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An alien invader steals Spock's brain to operate her civilization's central control system, and the crew must locate it and find a way to return it to his body before Spock dies.
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After trespassing into Melkotian space, Kirk and four of the crew find themselves in an alien-created reinactment of the deadly battle at the OK Corral.
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Captain Kirk is forced to bring a group of angry Klingons on board, which quickly escalates into a battle for control of the ship -- with both groups being manipulated by a malevolent alien entity.
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An alien species attempts to use the Enterprise crew to save their dying race, drawing Captain Kirk into their own rapidly-accelerated state of existence.
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Kirk, Spock and McCoy are captured and brought to an alien laboratory, where they are tortured one-by-one in order to test a beautiful, empathic healer's capacity for self-sacrifice.
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When the Enterprise ferries a reluctant bride to her wedding with the leader of a warring planet, Kirk attempts to educate her in the ways of her new culture. But a Klingon attack threatens the peace her marriage would bring.
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Kirk and Spock deliver a new medicine to a subterranean prison for the criminally insane, only to find out that one of the prisoners -- once a starship captain -- has taken over.
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While on a diplomatic mission to a world free of disease -- but plagued by over-population -- Kirk finds himself alone with a woman on a precise replica of the Enterprise.
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Kirk and his crew must defend the ship -- and their very lives -- from the touch of a mysterious woman bent on their destruction.
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The Federation's central library facility is wiped out by non-corporeal entities, who seek out the Enterprise and take the body of a young lieutenant as a host.
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The Enterprise pursues a vessel stolen by a group searching for a mythical paradise world, and bring them aboard when their ship is destroyed.
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Seeking the cure to a planet-wide plague, Captain Kirk and his crew find themselves in the middle of a conflict between the miners of Ardana and the ruling class, who live in a city in the clouds.
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The Enterprise discovers a massive library on a deserted world where the sun is about to go nova, and Kirk, Spock and McCoy are accidentally sent into dangerous periods in the planet's history.
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Kirk's jealous former lover secretly exchanges bodies with the captain, allowing her to finally command a starship -- and trapping him in her radiation-stricken body.
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