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"Elaan of Troyius" is a third season episode of the American science fiction television series, Star Trek, and was broadcast December 20, 1968. It is episode #68, production #57, and was written and directed by John Meredyth Lucas, the only person in Star Trek production history ever to both write and direct a filmed Star Trek television episode, whether animated or live-action.
In the episode, the USS Enterprise ferries a spoiled Elasian princess whose betrothal to a Troyian royal is hoped will bring peace to a star system at war. The episode's title character pays tribute to Helen of Troy from Homer's Iliad, and its plot borrows from William Shakespeare's comedy, The Taming of the Shrew.
Original Release
12/20/1968
US Release
12/20/1968
Cast
Name | Character |
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William Shatner | James T. Kirk / Captain James Tiberius 'Jim' Kirk |
Leonard Nimoy | Spock / Mister Spock |
DeForest Kelley | Dr. McCoy |
France Nuyen | Elaan |
Jay Robinson | Petri |
Tony Young | Kryton |
James Doohan | Scott |
Nichelle Nichols | Uhura |
George Takei | Sulu |
Walter Koenig | Chekov / Pavel Chekov |
Directors
Writers
John Meredyth Lucas, Arthur H. Singer
Creators
Cast
Name | Character |
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William Shatner | James T. Kirk / Captain James Tiberius 'Jim' Kirk |
Leonard Nimoy | Spock / Mister Spock |
DeForest Kelley | Dr. McCoy |
France Nuyen | Elaan |
Jay Robinson | Petri |
Tony Young | Kryton |
James Doohan | Scott |
Nichelle Nichols | Uhura |
George Takei | Sulu |
Walter Koenig | Chekov / Pavel Chekov |
Majel Barrett | Nurse Chapel |
Lee Duncan | Evans |
Victor Brandt | Watson |
Dick Durock | Guard #1 |
Charles Beck | Guard #2 |
K.L. Smith | Klingon |
Hal Baylor | Guard |
Bill Blackburn | Lieutenant Hadley |
Frank da Vinci | Transporter Operator |
Roger Holloway | Lt. Lemli |
Producers
Name | Role |
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Gene Roddenberry | Executive Producer |
Desi Arnaz | Executive Producer |
Lucille Ball | Executive Producer |
Fred Freiberger | Producer |
Robert H. Justman | Producer |
Edward K. Milkis | Producer |
Gregg Peters | Producer |