Star Trek: Day of the Dove / Plato's Stepchildren

Day of the Dove ©1968 Paramount Pictures Corp. and Norway Corp. All rights reserved.		Plato's Stepchildren ©1968 Paramount Pictures Corp. and Norway Corp. All rights reserved.
Episode	66	Episode	67
Airdate	November 1, 1968	Airdate	November 22, 1968
Next Voyage	Plato's Stepchildren #67	Next Voyage	Wink of an Eye #68

Catalog Number	PILF-171106
Format	Extended Play CLV

Languages	English Japanese
Table of Contents
Running Time	102 minutes

Side	Chapters	Running Time
1	5	52min 07sec
2	5	51min 40sec
	10	103min 47sec

Pressing Location	Pioneer LDC - Japan
Retail Price	Available in Box Set Only
Issued	December 12, 1993

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Day of the Dove

Directed by Marvin Chomsky

Written by Jerome Bixby

Produced by Fred Freiberger

Executive Producer Gene Roddenberry

Starring William Shatner
Leonard Nimoy
DeForest Kelley

Guest Star Susan Howard

Stardate Unknown
Enterprise and Klingons forced to fight!
Kirk receives a distress signal from a Federation colony but instead of survivors he finds a disabled Klingon ship. Kang, the Klingon commander, is convinced the Enterprise attached his vessel, while Kirk blames the Klingons for destroying the colony. Aboard the Enterprise, Klingons take on Kirk's crew. Both sides are kept evenly matched and even fatal wounds heal instantly! Who or what is controlling them, and why?
This is the only episode with a female Klingon.

Plato's Stepchildren

Directed by David Alexander

Written by Meyer Dolinsky

Produced by Fred Freiberger

Executive Producer Gene Roddenberry

Starring William Shatner
Leonard Nimoy
DeForest Kelley

Guest Stars Michael Dunn
Liam Sullivan
Barbara Babcock

Stardate 5784.0
The Enterprise answers a distress call from Platonius and Kirk, Spock and McCoy beam down to help Parmen, the planet's ailing leader. Parmen and his friends have developed incredible telekinetic abilities, and they use their powerful minds to force Kirk and company to remain there. The Enterprise crew are then subjected to humiliating experiences! How can Kirk escape the influence of Parman's mind and regain control of the Enterprise?
This episode featured the first interracial kiss on network television.

Day of the Dove
Directed by	Marvin Chomsky
Written by	Jerome Bixby
Produced by	Fred Freiberger
Executive Producer	Gene Roddenberry
Starring	William Shatner Leonard Nimoy DeForest Kelley
Guest Star	Susan Howard
Stardate Unknown Enterprise and Klingons forced to fight! Kirk receives a distress signal from a Federation colony but instead of survivors he finds a disabled Klingon ship. Kang, the Klingon commander, is convinced the Enterprise attached his vessel, while Kirk blames the Klingons for destroying the colony. Aboard the Enterprise, Klingons take on Kirk's crew. Both sides are kept evenly matched and even fatal wounds heal instantly! Who or what is controlling them, and why? This is the only episode with a female Klingon.

Plato's Stepchildren
Directed by	David Alexander
Written by	Meyer Dolinsky
Produced by	Fred Freiberger
Executive Producer	Gene Roddenberry
Starring	William Shatner Leonard Nimoy DeForest Kelley
Guest Stars	Michael Dunn Liam Sullivan Barbara Babcock
Stardate 5784.0 The Enterprise answers a distress call from Platonius and Kirk, Spock and McCoy beam down to help Parmen, the planet's ailing leader. Parmen and his friends have developed incredible telekinetic abilities, and they use their powerful minds to force Kirk and company to remain there. The Enterprise crew are then subjected to humiliating experiences! How can Kirk escape the influence of Parman's mind and regain control of the Enterprise? This episode featured the first interracial kiss on network television.