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As Kirk, Uhura and Chekov are kidnapped by compulsive gamblers, Cory, Emily and Clint dive into the seedy underbelly of this episode.

As the SPTS Crew takes on Star Trek's most iconic episode, we learn cat fact, about the creative tension between Gene Roddenberry and producer Gene Coon, and a new way to pronounce Klingon.

Wolf in the Fold Dec 22, 1967 S2 E14 Kirk and the Enterprise computer become detectives after Scotty is accused of murdering women on a pleasure planet.

A lightning strike sends Cory to an alternate dimension where he is in charge of the podcast and they review the Twilight Zone episode "Valley of Shadow." Will this be the new normal? Probably not...

Obsession S2.E13 Dec 15, 1967 Capt. Kirk obsessively hunts for a mysterious cloud creature he encountered in his youth.

The Deadly Years Dec 8, 1967 S2 E12 A landing party from the Enterprise is exposed to strange form of radiation which rapidly ages them. Kirk possibly loses control of the ship due to declining cognizant abilities.

Friday's Child Episode aired Dec 1, 1967 S2 E11 The Federation clashes with the Klingon Empire over mining rights to Capella IV. A sudden coup between its warrior-minded inhabitants forces Kirk's party to flee with the now dead leader's pregnant wife.

Journey to Babel S2 Ep10 Aired Nov 17, 1967 The Enterprise hosts a number of quarrelling diplomats, including Spock's father, but someone on board has murder in mind.

Metamorphosis S2 E9 Nov 10, 1967 While returning to the Enterprise Kirk, Spock, McCoy and a Federation commissioner find themselves kidnapped by an energized cloud. With the creator of warp drive marooned as well.

I, Mudd Episode aired Nov 3, 1967 S2 E8 Mudd returns with a plot to take over the Enterprise by stranding the crew on a planet controlled by androids. Kirk and crew will have to use their imagination to get out of this one and take care of that pesky Mudd.

Catspaw S2 E7 Episode aired Oct 27, 1967 Very alien visitors to our galaxy attempt to connect with human consciousness but miss, winding up tapping into the regions of human nightmares instead.

The Enterprise crew battles a runaway Armageddon engine that eats solar systems. As Commodore Matt Decker deals with the trauma of losing his crew, Clint, Cory and Emily talk about what a jerk he is, while admiring his cool sounding name.

The crew once again finds themselves trapped on a planet by a space deity. To escape it's grasp, Kirk must teach it's worshipers independence...and the birds and the bees.

After getting caught in an ion storm, a pathway to an alternate "evvviiilll" reality is opened and the crew gets switched with their counterparts. Spock must use deduction to realize his compatriots are not what they seem, and Kirk must use his wits to confuse his new mirror crew.

(The Changeling, TOS, S02 E03) As the Enterprise encounters a 265-year-old Earth space probe named Nomad, Cory and Clint talk about how to properly destroy a mad machine. Emily's brain is erased.

Kirk and crew are captured and interred on a planet by an alien with connections to humanity's ancient past. After taking a crew member as a bride, Kirk must decide how to break it's power on hold his fellow humans.

Spock is acting strange and is insisting on returning to his home planet of Vulcan. Once there, Kirk must battle Spock to the death in an ancient Vulcan ceremony of lovin'.

Our intrepid podcasters continue their journey through recapping the entire first seasons of The Original Series, but a surprise guest forces the SPTS crew to reckon with the dangers of living aboard the Enterprise and vows to make them pay.

Clint the Q has mistakenly been submitting the audio logs to Star Fleet incorrectly for an entire season! The gang must get together to do a Season One recap to send back to Star Fleet.

Clint and Cory continue their confusing journey through the Star Trek timeline, resuming with the birth of the man himself: Jean-Luc Picard!