| Mudd's Women Stardate: 1329.1 / Airdate: 10.13.66 |
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| Kirk beams aboard the crew of a vessel destroyed by asteroids but at a high price. All but one of the Enterprise's lithium crystals have burned out. The commander of the destroyed transport is Harcourt Fenton Mudd aka Leo Francis Walsh (Roger C. Carmel), scoundrel and space pirate. His cargo: three hypnotically beautiful women who immediately disrupt the normal workings of the ship. Kirk heads for Rigel 12, a lithium mining colony. But Mudd secretly contacts the miners and Kirk discovers they will only trade the lithium for Mudd's Women, and the release of Harry Mudd! |
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| William Shatner (Kirk) | Leonard Nimoy (Spock) |
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| DeForest Kelley (McCoy) | James Doohan (Scotty) |
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| George Takei (Sulu) | Nichelle Nichols (Uhura) |
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| Jim Goodwin (Farrell) | Roger C. Carmel (Harcourt Fenton Mudd) |
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| Gene Dynarski (Childress) | Karen Steele (Eve) |
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| Jon Kowal (Gossett) | Maggie Thrett (Ruth) |
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| Seamon Glass (Benton) | Susan Denberg (Magda) |
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| Eddie Paskey (Connors) | Jerry Foxworth (Security Guard) |
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| Unknown (Security Guard) | Unknown (Security Guard) |
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| Harry Mudd's Vessel | "Leo Francis Walsh" |
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| Three Beauties (Full-length) | Three Beauties (Close-up) |
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| Spock Escorts Them | Even Spock's Affected |
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| At Harry Mudd's Trial | Harry Mudd's Record |
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| Last Crystal Gone | What to do? |
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| Enterprise limps to Rigel 12 | Enterprise in a 'shaky' orbit |
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| Harry laughs at Kirk's dilemma | Eve's 'assignment' |
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| "Are you wearing anything radioactive my dear?" | "It's not supposed to do that!" |
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| Uhura reports on the miners | Beaming down to Rigel 12 |
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| Ben Childress and Eve | A fight which prompts Eve to run away |
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| Kirk tries to find Eve | And they live happily ever after |
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| Kirk refuses to let Harry go | McCoy comments about Spock's heart |
| Spock says, "The fact that my internal arrangment differs from yours, pleases me no end." | |
| Production Credits | ||
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| Director | Harvey Hart | |
| Teleplay | Stephen J. Kandel | |
| Story | Gene Roddenberry | |
| Creator | Gene Roddenberry | |
| Producer | Gene Roddenberry | |
| Associate Producers | Robert H. Justman | |
| John D. F. Black | ||
| Photography Director | Jerry Finnerman | |
| Production Designer | Walter M. Jefferies | |
| Theme Music | Alexander Courage | |
| Music Composer | Fred Steiner | |
| Music Conductor | Fred Steiner | |
| Additional Production Credits | ||
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| Art Director | Rolland M. Brooks | |
| Film Editor | Bruce Schoengarth | |
| Assistant Director | Michael S. Glick | |
| Set Decorator | Carl F. Biddiscombe | |
| Costume Creator | William Ware Theiss | |
| Post Production Executive | Bill Heath | |
| Music Editor | Robert H. Raff | |
| Sound Editor | Joseph G. Sorokin | |
| Sound Mixer | Jack F. Lilly | |
| Photographic Effects | Westheimer Company | |
| Script Supervisor | George A. Rutter | |
| Music Consultant | Wilbur Hatch | |
| Music Coordinator | Julian Davidson | |
| Special Effects | Jim Rugg | |
| Property Master | Irving A. Feinberg | |
| Gaffer | George H. Merhoff | |
| Head Grip | George Rader | |
| Production Supervisor | Bernard A. Widin | |
| Makeup Artist | Fred B. Phillips, S.M.A. | |
| Hair Styles | Virginia Darcy, C.H.S. | |
| Wardrobe Mistress | Margaret Makau | |
| Casting | Joseph D'Agosta | |
| Sound | Glen Glenn Sound Company | |
| A Desilu Production in Association with Norway Corporation | ||
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| Executive in Charge of Production | Herbert F. Solow | |
| For an in-depth behind the scenes look at Mudd's Women, see These Are The Voyages TOS: Season One page 151-166 (revised edition) by Marc Cushman. |