Editing Star Trek: Phase II (section)

==Scripts==
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| Title              = In Thy Image
| WrittenBy          = [[Alan Dean Foster]]
| ShortSummary       = The two-hour pilot that eventually became ''[[Star Trek: The Motion Picture]]''. Alan Dean Foster's story outline was based on a premise written by [[Gene Roddenberry]] for ''[[Genesis II (film)|Genesis 2]]'', named "Robot's Return" and was also very similar to the 1960s Star Trek episode "The Changeling". A huge starship crosses the [[universe]] looking for its creator on [[Earth]].{{sfn |Reeves-Stevens|Reeves-Stevens |1997 |p=34}}
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| Title              = Tomorrow and the Stars
| WrittenBy          = Larry Alexander
| ShortSummary       = During a Klingon attack, Kirk orders an emergency beamup and is transported to [[Pearl Harbor]], [[Hawaii]], just before the Japanese [[attack on Pearl Harbor]] and falls in love with a woman living there. The plot is similar to that of the film ''[[The Final Countdown (film)|The Final Countdown]]'' (1980) and of the ''Original Series'' episode "[[The City on the Edge of Forever]]".{{sfn |Reeves-Stevens|Reeves-Stevens |1997 |pp=236–239}}
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| Title              = Cassandra
| WrittenBy          = [[Theodore Sturgeon]]
| ShortSummary       = The ''Enterprise'' mediates a dispute between two worlds over "The Monitor", while a clumsy [[ensign (Star Trek)|ensign]] takes care of an infant alien who can foretell the future. Based on the story of [[Cassandra]].{{sfn |Reeves-Stevens|Reeves-Stevens |1997 |pp=240–243}}
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| Title              = [[The Child (Star Trek: The Next Generation)|The Child]]
| WrittenBy          = [[Jaron Summers]] and [[Jon Povill]]
| ShortSummary       = A being of light impregnates Ilia to experience life as a Deltan. The ''Enterprise''{{'}}s hull begins to fail as they come across a strange [[nebula]].{{sfn |Reeves-Stevens|Reeves-Stevens |1997 |pp=303–349}} A revised version of this script was later filmed as an episode of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]''.}}
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| Title              = Kitumba
| WrittenBy          = [[John Meredyth Lucas]]
| ShortSummary       = The ''Enterprise'' is sent to the [[Klingon]] homeworld to help Ksia, a tutor to the underage Klingon leader, to stop his regent from making war on the Federation. This would have been a two-part episode.{{sfn |Reeves-Stevens|Reeves-Stevens |1997 |pp=244–253}}
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| Title              = Practice in Waking
| WrittenBy          = [[Richard Bach]]
| ShortSummary       = The ''Enterprise'' comes across a sleeper ship where Decker, Scotty, and Sulu get trapped in a simulation of the 16th-century witch-burnings.{{sfn |Reeves-Stevens|Reeves-Stevens |1997 |pp=254–257}}
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| Title              = Deadlock
| WrittenBy          = [[David Ambrose]]
| ShortSummary       = While searching for a missing starship, the ''Enterprise'' is recalled to a Starbase to engage in a strange war game.{{sfn |Reeves-Stevens|Reeves-Stevens |1997 |pp=258–263}}
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| Title              = Savage Syndrome
| WrittenBy          = [[Margaret Armen]] and [[Alfred Harris (writer)|Alfred Harris]]
| ShortSummary       = While investigating an ancient starship, the ''Enterprise'' is hit with a blinding light that brainwashes the crew, reverting them to savages.{{sfn |Reeves-Stevens|Reeves-Stevens |1997 |pp=264–269}}
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| Title              = Are Unheard Melodies Sweet?
| WrittenBy          = [[Worley Thorne]]
| ShortSummary       = While searching for a missing starship, the ''Enterprise'' comes across a world in need of men.{{sfn |Reeves-Stevens|Reeves-Stevens |1997 |pp=270–279}}
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| Title              = [[Devil's Due (Star Trek: The Next Generation)|Devil's Due]]
| WrittenBy          = [[William Douglas Lansford]]
| ShortSummary       = As the ''Enterprise'' makes first contact with the planet Neuterra, the mythical creature Komether appears to claim it, having purchased the planet in exchange for peace millennia ago.{{sfn |Reeves-Stevens|Reeves-Stevens |1997 |pp=280–283}} A revised version of this script was later filmed as an episode of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]''.
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| Title              = Lord Bobby's Obsession
| WrittenBy          = [[Shimon Wincelberg]]
| ShortSummary       = The ''Enterprise'' comes across a derelict Klingon Cruiser with one life form aboard – one Lord Bobby from Earth's late 19th century.{{sfn |Reeves-Stevens|Reeves-Stevens |1997 |pp=284–288}}
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| Title              = To Attain the All
| WrittenBy          = [[Norman Spinrad]]
| ShortSummary       = The ''Enterprise'' gets caught in a solar system-sized logic game where, if you win, you "attain the All", a huge repository of knowledge.{{sfn |Reeves-Stevens|Reeves-Stevens |1997 |pp=289–294}}
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| Title              = The War to End All Wars
| WrittenBy          = [[Arthur Bernard Lewis]]
| ShortSummary       = Derived from part of a discarded script treatment about warring androids on the planet Shadir ("A War to End Wars" by [[Richard Bach]]), the ''Enterprise'' rescues a female android, Yra, whose planet's successful philosophy of "peace through war" has been corrupted by a leader named Plateous III.{{sfn |Reeves-Stevens|Reeves-Stevens |1997 |pp=295–302}}
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