@@MrDaydreamer1584 They used bits and pieces....hinted at some of it, gave a nod to ......all of the proverbial cliches, but none of the real 'meat' as it were.... I could not agree with you more!
Few of us realize how much this incredible background music affected our emotions and perception while watching the original Star Trek. No other Star Trek series, or even Star Trek movies that followed, had such expressive, emotional music as the original series. All the latest Star Trek sequels have soulless, synthetic background music that does very little to stir your emotions.
Having watched the original series as a kid, and continuing to watch these episodes down thru the years, I had never until now just listened to the music by itself. I am amazed by the power and beauty of it as never before. Some powerful composers... Also one hell of a live studio orchestra. People are not able to play like that now.
@@jimmclaughlin1549 The artificial, sterile-sounding music we hear today evokes the electronisized, digitized and synthesized world we now live in. I agree, I don't think today's generation of composers could write music like the '60s Star Trek had.
I mostly agree except for the score for Star Trek II - the Wrath of Khan. That sort of swashbuckling, nautical sound made it the only Trek movie that captured that feel, that of the original show for me. And IMO the best Star Trek movie they ever made, bar none.
I once saw a segment where someone had cut together all the times Bones said that, followed by all the different professions he said he was NOT. "I'm a doctor, not a bricklayer!" "I'm a doctor not a [___]!" It was pretty funny.
I want my child hood back when I didn't have to pay bills or go to work . Just come home from school and anticipating what exciting episode of star trek is coming on the T.V.
Exactly! I even remember the first episode of Star Trek I ever watched. I stayed with my grandparents after school when Balance of Terror was broadcasted and it still is my favorite to this day!
yup. best music ever. and this is the show that got canceled after only three seasons, all because some programming executives on the show "Laugh-In" didn't want to let Start Trek have the slot next to them!! over fifty years later, we are listening to the _incidental music_ on this show, on a platform that would have been unimaginable in the 1960s. meanwhile laugh-in is just a show from the past. oh well. we wuz robbed!! oh well! at least we have the books, novels, comic, movies, records, videos, games, etc etc!!
7:44 Loved when they used this music during the court-martial scene in "The Menagerie" - Followed by Kirk asking Spock "Have you lost your mind?!?" Thanks for posting this!
I love it too. It's so wonderfully menacing. I never knew which of the first-season used it first. I figured it was this one. They used it so many times. It was sort of funny when they used it in Assignment Earth for some reason. Did Alex Courage write this, or Freddie Steiner?
I love these themes. I love that throughout all the three seasons of TOS all of the themes were edited into the episodes. I really loved the themes in season three. If I'm not mistaken Alexander Courage and Gerald Fried redone some of the themes from season one for this season. It's such a shame Star Trek was cancelled. I'm sure these brilliant themes would have been used again had TOS had a 4th season.
Starting at 6:23 is just romance at its best...as a kid this was the song that I used to long for my first love. To this day, whenever I hear it, I think of her. Tear up sometimes.
7:44 will always remind me of the episode "The Savage Curtain", where that creep Yarnek of the planet Excalbia creates Col.Green, Zora, Kahless, and Genghis Khan to face off against Kirk, Spock, Lincoln, and Surak. This music is first heard when the bad guys sneak attack our good guys.
it is excellent music...it was originally composed for"What Are Little Girls Made Of?" ..but was often used....notably in ARENA when they beamed down to Cestus III....
@@scottuehlinger7887 one of my favorite TOS themes with that massive brass and tympany. The Savage Curtain remains one of my favorite episodes. I know many critics hate it but, I find the idea of humanity being distilled down to Good v's. Evil to be a fascinating concept plus....rock creatures??? Come on! Awesome!
I always felt they should have carried the soundtrack of the series into the films. I don't mean just the opening theme. The music made the series. Just like the music made Lost in Space.
I'm hearing lots of Stravinsky (Rite of Spring) and elements from Shostakovich's symphonies in the darker, more dramatic passages early on in this. People who like the darker-sounding TOS music but don't know its references from 20th C. classical repertoire (the composers mentioned above, plus others) may want to check out the latter's works (particularly the Rite of Spring- Bernstein's earlier recording of it being one good place to start online). The Rite itself may be the most influential piece of music for the 20th C. Adventure-themed soundtracks in general draw a lot on Holst ("The Planets," particularly "Mars, the Bringer of War"), Wagner, plus Stravinsky, Shostakovich's symphonies, Ligeti (directly used in '2001'), and modernists like the latter.
Star Trek composers had their tutelage under some of these greats. Don't forget Jerry Goldsmith's music for the Motion Picture. Listen for the arpeggio when the Klingons launch the photon torpedos and the heavy use of the xylophone during the intro inspection of the Enterprise..
I agree. Star Trek invokes lots of Stravinsky & Holst. When I listen to Star Wars all I hear is Tichovski. Sorry for butchering the spelling in his name.
Nichelle Nichols is so beautiful in her early years and a great compliment to the series i owe a lot to her as i never missed an episode as she was cast in it also it is because of her that i got a deep attraction for black woman who in the past i dated a few and got married to my black wife who so happens to look like her identical twin and i have never looked back in regret we are still happy today and still madly in love. it is almost a year since she passed away as Nichelle Nichols died in july 2022 but she made history for the black people after meeting Dr Luther King who encouraged her to remain in the series as she was making a statement to the world that black people are as equal as white people god bless her may her memory live long and prosper Nichelle Nichols R.I.P you are sadly missed by the world.
So strange that, in every compilation of music from TOS and specifically Shore Leave, I never hear my favorite cue. It comes just as Kirk first hears Sulu shooting his gun (but doesn't know it's Sulu shooting), and three away team members run towards the sound. Over this, the soundtrack quotes the series theme, but it puts it into a slightly minor key, which is the most menacing version of it I've ever heard. It's only about 15 seconds long, though, so I guess that's why it always gets left out in favor of the White Rabbit comedy music.
emperordalek, Fish Man has that section of theme music as he collected the actual soundtracks from each episode and removed the dialogue. I just listened to the cue you mention. He has the tracks linked off YT to a site called MEGA. You can get the link for the zip file or files from his YT page. You can hear the gunshot at 4.31 of his Shore Leave track. That is the start of Kirk, Yeoman Barrows and McCoy running toward the gunshot.
If I could add one suggestion, it would be the fight music from "Amok Time" -- With that one addition I think this would cover every major theme and action set throughout the run of the entire show. Fantastic work!
It's the music, more than anything, that reminds me of how long Trek has been a part of my cultural consciousness, how it remains so unforgettable, and how listless and timid the NG musical scores stand in comparison. Personally, I would have opened gone from the credits to "Shore Leave", starting playful, and then (before the end credits) did "what are little girls made of", which sounds strong and menacing.
Oh man! That's the only one that's nails-on-a-chalkboard to me- that sappy episode where chubby Kirk falls in love with the "indian" maiden! No rational reason, just GRATED on me as a kid :)
Okay this is the tune I'm looking for it's that regime military tune that they played in and out of almost every single episode it's like a March it's a very serious military regime that means trouble and precision and enemy approaching it is beautiful soundtrack and it brought back a lot of memories but I'm still looking for that wonderful episode of tune that I can't find I want it as a ringtone and it's not the the famous themes theme background music that everybody Associates to the original Star Trek it's that military sound that sounds severe it sounds Precision it sounds like a little March and I don't know where to find it
OK, someone smarter then me (which is most of you) help me out here. There is a melody on TOS that I have tried to find for years, it is not on this (unless I missed it). It is melodic, with a ( I think) French horn. I just heard it again at the end of the episode ‘That which survives” when Lucera is addressing her fellow Calandins. Can anyone identify it?
This why the original Star Trek has that epic feeling thats so important ( music) the next generation and the rest didn't even try to capture or even try...so disappointing
This compilation of the 6 pieces of music from the original tv series is awesome. Do you have another block of music besides this? I love the battle music, I think it's part of the Corbomite Maneuver tune. Anytime Kirk or Spock had to do battle by hand to hand, I love the music in the background. Years ago, I found somewhere a bunch of the Orginal Series long lists of the many famous background music but the sound was low pitch and very hard to hear. With RUclips Enhancer, I am doing all my music louder but I cannot find all that Star Trek original series music, accepting for this one. Do you have any more I can download? This was really great, just looking for more sounds. Ty Ty and Ty.
LA LA RECORDS.COM HAVE A FIFTEEN CD BOX SET THE COMPLETE TOS SOUNDTRACKS.... IT'S A MUST FOR ANYONE WHO LOVES STAR TREK AND IT'S MUSIC SCORES... IT'S AMAZING... BIT PRICEY BUT WELL WORTH THE INVESTMENT... CHEERS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They got canceled for being so violent. I remember when the Christians wanted to protest against the commercials, shows, or networks. If the studios or Producers didn't reduce the violence or take the shows off the air. The Wild Wild West, Batman, and other TV shows had a short life span due to the violence and storylines as people made loud noise to Hollywood. Not so violent compared to the (l.o.l.) violence on some TV shows of today, I was about 7 years of age when these shows had their short-lived lives. Classic Shows that will live on forever.
Star Trek TOS had the best music ever written for a television series.
Some of the best music ever written for a television series.
One of the most iconic sound tracks. ..
I wish they used this music for the movies.
@@MrDaydreamer1584
They used bits and pieces....hinted at some of it, gave a nod to ......all of the proverbial cliches, but none of the real 'meat' as it were....
I could not agree with you more!
Until they started using cliffhangers.
Season 3 really wasn't good, I started pausing the episodes
Few of us realize how much this incredible background music affected our emotions and perception while watching the original Star Trek. No other Star Trek series, or even Star Trek movies that followed, had such expressive, emotional music as the original series. All the latest Star Trek sequels have soulless, synthetic background music that does very little to stir your emotions.
Having watched the original series as a kid, and continuing to watch these episodes down thru the years, I had never until now just listened to the music by itself. I am amazed by the power and beauty of it as never before. Some powerful composers... Also one hell of a live studio orchestra. People are not able to play like that now.
@@jimmclaughlin1549 The artificial, sterile-sounding music we hear today evokes the electronisized, digitized and synthesized world we now live in. I agree, I don't think today's generation of composers could write music like the '60s Star Trek had.
Totally agree…..simply majestic
"Soulless" is the perfect description not just for the music but for everything about what passes for Star Trek today.
I mostly agree except for the score for Star Trek II - the Wrath of Khan. That sort of swashbuckling, nautical sound made it the only Trek movie that captured that feel, that of the original show for me. And IMO the best Star Trek movie they ever made, bar none.
My entire childhood in under 16 minutes.
Soundtrack of my childhood.🥰
0:00 Main Title
0:50 The Corbomite Maneuver
4:00 Balance Of Terror
6:23 What Are Little Girls Made Of
11:00 Shore Leave
14:51 End Title
Don’t know why this comment isn’t on the top and most upvoted. If I can upvote more than once I would.
I love that big brass horn intro to the title theme!
Man, I’d love some more stuff from the TV show if you ever get a chance.
Yess I've been looking for the name of the one at 4:00 for years thank you!!!
The music from Amok Time when Kirk and Spock are sparring is missing.
This music is what a set TOS far and ahead of all the other series. The fan-made shows DESPERATELY need background theme music
Check out Star Trek Continues. It's the most faithful to TOS down to the background music.
@@goldenknight578 And its predecessor, Star Trek: New Voyages!
I've seen allot of TV shows in my 49 years and I still think Star Trek TOS definitely had the best background music and soundtracks of any of them!!
@@EUROPAMusicOfficialChannel oh no I didn't know that.
The original Twilight Zone soundtracks are ultra-outstanding, as well!
@@captainozone5393 yes I agreee!
Don’t forget Jonny Quest great music there too
Mission Impossible had the best theme song on TV but Star Trek TOS had the best background music (or score).
Always will remember bones saying, "He's dead Jim."
I once saw a segment where someone had cut together all the times Bones said that, followed by all the different professions he said he was NOT. "I'm a doctor, not a bricklayer!" "I'm a doctor not a [___]!" It was pretty funny.
Doctor Corby was never here. Sarak is insane. Earth's not there anymore, at least not the Earth we know.
The best music ever thought up. Whoever thought up great music, I want to shake their hand
Love the tv music from the 60’s
Best television series soundtrack ever.
I want my child hood back when I didn't have to pay bills or go to work . Just come home from school and anticipating what exciting episode of star trek is coming on the T.V.
Exactly! I even remember the first episode of Star Trek I ever watched. I stayed with my grandparents after school when Balance of Terror was broadcasted and it still is my favorite to this day!
I can't understand this mentality.
You are an adult. Just watch Star Trek again after you paid your bills after work.
@@Zeithri Zeithri , dont you ever wish you could go back in time when things were simpler . If you haven't you will one day .
@@Zeithri I agree. *Although* even though I am not an adult yet, I have seen my parents in tough situations like what you're describing.
@@docjohnsmith7857 BoT was voted the best Star Trek episode of all time.
It's certainly my favorite!
2:37, you know ish just got real.
Haaaaaaaa
Always think of this theme when I remember TOS
7:44 also. Like in Arena, or right before Kirk was about to fight Khan in Space Seed!!
yup. best music ever. and this is the show that got canceled after only three seasons, all because some programming executives on the show "Laugh-In" didn't want to let Start Trek have the slot next to them!! over fifty years later, we are listening to the _incidental music_ on this show, on a platform that would have been unimaginable in the 1960s. meanwhile laugh-in is just a show from the past. oh well. we wuz robbed!! oh well! at least we have the books, novels, comic, movies, records, videos, games, etc etc!!
I feel like I've been listening to this music all my life. Then I realize I have!
"Mirror, Mirror" would be a nice addition to you collection, Steiner's 'Meet Marlena' in particular.. Oh, and "Doomsday Machine" !!
These are all from the TOS first season.
7:44 my favorite TOS music intensifies 8:27 that music ALWAYS scared me as a little kid!!
I agree, a climactic moment is approaching. It is the best of the selection as a musical band, don't you think?
The end to title theme is so cool!
7:44 Loved when they used this music during the court-martial scene in "The Menagerie" - Followed by Kirk asking Spock "Have you lost your mind?!?" Thanks for posting this!
Loved that. And when they first landed on Cestus 3...
I love it too. It's so wonderfully menacing. I never knew which of the first-season used it first. I figured it was this one. They used it so many times. It was sort of funny when they used it in Assignment Earth for some reason. Did Alex Courage write this, or Freddie Steiner?
Brilliant music. Faaaaaar ahead of its time.
Friggin fantastic music.
Agreed
I love these themes. I love that throughout all the three seasons of TOS all of the themes were edited into the episodes. I really loved the themes in season three. If I'm not mistaken Alexander Courage and Gerald Fried redone some of the themes from season one for this season. It's such a shame Star Trek was cancelled. I'm sure these brilliant themes would have been used again had TOS had a 4th season.
The graphic showing Spock in the middle. Logical.
Starting at 6:23 is just romance at its best...as a kid this was the song that I used to long for my first love. To this day, whenever I hear it, I think of her. Tear up sometimes.
I love how in Star Trek Picard they brought back the theme from Balance of Terror
7:44 will always remind me of the episode "The Savage Curtain", where that creep Yarnek of the planet Excalbia creates Col.Green, Zora, Kahless, and Genghis Khan to face off against Kirk, Spock, Lincoln, and Surak. This music is first heard when the bad guys sneak attack our good guys.
it is excellent music...it was originally composed for"What Are Little Girls Made Of?" ..but was often used....notably in ARENA when they beamed down to Cestus III....
@@scottuehlinger7887 one of my favorite TOS themes with that massive brass and tympany. The Savage Curtain remains one of my favorite episodes. I know many critics hate it but, I find the idea of humanity being distilled down to Good v's. Evil to be a fascinating concept plus....rock creatures??? Come on! Awesome!
hey Yarnek was cool
Just what I was looking for.. music from the original series. Thank you for posting this!
7:44. When things got REAL.💖💯
The ultimate suite, indeed! Superb job!
Thanks Wes, glad you enjoyed it :)
I always felt they should have carried the soundtrack of the series into the films. I don't mean just the opening theme. The music made the series. Just like the music made Lost in Space.
OMG hahaha ;D))) I used to LOVE this lol I still do ! what a treat , thank you ;D
7:43 Ruk! Protect!
I need to embed some of these in my next PowerPoint presentation. Thanks for posting!
I could kiss you for this. Seriously you made my day when I found your channel!
I'm hearing lots of Stravinsky (Rite of Spring) and elements from Shostakovich's symphonies in the darker, more dramatic passages early on in this. People who like the darker-sounding TOS music but don't know its references from 20th C. classical repertoire (the composers mentioned above, plus others) may want to check out the latter's works (particularly the Rite of Spring- Bernstein's earlier recording of it being one good place to start online). The Rite itself may be the most influential piece of music for the 20th C. Adventure-themed soundtracks in general draw a lot on Holst ("The Planets," particularly "Mars, the Bringer of War"), Wagner, plus Stravinsky, Shostakovich's symphonies, Ligeti (directly used in '2001'), and modernists like the latter.
Star Trek composers had their tutelage under some of these greats. Don't forget Jerry Goldsmith's music for the Motion Picture. Listen for the arpeggio when the Klingons launch the photon torpedos and the heavy use of the xylophone during the intro inspection of the Enterprise..
I agree. Star Trek invokes lots of Stravinsky & Holst.
When I listen to Star Wars all I hear is Tichovski. Sorry for butchering the spelling in his name.
The music helped the show.
Very good!!!!!
Nichelle Nichols is so beautiful in her early years and a great compliment to the series i owe a lot to her as i never missed an episode as she was cast in it also it is because of her that i got a deep attraction for black woman who in the past i dated a few and got married to my black wife who so happens to look like her identical twin and i have never looked back in regret we are still happy today and still madly in love. it is almost a year since she passed away as Nichelle Nichols died in july 2022 but she made history for the black people after meeting Dr Luther King who encouraged her to remain in the series as she was making a statement to the world that black people are as equal as white people god bless her may her memory live long and prosper Nichelle Nichols R.I.P you are sadly missed by the world.
The balance of terror one of the best episodes
Iconic.
I can picture that kiss scene with William Shatner and Sherry Jackson. While hearing the beginning of What are little girls are made of piece.
OK, Fred Steiner rules.
So strange that, in every compilation of music from TOS and specifically Shore Leave, I never hear my favorite cue. It comes just as Kirk first hears Sulu shooting his gun (but doesn't know it's Sulu shooting), and three away team members run towards the sound. Over this, the soundtrack quotes the series theme, but it puts it into a slightly minor key, which is the most menacing version of it I've ever heard. It's only about 15 seconds long, though, so I guess that's why it always gets left out in favor of the White Rabbit comedy music.
emperordalek, Fish Man has that section of theme music as he collected the actual soundtracks from each episode and removed the dialogue. I just listened to the cue you mention. He has the tracks linked off YT to a site called MEGA. You can get the link for the zip file or files from his YT page. You can hear the gunshot at 4.31 of his Shore Leave track. That is the start of Kirk, Yeoman Barrows and McCoy running toward the gunshot.
This is great. Thanks for posting.
Marvellous - thanks - subbed.
If I could add one suggestion, it would be the fight music from "Amok Time" -- With that one addition I think this would cover every major theme and action set throughout the run of the entire show. Fantastic work!
Check out David Page's RUclips channel; he does deep dives into Star Trek's music, including "Ancient Battle."
This is alway’s lovely 🥰 music…..the original Star ⭐️ Trek serie’s!It never get’s old to listen to here!
It's the music, more than anything, that reminds me of how long Trek has been a part of my cultural consciousness, how it remains so unforgettable, and how listless and timid the NG musical scores stand in comparison. Personally, I would have opened gone from the credits to "Shore Leave", starting playful, and then (before the end credits) did "what are little girls made of", which sounds strong and menacing.
14:51 Ending Theme
14:02 is my fav :)
Oh man! That's the only one that's nails-on-a-chalkboard to me- that sappy episode where chubby Kirk falls in love with the "indian" maiden! No rational reason, just GRATED on me as a kid :)
Me too this is so beautiful and sound like a 60's amazing song
@@tuskedbeast i like it used in the episode with the planet spores and spock is enjoying himself with the girl :)
Okay this is the tune I'm looking for it's that regime military tune that they played in and out of almost every single episode it's like a March it's a very serious military regime that means trouble and precision and enemy approaching it is beautiful soundtrack and it brought back a lot of memories but I'm still looking for that wonderful episode of tune that I can't find I want it as a ringtone and it's not the the famous themes theme background music that everybody Associates to the original Star Trek it's that military sound that sounds severe it sounds Precision it sounds like a little March and I don't know where to find it
OK, someone smarter then me (which is most of you) help me out here. There is a melody on TOS that I have tried to find for years, it is not on this (unless I missed it). It is melodic, with a ( I think) French horn. I just heard it again at the end of the episode ‘That which survives” when Lucera is addressing her fellow Calandins. Can anyone identify it?
1:46 one of my favorites...
7:43 is when they get thrown into a life or death scenario.
What are Little Girls Made of was an episode that was a comment on leaders like MacArthur.
Bernard Herrmann was a Genius!!!!!!!
@6:00 “Your Agonizer, please”
To maintain your existence... would be illogical. (Ted Cassidy as Ruk: What Are Little Girls Made of)
This why the original Star Trek has that epic feeling thats so important ( music) the next generation and the rest didn't even try to capture or even try...so disappointing
They used the Romulan theme from Balance of Terror in the new Picard series.
Space, The Final Frontier
Nice
All of these sounds were inspired by Bernard Herrmann!!!!!!!!!!
14:01 Ruth
❤🖖🏼
I can never find these themes on here preformed live, or any of the leitmotifs that TOS used ie: shuttle theme, transporter theme.
This compilation of the 6 pieces of music from the original tv series is awesome. Do you have another block of music besides this? I love the battle music, I think it's part of the Corbomite Maneuver tune. Anytime Kirk or Spock had to do battle by hand to hand, I love the music in the background. Years ago, I found somewhere a bunch of the Orginal Series long lists of the many famous background music but the sound was low pitch and very hard to hear. With RUclips Enhancer, I am doing all my music louder but I cannot find all that Star Trek original series music, accepting for this one. Do you have any more I can download? This was really great, just looking for more sounds. Ty Ty and Ty.
Amen
Anybody have piano transcriptions of TOS fight music?
how in the blinkin hell did you find these
LA LA RECORDS.COM HAVE A FIFTEEN CD BOX SET THE COMPLETE TOS SOUNDTRACKS.... IT'S A MUST FOR ANYONE WHO LOVES STAR TREK AND IT'S MUSIC SCORES... IT'S AMAZING... BIT PRICEY BUT WELL WORTH THE INVESTMENT... CHEERS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From the producers, right?
He blinked them into existence😜
🖖😎👍!.
Nice selection , but ... SUPER , and 15 minutes only ?!?!?
14:00-14:53 Alisha Hay, my lost love Western Oregon University.
The problem with the other TOS music is that they only play from one epilog. Not the entire series.
I need the TOS music on CD
Most of this graphic is from a wallpaper I made years ago.
Why didn't they include the fight-scene music?
What's the soundtrack on the tholian web?
Good but how could you leave out the Doomsday Machine?
That episode had the best soundtrack of all the episodes
"Gentlemen, I suggest you beam me aboard!" Sorry, I couldn't resist ;-)
Midway looking through all these original ST st's for that minimalist baritone guitar piece. Any of you know the one I mean?
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@@mqblues YES! Cheers.
Ah yes. Spock's Amok Time bass guitar. Always made me cry when I was little
They got canceled for being so violent. I remember when the Christians wanted to protest against the commercials, shows, or networks. If the studios or Producers didn't reduce the violence or take the shows off the air. The Wild Wild West, Batman, and other TV shows had a short life span due to the violence and storylines as people made loud noise to Hollywood. Not so violent compared to the (l.o.l.) violence on some TV shows of today, I was about 7 years of age when these shows had their short-lived lives. Classic Shows that will live on forever.
Makes me need to say " I am landreu"
2:15 Creeper showed up in a cave and now i run as fast as i can and...
2:40 Now second one showed up...
6:23-9:30 Court Martial.
Alisha Hay, Mt Hood Oregon, Western Oregon University Class of 2018. B.S. in Education.
ruclips.net/video/WgkH1NS2WnQ/видео.html
here's the intro from season one with the narration by shatner
Ummmm, where's Nurse Chapel's pic? :-)
:')
doctor who!
I hate how in the second season they had the vocalist on the soundtrack, so annoying...
No fight music. This is NOT ultimate.
Got to admit, it's a big oversight. Still really good though.
10:39 here ya go. That was for fight scenes in many episodes.
Did I miss the belly dancer music? That's got to be part of an ultimate collection.
@@andrewmichaelscollectibles I was thinking "Amok Time" and "The Gamesters of Triskelion"....."Journey to Babel" (Kirk vs. Andorian)
I totally get what Douglas MacArthur went through before Harry Truman dismissed him.