Star Trek: The Original Series

The original *Star Trek* series is about the voyages of the starship Enterprise. It was created by Gene Roddenberry and ran for three seasons on NBC from 1966 to 1969.

## Gene L. Coon

1. S01E18: "Arena"
2. S01E22: "Space Seed" -- Co-written with Carey Wilber
3. S01E23: "A Taste of Armageddon" -- Co-written with Robert Hamner
4. S01E25: "The Devil in the Dark"
5. S01E26: "Errand of Mercy"
6. S02E05: "The Apple" -- Co-written with Max Ehrlich
7. S02E09: "Metamorphosis"
8. S02E17: "A Piece of the Action" -- Co-written with David P. Harmon
9. S02E25: "Bread and Circuses" -- Co-written with Gene Roddenberry
10. S03E01: "Spock's Brain" (Credited as Lee Cronin)
11. S03E06: "Spectre of the Gun" (Credited as Lee Cronin)

## D.C. Fontana

1. S01E02: "Charlie X"
2. S01E19: "Tomorrow Is Yesterday"
3. S01E24: "This Side of Paradise"
4. S02E10: "Journey to Babel"
5. S02E11: "Friday's Child"
6. S02E22: "By Any Other Name" -- Co-written with Jerome Bixby
7. S02E24: "The Ultimate Computer"
8. S03E02: "The Enterprise Incident"

## Gene Roddenberry (Creator)

1. S01E11: "The Menagerie, Part I"
2. S01E12: "The Menagerie, Part II"
3. S02E19: "A Private Little War"
4. S02E23: "The Omega Glory"
5. S02E25: "Bread and Circuses" -- Co-written with Gene L. Coon
6. S03E22: "The Savage Curtain" -- Co-written with Arthur Heinemann

*Note*: Roddenberry also wrote the pilot "The Cage", which was not broadcast during the show's original run.

## Jerome Bixby

1. S02E04: "Mirror, Mirror"
2. S02E22: "By Any Other Name" -- Co-written with D.C. Fontana
3. S03E07: "Day of the Dove"
4. S03E19: "Requiem for Methuselah"

## John Meredyth Lucas

1. S02E03: "The Changeling"
2. S02E21: "Patterns of Force"
3. S03E13: "Elaan of Troyius"
4. S03E17: "That Which Survives"

## Margaret Armen

1. S02E16: "The Gamesters of Triskelion"
2. S03E03: "The Paradise Syndrome"
3. S03E21: "The Cloud Minders"

## Robert Bloch

1. S01E07: "What Are Little Girls Made Of?"
2. S02E07: "Catspaw"
3. S02E14: "Wolf in the Fold"

## Arthur Heinemann

1. S03E11: "Wink of an Eye"
2. S03E20: "The Way to Eden"
3. S03E22: "The Savage Curtain" -- Co-written with Gene Roddenberry

## Jean Lisette Aroeste

1. S03E05: "Is There in Truth No Beauty?"
2. S03E23: "All Our Yesterdays"

## Steven W. Carabatsos

1. S01E20: "Court Martial" -- Co-written with Don M. Mankiewicz
2. S01E29: "Operation -- Annihilate!"

## Oliver Crawford

1. S01E16: "The Galileo Seven" -- Co-written with Shimon Wincelberg (Credited as S. Bar-David)
2. S03E15: "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield"

## David P. Harmon

1. S02E12: "David P. Harmon"
2. S02E17: "A Piece of the Action" -- Co-written with Gene L. Coon

## Stephen Kandel

1. S01E06: "Mudd's Women"
2. S02E08: "I, Mudd"

## Paul Schneider

1. S01E14: "Balance of Terror"
2. S01E17: "The Squire of Gothos"

## Theodore Sturgeon

1. S01E15: "Shore Leave"
2. S02E01: "Amok Time"

## Art Wallace

1. S02E13: "Obsession"
2. S02E26: "Assignment: Earth"

## Shimon Wincelberg

1. S01E09: "Dagger of the Mind" (Credited as S. Bar-David)
2. S01E16: "The Galileo Seven" (Credited as S. Bar-David) -- Co-written with Oliver Crawford

## John T. Dugan

1. S02E20: "Return to Tomorrow" (Credited as John Kingsbridge)

## Max Ehrlich

1. S02E05: "The Apple" -- Co-written with Gene L. Coon

## Harlan Ellison

1. S01E29: "The City on the Edge of Forever"

## Robert Hamner

1. S01E23: "A Taste of Armageddon" -- Co-written with Gene L. Coon

## Don M. Mankiewicz

1. S01E20: "Court Martial" -- Co-written with Steven W. Carabatsos

## Samuel A. Peeples

1. S01E03: "Where No Man Has Gone Before"

## Rik Vollaerts

1. S03E08: "For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky"

## Carey Wilber

1. S01E22: "Space Seed" -- Co-written with Gene L. Coon

## Story credits

1. ↑ Story by Fredric Brown
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Story by Carey Wilber
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Story by Robert Hamner
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Story by Max Ehrlich
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Story by David P. Harmon
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 Story by Gene Roddenberry
7. ↑ Story by Jerry Sohl (credited as Nathan Butler) and D.C. Fontana
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 Story by Jerome Bixby
9. ↑ Story by Laurence N. Wolfe
10. ↑ Story by Don Ingalls (credited as Jud Crucis)
11. ↑ Story by D.C. Fontana (credited as Michael Richards)
12. ↑ Story by David Gerrold and Oliver Crawford
13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 Story by Gene L. Coon (credited as Lee Cronin)
14. ↑ Story by D.C. Fontana (credited as Michael Richards) and Arthur Heinemann
15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 Story by Don M. Mankiewicz
16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 Story by Oliver Crawford
17. ↑ Story by Gene Roddenberry and Art Wallace
18. ↑ Story by Jerry Sohl and Lee Erwin