The episodes are being presented in order of numbering. The airdates are in a slightly different order.

Episode Title: 'Metamorphosis'
Synopsis: "When their shuttle is diverted by a strange energy formation, Kirk, Spock and McCoy are shocked to find warp drive inventor Zephram Cochrane, who was stranded there with the cloudlike being The Companion but became lonely for other humans."

Episode Title: 'Friday´s Child'
Synopsis: "The Federation and the Klingon Empire compete for an alliance with the people of a resource-rich planet, where the ruler is murdered and his pregnant wife threatened by those who would take his place."

Episode Title: 'Who Mourns for Adonais?'
Synopsis: "The Enterprise is trapped by the Greek god Apollo, who wants to be worshipped again. Kirk is unimpressed, though one of his crewmembers falls in love with Apollo and tries to work with him to keep the crew safe."

Episode Title: 'Amok Time'
Synopsis: "Spock enters the pon farr, the Vulcan time of mating, and Kirk returns him to Vulcan against Starfleet orders. But when his bride chooses to challenge the arranged marriage, she chooses Kirk as her champion."

Episode Title: 'The Doomsday Machine'
Synopsis: "The Enterprise discovers a huge weapon which has destroyed several star systems and the U.S.S. Constellation, whose commanding officer is bent on destroying the machine at any cost."

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The latter three are all among my favorites.

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There are a few episodes that are getting little or no votes. Going to have to post a worst episode poll from these.

Doomsday is my favorite of this list, though Amok Time is also good. They really didn't delve into Vulcan history a whole lot.

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"Doomsday Machine" is my number one favorite Trek episode. "Amok Time" is also high on my list of favorites. I don't like "Who Mourns for Adonis?" as much, but still, there is just something about a battle with a "god" and one that is a surprisingly sympathetic character.

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'Who Mourns for Adonais?' was the first Trek episode I ever saw.

OK, a quick reminder that this poll will close tomorrow.

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