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Game TOS Episode Pitch Game

The Fault In Our Stars: The Enterprise receives a distress call from a man who was prophesied in alien religious texts to steal the throne from the ruling family. He doesn't want to fulfill his role, prophecy or no prophecy, and seeks asylum. Believers of the religion are in hot pursuit, seeking to force him to take the role. Will Kirk have to assume the role himself?

Next episode: "Under The Fig Tree" https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=John 1:47-48&version=KJV
 
UNDER THE FIG TREE

Leila Kalomi (now played by Marta Kristen after Charles Bronson made Jill Ireland abstain this time) has discovered a safer paradisical planet for her and Spock to enjoy.....until Kirky's jealously invents multiple reasons for Spock to make daily ship house calls for the Captain (including multiple kinks in the back). McCoy eventually figures if he can clone Spock it will be a happy ending for all concerned. Wriiten by David Gerrold under the alias Dlorreg Divad.

Next week: Uhura Ha Ha Ha
 
Uhura Ha Ha Ha (aka "A Time To Laugh") - Uhura receives a distress call from a species who appears to be in the throes of hysteria. Leading an away team, she is baffled when the species seemingly finds everything the Enterprise crew says or does to be humorous. Even stranger, when she returns, she unknowingly brings the contagion aboard with her, leading to much difficulties when the Enterprise suffers a catastrophic failure in the middle of a system upgrade and only she can fix it.

Next episode: "The Brink"
 
The Brink
The ship is somehow programmed for auto-self-destruct countdown, and everyone has to work to figure out how it happened & more importantly how to disengage it before it's too late

Next episode: The Knave of Hearts
 
The Knave of Hearts - The Enterprise encounters a charismatic individual who woos the female member of a landing party, winning her over with his "great lover" schtick. Kirk and Spock discover that his love may be fatal (draining her of her life force/will to escape). Spock adapts his psionic powers to counter-woo the same woman away from the Lothario long enough to break his hold on her. Can he release their crewmate from the clutches of this "black widower"?

Next episode: "Lion's Den"
 
“Lion’s Den” - While on an away mission looking for missing Starfleet captains and their survey teams, Kirk, Spock and a member of their security team fall through a sinkhole and end up in a cavern, where they find the missing captains – a Vulcan, an Andorian, and a Tellarite, along with an Orion captain and his slave girl. They are fending off an aggressive creature that has already dragged away human members of their crews, and Kirk and Spock witness it occur again to their security officer. While the other captains are confident that the creature is a prehistoric ancestor of a feline from Vulcan called the le-matya, Spock recognizes its roars and growls as a language of a mysterious alien race the Vulcans have only encountered a handful of times, all of them hostile and without visual contact despite Vulcan attempts to do so. Kirk has also heard of this mysterious alien that date back to over a century prior, considered a Federation of felines, and rumors of it being carnivorous, preferring humanoid life. Spock urges the other captains to be calm; with the assistance of Uhura who is on the surface with another landing party, Spock has a basic understanding of the alien’s language that it is suggesting that it is wounded and requests assistance. While Spock believes its possible engage in a proper dialogue with the alien, face to face, and emerge from the contact unscathed, Kirk and the other captains aren’t so sure Spock will be successful and prepare for combat. Meanwhile, the Orion slave girl suspects something else with the mysterious alien and set out to confront it on her own.

(Two things: a) Its basically the Kzinti, without saying specifically it’s the Kzinti. And b) the story is basically a retelling of Beauty and the Beast, but without focusing on Beauty or the Beast.).

Next episode – “Ode to Joy”
 
“Ode to Joy” - After hearing Uhura sing, an alien faction kidnaps her, having never heard singing before, believing that her voice has the power to bring about peace between two warring sides. One of the aliens is hoping to use her as a lure to draw their enemies closer for annihilation. Kirk and crew must expose the sinister designs of that one while striving for the peace the peacemakers long for. Spock pretends to be one of the aliens under her spell to investigate.

Next episode: "The Ellumian Doctrine"
 
"The Ellumian Doctrine" - The Enterprise makes first contact with a species know as the Ellumians, who believe in bringing every secret to light. As the Ellumians believe in bring every secret to light, this means personal traumas, personal failures, personal fears, secret crushes, secret romances, daily hygiene routines, and top-secret security protocols are also brought to light. This causes a great deal of embarrassment, shame and confusion among the crew. Kirk has to find a way to free his ship and his crew from the Ellumians, all while they are aware that he is plotting to free his ship and crew from them.

Next episode – “Cold Sweat”
 
“Cold Sweat” - A landing party from the Enterprise are split up. Some are captured and forced into an endurance test in a sealed room. The others are stranded in an Arctic wasteland and must content with predators and phantoms. Is it some cruel experiment, or are they being tenderized for consumption?

Next episode: "The Unawakening"
 
The Unawakening- On Vulcan, the Enterprise crew is attending a ceremony commemorating Surak's awakening to the path of logic. The ceremony is disrupted by a terror attack and all clues lead to Spock's former fiancée, T'Pring.
Next Episode : Winter of Our Discontent
 
Winter of Our Discontent - McCoy's high school sweetheart, the leader of a migrant fleet heading for a distant system, contacts him aboard the Enterprise, pleading for his help when a difference of opinion over who should lead the colonists arises mid-journey, causing unrest. When the fleet splinters into two sides, the Enterprise is caught in the middle.

Next episode: "Tis the Gift To Be Simple" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_Gifts
 
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'TIS THE GIFT TO BE SIMPLE

Spock has a very mixed week, relationship-wise. He is reprimanded, chastised and/or mocked regardless whether he replies to perceived jibes or doesn't, while the jibers (fellow officers) are judged more leniently. After McCoy realizes his excessive mocking is finally getting to Spock, he and Amanda tell Spock to thine own self be true, and if others can't keep up with his references, the galaxy will still survive*.....once he and Kirk defeat the newly-escaped Ron Tracey (Morgan Woodward again).

(*To put it politely.)

Next Week: THE MERCUTIO SYNDROME
 
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The Mercutio Syndrome - Enterprise investigates the deaths of two ex-Starfleet members who launched an attack on a Klingon troop transport ship using a derelict ship and Starfleet codes. A search of their disabled ship reveals that the commodore under whom they once served had often expressed dissatisfaction with not fighting, but upheld orders not to engage. Kirk must fend off a war Starfleet doesn't want, even as the Klingons demand the commodore be surrendered to them for trial or they will retaliate.

Next episode: "With Wings As Eagles" (Isaiah 40:31 KJV) https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Isaiah+40:31&version=KJV
 
"With Wings As Eagles" - The Enterprise rescues Romulans that were on there way to be peacekeepers on a non-aligned world. Once the Enterprise arrives to that planet, they realize it used to be a former Federation colony, and that the colonist have quietly left the Federation after years of neglect led to series of minor conflicts. As McCoy tends to injured colonists, Kirk monitors the Romulan’s peacekeeping efforts and the colonists warm reception of the Romulan peacekeepers.

Next episode – “Houses Made of Straw”
 
“Houses Made of Straw”- The Enterprise attempts to come to the aid of a Tellerite* colony under threat of attack by Orion Pirates. The Tellerites stubbornly refuse aid, claiming their own defenses are more than adequate. Can Kirk convince them otherwise before tragedy strikes?

*What? Too on the nose? ;)

Next Episode- "Of Cabbages and Kings"
 
"Of Cabbages and Kings" - Enterprise visits a world where the classes are divided by different languages. When the lower class learn that the Enterprise crew has universal translators, they realize it could revolutionize their society. Unfortunately, Kirk's hands are tied, as the ruling class is having dealings with the Federation and helping the lower class would be to break the prime directive. Instead of giving them the technology, Kirk decides to teach them a lesson by making it seem as though the Federation and the lower class have an advantage, shutting the leadership out.

Next episode: "Alias Leonard McCoy"
 
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