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#17: Star Trek: The Original Series, season 1, episode 11 & 12 "The Menagerie"

Written by Gene Roddenberry, directed by Marc Daniels & Robert Butler.

Stardates 3012.4 through 3013.2 (September 2267)

"It's your life now. At least a chance for life." - Commander Spock

The Enterprise is called to Starbase 11 by an urgent summons. However, when they arrive Commodore Mendez (Malachi Throne) reveals that they sent no message to the Enterprise. While on base, Mendez reveals sad news to Captain Kirk, and especially Commander Spock - Captain Christopher Pike (the man who commanded the Enterprise prior to Kirk, and Spock's former Captain) has been gravely injured in an accident and is undergoing treatment right there on Starbase 11. When they go to see him, Pike is a shell of his former self and demands everyone except for Spock leave his quarters. When Kirk & Mendez suspect that the message was sent by Pike himself, Mendez reads Kirk into a top secret report about Pike's mission to a planet called Talos IV and how it is now forbidden for any starship to travel there. While they are talking, Spock reboards the Enterprise with suspicious, classified orders to embark for Talos IV immediately... leaving Kirk behind.

Originally released: 17 & 24 November 1966

"The Menagerie" on Memory Alpha part 1, part 2

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From an exchange on c/lemmyshitpost.

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Pocket Monsters (Pokémon), episode 236 (Master Quest episode 21)

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Say it quietly but Ireland might (finally) be building its first ever metro.

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Say it quietly but Ireland might (finally) be building its first ever metro.

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The intro for Medalist (2026), an Anime about competitive ice skating. This song jump starts my heart every time I listen to it.

(And the visuals for this show are movie quality.)

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#16: Star Trek: The Original Series, season 1, episode 20 "Court Martial"

Written by Don M. Mankiewicz and Steven W. Carabatsos, directed by Marc Daniels.

Stardates 2947.3 through 2950.1 (August 2267)

"I spent my whole like training for decisions just like that one." - Captain James Kirk

The Enterprise docks at Starbase 11 for extensive repairs due to an encounter with an ion storm, and also due to the loss of a crewmember during that storm. Everything is a matter of procedure until Commodore Stone (Percy Rodriguez) notices a discrepancy between Captain Kirk's report and the computer logs. Kirk is faced with the horrible decision between being permanently grounded and losing command of the Enterprise or standing trial for the murder of the officer under his command.

Originally released: 2 February 1967

"Court Martial" on Memory Alpha

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Tensei Shitara Dragon no Tamago Datta Saikyou Igai Mezasa Nee (Reincarnated as a Dragon Hatchling), episode 6

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#15: Star Trek: The Original Series, season 1, episode 16 "The Galileo Seven"

Written by Oliver Crawford & S. Bar-David, directed by Robert Gist.

Stardates 2821.5 through 2823.8 (August 2267)

"Mr. Spock, that was a good gamble." - Lieutenant Montgomery Scott

In an effort to catalog a quasar while delivering critical medical supplies to New Paris, the shuttlecraft Galileo crashes on an unexplored world. Commander Spock, one of the shuttle's occupants, takes command for the first time and attempts to balance his rational, logical understanding with the frayed emotions of the other stranded crewmembers who must now follow his orders. Meanwhile, Captain Kirk fights a ticking clock to locate and rescue the lost shuttle occupants while High Commissioner Ferris (John Crawford) breathes down his neck to reach the life or death rendezvous on time.

Originally released: 5 January 1967

"The Galileo Seven" on Memory Alpha

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Mainichi ga Nichiyoubi (Everyday is Sunday), OVA 3

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