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The team sets out to rescue a hijacked plane filled with European businessmen; a Unit wife struggles with the level of control the Unit has over her personal life.

A mission to recover a fallen Chinese satellite turns into an opportunity to capture a wanted terrorist.

Jonas tries to rescue a group of Americans in hiding in the Philippines, but the mission becomes more complicated than he expected.

Reno is the only witness to a killer's latest crime, but if he testifies, his past will catch up with him.

When Reno locates a woman fugitive accused of murdering her mobster husband, he realizes she is being framed for the crime.

A portable device for strengthening core muscles; a portable swing with back and side supports for disabled children; alarm clocks; building and racing cars down a ramp.

The World Wide Web, The Great Wall, Horsepower.

Looking at ducks, geese, swans, ostriches and doves.

During hurricane Ian, a former first responder battles raging currents, polluted water and perilous animals to save his imperiled mother.

Actress Brooke Shields recognizes everyday heroes and first responders to natural disasters; featuring property restoration CEO Sheldon Yellen.

Batman and Robin pursue two thieves who can make themselves invisible.

Minerva (Zsa Zsa Gabor), the owner of a mineral spa, plans her latest theft.

Diana goes through a staged wedding with a White House aide (John Getz) to lure a spy who gathers information from government wives.

Mysterious deaths of Enterprise crew on a desolate planet disrupt McCoy's unexpected reunion with an old love.

A troubled teen (Robert Walker Jr.), sole survivor of a spaceship crash, imposes his will on the Enterprise.

Kirk confronts two crew members (Gary Lockwood, Sally Kellerman) after a psychic force invades their minds.

A strange ailment which bares emotions afflicts the crew as the Enterprise observes a planet's disintegration.

A transporter malfunction strands Sulu and others on a frigid planet and splits Kirk into two antithetical people.

The Enterprise interferes with Harry Mudd's (Roger C. Carmel) new business, supplying wives to rich but lonely miners.

The Enterprise finds Nurse Chapel's former fiancé, a scientist missing for five years; guest Ted Cassidy.

The Enterprise finds a band of orphaned children living alone on a desolate, Earthlike world; guests Kim Darby, Michael J. Pollard.

A routine visit to the Tantalus penal colony proves dangerous for Kirk and an Enterprise psychiatrist; guest James Gregory.

Kirk matches wits with the alien commander of a huge ship restraining the Enterprise; guest Clint Howard.

Spock faces court-martial after kidnapping his former captain and taking over the Enterprise; guest Jeffrey Hunter.

Spock's court-martial defense is a transmission from a forbidden world, Talos IV; guests Jeffrey Hunter, Susan Oliver.

Kirk investigates the eerie similarity between an actor in a traveling Shakespearean troupe and Kodos the Executioner, a mass murderer believed dead, and he invites the troupe onto the Enterprise to confirm his suspicions.

The Enterprise battles a Romulan ship suspected of destroying outposts near the neutral zone; guest Mark Lenard.

Shore leave on an idyllic world goes awry when Enterprise crew members find the fruits of their imaginations coming to life.

Spock faces a test of leadership when an ion storm strands him and a shuttlecraft crew on a hostile world.

Kirk challenges Trelane (William J. Campbell), ruler of the world Gothos, to a duel for the lives of the Enterprise crew.

A third party forces Kirk into combat with the reptilian captain of a spacecraft the Enterprise was pursuing.

An Air Force pilot becomes an unwilling passenger after the Enterprise is hurled back through time to 1960s Earth.

Kirk's old flame, now a Star Fleet lawyer, prosecutes when he is accused of murder; guests Elisha Cook, Percy Rodrigues.

A search for the long-missing spaceship Archon leads the Enterprise to a world dominated by the god Landru.

The 20th-century followers of a man named Khan (Ricardo Montalban) are found in suspended animation on the derelict ship Botany Bay.

To save his ship, Kirk intervenes in a 500-year-old, computerized war between neighboring worlds; guest Barbara Babcock.

The Enterprise crew falls under the spell of space spores on an agricultural colony world; guest Jill Ireland.

The Enterprise officers search for an elusive, rock-burrowing creature which is killing the miners of Janus 6.

Kirk cannot comprehend the apathy of the peaceful residents of Organia in the face of Klingon atrocities.

Identical men (Robert Brown in a dual role) from parallel universes will cause total annihilation if they meet.

Capt. Kirk faces an agonizing choice when he and Spock follow McCoy to 1930s New York to restore history's altered course. A Hugo Award winner.

Mind-controlling organisms infesting a colony world attack Kirk's brother and his family, then turn on Spock.

Spock must take a bride (Arlene Martel) on his home world or die when the Vulcan mating cycle overwhelms him.

A being, claiming to be the Greek god Apollo, wants the adoration of the Enterprise crew; guest Leslie Parrish.

The space probe Nomad, its programming altered in an encounter with an alien device, mistakes Kirk for its creator.

Kirk, Scott, McCoy and Uhura accidentally switch places with their malevolent counterparts from a parallel universe.

The Enterprise officers investigate a primitive society that seems to exist to serve a godlike machine; guest David Soul.

Only the Enterprise and the battered Constellation stand between an ancient weapon and devastation; guest William Windom.

A beautiful sorceress (Antoinette Bower) and her accomplice use illusion to hold Kirk and the Enterprise captive.

Kirk encounters old foe Harry Mudd (Roger C. Carmel), now apparently the monarch of a world populated by androids.

The shuttlecraft Galileo makes a forced landing on a world with a single human inhabitant (Glenn Corbett); guest Elinor Donahue.