San Francisco Giants Reveal Their Surprising Top Star Trek Episodes—You Won’t Believe Their Picks!
Is it any good? Kinda. Kirk is able to trick a computer again, as he’s done many times before. Mainly, though, it features this iconic image:

The holodeck makes its first appearance in franchise history, too.
The Giants: Ed Goodson homered off of Pedro Borbon in the bottom of the 10th for the walk-off win. He had 3 RBI on the day. Steve Ontiveros went 3-for-4, too. Jim Barr gave up 10 hits and 5 earned runs (6 overall) in 8.1 IP. On the Reds’ side, Pete Rose went 2-for-4. Johnny Bench had a hit and a walk. Ken Griffey (Sr. ) was 2-for-5 and Darrel Chaney had a pair of RBI to go with his 3-for-4.
8. “Operation — Annihilate!” (4/13/67) | Giants 2, Atlanta 0 (+2)
So now we’re in a whole new season of Giants Baseball while still being in the first season of The Original Series. It’s the second game of the 1967 season for the San Francisco Giants while being the season finale of Star Trek’s first season.
Summary: The colony that’s home to Captain Kirk’s brother Sam falls under attack by flying parasites that cause their victims to go insane before death. Kirk’s brother is found dead but one of his nephews is saved. Spock is stung by one of these parasites and Kirk & crew must figure out how to save him before it’s too late.



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