the Roman Empire.
100px "Assignment: Earth" March 29, 1968 055 55
Time warping back to Earth of the 1960's, the crew of the Enterprise encounters an intergalactic superspy, Gary Seven who tries to interfere with 20th Century events.

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