Starfleet Records. Starfleet Personnel: James T. Kirk, Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701. Time travel. Temporal Directive. Stardate: 3113.2–3114.1 (2267). Date: July 1969. Scott calls to tell Kirk that the engines will be operational in about four hours, but they have nowhere to go in this time. Kirk understands. Christopher finds some comfort in the fact that Kirk and his crew cannot go home themselves. "Captain's log, Stardate 3113.7, subjective time: Our engines are being repaired, but w

Starfleet Records. Starfleet Personnel: James T. Kirk, Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701. My Captain, My Friend. Stardate: 3013.1-3013.2 (2254-67) Captain Kirk, in his personal log ponders the events of the past day. Spock is facing a court martial aboard the USS Enterprise on multiple charges: Mutiny; kidnapping his former commanding officer, Fleet Captain Christopher Pike, mutilated by a recent space disaster and unable to speak; and locking the Enterprise on course for the planet Talos I

Starfleet Records. James T. Kirk, Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701. Parallel Universe. Stardate: (2267) Kirk then asks if such conditions could be artificially-created using the ship's power, to which the computer, again, answers "Affirmative." Kirk records the research onto a record tape and gives it to Scott. Scott tells Kirk that he'll need help, but Kirk would be too conspicuous. At that point, he drafts McCoy to help him. "I'm a doctor, not an engineer," McCoy states. "Now, you're an