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A Piece of the Action - S2-E17

Trivia: According to the script and audio of this episode, the first Boss is named Bella Oxmyx. But all posters of Oxmyx have the last name spelled "Okmyx." The reason is the as originally written, Okmyx would have been correct, but all material with Okmyx had already been made. Since it was a tight budget, the name was only changed at the time of filming.

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The City on the Edge of Forever - S1-E29

Trivia: When Kirk and Edith Keeler are walking along, they pass by Floyd's Barber Shop. They re-used the Mayberry set.

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Assignment: Earth - S2-E26

Trivia: All the action in this episode revolves around McKinley Rocket Base. All footage around the base is actually of Cape Canaveral, Florida, provided to Roddenberry by NASA.

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And the Children Shall Lead - S3-E4

Trivia: In this episode, in order to defeat Gorgon, Kirk has pictures of the adults' headstones shown to the kids. One reads "Tsing Tao." Ting Tao, or Tsingtao, is a Chinese beer company.

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Bread and Circuses - S2-E25

Trivia: When Scotty orders the blackout on the planet, the camera looks at Chekov's hands. It is a re-used shot of his hands from Season 2 Episode 4 "Mirror, Mirror."

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The Ultimate Computer - S2-E24

Trivia: As Scotty and Spock work in the Jeffries Tube, Scotty's right hand is resting on his thigh, and his missing middle finger is visible.

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Journey to Babel - S2-E10

Trivia: Vulcans generally do not smile, but after Amanda says "I love you" to Sarek, then playfully chides him about it, he touches her fingers and smiles.

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Patterns of Force - S2-E21

Trivia: When Kirk is donning the Gestapo uniform, Spock says, "You should make a very convincing Nazi." Although the look Kirk gives him is funny, it should be remembered that both William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy were both Jewish.

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The Doomsday Machine - S2-E6

Trivia: The events and description of the Planet Killer in this episode are referenced in The Next Generation novel "Vendetta." It was in the records Data was examining for a report for Picard. The first one was called a prototype, and the one Picard and crew face is the finished model. Larger, more powerful, and warp capable, this machine was driven by the vendetta of a person that wants revenge on the Borg.

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Where No Man Has Gone Before - S1-E4

Trivia: As the Enterprise encounters the field, Gary Mitchell is affected, and his eyes glow with an unknown, alien force. In the Star Trek The Next Generation novel "Q Squared", Q engages Trelane in a fight and is blasted backwards into the past, into a formless mass of energy. When the Enterprise encounters the energy at the edge of the galaxy, Q enters into Mitchel, giving him the power of Q.

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The Ultimate Computer - S2-E24

Trivia: In this episode, when brooding about M5, Kirk quotes John Masefield, "All I ask is a tall ship, and a star to steer her by." In Star Trek V, on approach to the Enterprise-A, he again uses the quote.

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Mirror, Mirror - S2-E4

Trivia: While talking with Kirk in the Transporter room, Scotty calls Kirk 'Jim', one of the rare instances he does so.

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The Corbomite Maneuver - S1-E11

Trivia: After Kirk leaves Sickbay, and after McCoy says one of his "What am I...?" questions (i.e., I'm a doctor, not a _______), he says, "If I jumped every time a light flashed around here, I'd end up talking to myself." Later, in Star Trek V, as he's watching Kirk climb the mountain, he says, to himself, "'You'll enjoy Shore Leave. You'll be able to relax'. You call this relaxing? I'm a nervous wreck. If I'm not careful, I'll end up talking to myself."

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The Cage - S1-E1

Trivia: To preserve the safety of the ship Spock orders preparation for Hyper drive, with a Time Warp factor. After the re-tooling and re-casting, it was called simply Warp factor, or more commonly Warp.

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The Enterprise Incident - S3-E2

Trivia: If the corridors of the Romulan ships look familiar, it's due to budgetary constraints. They are the same corridors and walls of the Enterprise, with a little redress.

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The Squire of Gothos - S1-E18

Trivia: Interestingly, Trelane put Kirk on trial in his courtroom. In Star Trek: The Next Generation S1 : Ep1 "Encounter at Farpoint", Q played judge in an apocalyptic courtroom, putting Picard and the human race on trial.

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The Galileo Seven - S1-E17

Trivia: Even though it is revealed that Trelane uses a machine to augment his powers, in the Star Trek: The Next Generation novel "Q Squared" it is revealed that Trelane and his parents are members of the Q Continuum. It is also revealed the the power that Gary Mitchell and Elizabeth Dehner gained in S1 :Ep3, "Where No Man Has Gone Before" was Q himself trying to get back into this universe but was suspended in the area outside the galaxy in an energy form.

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The Corbomite Maneuver - S1-E11

Trivia: On the bridge, as Kirk tips his cup of coffee, the cup maker's logo, and other info, while not clear, is visible.

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The Corbomite Maneuver - S1-E11

Trivia: This seems to be the only episode where someone other than Uhura or Spock is seen with an earpiece - Bailey has one listening to the message coming in over the navigation beams.

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Where No Man Has Gone Before - S1-E4

Trivia: In Sick Bay, Kirk refers to a night he and Mitchell were on Deneb IV. In The Next Generation pilot episode "Encounter at Farpoint", the station is also on planet Deneb IV.

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