Star Trek: The Original Series (Paramount TV, 1966-1969), Pair of Final Draft Screenplays from Episodes...

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Star Trek: The Original Series (Paramount TV, 1966-1969), Pair of Final Draft Screenplays from Episodes "The Enterprise Incident" and "The Tholian Web". Vintage original pair of revised final draft screenplays from Star Trek, consisting of (1) Season 3, Episode 2 "The Enterprise Incident", studio-bound 64-page (as paginated) with gray studio wrap, bradded on mimeographed paper and dated June 13th, 1968, with rainbow revision pages dated up to June 19th, 1968, and (1) Season 3 Episode 9 "The Tholian Web", studio bound 61-page (as paginated) with gray studio wrap and production member signature to top right of wrap, bradded on mimeographed paper and date July 30th, 1968, with rainbow revision pages dated up to August 6th, 1968. Both studio wraps include numbered stamp marks to upper righthand corner, likely indicating printing number. "The Enterprise Incident" centers on a plot to steal a newly developed cloaking device created by the Romulans, with Captain Kirk (William Shatner) surgically transformed to pass as a Romulan to sneak onto a Romulan Vessel and Spock (Leonard Nimoy) wooing the vessel's commander. "The Tholian Web" follows Captain Kirk trapped on the USS Defiant as Spock juggles trying to rescue Kirk and the looming threat of the Tholians, the episode highlighting the complicated dynamic between Spock and Dr. McCoy (Deforest Kelly). Items exhibiting minor edgewear and small creases on covers. Inner pages present well overall. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions.

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