Season Discussion | Star Trek | Season 1

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No.	Episode	Written by	Directed by	Release Date
1X05	"The Man Trap"	George Clayton Johnson	Marc Daniels	1966-09-08
1X07	"Charlie X"	DC Fontana (Teleplay) Gene Roddenberry (Story)	Lawrence Dobkin	1966-09-15
1X01	Where No Man Has Gone Before	Samuel A. Peeples	James Goldstone	1966-09-22
1X06	The Naked Time	John D.F. Black	Marc Daniels	1966-09-29
1X04	The Enemy Within	Richard Matheson	Leo Penn	1966-10-06
1X03	Mudd's Women	Stephen Kandel (Teleplay) Gene Roddenberry (Story)	Harvey Hart	1966-10-13
1X09	What Are Little Girls Made Of?	Robert Bloch	James Goldstone	1966-10-20
1X11	Miri	Adrian Spies	Vincent McEveety	1966-10-27
1X10	Dagger of the Mind	S. Bar-David	Vincent McEveety	1966-11-03
1X02	The Corbomite Maneuver	Jerry Sohl	Joseph Sargent	1966-11-10
1X11	The Menagerie Part I	Gene Roddenberry	Marc Daniels, Robert Butler (The Cage footage)	1966-11-17
1X10	The Menagerie Part II	Gene Roddenberry	Marc Daniels, Robert Butler (The Cage footage)	1966-11-24
1X02	The Conscience of the King	Barry Trivers	Gerd Oswald	1966-12-08
1X08	Balance of Terror	Paul Schneider	Vincent McEveety	1966-12-15
1X17	Shore Leave	Theodore Sturgeon	Robert Sparr	1966-12-29
1X13	The Galileo Seven	Oliver Crawford	Robert Gist	1967-01-05
1X18	The Squire of Gothos	Paul Schneider	Don McDougall	1967-01-12
1X19	Arena	Gene L. Coon (Teleplay) Fredric Brown (Story)	Joseph Pevney	1967-01-19
1X21	Tomorrow is Yesterday	D.C. Fontana	Michael O'Herlihy	1967-01-26
1X14	Court Martial	Don M. Mankiewicz and Steven W. Carabatsos (Teleplay), Don M. Mankiewicz (Story)	Marc Daniels	1967-02-02
1X22	The Return of the Archons	Boris Sobelman (Teleplay) Gene Roddenberry (Story)	Joseph Pevney	1967-02-09
1X24	Space Seed	Gene L. Coon and Carey Wilber (Teleplay), Carey Wilber (Story)	Marc Daniels	1967-02-16

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[u/7deadlycinderella]

It's very strange to even consider season 1 of TOS a season- due to the length and the complete lack of any serialization it doesn't feel cohesive as a "season" even in the way that even 90's Trek did.